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St. Edward's University • 2009–2010 • Men's Soccer St. Edward’S UnivErSity • 2009–2010 • MEn’S SoccEr Meet the coaches BRIAN YOUNG GEnEral inforMation Head Coach • Sixth Season • University of New Hampshire ’95 Name: St. Edward’s University Web site: www.stedwards.edu/sports Brian Young is entering his sixth year as the head men’s soccer coach for the Phone: 512-448-8480 Hilltoppers. In 2006, he led the Hilltoppers through their best season in seven years. In 2007, St. Edward’s ended the season in second place, just one-half game Address: 3001 South Congress out of the top spot in the Heartland Conference. Last season, the Hilltoppers were Austin, Texas 78704 nationally ranked for almost the entire season, moving up as high as 12th and Founded: 1885 Quick finished on the cusp of making its first NCAA regional appearance since 1999, with Enrollment: 5,350 a 13-4-2 record. Affiliation: NCAA Division II Young came to St. Edward’s University after spending six years as the assistant conference: Heartland men’s soccer coach at Brown University in Providence, R.I. He helped the team win four Ivy League Championships (1997, 1998, 2000 and 2001) and make four NCAA Division I tournament facility (capacity): f appearances (1997, 1998, 1999 and 2000). The 1999 squad advanced to the Sweet 16, while the 2000 squad St. Edward’s University Soccer Field (500) acts made the Elite Eight. Young coordinated national and international recruitment of high school student- nickname: Hilltoppers athletes. He assisted in coaching five All-Americans and 11 players who have been drafted in the annual colors: Navy Blue and Metallic Gold Major League Soccer Superdraft or have signed MLS contracts (FC Dallas, LA Galaxy, Kansas City Wizards, President: George E. Martin, PhD Columbus Crew and New England Revolution). While he was at Brown, the Bears posted an overall record of 61-35-10 (.576) and an Ivy League record of 28-8-5 (.683). Prior to Brown, Young spent one year as an assistant coach at Bates College, where he helped the team to athlEticS adMiniStration the East College Athletic Conference tournament and BBC title. He was co-founder, technical director and athletics director: Debbie Taylor head coach of Bruno United Futbol Club from 2002 to 2003. Young was involved with the Lake Travis Soccer Club in Austin. He was the head coach and director of player development for the club, where he led his associate athletic director/compliance: team (U14) to the 2003 state finals. Young was also the ’90 Boy’s head coach with the Olympic Development Melinda Terry Program for South Texas Youth Soccer. assistant athletic director/facilities and Events: Greg Cooper Young played collegiate soccer at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, N.H. He helped his 1994 team to the first NCAA Division I tournament appearance in UNH history. He earned All-North Atlantic Conference assistant athletic director/Student Services: Tournament honors in 1993 and 1994. After graduating from UNH, Young played professionally with the Jennifer White Cape Cod Crusaders Soccer Club in the United States Interregional Soccer League from 1995 to 1997. Young faculty athletics representative: Mike Harris, PhD holds a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and the USSF ‘A’ license. Administrative Assistant: Monica Baker head athletic trainer: Lisa Lowe associate athletic trainer: Chris Magott ADRIAN RIGby assistant athletic trainer: Nicole Wilkins Assistant Coach • Fifth Season • Averett University ’01 Adrian Rigby is entering his fifth season as the assistant men’s soccer coach for coachinG Staff St. Edward’s. During this time, the team achieved an NSCAA top 25 ranking in the head coach: Brian Young 2006 and 2008 seasons, climbing as high as #12 in the 2008 poll. The Hilltoppers record at School (years): 41-44-9 (5) also achieved the NSCAA all-academic team in 2006, 2007 and 2008 maintaining career record (years): 41-44-9 (5) at least a 3.0 GPA. He has also been active for several years in the local and state soccer community, working with local club teams and the South Texas Olympic assistant coach: Adrian Rigby Development Program. 2008 record: 13-4-2 He came to St. Edward’s after serving as the graduate assistant coach/head 2008 conference record/finish: 7-1-2/Second goalkeeper trainer at Midwestern State University for two seasons. In 2003, the Starters returning/lost: 8/3 school advanced to the NCAA Elite Eight, and in 2004, Midwestern’s goalie was named Southwest Soccer letterwinners returning/lost: 12/11 Conference Goalkeeper of the Year. Rigby also served as a trainer and head goalkeeper coach for the Xpress Soccer Club in Wichita Falls, Texas. He began his coaching career at Dan River High School in Danville, Va., as the women’s head coach in SportS inforMation officE 2001. After six months at Dan River, he spent two months as the director of the Summer Soccer Academy at