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One of the many resources available to the Falcon men’s soccer team is the ability to play on one of the Midwest’s finest fields.

Mickey Cochrane Stadium, known nationally as one of the country’s outstanding soccer facilities, has become even better in recent years thanks in part to a multiple-phase project designed to enhance the current complex.

The facility’s improvements included the installation of lights at the Cochrane Stadium complex, giving the BGSU men’s and women’s teams the opportunity for home games under the lights. The lights project allows more flexibility in scheduling, and also has enhanced the already- impressive atmosphere at home matches. The money for the $400,000 project was raised through donations, with nearly all of the funds donated by men’s soccer alumni, who have a proud history of over five decades at the University.

The lights project was completed in the fall of 2011, and both the men’s and women’s teams hosted night matches in late October of that year. Additionally, several Ohio High School Athletic Association girls soccer tournament games have been held at Cochrane under the lights.

The men’s program played every home match under the lights during the 2018 season, and the 2019 schedule calls for every home contest to begin at 7:00 p.m.

In 2010, via donations raised by both the men’s and women’s programs, World Cup-style goals were added, as well as wind screens and covered benches. The athletics department also made upgrades to the scoreboard.

Just prior to the debut of the women’s team, an upgrade to the field saw the construction of 700 permanent seats on the west side of the main playing area. The stadium renovation project, financed entirely with private funds, was officially dedicated on Sept. 10, 1995, prior to the men’s soccer home opener. A

Caroline Palmisano (center), a BGSU student and the daughter of Gary Palmisano, was on hand at the final home game of the 2008 season (Nov, 1, 2008), as the Gary Palmisano Soccer En- dowment was formally announced. The late Gary Palmisano was a player, an assistant coach and a head coach at BGSU, and also was a driving force behind soccer being recognized as a MAC sport. Many former Falcon players made gifts to complete the endowment, and the first scholarship in Gary’s name was awarded in the fall of 2009.

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Dave Kindl (10) scores against Kentucky in the MAC Tourna- ment’s championship-game win in 1996. BGSU’s 4-0 win gave the Falcons the league tourney title for the second-straight year, and the Falcons would go on to win the ‘97 tournament crown as well.

spacious press box was finished a month later. With the addition of portable bleachers from the old grandstand, the complex can seat up to 1,500 spectators, with plenty of additional space to accommodate the standing- room-only crowds that have become more and more common during the Nichols Era.

The initial phase of the plan, which was finished in 1993, consisted of the main playing field being completely enclosed with fencing, landscaped with shrubbery, and decorated with signage. New flag staffs and team benches were also added over the course of the season.

Phase II began in 1994 with the installation of a new scoreboard and additional signage.

The field renovation project was originally conceived in 1988 by former Falcon men’s head coach Gary Palmisano who passed away in December, 1994. Under his guidance, hard work, and patience, his vision

Large crowds have become commonplace at Cochrane Stadium, as Eric Nichols and his staff have helped to enhance the overall game-day atmosphere surrounding a BGSU home men’s soccer match. The Falcons are 12-4-8 at Cochrane over the last three seasons (2016- 18), for a .667 winning percentage in that time.

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became a reality with the initiation of Phase I. “Gary wanted the Falcons to have the finest soccer facility available, one that would make each game an event to be enjoyed not only by the players, but also by all those who support BG soccer,” said Jean-Marie Wolf Palmisano, wife of the late Gary Palmisano. “He envisioned a stadium to enclose Cochrane Field, a stadium to celebrate the great game of soccer.”

Cochrane Stadium, dedicated Oct. 11, 1980, in honor of BGSU’s first men’s varsity soccer coach, has been the home of the Falcon men since 1966 and has also been the site of the United States Youth Soccer Association’s Olympic Development Program Region II camps for several decades.

The Falcons definitely have an ideal situation for their players to improve their skills with the use of two full-size fields and a small-sided training practice area. The soccer programs also utilize the Field House and its 90-yard indoor turf room and 200-meter track wing for winter conditioning.

The Sebo Athletic Center, located in the north end zone of Doyt L. Perry Stadium, provides all BGSU student-athletes, including the soccer teams, a place to reach their potential. The building features an expanded sports medicine and rehabilitation facility as well as a state-of-the-art strength and conditioning area for student-athletes in all 18 varsity sports. Additionally, the BGSU men’s soccer team’s locker room, which was recently renovated, gives the program yet another state- of-the-art facility. The locker room is located on the East side of Perry Stadium.

In addition to Cochrane Field, the men’s soccer Falcons also enjoy state-of-the-art training (above) and strength and conditioning facilities (right) inside the Sebo Athletic Center, as well as a recently-renovated locker room inside Perry Stadium (top of page)

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BGSU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (men’s soccer) • Pete Farrell, 1982 • Bud Lewis, 2000 • Dennis Mepham, 1986 • Rob Martella, 2002 • Neil Ridgway, 1990 • Steve Klein, 2006 • Mickey Cochrane, 1993 % • Scott Vallow, 2009 • Dave Dyminski, 1994 • Gary Palmisano, 1998 % inducted into NSCAA Hall of Fame in 1995

PETE FARRELL Pete Farrell was a standout on both the Falcon soccer and lacrosse teams when those sports were in their early stages at Bowling Green. Born and raised in the Baltimore, Md., area, Farrell came to BG in 1965. He played on the freshman soccer and lacrosse teams in 1965-66, and then was a three-year regular on the varsity team in both sports.

Farrell was co-captain of the soccer team as both a junior and senior. In his senior season, he was voted as the team’s most valuable player and was named to the All-Ohio team at his centerback position after helping the Falcons to their first winning season.

In his three years on the lacrosse team, Farrell helped the Falcons to a 24-9 record. He was named first team All-Midwest three times, and received honorable mention on the All-America team as a sophomore and junior. As a senior, Farrell was a second team All-America pick, and scored the winning goal in the North-South All-Star game.

Pete Farrell – 1982 DENNIS MEPHAM Dennis Mepham played four years of soccer and two years of basketball during his Falcon tenure. He was twice named All-Ohio and All-Mideast, and was a 1979 All-American striker. As a senior, Mepham co-captained the soccer team, while leading the team in scoring as a junior and senior. Upon graduation, he held the school records for goals in a season (11) and career (25). He also had the BG records for points in a season (13) and career (34).

Mepham was drafted by the Rochester Lancers of the North American Soccer League in 1980, and played for the Lancers as well as the Rochester Flash of the American Soccer League. He also played outdoors for the Buffalo Storm of the United Soccer League in 1984. Mepham’s professional experience also included a lengthy tenure indoors, as he played with the Buffalo Stallions of the Major Indoor Soccer League from 1980-84, and the Cleveland Force from ‘84 through ‘88. Mepham also saw time with the Cleveland Crunch in the MISL. He was named to the MISL All-Star team on multiple occasions, and also was named to the USL (1984) and ASL (1981-82) All-Star teams.

NEIL RIDGWAY Neil Ridgway left BGSU holding almost every record possible. The Dennis Mepham – 1986 Stockport, England, native finished his Falcon tenure as the school’s career leader in assists, with 33, and points, with 107. On the single-season list, Ridgway dished out 17 assists in the 1983 campaign, which at the time was six more than any other player in school history.

The team MVP as a sophomore, junior and a senior, Ridgway earned All-Amercan honors in 1982 and 1983 while he was a three-time all-region and All-Ohio pick. Additionally, he was the top midfielder in the state of Ohio in both his junior and senior seasons.

Ridgway began his professional career in 1984 with the Memphis Americans of the Major Indoor Soccer League, and also had a lengthy tenure in the American Indoor Soccer Association, which later became the National Professional Soccer League. He played outdoors with the Chicago Sting of the NASL, and his indoor career saw him play for multiple franchises in the AISA and NPSL. Additionally, he has over 30 years of youth coaching experience. Neil Ridgway – 1990

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MICKEY COCHRANE Cornelius “Mickey” Cochrane, the father and architect of the BGSU men’s soccer and lacrosse programs, has earned nearly every award possible. He initiated both the soccer and lacrosse programs at BG in 1965, after serving as club coach of both sports at the University the year before.

On the soccer pitch, just seven short seasons after the sport’s inception at the varsity level, he coached the Falcons to the first of two consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances in 1972. The Falcons also captured the Ohio Conference championship in ‘73 en route to that NCAA trip.

By the time he stepped down from his coaching duties in 1977 (to concentrate on teaching as an associate professor in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation), Cochrane had compiled a 13-year record of 68-56-14 at BG, including a 61-39-10 mark over his final 10 seasons.

Cochrane received Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Coach-of-the-Year recognition on two occasions (1969 and 1972) and led the Falcons to an OCSA championship in ’73. He was bestowed the OCSA’s Honor Mickey Cochrane – 1993 Award in 1989 and was inducted into the BGSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1993. He also is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame.

Cochrane was a member of the first NCAA Soccer Tournament selection committee that shaped the inaugural tourney in 1959. He received the NSCAA’s Letter of Commendation in 1964, served as the association’s president in 1969, was given the NSCAA’s prestigious Honor Award in 1978 (the association’s highest prize signifying lifetime service to the sport), and received the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America’s Jeffrey Award in 1984 for his work in the preservation of soccer history, records and memorabilia.

In lacrosse, Cochrane had an outstanding record of 88-24 in his 10 years as head coach. He led the Falcons to an undefeated season in 1970, securing the Midwest Lacrosse Association title and a Top Ten ranking by the Baltimore Sun newspaper. The Falcons also won MLA titles in 1974 and 1975.

A 1952 graduate of Oberlin College, Cochrane was a member of the first NCAA Tournament selection committee that shaped the sport’s inaugural tourney in 1959. He received an NSCAA Letter of Commendation in 1964, served as the association’s president in 1969, was given the NSCAA’s prestigious Honor Award in 1978 (the association’s highest prize signifying lifetime service to the sport), and received the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America’s Jeffrey Award in 1984 for his work in the preservation of soccer history, records and memorabilia.

Cochrane’s award list is seemingly endless. He received BGSU’s Honorary Alumnus Award in 1987, was inducted into the BGSU Athletics Hall of Fame half a decade later, and also is a member of the NSCAA and Oberlin Halls of Fame. Additionally, Cochrane was inducted into the Ohio Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1995.

Decades after ‘retiring,’ Cochrane still serves as curator of the Athletic Archives at BGSU. The University soccer field was dedicated in his honor in 1980.

