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2011 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men's Soccer 2011 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer CORPORATE PARTNERS THE GOLDEN EAGLES WISH TO THANK THE F OLLOWING : shakeys.com chipotle.com sizzler.com sierraacura.com in-n-out.com pepsi.com doubletree.com army.mil FOR MORE IN F ORMATION ON BECOMING A GOLDEN EAGLE CORPORATE PARTNER , PLEASE CONTACT THE DIVISION O F INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS , AT (323) 343-3080 OR ONLINE AT CSULAATHLETICS .COM 1 www.csulaathletics.com 2011 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown / High School / Previous College 0 Irvin Rodriguez GK 5-9 175 Jr. Sylmar / Sylmar HS / L.A. Mission College REAKDOWN B Y OSITION 00 Greg Williams GK 5-11 172 Jr. Culver City / Culver City HS / L.A. Harbor College B P 1 Jose Martinez GK 5-9 187 So. Mission Hills / James Monroe HS Goalkeeper (4) 3 Andy Lopez D 6-1 174 Jr. Sylmar / Sylmar HS / L.A. Mission College 4 Sergio Cedano MF 6-1 153 Sr. Los Angeles / Palmdale HS / Taft College Defender (8) 5 Marc Hess D 6-1 176 Jr. Freiburg, Germany / ISW Business School 6 Antti Arvola F 5-9 155 Jr. Espoo, Finland / University of New Hampshire Midfielder (10) 7 Marvin Sandoval F 5-6 152 Sr. Reseda / Birmingham HS 8 Taylor Rivas D 6-1 185 Sr. Lancaster / Lancaster HS / UC Santa Barbara Forward (10) 9 Rosario Bras F 5-10 182 Jr. Guadalupe / Righetti HS / Allan Hancock College 10 Erik Vargas MF 5-8 150 Jr. Chula Vista / Hilltop HS 11 Jason Swope F 5-8 155 Sr. Santee / Santana HS 12 Nicolas Assad MF 5-9 170 Jr. Winnetka / El Camino Real HS / Moorpark JC REAKDOWN B Y LASS 13 Sergio Talome MF 5-8 164 Fr. Los Angeles / Salesian HS B C 14 Osvaldo Lopez MF 5-8 154 Sr. Palmdale / Palmdale HS / Taft College Freshmen (10) 15 Alfredo Hinojosa MF 5-5 135 Fr. Tustin / Tustin HS 16 Nana Yaw Ameyaw-Sakyi D 5-10 158 Fr. Fresno / Buchanan HS / Wright State Sophomore (3) 17 Aurelio Sanchez, Jr. D 5-8 184 Jr. Palmdale / Littlerock HS / Taft College 18 Jordan Payne F 5-10 187 Fr. Georgetown, Canada / Christ the King HS / CS Bakersfield Junior (12) 19 Joe Rinke MF 6-1 175 Sr. Everett, WA / Kamiak HS / Bellevue College 20 Adam Hughes F 6-1 144 So. Salt Lake City, UT / Brighton HS Senior (7) 21 Julian Ringhof D 6-1 167 So. Sexau, Germany / Erasmus Gymnasium Denzlingen 22 Derek Faulkner MF 5-11 176 Sr. Rocklin / Rocklin HS / Santa Rosa JC 23 Dane Nielsen D 6-1 163 Fr. Sandy, UT / Brighton HS 24 Ricardo Sandoval MF 6-0 179 Jr. Bakersfield / Stockdale HS / Taft College REAKDOWN B Y YPE 25 Timo Schwär F 6-2 172 Fr. Freiburg, Germany / Friedrich Gymnasium B T 26 Miguel Hernandez F 5-7 155 Jr. Long Beach / Cabrillo HS / Cerritos College High School (x) 27 Tre Brown F 6-0 163 Fr. Los Angeles / Frida Kahlo HS 28 Luis Trujillo F 5-8 161 Fr. Norwalk / Sante Fe HS Junior College (x) 29 Waleed Cassis GK 6-1 175 Fr. Ottawa, Canada / ESP Omers-Deslauries 31 Kyle Yip D 5-10 164 Jr. Fontana / Kaiser HS / San Bernardino Valley College Four-Year University (x) 32 Jairo Aquino MF 5-10 160 Jr. Baldwin Park / Mountain View HS / Mt. San Antonio College Head Coach: Chris Chamides (9th year at CSULA) Returning (x) Assistant Coaches: Michael Jacobson, Claine Plummer, Fabian Sandoval 2011 Golden Eagles Quick Facts Location Los Angeles, California 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 2011 Men’s SID Phone/Fax 323-343-5308/343-3199 Soccer media guide was Main Athletics Phone 323-343-3080 designed and edited by Paul Head Coach Chris Chamides Helms and Brendan Dally Alma Mater, Year Lafayette College, 1992 with assistance from Natalia Dr. James M. Rosser Dr. Dan Bridges Assistant Coaches Michael Jacobson University President Director of Athletics Gonzalez. Cover by Gloria Twu, CSULA Public Affairs. Soccer Office Phone 323-343-3089 2011 Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles Men’s Soccer 2 HEAD COA ch After guiding the Golden Eagles to their fifth consecutive winning season and a national No. 1 regular-season ranking for the second straight year in 2010, Chris Chamides returns for his ninth season as the head coach of the men’s