Sports information director: Logan Lawrence Hargrave Military Academy. He also served as the graduate assistant at Averett University in 2001. • Phone: 512-464-8810 Rigby graduated from Averett University in 2001 with a BS in Sports Medicine/Wellness and completed his cell: 512-636-2779 MEd in Curriculum Instruction/Kinesiology at Midwestern State University in 2005. • • Fax: 512-428-1001 A four-year starter at Averett, he was selected to the 1998 all-state team, and 1998 and 2001 all-conference teams. Rigby also played professionally with the Vancouver 86’ers reserve squad of the A-League in 1999. He holds a USSF ‘B’ license and NSCAA Goalkeeping Level-1 and Level-2 license. In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Rigby also serves as an instructor in the Kinesiology program www.stedwards.edu/menssoccer at St. Edward’s. Season Preview hilltoppErS looK to finiSh StronG The St. Edward’s men’s soccer team has improved its win total and conference our defenders be more athletic this season, but they all have the ability to push placing in each of the last four seasons. This past season, Brian Young and his forward on the attack.” players were nationally ranked as high as 12th and finished strong with a 13-4-2 Junior Matt Moore returns after having one of the best seasons in goal in school record. In 2009, the Hilltoppers return eight starters and 11 letterwinners. history. He played all but 50 minutes in goal for the Hilltoppers, producing a “I felt at the end of last season, the team and staff were disappointed with 13-4-2 record and a 0.73 goals-against average. For his efforts he was named ourselves that we didn’t win enough matches to make the NCAA tournament,” first-team all-region. Sophomore Mitch McKeefer returns and joins incoming Young says. “We tied the last two matches under some extreme circumstances and freshman John Kaschak, looking to earn playing time. didn’t produce a win. However, the team was very motivated in the off-season as “Matt Moore had an outstanding season last year,” Young says. “I look forward to we played some tough matches against the 2008 MLS champion Columbus Crew, him stepping up his leadership on the defensive end. He made some outstanding the USL First-Division I Austin Aztex, and some very high-level junior college saves that won us several matches last season. He played through many injuries teams. At the end of the year, every player was eager to start pre-season and get and his play never suffered. Mitch McKeefer and John Kashack will have their back to our winning ways. This is very encouraging for this upcoming season.” work cut out for them in trying to unseat Moore from the starting spot.” The Hilltopper attacking front will again be led by seniors John calandro and Josh Nannen. The duo combined for eight goals and four assists last season. Nannen, who transferred from the Air Force Academy in 2007, suffered through an injury-marred season but still tallied three goals and two assists. He will be thE SchEdUlE looking to regain the form that produced eight goals and a first-team All-Heartland St. Edward’s needed only one win in its final two matches last season to Conference selection in 2007. Calandro, who missed five of the first eight matches secure its first Heartland Conference title since the 2000 season, but it last season, will see the majority of his time at the forward position in 2009. In produced ties against St. Mary’s and Texas A&M–International and finished his three seasons for St. Edward’s, he has scored 13 goals and dished out seven a close second to Incarnate Word. The Hilltoppers will again compete with assists. Calandro has one of two hat tricks since the 2003 season. Nannen has an Incarnate Word team that seems to reload every year and the up-and- the other one. Two new players, freshman Steven Haltom and fifth-year senior coming Texas A&M–International will be in the mix. Scott Strickland, will also be in the mix at the forward position. “The Heartland Conference is emerging as one of the better conferences in “Both Calandro and Nannen are accomplished goal scorers and have a knack for the country,” Young says. “Many of the teams in the conference defeated scoring game-winning goals,” Young says. “Both have carried injuries throughout nationally ranked teams last season which was a surprise to a lot of coaches last season. I am looking forward to them playing the entire season. We have outside the conference, but not to the coaches within the conference. Each also added good depth at the position with Steven Haltom who played in the coach in the Heartland has strengthened their 2009 schedule and as I stated prestigious Dallas Cup ‘Super Group’ and Scott Strickland, who was the second- last year, every team has the ability to take a win away from any team in the leading scorer for Columbia University in the talent-rich Ivy League last season.” conference this season.
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