DAVE DYMINSKI Dave Dyminski was a mainstay on BGSU soccer teams in the early 1970s, helping the Falcons compile a 25-13-2 record. In addition, he helped the Orange and Brown to the first-ever NCAA appearance in program history in 1972, and led the Falcons back to the NCAAs in ‘73.

Dyminski was a three-time First-Team All-Ohio choice and an All-Midwest selection. He earned multiple All-American honors as a Falcon, having collected honorable-mention accolades in 1972 and second- team laurels in 1973.

Dyminski ranked no lower than fourth on the team in scoring in any of his four seasons, and concluded his Falcon career with 17 goals and nine assists. The Webster, N.Y., native was a second-round selection of the Rochester Lancers of the North American Soccer League.

Dave Dyminski – 1994

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GARY PALMISANO Gary Palmisano earned two letters (1972-73) as a member of the Falcon soccer program posting a 15-3-2 record as a goalkeeper and helping the Falcons to NCAA Tournament berths in each season, the first two appearances in the history of the program.

He began his coaching career in 1975 as a graduate assistant coach under fellow BGSU Hall-of-Famer Mickey Cochrane and after two additional seasons as a part-time assistant coach, Palmisano was named head coach in 1978 after Cochrane’s retirement.

In 10 of his 16 seasons at the helm, the Falcons won 10 or more matches as the Commack, N.Y. native posted a sparkling 172-97-25 (62.8%) record. His 1992 squad posted a 15-2-1 mark and earned the highest national ranking in the history of the program. That group of Falcons was ranked as high as third in the nation before finishing the season ranked ninth in the country.

‘Palmo’ was named the Mideast Coach of the Year twice (1992 and 1983) and was the Ohio Collegiate Gary Palmisano – 1998 Soccer Association Coach of the Year three times (1992, 1987, 1983). He was also one of the driving forces behind soccer being recognized as a MAC sport in 1993. He coached five All-Americans and a like number of Academic All-Americans during his career.

He spent more than a year working at the Detroit venue for the 1994 World Cup as the director of operations and deputy venue executive director. He did not coach at BGSU in 1993 due to his duties with the World Cup, but returned to Northwest Ohio and coached the Falcons in the ‘94 season before his sudden and unexpected death on Dec. 8, 1994.

BUD LEWIS Leon “Bud” Lewis was a four-year letterwinner and was selected an NCAA All-American in 1974. He helped the Falcons earn the first two NCAA berths in program history in 1972 and ‘73. A native of Penfield, N.Y., Lewis was drafted by the Cincinnati Comets of the ASL (1975) and played one season with the Comets before joining the Buffalo Blazers of the Canadian Soccer League.

After enjoying tremendous success as a player at BGSU, Lewis has reached incredible heights on the coaching side of the game. The 2016 season marked his 42nd year as the head coach of Wilmington College. Lewis is among the winningest coaches in NCAA Division III history, with 497 victories at the helm of the Quakers. His teams have captured 11 conference championships and made 10 national tournament appearances, including a berth in the NAIA Final Four in 1986.

ROB MARTELLA Rob Martella was a four-year letterwinner and a scoring machine for the Falcons. He helped the Falcons to a 50-18-8 (.711) record during his four years, including a 31-4-3 (.855) over his final two seasons of 1991 and Bud Lewis – 2000 1992.

A Cincinnati, Ohio native, Martella was named an NSCAA First-Team All-American following his senior year, and was selected to participate in the 1992 ISAA Senior Bowl. He totaled 45 goals and 115 points for his career.

Martella was the first player in school history to earn NSCAA All-Region status in all four years, and remains the only player in BGSU soccer history to lead the team in scoring in four consecutive seasons.

He was named the team’s top rookie in his initial season of 1989, earned co-MVP honors in 1990 and was the team MVP in 1992. A four-time All-MASC (Mid-American Soccer Conference) and All-Ohio First Team Rob Martella – 2002 pick, he remained with the Falcons as a volunteer student assistant coach in 1993, before graduating in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in sport management.

Martella returned to BGSU as the assistant men’s soccer coach in 1998, and spent three seasons on the staff under head coach Mel Mahler. In 2001, Martella became Director of Soccer Operations for US Youth Soccer, beginning a successful 15-year career with that organization. In 2016, he was named Director of Operations for North Texas Soccer.

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STEVE KLEIN Steve Klein, a native of Nashville, Tenn., ended his standout career in the Brown and Orange by being named the MAC Player of the Year and an NSCAA First-Team All American as a senior. A three-time All- Mideast Region honoree, he led the MAC and the region in scoring in that senior season of 1996, with 50 points on 18 goals and 14 assists. Klein tied the school single-season record for assists with 17 as a sophomore, earning all-league and All-Ohio first-team accolades that fall, and was on the all-region second team.

Klein scored 26 points as a junior, en route to first-team all-league, all-state and all-region recognition. He helped the Falcons to a four-year record of 57-20-4, including an 18-4-1 ledger as a senior, when BG won the MAC’s regular-season and tournament crowns. BG advanced to the ‘Sweet 16’ of the NCAA Championships in both his junior and senior seasons. Klein finished his career as the all-time leader in assists (45) and points (119).

Klein was drafted by the New England Revolution in the third round of the 1997 MLS College Draft. He Steve Klein – 2006 played professionally for over a decade, including three seasons each with the Charleston Battery of the A-League and Vancouver Whitecaps of the USL. He was named to the USA First Division All-League First Team while with the latter club, and also was named to the USL First Division Top-25 players of the decade.

Klein founded the PA Classics club program in 2004, and serves as the director of coaching and the US Soccer Development Academy Team Head Coach. He was US Soccer’s U17-18 Academy Coach of the Year in 2009-10.

SCOTT VALLOW Scott Vallow, a native of Naperville, Ill., was a four-year starter and two-time All-American for head coach Mel Mahler’s Falcons, and still holds several Mid-American Conference goalkeeping records. He had at least 10 shutouts in each of his four seasons, and a career goals-against average of just 0.74. Most importantly, Vallow led the Falcons to three consecutive NCAA Championships appearances (1995-97), with trips to the Sweet 16 in the latter two years.

Vallow burst onto the scene as a freshman in 1995, with a 15-3-2 record and a GAA of 0.52. His GAA not only led the MAC, but ranked second in the nation (tops among all freshmen). He had a scoreless-minutes streak of nearly 550 minutes, spanning parts of six matches, and led the Falcons to the MAC regular- season and tournament titles for the first of three consecutive years.

As a sophomore in 1996, Vallow saw action in all but 44:40 of the team’s total minutes, finishing the regular season ranked second in the region and ninth in the nation in GAA. He ended the year with a school-record 18 wins, and had 10 complete-game shutouts, playing in the bulk of two other shutout wins. In ‘97, Vallow tied the school record with 12 shutouts en route to 16 overall wins. He was selected as Scott Vallow – 2009 the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Player of the Year, and also earned NSCAA All-America Third-Team honors for the first of two consecutive seasons. Vallow had 16 wins, a GAA of 0.85 and 100 saves, and also earned Soccer News All-America honorable mention. He was a first-team All-Mideast Region, All-Ohio and All-MAC selection, and again was named to the MAC’s All-Tournament Team as the Falcons won a third consecutive title. In the NCAA Tournament, Vallow recorded shutouts in both the Falcons’ play-in game vs. Colgate and BGSU’s first-round win at Marquette.

As a senior, Vallow was an All-MAC First-Team choice, and was the runner up in the coaches voting the MAC Player of the Year. He recorded 10 shutouts for his fourth-straight double-digit season in that category, and had a GAA of 0.87. For the second year in a row, Vallow was selected to the All-Mideast Region and All-Ohio first teams and was an NSCAA All-America Third-Team choice.

Vallow went on to a lengthy professional career, playing with the Rochester Rhinos of the United Soccer League, Division 1 (formerly the A-League) and becoming that club’s all-time leader in wins, shutouts and saves. He also played with the Dallas Burn (‘99, ‘02) and Colorado Rapids (‘03, ‘04) of MLS. In addition to his playing career, Vallow has coached at multiple levels. Currently, he is an assistant coach with the North Carolina Courage of the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL).

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NEIL RIDGWAY JON FELTON KYLE ROYER GREG MURPHY ROB MARTELLA JOE BURCH NSCAA NSCAA ISAA Scholar-Athlete ISAA Scholar-Athlete NSCAA NSCAA Scholar- All-American All-American All-American All-American All-American Athlete All-American 1982-83 1987 1988-89-90 1991 1992 1995

The Falcons have been well represented on both All-America teams as well as Academic All-America squads over the years.

Kyle Royer was selected to the ISAA adidas Scholar-Athlete All-American squad three straight years (1988-89-90). Goalkeeper Greg Murphy was both an ISAA Adidas Scholar-Athlete All-America selection as well as a GTE/CoSIDA Fall-Winter At-Large Academic All-American for the 1991 season.

Joe Burch was named to the GTE/CoSIDA Fall-Winter At-Large Academic All-America squad third team in 1995 and first team in 1996. Burch also earned NSCAA Scholar- Athlete All-American Honorable Mention following the 1995 campaign.

Back Dave Dyminski was the first BG booter to receive All-America recognition solely for his play on the field. He was named to the NSCAA All-America Honorable Mention squad in 1972 and moved up to the second team in 1973. Midfielder Bud Lewis increased the Falcons’ streak to three consecutive years with his honorable-mention All-America accolades in 1974, and formidable Falcon forward Dennis Mepham received honorable-mention status in 1979.

Midfielder Neil Ridgway was a two-time First-Team All-America selection in 1982 Falcon All-American Scott Vallow and 1983. Back Jon Felton was named to the third team in 1987, while forward Rob visits with Pelé. Vallow was a two-time NSCAA All-American in 1997-98 Martella earned first-team recognition following the 1992 campaign. Midfielder Steve Klein became the third Falcon player to receive first-team accolades with his selection in 1996, and goalkeeper Scott Vallow was named to the NSCAA All- America Third Team in both 1997 and 1998.

Bowling Green men’s soccer’s first head coach, Mickey Cochrane, was inducted into the NSCAA Hall of Fame in 1995. Both Cochrane (1964) and his protege, Gary Palmisano (1996), received an NSCAA Letter of Commendation, with Cochrane also selected as the winner of the 1978 NSCAA Honor Award.

BGSU had a pair of All-Americans in 1998, in Ty Fowler and Chris Doré. Fowler graduated with a 3.93 GPA in psychology and was selected to the 1999 GTE/CoSIDA Fall-Winter At-Large Academic All-America First Team. Doré was named to the NSCAA All-America Third Team.

