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2018 Men's Soccer Notes Week 4 2018 MEN’S SOCCER NOTES Week 4 [5/4] Denver (4-0-1, 0-0-0 Summit League) vs. Harvard (1-3-0, 0-0-0 Ivy League) Friday, September 14, 2018 • 7 p.m. MT | Univeristy of Denver Soccer Stadium (Denver, Colo.) [5/4] Denver (4-0-1, 0-0-0 Summit League) vs. [22/-] San Francisco (2-2-1, 0-0-0 WCC) Sunday, September 16, 2018 • 1 p.m. MT | Univeristy of Denver Soccer Stadium (Denver, Colo.) Twitter: @DU_MSoccer | #SummitMSOC | #NCAASoccer | #DENvHAR | #DENvSF THE MATCHUP 2018 SCHEDULE Date Opponent [DU Rank] Time/Result 8/24 Monmouth [-/11] - Alt W, 4-0 8/30 [3/18] Washington [19/5] - Alt W, 3-2 (a.e.t.) Denver vs. Harvard 9/3 at [RV/-] SMU [19/2] W, 1-0 9/7 [13/RV] Colgate [6/2] T, 1-1 9/9 North Florida [6/2] W, 4-0 First Meeting:2018 9/14 Harvard [5/4] 7 p.m. 9/16 [22/-] San Francisco [5/4] - Altitude 1 p.m. 9/22 at Omaha# 6 p.m. 9/24 Tulsa - Altitude 7 p.m. Denver vs. San Francisco 9/29 at Eastern Illinois# 2 p.m. 10/2 at Creighton 6 p.m. 10/5 Purdue Fort Wayne# 7 p.m. First Meeting:2018 10/8 at Virginia 4 p.m. 10/16 at Maryland 5 p.m. NOTES 10/20 Western Illinois# 7 p.m. THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE 10/23 Saint Louis - Altitude 2 7 p.m. • Senior Andre Shinyashiki netted his second hat trick in five matches and co-captain 10/26 at Stanford 8 p.m. 11/3 Oral Roberts# 7 p.m. Scott DeVoss scored his sixth career goal to lead the Pioneers past North Florida in Summit League Championship (Denver, Colo.) the second match of a four match homestand last Sunday. Shinyashiki has four game- 11/8 TBA - Semifinal TBA winning goals in Denver’s first five matches. 11/10 TBA - Final TBA • Shinyashiki and DeVoss both were named Summit League Players of the Week NCAA Tournament following the 2-0-1 week that saw the Pioneers limit SMU, Colgate and North Florida 11/12 NCAA Selection Show 11 a.m. to a combined 10 shots on goal in the three matches. 11/15 First Round TBA • Denver closes out a four-match homestand this weekend when the Pioneers welcome 11/18 Second Round TBA Harvard (Friday/7 p.m.) and [22/-] San Francisco (Sunday/1 p.m.) to the University of 11/24 Third Round TBA Denver Soccer Stadium. 11/30 Quarterfinals TBA • DU will open Summit League play on the road in a rematch of last year’s Summit 12/7 Semifinals TBA League Final as the Pioneers travel to Omaha next Saturday (Sept. 22). Kickoff is set 12/9 Final TBA for 6 p.m. MT. # - Summit League Game | All Times Mountain School Information HOT START Location ...............................................Denver, Colo. • Denver started the season a perfect 3-0-0 for the first time since the Pioneers defeated Enrollment .....................................................11,614 Illinois-Chicago (4-1), Central Florida (3-0) and Alabama A&M (8-0) to start 2004. Founded ...........................................................1864 • The Pioneers are 4-0-1 through the first five matches of the season for the third time Nickname ...................................................Pioneers in four years, doing so in both of their unbeaten regular seasons in 2015 and 2016. Colors .......................................... Crimson and Gold Conference ............................... The Summit League HEAD COACH JAMIE FRANKS Chancellor ....................................... Rebecca Chopp • Former DU assistant and Wake Forest alum Jamie Franks took over the reins, officially Vice Chancellor for Athletics ............ Karlton Creech inking his name as Denver’s 10th head coach, on Aug. 29, 2015. Athletic Director .................................Ron Grahame • Franks is 50-8-9 as a head coach through his first 3+ seasons with the Pioneers. Ticket Office Phone .......................... (303) 871-2336 • The Pioneers are 85-25-17 since Franks’ arrival as an assistant coach prior to the start of the 2012 season. Team Information • Combined as a college player and coach, Franks is 184-52-34, reaching five College Home Field University of Denver Soccer Stadium (1,915) Cups and winning a National Championship with the Deacs (07). 2017 Overall Record ............. 11-6-2 (6-2-0 Summit) • According to information submitted to the NCAA in 2015, Franks was the youngest DI Starter Returning/Lost ........................................ 6/5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................... 13/9 head coach (29) three seasons ago and was the second youngest in 2016. Newcomers.............................................................8 DU all-time record ................................. 566-305-79 GET ON THE BOARD FIRST NCAA Appearances/Last ............................... 7/2016 • The Pioneers were 11-1-1 in 2014, 14-0-1 in 2015, 18-0-0 in 2016, 10-1-1 in 2017 and Best NCAA Finish/Year ....................Semifinals/2016 are 4-0-1 in 2018 when scoring the first goal. Head Coach ............ Jamie Franks (Wake Forest ‘09) • Since Franks’ arrival in 2012, the Pioneers are 78-3-8 when scoring the first goal. Record/Career .............................. 50-8-9 (4th)/Same • Denver lost 2-1 in extra time at Gonzaga on Sept. 30, 2017, Denver’s first setback from Assistant Coach ....Zach Haines (North Carolina ‘08) a winning position since the 2014 campaign (October Assistant Coach ..Mac Hemmi (Colorado Mines ‘09) 6, 2014 - at Bradley). Volunteer Asst. Clayton Zelin (Georgia Southern ‘05) • DU hasn’t lost at home after scoring the first goal since a 2-1 loss to UMKC on Oct. 10, 2009. Athletic Communications • Denver trailed 2-1 against No. 3 Washington after Director (MSOC Contact) .............. Niko Blankenship Office/Cell Phone (303) 871-3942/ (513) 225-6560 scoring the opening goal, before coming from behind Email [email protected] to win the match 3-2 in Denver. DENVERPIONEERS.COM 1 2018 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht./Wt. Yr. Hometown (H.S./Previous School) Club Team 0 Nick Gardner Goalkeeper 6-3/190 R-Sr. Marvin, N.C. / Charlotte Latin School Charlotte Soccer Academy 00 Kobe Gray Goalkeeper 6-3/200 R-Fr. Parker, Colo. / Ponderosa High School Real Colorado 2 Ole Berg Defender 6-1/170 Fr. Oslo, Norway / Wang Toppidrett Valerenga IF 3 Shae Smalley Defender 5-7/145 R-Jr. Columbus, Ohio / Olentangy Orange High School Columbus Crew Academy 4 Bailey Heller Defender 6-0/165 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Rock Canyon High School Colorado Rapids Academy 5 Scott DeVoss Defender 6-1/175 R-Sr. Centennial, Colo. / Arapahoe High School Real Colorado Academy 6 Callum Stretch Defender 6-4/180 Fr. Encino, Calif. / Notre Dame High School Aston Villa Academy 7 Emil Fosse Midfielder 5-11/170 Fr. Aalesund, Norway / Fagerlia Videregaende Skole Aalesunds FK 8 Destan Norman Midfielder 6-0/165 So. Fort Collins, Colo. / Fort Collins High School Real Colorado 9 Andre Shinyashiki Forward 5-9/150 Sr. Sao Paulo, Brazil / Montverde Academy Pequeninos do Jockey 10 Jacob Stensson Midfielder 5-10/162 So. Stockholm, Sweden / Ostra Reals IF Brommapojkarna 11 Eric Kronenberg Forward 6-0/160 R-Sr. Boulder, Colo. / Fairview High School Colorado Rapids Academy 12 Moshe Perez Midfielder 5-8/155 Sr. Shim’a, Israel / Mekif Omar Beitar Jerusalem 13 Dennis Werngren Forward 5-10/160 Fr. Hollviken, Sweden / Trelleborgs Kommun Trelleborgs FF 15 Alex Kaddah Midfielder 5-5/140 R-Fr. Blue Springs, Mo. / Blue Springs High School Sporting KC Academy 16 Tosh Samkange Defender 5-11/155 Sr. Sammamish, Wash. / Eastlake High School Seattle Sounders Academy 17 Jared Jungjohann Defender 6-2/155 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Valor Christian High School Real Colorado 18 Gideon Davis Defender 5-9/155 Fr. Barcelona, Spain/ CE Europa 20 Stefan Deleone Midfielder 5-10/145 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo. / Fossil Ridge High School Colorado Rapids Academy 22 Liam Johnson Midfielder 5-9/160 Fr. Golden, Colo. / Golden High School Colorado Rapids Academy 24 Brooks Crawford Forward 6-3/160 R-Fr. Greenwood Village, Colo. / Kent Denver Colorado Rapids Academy 25 Dylan Keeney Defender 5-8/150 R-So. Littleton, Colo. / Heritage High School Real Colorado Academy 26 Kenny Akamatsu Midfielder 5-9/150 Sr. Niigata, Japan / Nittan Daigaka Buzan Mitsubishi Yowa Soccer Club 27 Dan Mooney Defender 5-11/160 R-Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. / Cathedral High School Indiana Fire Academy 30 Will Palmquist Goalkeeper 6-0/175 R-So. Denver, Colo. / Denver East High School Colorado Rush 33 Connor McWilliams Midfielder 5-10/155 Fr. Littleton, Colo. / Chatfield High School Real Colorado ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht./Wt. Year Hometown (Previous School) Club Team 26 Kenny Akamatsu Midfielder 5-9/150 Sr. Niigata, Japan / Nittan Daigaka Buzan Mitsubishi Yowa Soccer Club 2 Ole Berg Defender 6-1/170 Fr. Oslo, Norway / Wang Toppidrett Valerenga IF 24 Brooks Crawford Forward 6-3/160 R-Fr. Greenwood Village, Colo. / Kent Denver Colorado Rapids Academy 18 Gideon Davis Defender 5-9/155 Fr. Barcelona, Spain/ CE Europa 20 Stefan Deleone Midfielder 5-10/145 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo. / Fossil Ridge High School Colorado Rapids Academy 5 Scott DeVoss Defender 6-1/175 R-Sr. Centennial, Colo. / Arapahoe High School Real Colorado Academy 7 Emil Fosse Midfielder 5-11/170 Fr. Aalesund, Norway / Fagerlia Videregaende Skole Aalesunds FK 0 Nick Gardner Goalkeeper 6-3/190 R-Sr. Marvin, N.C. / Charlotte Latin School Charlotte Soccer Academy 00 Kobe Gray Goalkeeper 6-3/200 R-Fr. Parker, Colo. / Ponderosa High School Real Colorado 4 Bailey Heller Defender 6-0/165 R-Fr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. / Rock Canyon High School Colorado Rapids Academy 22 Liam Johnson Midfielder 5-9/160 Fr. Golden, Colo. / Golden High School Colorado Rapids Academy 17 Jared Jungjohann Defender 6-2/155 R-Fr.
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