soccer program at Cal State L.A. Chamides led the Golden Eagles to a 9-7-1 overall record in 2010 and to the brink of an unprecedented fifth straight trip to the four-team California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship Tournament. Cal State L.A. was ranked No. 1 in the nation for two weeks early in the season before a rash of injuries slowed the team down. During the season, the Golden Eagles beat defending West Region champion Cal State Dominguez Hills twice in a four-day span in October and also posted a road shutout win over eventual West Region champion Chico State. Cal State L.A. once again flourished with its trademark stingy defense and limited opponents to one goal or fewer in 12 of 17 matches. It was a solid follow-up to a historic season in 2009 when Chamides led the Golden Eagles to an 18-4-1 overall record and to the CCAA South Division championship. Cal State L.A. earned its first-ever No. 1 national ranking during the season and earned the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Division II West Region. The Golden Eagles were ranked seventh in the nation in the last regular-season poll. The 18 wins were the second-most in the program’s history and the most since 1981. Cal State L.A. hosted the NCAA Division II West Regional and beat Cal State San Bernardino, 5-3, in an exciting semi-final contest before dropping a tough 1-0 decision to Cal State Dominguez Hills in the championship match. Chamides was named the CCAA Coach of the Year for the second time in men’s soccer in 2009 and he has also been awarded the conference’s top honor for the women’s team in each of the past two years. While at Cal State L.A., he has quickly transformed the Golden Eagles into one of the top programs in the West Region. Chris Chamides Chamides has led the Golden Eagles to an 89-56-17 overall record in his first eight years, including a 64-30-12 mark, four trips to the CCAA Championship Tournament and three appearances in the NCAA playoffs over the past five years. Chamides has Head Coach guided the Golden Eagles into the regional championship match in all three NCAA appearances. The 64 wins over the past five seasons are the most over a five-year span for the program since 1981-85. Chamides Quick Facts Cal State L.A. has earned 33 All-CCAA, 17 All-Region and six All-America awards during Chamides’ tenure. That total includes a pair of CCAA Freshman of the Year honors and one CCAA Newcomer of the Year award. Overall Record The Golden Eagles had a program record four All-Americans in 2009. In addition, six players earned All-CCAA honors and 89-56-17 (8 Seasons) four players earned All-West Region honors. Cal State L.A. also had a player earn CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honors for the first time. The Golden Eagles recorded a 13-5-4 overall record in 2008 and were ranked 14th in the nation in the final NSCAA poll. CCAA Coach of the Year 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 2 (2004, 2009) national Top-25. The Golden Eagles were 9-3-2 in conference play and advanced to the CCAA Championship Tournament for a third straight Region Coach of the Year 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 1 (2006) 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. CCAA Tournament Appearances Cal State L.A. had five players earn All-CCAA honors and four receive All-West Region recognition in 2008. In 2007, Cal State L.A. posted an 11-6-4 record in 2007 and recorded its second straight winning season for the first time 4 (06, 07, 08, 09) since 1993-94. It was an impressive follow-up to the sensational 2006 season when the Golden Eagles enjoyed their best year since 1992 NCAA Tournament Appearances and finished the campaign ranked 18th in the nation. Cal State L.A. captured the CCAA South Division title and advanced to 3 (2006, 2008, 2009) 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 CCAA Division Championships 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 2 (2006, 2009) to a 3-3 tie with Seattle University in the regional title game before falling in penalty kicks.
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