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DAVE DYMINSKI DENNIS MEPHAM BUD LEWIS STEVE KLEIN TY FOWLER NSCAA NSCAA NSCAA NSCAA CoSIDA/GTE Aca- All-American All-American All-American All-American demic All-American 1972-73 1979 1974 1996 1999

In November of 2009, Jacob Lawrence became the first BGSU men’s soccer player in a decade to be named an Academic All-American. Lawrence was named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All- America First Team.

BGSU then had six CoSIDA Academic All-America selections in a four-year span. In 2013, Brandon Silva earned Capital One Academic All-America second-team honors, and Pat Flynn duplicated Silva’s feat the following year (2014), as he was named to the second team by Capital One and CoSIDA.

In 2015, Flynn became just the fourth student- athlete in BGSU men’s soccer history to earn Academic All-America First-Team honors, and Joe Sullivan was named to the second team. The 2015 season marked the first time in program history Brandon Silva speaks after winning an award at the BGSU Athletic Honors Night in that the Falcons have had two Academic All- April of 2014. Members of the youth team Silva coached (right) attended the banquet in support of Silva. Americans in the same season.

Then, in 2016, both Flynn and Sullivan were named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team. Flynn became the first three-time Academic All-American in BGSU men’s soccer history, while Sullivan is only the third Falcon to earn Academic All-America honors twice (joining Flynn and Burch).

Flynn also became the first two-time first-team selection in program history. BGSU was the only NCAA Division-I school in the nation with two first-team selections in 2016.

CHRIS DORE’ JACOB LAWRENCE BRANDON SILVA PAT FLYNN JOE SULLIVAN NSCAA ESPN The Magazine/ Capital One/ CoSIDA Academic CoSIDA Academic All-American CoSIDA Academic CoSIDA Academic All-American All-American 1999 All-American All-American 2014-15-16 2015-16 2009 2013

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Ebenezer Ackon, 2018-: • 2019 MLS SuperDraft -- Chicago Fire (MLS) • San Antonio FC (USL) Bob Alarcon, 1978: • Detroit Express (NASL) Omari Aldridge, 2006-: • AFC Leopards • Ottawa Fury • Beijing Hongdeng FC • Khalsa Sporting Club • Saint Vincent & the Grenadines Nat’l Team Pepe Aragon, 1994-1997: • Canton Invaders (NPSL) • Cleveland Caps (U.S. Interregional Soccer Leagues/Pro-Div.) John Bapst, 1982-85: • Atlanta Generals (ASL) • Jacksonville Tea Men (NASL) Chris Bartels (Administrator/Coach), 1972-87: • New York Cosmos, PR Director (NASL) • Memphis Americans, Assistant Coach/Personnel Dir. • Kalamazoo Kangaroos, Head Coach/General Manager (AISA) • Memphis Storm, Assistant Coach (AISA) • Memphis Storm, GM (AISA) Jason Began, 1998: • 1997 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Cleveland Crunch (13th/Territorial Pick) Bobby Biggs, 2000: • Houston Hotshots (WISL) Joe Burch, 1998: • Cincinnati Riverhawks (A-League) Fred Degand, 2001-13: • Cleveland Crunch (NPSL) • Hershey Wildcats, Cincinnati River Hawks (A-League) • Charleston Battery, Atlanta Silverbacks (A-League) • D.C. United (MLS) • Chicago Storm (MISL II) • Cleveland Force (MISL II) • Rockford Rampage (AISL/NISL) • Chicago Riot (MISL III) • Chicago Soul (MISL III) Paul Dhaliwal, 2004: • Edmonton Aviators (A-League) Chris Dore, 1999-05: • 1999 NPSL Draft -- Cleveland Crunch (13th Overall/Territorial Round) • 2000 A-League Draft -- Hampton Roads Mariners (Territorial Select.) • Cincinnati River Hawks, Charleston Battery, Syracuse Saltydogs (A-League) Tony Dore, 1997: • 1996 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Columbus Invaders (3rd Overall/Territorial Round) • Cleveland Caps (USISL/Pro-Div.) Dave Dyminski, 1973: • 1973 NASL College Draft -- Rochester Lancers (2nd Round) Jan Fedorcak, 1974: • Cincinnati Comets (ASL) Brian Ferguson, 1994-95: • Canton Invaders (NPSL) Anthony Grant, 2016-SA: • Richmond Kickers (USL) Cameron Hepple, 2010-SA: • Kitsap Pumas (USL) • KF Tirana (Albania) -- became first Bahamian to play in Europa League • Farnborough (England) • Alcobendas Sport (Spain) • Lyford Cay (Bahamas) • Bahamas National Team Jim House, 1981: • Cleveland Force (MISL) Mark Jackson, 1986-87: • Toledo Pride (AISA) Ryan James, 2016-SA: • 2016 MLS SuperDraft -- Sporting Kansas City • Rochester Rhinos (USL) • Nashville SC (USL) • Pittsburgh Riverhounds (USL) Jim Kittelberger, 1982-85: • Detroit Express (NASL) • Pittsburgh Spirit (MISL) Dan Kindl, 1998: • 1997 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Cincinnati Silverbacks (5th/Territorial) Steve Klein, 1997-2007: • 1996 NPSL Draft -- Cleveland Crunch (14th Overall/Territorial) • 1997 MLS College Draft -- New England Revolution • Worcester Wildfire, Nashville Metros (A-League) • New England Revolution (MLS) • Harrisburg Heat (NPSL) -- 2000 NPSL All-Rookie Team • Hershey Wildcats, Charleston Battery (A-League) • Vancouver Whitecaps (USL) Peter Kolp, 1996: • 1996 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Cincinnati Silverbacks (6th Overall/Territorial Pick) Bud Lewis, 1974: • Cincinnati Comets (ASL) Rob Martella, 1996-98: • 1993 NPSL Draft -- Dayton Dynamo (1st Round/Territorial Pick) • Cincinnati Silverbacks (NPSL) Mark Michalak, 1999-2000: • Cincinnati Riverhawks (A-League) Dennis Mepham, 1979-88: • Rochester Lancers (NASL) • Rochester Flash (ASL) • Buffalo Stallions, Cleveland Force, Cleveland Crunch (MISL) Neil Ridgway, 1983-91: • Chicago Sting (NASL) • Memphis Americans, Las Vegas Americans (MISL) • Kalamazoo Kangaroos, Toledo Pride, Ft. Wayne Flames (AISA) • Indiana Kick, Memphis Rogues, New York Kick, Dayton Dynamo (NPSL) Alexis Souahy, 2018-SA: • Louisville City FC (USL) Brett Strang, 1998-2000: • Cincinnati Riverhawks (A-League) Scott Vallow, 1999-2010: • Dallas Burn, Colorado Rapids (MLS) • Rochester Rhinos (A-League / USL) Dieter Wimmer, 1980-81: • Cleveland Force (MISL)

BGSU’S MLS DRAFT CHOICES Player Year Round Pick Team Steve Klein 1997 3rd 22nd New England Revolution Ryan James 2016 3rd 52nd Sporting Kansas City Ebenezer Ackon 2019 3rd 53rd Chicago Fire

AISA - American Indoor Soccer Association // ASL - American Soccer League // MLS - Major League Soccer // MISL - Major Indoor Soccer League // NASL - North American Soccer League // NPSL - National Professional Soccer League // USL - United Soccer Leagues

Please forward any corrections or updates to Mike Cihon via email ([email protected]), or to the BGSU men’s soccer office. Pictured (top to bottom): Chris Dore, Steve Klein, Cameron Hepple, Scott Vallow)

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1972 Seated (left to right): Joe White, Greg Brooks, Eric Seldin, Bob Gearhart, Dave Dyminski, Chris Bartels, Warren Heede, Norm Dykes, Jim Botticelli, Glenn Jost, Tim Davis. Standing: Head coach Mickey Cochrane, assistant coach Pete Farrell, Tom O’Neal, Steve Cabalka, Paul Wayne, Bart Hayden, Gary Palmisano, Bill Heyne, Bud Lewis, Rick Jacobs, Jim Hodge, Jeff Aingworth, Steve Cutler, Rich Cotton, Bruce May, manager Mike Vincent, assistant coach Burt Severns, trainer Pete Imber.

1973 Seated (left to right): Jan Fedorcak, Steve Kittelberger, Steve Cutler, Bob Gearhart, Greg Brooks, Dave Dyminski, Warren Heede, Paul Wayne, Bart Hayden, Tim Davis, Jim Hodge, Steve Cabalka. Standing: Head coach Mickey Cochrane, assistant coach Pete Farrell, trainer Pete Imber, Dan Otten, Randy Hale, Craig Tesler, Jeff Aingworth, Rich Cotton, Gary Palmisano, Tom Doriety, Bill Heyne, Bud Lewis, Glenn Jost, Rick Jacobs, Greg Luthman, Joe White, Bob Boss, George Habicht, manager Mike Vinson, trainer Lee Kermode, assistant coach Chris Bartels, assistant coach Don Adams.

1992 Front Row (left to right): Ryan McCue, Brian Hyde, Brian Ferguson, Rob Martella, John Sgro, Quinton Martin, Mike Kelly. Middle Row: Asst. coach Mel Mahler, Frank Frostino, Tom Kinney, Tim Concannon, Andy Studebaker, Dan Traver, Ryan Williams, Bob Boyle, Justen Harman, Pepé Aragon, head coach Gary Palmisano. Back Row: Student manager Frank Yuhasz, Brian Lord, Chris Williams, David Michels, Derek Schorejs, Brian Bonham, Ryan Dell, student trainer Richelle Scali.

54 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 54 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS

1995 Front Row (left to right): Dave Kindl, Joe Burch, Ryan Evans, Jon Giganti, Darren Niles, Jamie Harmon, Peter Kolp, Dan Kindl. Middle Row: Assistant coach Wade Jean, trainer Julie Graybiec, Chuck Ashton, Jason Follebout, Scott Vallow, Andy Carl, Brandon Pelton, Steve Klein, Andy Penoff, student assistant coach Dan Traver, head coach Mel Mahler. Back Row: Duane Ely, Jason Began, Tony Doré, Brett Strang, Dave Michels, Mark Michalak, Brian Hyde. Not pictured: Brian Glibkowski, trainer Annette Davidson.

1996 Front Row (left to right): Trainer Annette Davidson, Dan Kindl, Tommy Thomas, Brian Glibkowski, Jason Began, Jamie Harmon, Steve Klein, Zac Olson, Darren Niles, student trainer Mike Heichel. Middle Row: Student assistant coach Dan Traver, Tim Ashton, Jon Giganti, Jason Bryant, Ty Fowler, Scott Vallow, Bobby Biggs, Brett Strang, Peter Kolp, student assistant coach Chuck Ashton. Back Row: Head coach Mel Mahler, Chris Doré, Dave Kindl, Tony Doré, Ryan Evans, Kevin Jackson, Brandon Pelton, Mark Michalak, assistant coach Wade Jean. Not pictured: Joe Burch.

1997 Front Row (left to right): Darren Niles, Tommy Thomas, Jon Giganti, Chris Doré, Nick Kolliniatis, Matt Johnson. Middle Row: Brandon Pelton, Matt Lyons, Vetus Syracuse, Brett Strang, Jason Began, Dan Kindl, Zac Olson, Jason Bryant. Back Row: Assistant coach Wade Jean, student assistant coach Tony Doré, Ty Fowler, Mark Michalak, Brian Glibkowski, Kevin Jackson, Ryan Schwaigert, Chris Kraft, Fred Degand, Scott Vallow, trainer Annette Davidson, head coach Mel Mahler. Not pictured: Bobby Biggs.

55 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 55 LETTERWINNERS

Adrian Akpan Colin Armstrong Joe Barros Ryan Comiskey Tony Corsiglia Joey D’Agostino

** A-A-A-A ** Blouch, Gerry...... 1965 ** C-C-C-C ** Ackon, Ebenezer...... 2017-18 Bluthardt, Rob...... 1988 Cabalka, Steve...... 1972-73-74-75 Adkins, Kyle...... 2003-04 Bonham, Brian...... 1989-90-91-92 Cain, Steve...... 1989-90-91 Agyeman, Bismark...... 2015-16 Boss, Bob...... 1973-74 Cameron, Kevin...... 1979-80 Aingworth, Jeff...... 1971-72-73-74 Botticelli, Jim...... 1972 Carl, Andy...... 1994-95 Akpan, Adrian...... 2002-03-04 Bové, Kevin...... 1974-75-76-77 Carroll, Allan...... 1971 Alarcon, Bob...... 1975-76-77-78 Boyle, Bob...... 1989-90-91-92 Carroll, Ron...... 1965 Aldridge, Omari...... 2003-04-05 Braxton, Gene...... 1998-99-00 Casey, T.J...... 1986-87-88-89 Aleric, Steve...... 1984-85-87 Brennan, Chris...... 2016-17-18 Cervasio, Ron...... 1965-66 Anticoli, Mike...... 1987-88 Brewer, James...... 1967-68-69 Chesler, Larry...... 1965 Aouad, Robert...... 2002-04-05 Brihn, Robert...... 1977-78 Childress, Rich...... 1985 Aragon, Pepé...... 1991-92 Brooks, Greg...... 1971-72-73 Clayton, Andy...... 1976-77-78 Archibald, Charlie...... 2001 Bryant, Jason...... 1996-97-98-99 Comiskey, Ryan...... 2010-11-12-13 Armstrong, Colin...... 2008-09-10-11 Bucher, Kim...... 1982-83-84 Concannon, Tim...... 1991-93-94 Arthurs, Andrew...... 1987-88-89-90 Buescher, Zach...... 2017-18 Connors, Lenny...... 1980-81 Ashton, Chuck...... 1994-95 Bull, Thomas...... 1971 Corsiglia, Tony...... 1980 Ashton, Tim...... 1996 Burch, Joe...... 1993-94-95-96 Costa, Joe...... 1969-71 Asimou, Tom...... 1968-69 Butler, Tim...... 2000-01 Cotton, Rich...... 1971-72-73-74 Auden, Max...... 2013-14-15-16 Butwid, Terry...... 1965-66 Crandall, George...... 1968 Ayima, Amandy...... 2017-18 Crone, Tim...... 2006 Custer, Jake...... 2009 ** B-B-B-B ** Cutler, Steve...... 1973 Bapst, David...... 1977-78-79-80 Bapst, John...... 1979 ** D-D-D-D ** Baraldi, Danny...... 2011-12-13-14 D’Agostino, Joe...... 1985-86-88 Barker, Robert...... 2008-09 D’Agostino, Joey...... 2009-10-11-13 Barr, John...... 2009 Daniels, Craig...... 1967 Barros, Joe...... 1982-83-84 Davis, Chris...... 2006 Bartels, Chris...... 1969-70-71-72 Davis IV, George...... 2005-06 Bartels, Robert...... 1966-67-68 Davis, Kurt...... 1981-82-83-84 Baxter, Bill...... 1983 Davis, Ryan...... 2007-08 Beard, Morris...... 1965 Davis, Thomas...... 1967 Bechtol, Alex...... 2011 Davis, Tim...... 1972-73 Beecher, Gordon...... 1966-67-68 Dawson, Drew...... 1981-82-83-85 Beer, Mitchel...... 1968 Deal, Tyler...... 2006-07-08-09 Began, Jason...... 1994-95-96-97 Decker, Brandon...... 2003-04-05 Began, Mike...... 2000 Degand, Fred...... 1997-98-99-00 Behan, P.J...... 2000-01-03-04 DeGraff, David...... 2000-01-02-03 Belfort, Dave...... 2002-03-04-05 Dell, Ryan...... 1989-90-91-92 Bertrams, Carl...... 1975-76 Dhaliwal, Paul...... 2002-03 Bertrams, John...... 1978-79 Dohms, John...... 1967-68 Bertrams, Tom...... 1976-77-78-79 Dollins, Tyler...... 2004 Betenson, Chase...... 2014-15-16 Donofrio, Julian...... 2004 Biggs, Bobby...... 1996-97-98-99 Donovan, Kevin...... 1974 Bireline, Garrett...... 2007-08-09-10 Doré, Chris...... 1996-97-98-99 Blike, Chris...... 1986-88 Drew Dawson earned four letters during the Doré, Tony...... 1993-94-95-96 early- to mid-1980s

56 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 56 LETTERWINNERS

Ryan Dell Adam Erhard Tanner Fink Frank Frostino Matt Griesinger Cameron Hepple

Dorenkott, Mark...... 1991 ** F-F-F-F ** ** G-G-G-G ** Doriety, Tom...... 1974-75-76 Farrell, Pete...... 1966-67-68 Gable, Donald...... 1969-70-71 Dozier, Gavin...... 2006-07-08-09 Feasel, John Wesley...... 1965-66-67 Galloway, Sam...... 2010-11 Drought, Brian...... 1988-89 Fedorcak, Jan...... 1973-74 Gamrath, Gary...... 1965 Duda, Eric...... 2002-03 Felton, Jon...... 1985-86-87 Gay, Tyler...... 2012 Dykes, Norm...... 1969-70-72 Ferguson, Brian...... 1989-90-92-93 Gearhart, Bob...... 1972 Dyminski, Dave...... 1970-71-72-73 Fink, Tanner...... 2008-09-10-11 Gelser, Chip...... 1975 Flanagan, Steve...... 1982 Genrich, Jake...... 2012-13-14-15 ** E-E-E-E ** Flynn, Pat...... 2014-15-16 Giannini, Vincent...... 2015-16 Ebling, Byard...... 2008-09-10-11 Follebout, Jason...... 1994-95 Giganti, Jon...... 1994-95-96-97 Eckroat, Dirk...... 2004 Forrest, Nick...... 1975 Gigliotti, Greg...... 2003 Edgar, Archie...... 1981-82 Forsberg, Dean...... 1966-67-68 Ginley, Terry...... 1984-85 Eganhouse, Jacob...... 2010 Fowler, Ty...... 1996-97-98-99 Glibkowski, Brian...... 1993-94-96-97 Ely, Duane...... 1994-95 Fradl, Humphrey...... 1979-80 Gofus, Robert...... 1969-70-71 Epps, Ryan...... 2005 Francis, Richie...... 2001 Golden, Michael...... 1967-68 Erhard, Adam...... 1998-99-00 Freudeman, Deryck...... 2001-02-03-04 Gorsha, Brad...... 1983 Esckilsen, Chip...... 1978-79 Fromm, William...... 1966-67-68 Grant, Anthony...... 2012-13 Essig, John...... 1970-71 Frostino, Frank...... 1991-92-93-94 Green, Richard...... 1966-67-68 Evans, Ryan...... 1994-95-96 Grida, Dominic...... 2015-16-17 Evwaraye, Chuko...... 2006-07-08-09 Griesinger, Matt...... 2010-11-12-13 Gross, Shawn...... 2012 Gustoff, Frank...... 1977-78

** H-H-H-H ** Habicht, George...... 1973 Haines, Ron...... 1985-86-87-88 Hall, Robert...... 1965-66 Hall, Rodcliff...... 2011-13 Harman, Justen...... 1991-92 Harmon, Jamie...... 1993-94-95-96 Harper, Ricky...... 2001 Haskin, Ian...... 2014 Hastings, Sean...... 2012 Hayden, Bart...... 1972-73-74 Heede, Warren...... 1970-71-72-73 Hendershott, Ken...... 1974-75-77-78 Hennelly, Greg...... 2004-05 Hepple, Cameron...... 2006-07-08-09 Herold, Guenter...... 1966-67 Heuton, Ryan...... 2014-15 Heyne, Bill...... 1971-72-73-74 Hodge, Jim...... 1973 Horvath, Erik...... 2017-18 House, Jim...... 1978-79-80-81 House, Tom...... 1983 Steve Klein (19), Dave Kindl (10) and Tim Concannon celebrate a BGSU goal during a 1994 win over Central Michigan at Cochrane Field

57 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 57 LETTERWINNERS

Jim Hodge Jim House Glenn Jost Zach Lemke Matt Leardini Tony Malik

Hughes, Kevin...... 1990-91 Kovacs, Gary...... 1967-68-69 Hughes, Mitchell...... 2018 ** K-K-K-K ** Kraft, Chris...... 1997-98-99-00 Hunt, Rob...... 1988-89 Kamienski, Mike...... 1969-70 Krkeljic, Vuk...... 2008 Hyde, Brian...... 1992-94-95 Kasten, Tom...... 1985-86-87 Kumher, Jon...... 2011-12-13-14 Kelly, Mike...... 1990-91-92-93 ** I-I-I-I ** Kenney, Pat...... 1981-82-83-84 ** L-L-L-L ** Iantoni, Chris...... 1988-89-90-91 Kim, Justin...... 2005-06 Landsberger, Nick...... 2014-15 Ihemelu, Nnamdi...... 2001-04 Kindl, Dan...... 1994-95-96-97 Lane, Rich...... 1986-87 Ilao, Marco...... 2010-11-12 Kindl, Dave...... 1993-94-95-96 Larsen, Don...... 1965 Kinney, Tom...... 1990-91-92-93 Lawrence, Jacob...... 2006-07-08-09 ** J-J-J-J ** Kittelberger, Jim...... 1974-75-76-77 Leardini, Matt...... 1999-00-01-02 Jackson, Kevin...... 1996-97-98-99 Kittelberger, Steve...... 1973-74-75-77 Leiser, Doug...... 1974 Jackson, Mark...... 1982-83-84-85 Klancic, Matt...... 2007 Lekarev, Vlad...... 2012-13-14 James, Michael...... 1993-94 Klein, Dave...... 1965 Lemke, Zach...... 2009-10-11-12 James, Ryan...... 2012-13-14-15 Klein, Steve...... 1993-94-95-96 Levens, Nathan...... 1987 Jina, Prayag...... 2014-15-16-17 Koblens, Jordan...... 2004 Lewis, Bob...... 1974-75-77 Johnson, Dan...... 1979 Kocevski, Ile...... 1986 Lewis, Bud...... 1971-72-73-74 Johnson, Dave...... 1965-66 Kolliniatis, Nick...... 1997-98 Llewellyn, Richard...... 1968-69 Johnson, Matt...... 1998 Kolp, Peter...... 1993-94-95-96 Loescher, Mickey...... 1986-87-88-89 Johnson, Tod...... 1981-82-83-84 Konrad, Jim...... 1989-90 Looker, Dan...... 2013 Jordan, Stanley...... 1970 Koury, Joe...... 1979-80-81-82 Lopez, Jason...... 2005 Jost, Glenn...... 1972-73-74-75 Lord, Brian...... 1989-90-91-92 Jurtovski, Chris...... 2008-09-10-11 Lorenzen, Douglas...... 1965-66 Luisi, Allan...... 1975-76-77-78 Lukacsko, Jensen...... 2018 Luthman, Greg...... 1974 Lyons, Matt...... 1997-98-99-00

** M-M-M-M ** Maciejewski, Charlie...... 2016-17-18 MacKenzie, John...... 2004-05-06 Macomber, Brad...... 2014-15-16-17 Madar, Ivan...... 1970-71 Malik, Tony...... 1998-99-00-01 Maltby, Steve...... 1971 Markel, Bart...... 1981-82-83 Marques, Andre...... 2002-03 Marshall, Barry...... 1967 Marsman, Edmond...... 1969-70 Martella, Rob...... 1989-90-91-92 Martin, Jake...... 2014-15 Martin, Quinton...... 1992 Martinka, Matt...... 2000-01-02-03 Mast, Marshall...... 2017 Matthews, Detrick...... 1998-99-00-01 The Falcons battle Indiana on a gorgeous fall afternoon in 1995 at Cochrane Field. BGSU topped the Hoosiers, 2-1, in a season that culminated with an NCAA Tournament appearance.

58 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 58 LETTERWINNERS

Jim Pschirrer Marty Rolnick Abiola Sandy Zach Schewee Paul Shoemaker Sean Sikich

May, Bruce...... 1972 Penoff, Andy...... 1994-95 Rosales, Miguel...... 2010-11 McCort, Colin...... 2018 Perea, Alec...... 2004-05-06-07 Ross, Ryan...... 2015 McCue, Ryan...... 1992-93 Perea, Ryan...... 2004-05-06-07 Roth, Jacob...... 2013-14-15-16 McGarity, Sean...... 2003 Petercsak, Steve...... 1966 Royer, Kyle...... 1987-88-89-90 McGrath, Kevin...... 1985-86-87 Petkus, Brent...... 2005-06-07-08 Rutkowski, Michael...... 2004 McLean, Chris...... 2009-10-11-12 Petrasko, Wolfgang...... 1968-69-70 McLean, Thomas...... 2007-08-09-10 Petzker, Joe...... 1986 ** S-S-S-S ** McNayr, Kyle...... 2005-06-07-08 Pike, Bob...... 1976 Saams, Jeffrey...... 1970 Medancic, Mladen...... 1981-82-83 Popp, Don...... 1980-81-82 Sanchez, Francisco...... 2004-05 Mepham, Dennis...... 1976-77-78-79 Pschirrer, James...... 1969-70 Sandberg, Allan...... 1969-70 Metzger, Paul...... 1965-66 Pugliese, Peter...... 2015-16-17-18 Sandy, Abiola...... 2004-05-06-07 Mexicotte, Gary...... 1983-84-85-86 Pugliese, Sam...... 2018 Sathyanathan, Arun...... 2006 Meyer, Steve...... 1965-66 Scharf, Dave...... 1984-85-87-88 Michalak, Mark...... 1995-96-97 ** R-R-R-R ** Schewee, Zach...... 2010-11-12-13 Michels, Dave...... 1992-93-94-95 Racette, Josh...... 2001 Schilt, Frank...... 1971 Miller, Mike...... 1981-82 Ray, Don...... 1976-77 Schoettley, Dylan...... 2009 Miller III, Robert...... 2016 Reynolds, Keaton...... 2014-15-16-17 Scholz, Mark...... 2006 Millhouse, Rich...... 1981-82-83 Ridgway, Neil...... 1980-81-82-83 Schokara, Adam...... 1998-00 Minarik, William...... 1969 Roberts, Bill...... 1981-82-83 Schorejs, Derek...... 1991-92 Mink, Rich...... 1975-76 Robertson, Tate...... 2015-16-17-18 Schnell, Barry...... 1993 Monnette, Ben...... 2002-03-04 Robin, Achille...... 2018 Schumm, Herbert...... 1968-70 Murphy, Greg...... 1989-90-91 Rolnick, Marty...... 1974-75-76 Schwaigert, Ryan...... 1997 Mustafa, Moe...... 2015-16-17-18 Mwembia, Anthony...... 2016-17-18

** N-N-N-N ** Nekic, John...... 1988 Nettey, Paul...... 2007 Nichols, Drew...... 2006 Nichols, Kale...... 2018 Niles, Darren...... 1995-96-97-98 Notarianni, Craig...... 1986-87

** O-O-O-O ** Oliverio, Nico...... 2011 Olson, Doug...... 1975-76 Olson, Zac...... 1997-98-99-00 O’Rourke, Mike...... 1978-79 O’Rourke, Tim...... 1979-80 Otten, Dan...... 1975-76

** P-P-P-P ** Palmisano, Gary...... 1972-73 Pavlik, Patrick...... 2007 Pelton, Brandon...... 1994-95-96-97 The Falcons celebrate Max Auden’s ‘Golden Goal’ against West Virginia in the semifinal round of the 2014 MAC Tournament

59 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 59 LETTERWINNERS

Brandon Silva Ryan Snashall Brett Strang Steve Theophilus Hunter Van Houten Paul Wayne

Seip, Paul...... 2002-03-04 Studebaker, Andy...... 1992 ** V-V-V-V ** Seldin, Eric...... 1970-71 Sullivan, Chris...... 2017-18 Vaccaro, Ben...... 1998-99-00-01 Shea, Danny...... 2014-15 Sullivan, Joe...... 2013-14-15-16 Valbuena, Larry...... 1984-85-86-87 Shea, Patrick...... 1987-89 Sutherland, David...... 1968-69 Vallow, Scott...... 1995-96-97-98 Shin, Nan Chul...... 1983-84-85-86 Swiger, Ike...... 2018 Van Houten, Hunter...... 2006-07-08-09 Shoemaker, Paul...... 2005-06-07-08 Synk, Andy...... 2005 Veth, Dana...... 2006 Siegel, Howard...... 1970-71 Syracuse, Vetus...... 1997-98 Vincent, Jeff...... 1985 Sikich, Sean...... 2010-11-12-13 Silva, Alvaro...... 1969 ** T-T-T-T ** ** W-W-W-W ** Silva, Brandon...... 2010-11-12-13 Tatley, Pete...... 1983-84 Walters, Matt...... 2018 Silva, Sebastian...... 1980-81 Tesler, Craig...... 1974-75-76 Wayne, Paul...... 1971-72-73 Smith, Ahmad...... 2006-09 Tesler, Roy...... 1976-77-78 Weaver, Burt...... 2001 Smoker, Jeff...... 2009 Theophilus, Bob...... 1979-80-81-82 Weismann, Fred...... 1967-68-69 Snashall, Ryan...... 2010-11-12-13 Theophilus, Steve...... 1977-78-79-80 Wesley, Dennis...... 1983-84 Sorensen, Eric...... 1978-79 Thomas, Charlie...... 1981-82 Westin, Bertil...... 1984-85 Sorensen, Ken...... 1989-90-91 Thomas, Tommy...... 1997-98-99-00 Weston, Max...... 2009-10 Souahy, Alexis...... 2015-16-17 Tilford, Scott...... 2000-01-02 Wiest, Michael...... 2010-11-12-13 Stapleton, Doug...... 1980-81 Tillman, Rich...... 1976 Williams, Chris...... 1989-90-91-92 Stegmaier, Brandon...... 2008 Tinajero, Mike...... 1998-99-00 Williams, Kyle...... 2005-06 Sternweiler, Roy...... 1985-86-88-89 Topolic, Dusko...... 2007-08-09-10 Wimmer, Dieter...... 1977-78-79-80 Stevens, Cory...... 2002-03-04 Topper, Steven...... 2007 Wisniewski, Kevin...... 1998-99-00-01 Stingle, Gary...... 1965-67 Traver, Dan...... 1992-93-94 Wolynec, Orest...... 1966-67 Strang, Brett...... 1995-96-97 Turton, Derek...... 2006 Woods, Bobby...... 2003 Stroup, Michael...... 1967 Worner, Vinny...... 2017-18 Wrobel, Tom...... 2016-17-18

** Y-Y-Y-Y ** Yanick, Matt...... 2004-05 Yeardley, Brian...... 1982

** Z-Z-Z-Z ** Zaft, Dave...... 1974 Zaun-Cook, Brian...... 1985-86-87-88 Zyga, Zenon...... 1978

60 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 60 LEADERS & RECORDS

Pat Flynn (2014)...... 32 YEAR-BY-YEAR 7. Steve Klein (1994)...... 31 CAREER LEADERS POINTS 8. Neil Ridgway (1982)...... 30 SCORING LEADERS 1. Steve Klein (1993-96)...... 119 Mark Jackson (1985)...... 30 YR PLAYER...... G-A-PTS 2. Rob Martella (1989-92)...... 115 Rob Martella (1989)...... 30 1965 Terry Butwid...... 5-1=11 3. Neil Ridgway (1980-83)...... 107 11. Neil Ridgway (1981)...... 29 1966 Guenter Herold...... 9-3=21 4. Mark Jackson (1982-85)...... 100 Mark Jackson (1983)...... 29 1967 Jim Brewer...... 5-0=10 5. Joe Burch (1993-96)...... 80 Dave Kindl (1996)...... 29 1968 Tom Asimou...... 8-0=16 6. Chris Doré (1996-99)...... 75 1969 Jim Brewer...... 7-5=19 7. Jason Began (1994-97)...... 71 GOALS 1970 Don Gable...... 4-2=10 8. Dennis Wesley (1983-84)...... 68 1. Dennis Wesley (1983)...... 24 1971 Warren Heede...... 8-3=19 Pat Flynn (2014-16)...... 68 2. Steve Klein (1996)...... 18 1972 Warren Heede...... 10-3=23 10. Dave Kindl (1993-96)...... 66 3. Mark Jackson (1985)...... 14 1973 Rich Cotton...... 6-2=14 11. Dennis Mepham (1976-79)...... 59 Omari Aldridge Tim Davis...... 5-4=14 Rob Martella (1992)...... 14 Pat Flynn (2014)...... 14 1974 Steve Kittelberger...... 5-4=14 GOALS 6. Joe Burch (1994)...... 13 1975 Ken Hendershott...... 7-1=15 1. Rob Martella (1989-92)...... 45 7. Neil Ridgway (1981)...... 12 1976 Marty Rolnick...... 5-0=10 2. Mark Jackson (1982-85)...... 42 Neil Ridgway (1983)...... 12 1977 Ken Hendershott...... 9-2=20 3. Neil Ridgway (1980-83)...... 37 9. Dennis Mepham (1979)...... 11 1978 Dennis Mepham...... 8-5=21 Steve Klein (1993-96)...... 37 Rob Martella (1989)...... 11 1979 Dennis Mepham...... 11-2=24 5. Dennis Wesley (1983-84)...... 30 Rob Martella (1990)...... 11 1980 Don Popp...... 10-2=22 6. Joe Burch (1993-96)...... 29 Dave Kindl (1996)...... 11 1981 Neil Ridgway...... 12-5=29 7. Pat Flynn (2014-16)...... 28 Omari Aldridge (2005)...... 11 1982 Neil Ridgway...... 10-10=30 8. Dave Kindl (1993-96)...... 27 1983 Dennis Wesley...... 24-4=52 9. Chris Doré (1996-99)...... 26 ASSISTS 1984 Mark Jackson...... 10-2=22 10. Dennis Mepham (1976-79)...... 25 1. Neil Ridgway (1983)...... 17 1985 Mark Jackson...... 14-2=30 11. Warren Heede (1970-73)...... 24 1986 Nan Chul Shin...... 7-2=16 Steve Klein (1994)...... 17 3. Steve Klein (1996)...... 14 1987 Mike Anticoli...... 5-2=12 ASSISTS 4. Chris Iantoni (1991)...... 12 Jason Began Kyle Royer...... 4-4=12 1. Steve Klein (1993-96)...... 45 Brian Ferguson (1992)...... 12 1988 Mike Anticoli...... 7-3=17 2. Jason Began (1994-97)...... 39 Tom Kinney (1992)...... 12 Kyle Royer...... 3-11=17 3. Brian Ferguson (1989-93)...... 36 Jason Began (1996)...... 12 1989 Rob Martella...... 11-8=30 4. Neil Ridgway (1980-83)...... 33 8. Kyle Royer (1988)...... 11 1990 Rob Martella...... 11-3=25 5. Chris Iantoni (1988-91)...... 25 Jason Began (1997)...... 11 1991 Rob Martella...... 9-6=24 Rob Martella (1989-92)...... 25 Tate Robertson (2018)...... 11 1992 Rob Martella...... 14-8=36 7. Tom Kinney (1990-93)...... 24 11. Neil Ridgway (1982)...... 10 1993 Tom Kinney...... 10-5=25 Bob Theophilus (1979-82)...... 24 Brian Ferguson (1989)...... 10 1994 Joe Burch...... 13-6=32 9. Chris Doré (1996-99)...... 23 Frank Frostino (1994)...... 10 1995 Steve Klein...... 8-10=26 10. Kyle Royer (1987-90)...... 22 Steve Klein (1995)...... 10 1996 Steve Klein...... 18-14=50 Joe Burch (1993-96)...... 22 1997 Bobby Biggs...... 9-4=22 Tate Robertson (2015-18)...... 22 1998 Nick Kolliniatis...... 5-3=13 SAVES 1. Gary Kovacs (1968)...... 149 1999 Chris Doré...... 9-8=26 GAME-WINNING GOALS 2. Gary Palmisano (1972)...... 135 2000 Matt Lyons...... 5-8=18 (since 1987) 3. Joe Koury (1982)...... 127 2001 Detrick Matthews...... 6-1=13 1. Rob Martella (1989-92)...... 16 David DeGraff David DeGraff (2003)...... 127 2002 Paul Dhaliwal...... 4-2=10 2. Steve Klein (1993-96)...... 11 5. Joe Koury (1981)...... 122 2003 Dustin Snyder...... 6-4=16 Dave Kindl (1993-96)...... 11 6. Kim Bucher (1983)...... 106 2004 Omari Aldridge...... 6-2=14 4. Chris Doré (1996-99)...... 8 7. Scott Vallow (1997)...... 100 2005 Omari Aldridge...... 11-3=25 Bobby Biggs (1996-99)...... 8 Michael Wiest (2012)...... 100 2006 Justin Kim...... 5-2=12 Pat Flynn (2014-16)...... 8 9. Bob Alarcon (1977)...... 98 2007 Cameron Hepple...... 4-3=11 7. Mike Anticoli (1987-88)...... 7 Kim Bucher (1984)...... 98 2008 Chuko Evwaraye...... 5-0=10 Jason Began (1994-97)...... 7 2009 Cameron Hepple...... 10-1=21 Anthony Grant (2012-13)...... 7 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE *% 2010 Max Weston...... 4-5=13 Joe Sullivan (2013-16)...... 7 2011 Danny Baraldi...... 5-8=18 1. Scott Vallow (1995)...... 0.52 2. Greg Murphy (1991)...... 0.60 2012 Anthony Grant...... 8-4=20 SAVES 3. Kim Bucher (1983)...... 0.69 2013 Ryan Comiskey...... 6-1=13 1. Joe Koury (1979-82)...... 436 4. Scott Vallow (1996)...... 0.70 2014 Pat Flynn...... 14-4=32 2. David DeGraff (2000-03)...... 376 5. Anthony Mwembia (2016)...... 0.73 2015 Pat Flynn...... 9-4=22 3. Mickey Loescher (1986-89)...... 335 6. Mickey Loescher (1989)...... 0.79 2016 Pat Flynn...... 5-4=14 4. Scott Vallow (1995-98)...... 320 Dennis Wesley 7. Dan Traver (1992)...... 0.80 2017 Chris Brennan...... 5-4=14 5. Bob Alarcon (1975-78)...... 275 8. Michael Wiest (2013)...... 0.82 2018 Tate Robertson...... 4-11=19 6. Paul Shoemaker (2005-08)...... 259 9. Scott Vallow (1997)...... 0.85 7. Dan Traver (1992-94)...... 234 10. Dan Traver (1994)...... 0.87 8. Kim Bucher (1981-84)...... 219 Scott Vallow (1998)...... 0.87 SINGLE-SEASON 9. Michael Wiest (2010-13)...... 218 12. Mickey Loescher (1987)...... 0.94 LEADERS * min. 800 minutes played - since 1980 POINTS % Ryan Heuton had a GAA of 0.48 in 2014, 1. Dennis Wesley (1983)...... 52 but played only 754:51 2. Steve Klein (1996)...... 50 3. Neil Ridgway (1983)...... 41 4. Rob Martella (1992)...... 36 5. Joe Burch (1994)...... 32

61 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 61 FALCON MEN’S SOCCER RECORDS

Kim Bucher Brian Ferguson Joe Koury Gary Kovacs Don Popp Scott Vallow

Goalie Saves Individual Records Match 28...... vs. Akron (Oct. 8, 1968) Goals Season 190...... 1972 Match 5...... Don Popp vs. Toledo (Sept. 16, 1981); ...... Pat Flynn vs. Findlay (Sept. 2, 2014) Shots Season 24...... Dennis Wesley, 1983 Most Taken • Match...... 67, vs. Heidelberg (Oct. 7, 1969) Career 45...... Rob Martella, 1989-92 Most Taken • Season -- 16+ matches...... 494, 1996 (23 matches) Most Taken • Season -- 15 matches or less...... 482, 1972 (12 matches) Assists Most Allowed • Season -- 16+ matches...... 342, 1997 (24 matches) Match 4....Brian Ferguson vs. Eastern Mich. (Sept. 20, 1989) Most Allowed • Season -- 15 matches or less...... 300, 1967 (9 matches) Season 17...... Neil Ridgway, 1983 & Steve Klein, 1994 Fewest Taken • Season ...... 163, 2004 Career 45...... Steve Klein, 1993-96 Fewest Allowed • Season...... 156, 1970 Note: Neil Ridgway (1980-83) holds the career record in BG’s single-assist per goal era (1965-87) with 33. Ridgway also shares the match assist record of three (vs. Ohio State - Oct. Wins, Losses, Streaks, Shutouts 22, 1983), with Mladen Medancic (vs. St. Bonaventure - Sept. 4, 1983) and Bob Theophilus Consecutive Wins • Season...... 14, 1996 (vs. Toledo - Sept. 16, 1981) during the single-assist per goal era. Consecutive Wins...... 14, 1996 Consecutive Losses • Season...... 19, 2004 Points Consecutive Losses...... 21, 2003-05 Match 11...... Don Popp vs. Toledo (Sept. 16, 1981); Consecutive One-Goal Losses...... 5, 1999 ...... Pat Flynn vs. Findlay (Sept. 2, 2014) Unbeaten Streak • Season...... 14, 1992 (13-0-1), 1996 (14-0-0) Season 52...... Dennis Wesley, 1983 (24 goals, 4 assists) Longest Unbeaten Streak...... 17, 1991-92 (16-0-1) Career 119...... Steve Klein, 1993-96 (37 goals, 45 assists) Longest Winless Streak...... 26, 2003-05 (0-25-1) Note: Neil Ridgway (1980-83) holds the all-time career points record in the single-assist per Home Winning Streak • Season...... 9, 1994, 1996 goal era (1965-87) with 107. Longest Home Winning Streak...... 13, 1991-93, 1994-95 Road Winning Streak • Season...... 6, 1983#, 1992 Goalie Saves Longest Road Winning Streak...... 6, 1983#, 1989-90, 1992 Game 28...... Gary Kovacs vs. Akron (Oct. 8, 1968) Home Unbeaten Streak • Season...... 10, 1996 (9-0-1) Season 149...... Gary Kovacs, 1968 Longest Home Unbeaten Streak...... 15, 1972-75 (14-0-1) Career 441...... Joe Koury, 1979-82 Road Unbeaten Streak • Season...... 10, 1983# (9-0-1) Longest Road Unbeaten Streak...... 16, 1991-92 (13-0-3) Goalie Shutouts (Complete Matches Only) Most Wins • Season...... 18, 1996, 1997 Season 12...... Kim Bucher, 1983 & Scott Vallow, 1997 Most Home Wins • Season...... 9, 1991, 1994, 1996 Career 42...... Scott Vallow, 1995-98 Most Road Wins • Season...... 13, 1997 Most Losses • Season...... 19, 2004 Goals-Against Average Fewest Losses • Season...... 2, 1972, 1973, 1991, 1992 Season 0.52...... Scott Vallow, 1995 (11 goals/20 matches) % Fewest Home Wins • Season...... 0, 2004 Career 0.74...... Scott Vallow, 1995-98 (65 goals/85 matches) Fewest Road Wins • Season...... 0, 1965, 1967, 2004 % minimum 800 minutes played Fewest Home Losses • Season...... 0, 8 times (Last in 2016) Fewest Road Losses • Season...... 0, 1975, 1991 Team Records Most Ties • Season...... 6, 2013 Goals Fewest Ties • Season...... 0, 10 times (Last in 2004) Most Scored • Match 21...... vs. Findlay (Sept. 8, 1982) Most Shutouts • Season...... 12, 1991, 1996, 1997 Most Scored • Season 72...... 1983 Fewest Shutouts • Season...... 0, 1967, 1968, 2004 Most Allowed • Match 8...... vs. Cleveland State (Oct. 18, 1975); Consecutive Shutouts...... 5, 1977-78, 1983, 1991 ...... vs. Akron (Nov. 3, 2006) Consecutive Shutouts • Season...... 5, 1983, 1991, 2017 Most Allowed • Season 76...... 2004 Consecutive Home Shutouts...... 5, 1973-74, 1977-78, 1991-92 Fewest Scored • Season 14...... 1976 Consecutive Home Shutouts • Season...... 4, 1981, 1983, 1992, 1996 Fewest Allowed • Season 12...... 1991 Consecutive Road Shutouts...... 8, 1991 Consecutive Match Scoring 31...... 1982-84 Most Times Shut Out • Season...... 11, 2008 Fewest Times Shut Out • Season...... 0, 1978, 1983 Assists Most Consecutive Games Allowing A Hat Trick...... 4, 1999 Match 13...... vs. Western Michigan (Nov. 3, 1996) # Includes forfeit victory (originally a 4-2 Falcon loss) Season 94...... 1996 Note: Double assists on goals were not awarded at BGSU until the 1988 season. The previous match assist record of 12 was set against Findlay (Sept. 8, 1982).

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NATIONAL HONORS 2016...... Bowling Green Soccer News All-America NSCAA All-American 2017...... Bowling Green 1997...... Scott Vallow, GK (HM) 1972...... Dave Dyminski, B (HM) 1973...... Dave Dyminski, B (2) ISAA Jeffrey Award Soccer America All-Freshman Team 1974...... Bud Lewis, MF (HM) 1984...... Mickey Cochrane (Coach) 1989...... Rob Martella, F 1979...... Dennis Mepham, F (HM) 1982...... Neil Ridgway, MF (1) ISAA Hermann Award Finalist College Soccer News All-Freshman Team 1983...... Neil Ridgway, MF (1) 1983...... Neil Ridgway, MF 2016...... Anthony Mwembia, GK (2) 1987...... Jon Felton, B (3) 1992...... Rob Martella, F (1) ISAA Senior Bowl College Soccer News Team of the Week 1996...... Steve Klein, MF (1) 1973...... Dave Dyminski, B 2011...... Danny Baraldi (Aug. 28) 1997...... Scott Vallow, GK (3) 1980...... Dieter Wimmer, MF 2014...... Pat Flynn (Sept. 22) 1998...... Scott Vallow, GK (3) 1983...... Neil Ridgway, MF 2015...... Pat Flynn (Aug. 31) 1999...... Chris Doré, MF (3) 1989...... Mickey Loescher, GK 2016...... Alexis Souahy (Oct. 10) 1992...... Rob Martella, F 2017...... Alexis Souahy (Sept. 4) ISAA Adidas Scholar-Athlete All-America 2018...... Tate Robertson (Oct. 1) 1988...... Kyle Royer, MF (2) MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List ...... Charlie Maciejewski (Oct. 15) 1989...... Kyle Royer, F (3) 2015...... Pat Flynn, F ...... Ebenezer Ackon (Nov. 5) 1990...... Kyle Royer, F (1) 1991...... Greg Murphy, GK (1) Nike College All-Star Challenge TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week 1996...... Steve Klein, MF 2015...... Pat Flynn (Sept. 1) NSCAA Scholar-Athlete All-America 2016...... Pat Flynn (Aug. 30) 1995...... Joe Burch, MF (HM) Umbro Select College All-Star Classic ...... Robert Miller III (Sept. 27) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (2) 1996...... Steve Klein, MF (East) ...... Pat Flynn (Oct. 11) 1998...... Scott Vallow, GK (D-I) ...... Tate Robertson (Nov. 1) CoSIDA Academic All-America 1999...... Chris Doré, MF (West) 2017...... Chris Brennan (Aug. 29) 1991 *%...... Greg Murphy, GK ...... Moe Mustafa (Sept. 5) 1995 *%...... Joe Burch, MF (3) U.S. Olympic Festival ...... Tate Robertson (Sept. 12 – HM) 1996 *%...... Joe Burch, F (1) 1989...... Rob Martella, F (North) ...... Anthony Mwembia (Oct. 3 – HM) 1999 *%...... Ty Fowler, GK (1) 1990...... Rob Martella, F (West) * 2018...... Tate Robertson (Oct. 2) 2009 ^...... Jacob Lawrence, D/F (1) 1991...... Rob Martella, F (North) * ...... Anthony Mwembia (Oct. 9 – HM) 2013 $...... Brandon Silva, MF (2) * Gold Medal winning team ...... Charlie Maciejewski (Oct. 16 – HM) 2014 $...... Pat Flynn, F (2) 2015...... Pat Flynn, F (1) U.S. Olympic Select Camp (U-23) US College Sport D-I Player of the Week ...... Joe Sullivan, F (2) 1995...... Tony Doré, B 2014...... Pat Flynn (Sept. 17) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Steve Klein, MF ...... Joe Sullivan, F (1) ...... Jason Began, MF (Alternate) HERO Sports Hero-of-the-Week Nominee * Fall-Winter At-Large Team (before CoSIDA 2016...... Robert Miller III (Oct. 11) sponsored a soccer-specific team) ...... Tate Robertson (Nov. 2) % sponsored by GTE ...... Anthony Mwembia (Nov. 9) ^ sponsored by ESPN The Magazine 2017...... Chris Brennan (Aug. 29) $ sponsored by Capital One ...... Anthony Mwembia (Sept. 5) ...... Tate Robertson (Sept. 12) NSCAA Hall of Fame ...... Anthony Mwembia (Oct. 3) 1995...... Mickey Cochrane (Coach) REGIONAL HONORS NSCAA Letter of Commendation NSCAA All-Region (Midwest) 1964...... Mickey Cochrane (Coach) 1966...... Dean Forsberg, B 1996...... Gary Palmisano (Coach) ...... Bob Hall, GK 1968...... Tom Asimou, F NSCAA Honor Award ...... Mike Golden, B 1978...... Mickey Cochrane (Coach) ...... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF 1969...... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF NSCAA/USC Team Academic Award ...... Fred Weismann, F 2001...... Bowling Green 1971...... Dave Dyminski, B (HM) 2002...... Bowling Green ...... Warren Heede, F (HM) 2010...... Bowling Green 1972...... Dave Dyminski, B (2) 2011...... Bowling Green ...... Chris Bartels, F (HM) 2012...... Bowling Green ...... Warren Heede, F (HM) 2013...... Bowling Green Rob Martella earned a pair of Gold medals in 1973...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) 2014...... Bowling Green three trips to the U.S. Olympic Festival

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1974...... Bud Lewis, MF (2) 1997...... Jason Began, MF (1) All-Star Games (Olympic Regional Team) 1975...... Steve Cabalka, MF (2) ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) 1978...... Bob Alarcon, GK (East) 1978...... Dennis Mepham, F (HM) ...... Dan Kindl, B (2) ...... Dieter Wimmer, MF (HM) 1998...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) 1979...... Dennis Mepham, F ...... Chris Doré, MF (2) STATE HONORS 1980...... Dieter Wimmer, MF 1999...... Chris Doré, MF (1) NSCAA/OSCA All-Ohio 1981...... Neil Ridgway, MF (2) ...... Fred Degand, B (2) 1963...... Doug Lorenzen, F ...... Jim House, B (HM) 2000...... Fred Degand, MF (1) 1964...... Bob Hall, GK 1982...... Neil Ridgway, MF (1) 2001...... Tony Malik, B (3) ...... Luis Tay, F 1983...... Pat Kenney, B 2012...... Danny Baraldi, MF (3) 1965...... Terry Butwid, F ...... Neil Ridgway, MF 2014...... Pat Flynn, F (1) 1966...... Terry Butwid, F ...... Dennis Wesley, F ...... Ryan James, MF (3) ...... Guenter Herold, F (1) 1984...... Mark Jackson, F (1) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (2) 1967...... Fred Weismann, F ...... Pat Kenney, B (2) 2017...... Alexis Souahy, D (3) 1968...... Pete Farrell, MF ...... Dennis Wesley, F (2) ...... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF 1985...... Mark Jackson, F (2) NSCAA All-Region (North) ...... Fred Weismann, F 1986...... Mickey Loescher, GK (2) 2018...... Ebenezer Ackon, D (3) 1969...... Jim Brewer, F (2) ...... Joe Petzker, B (2) ...... Gary Kovacs, GK (HM) ...... Nan Chul Shin, F (2) CoSIDA Academic All-District ...... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF (HM) 1987...... Jon Felton, B (1) 1994...... Joe Burch, MF* ...... Fred Weismann, F (HM) ...... Mickey Loescher, GK (1) 1995...... Joe Burch, MF (1) 1970...... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF (1) ...... Kyle Royer, MF (3) 1996...... Joe Burch, F (1) ...... Mike Kamienski, MF (HM) 1988...... Kyle Royer, MF (3) 1999...... Ty Fowler, GK (1) 1971...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) 1989...... Mickey Loescher, GK (1) 2001...... Tony Malik, D (1) ...... Warren Heede, F (2) ...... Rob Martella, F (2) 2008...... Jacob Lawrence, MF/D (1) ...... Joe Costa, F (HM) 1990...... Rob Martella, F (2) 2009...... Jacob Lawrence, D/F (1) 1972...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) 1991...... Greg Murphy, GK (1) ...... Hunter Van Houten, MF (1) ...... Warren Heede, F (1) ...... Chris Iantoni, MF (2) 2013...... Brandon Silva, MF (1) ...... Chris Bartels, F (HM) ...... Rob Martella, F (2) 2014...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Eric Seldin, B (HM) 1992...... Rob Martella, F (1) ...... Joe Sullivan, F (1) 1973...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) ...... Brian Ferguson, MF (2) 2015...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Rich Cotton, MF (HM) ...... Chris Williams, B (2) ...... Joe Sullivan, F (1) ...... Tim Davis, F (HM) 1993...... Brian Ferguson, MF (3) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (1) 1974...... Bud Lewis, MF (1) ...... Tom Kinney, MF (3) ...... Joe Sullivan (1) ...... Steve Cabalka, MF (HM) * Only one team named in 1994 – previous ...... Rich Cotton, MF (HM) NSCAA All-Region (Great Lakes) award sponsors include Verizon, ESPN The ...... Steve Kittelberger, F (HM) 1994...... Joe Burch, MF (1) Magazine & Capital One 1975...... Steve Cabalka, MF (1) ...... Steve Klein, MF (2) ...... Glenn Jost, B (2) 1995...... Joe Burch, MF (1) NSCAA Scholar All-Region (East) 1976...... Jim Kittelberger, MF ...... Steve Klein, MF (1) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Bob Lewis, MF 1996...... Steve Klein, MF (1) ...... Marty Rolnick, B ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) ISAA Great Lakes Region Adidas Scholar- 1977...... Kevin Bové, B ...... Jason Began, MF (2) Athlete All-America ...... Bob Brihn, B ...... Joe Burch, F (2) 1987...... Ron Haines, B (1) 1978...... Bob Alarcon, GK (HM) 1988...... Kyle Royer, MF (1) ...... Bob Brihn, B (HM) ...... Ron Haines, B (1) ...... Dennis Mepham, F (2) 1989...... Kyle Royer, F (1) ...... Dieter Wimmer, MF (2) 1990...... Kyle Royer, F (1) 1979...... Dennis Mepham, F ...... Jim Konrad, B (HM) ...... Dieter Wimmer, MF 1991...... Greg Murphy, GK (1) 1980...... Dieter Wimmer, MF 1995...... Joe Burch, MF (1) 1981...... Neil Ridgway, MF (1) ...... Jason Began, MF (2) ...... Jim House, B (2) ...... Dave Michels, B (3) 1982...... Neil Ridgway, MF (1) ...... Bob Theophilus, F (HM) NSCAA Mideast Coach of the Year 1983...... Pat Kenney, B 1983...... Gary Palmisano ...... Neil Ridgway, MF 1992...... Gary Palmisano ...... Dennis Wesley, F 1996...... Mel Mahler 1984...... Mark Jackson, F (1) ...... Kim Bucher, GK (2) NSCAA Regional Assistant Coach of the ...... Dennis Wesley, F (3) Year (Great Lakes) ...... Pat Kenney, B (HM) 2014...... Eric Reed 1985...... Mark Jackson, F (2) Mark Jackson scores in a 1983 match...... Drew Dawson, MF (HM) 64 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 64 HONORS & AWARDS

...... Fred Degand, B (1) 2011...... Zach Lemke, MF (1) ...... Adam Erhard, B (2) ...... Brandon Silva, MF (1) 2000...... Fred Degand, MF (1) 2012...... Zach Lemke, MF (1) ...... Adam Erhard, B (2) 2013...... Ryan Comiskey, F (2) ...... Matt Lyons, MF (2) ...... Jake Genrich, D (2) ...... Gene Braxton, F (2) ...... Anthony Grant, F (2) 2001...... Tony Malik, D (1) ...... Ryan James, MF (2) ...... Detrick Matthews, F (2) ...... Brandon Silva, MF (2) 2002...... Matt Leardini, D (1) ...... Michael Wiest, GK (2) ...... David DeGraff, GK (1) 2014...... Max Auden, D/MF (1) 2006...... Justin Kim, MF (2) ...... Ryan James, MF (1) 2007...... Abiola Sandy, F (1) ...... Jacob Roth, D (1) 2008...... Jacob Lawrence, MF (1) ...... Jake Genrich, D (2) 2009...... Jacob Lawrence, D/F (2) ...... Nick Landsberger, GK (2) ...... Cameron Hepple, F (2) ...... Joe Sullivan, F (2) 2010...... Dusko Topolic, D/F (2) 2015...... Pat Flynn, F (2) 2011...... Danny Baraldi, MF (1) ...... Ryan James, MF (2) 2012...... Danny Baraldi, MF (2) ...... Joe Sullivan, F (2) ...... Anthony Grant, F (2) ...... Bismark Agyeman, D (3) Ron Haines was a three-time Academic All- 2013...... Zach Schewee, D (2) ...... Max Auden, M (3) Ohio selection from 1986-88 ...... Michael Wiest, GK (2) ...... Ryan Heuton, GK (3) 1986...... Mickey Loescher, GK (1) 2014...... Pat Flynn, F (1) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Joe Petzker, B (1) ...... Danny Baraldi, MF (2) ...... Joe Sullivan, F (1) ...... Nan Chul Shin, F (1) ...... Ryan James, MF (2) 2017...... Peter Pugliese, D (1) 1987...... Mickey Loescher, GK (1) 2015...... Pat Flynn, F (2) 2018...... Chris Brennan, F (1) ...... Kyle Royer, MF 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Peter Pugliese, M (1) 1988...... Mike Anticoli, F ...... Anthony Mwembia, GK (1) ...... Tom Wrobel, D (1) ...... Kyle Royer, MF ...... Jacob Roth, D (2) ...... Charlie Maciejewski, M (HM) 1989...... Mickey Loescher, GK (1) 2017...... Anthony Mwembia, GK (2) ...... Rob Martella, F (1) ...... Alexis Souahy, D (2) Carl W. Dale Award (Ohio “MVP”) ...... Chris Iantoni, MF (2) 2018...... Ebenezer Ackon, D (1) 1973...... Dave Dyminski, B ...... Kyle Royer, F (2) ...... Moe Mustafa, D (1) 1975...... Steve Cabalka, MF 1990...... Rob Martella, F (1) ...... Tate Robertson, F (1) 1982...... Neil Ridgway, MF ...... Chris Iantoni, MF (2) 1983...... Neil Ridgway, MF ...... Chris Williams, B (2) OCSA Academic All-Ohio 1989...... Mickey Loescher, GK+ 1991...... Chris Iantoni, MF (1) 1982...... Drew Dawson, MF ...... Rob Martella, F+ ...... Rob Martella, F (1) 1986...... Ron Haines, B 1991...... Rob Martella, F+ ...... Greg Murphy, GK (1) 1987...... Ron Haines, B (2) ...... Greg Murphy, GK+ ...... Chris Williams, B (2) ...... Mickey Loescher, GK (2) 1992...... Rob Martella, F+ 1992...... Rob Martella, F (1) 1988...... Ron Haines, B (2) ...... Chris Williams, B+ ...... Chris Williams, B (1) ...... Kyle Royer, MF (2) 1997...... Scott Vallow, GK+ ...... Brian Ferguson, MF (2) 1989...... Kyle Royer, F (1) 1998...... Scott Vallow, GK+ 1993...... Brian Ferguson, MF (2) 1990...... Jim Konrad, B (2) + Previously awarded to the top defensive ...... Tom Kinney, MF (2) ...... Greg Murphy, GK (2) player in the state. Currently given to the top ...... Dan Traver, GK (2) ...... Kyle Royer, F (1) vote recipient at each position. 1994...... Joe Burch, MF (1) 1991...... Greg Murphy, GK (1) ...... Steve Klein, MF (1) 1992...... Brian Lord, B (2) Ohio-Indiana Senior Game 1995...... Joe Burch, MF (1) 1994...... Joe Burch, MF (1) 1971...... Bob Gofus, MF ...... Steve Klein, MF (1) 1995...... Joe Burch, MF (1) ...... Howard Siegel, MF ...... Dave Kindl, F (2) ...... Jason Began, MF (3) ...... Ivan Madar, MF (Alternate) 1996...... Jason Began, MF (1) ...... Dave Michels, B (3) ...... Mickey Cochrane, Coach ...... Joe Burch, F (1) 1999...... Ty Fowler, GK (1) 1972...... Chris Bartels, F ...... Steve Klein, MF (1) 2001...... Tony Malik, D (1) ...... Norm Dykes, F ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) ...... Detrick Matthews, F (1) ...... Eric Seldin, MF 1997...... Jason Began, MF (1) ...... Matt Leardini, MF (2) ...... Mickey Cochrane, Coach ...... Dan Kindl, B (1) ...... Ben Vaccaro, D (2) ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) ...... Kevin Wisnewski, MF (2) OCSA All-Ohio North-South Senior Game ...... Chris Doré, MF (2) 2002...... Matt Leardini, D (1) 1969...... Jim Brewer, F 1998...... Chris Doré, MF (1) 2006...... Kyle McNayr, D (1) ...... Mickey Cochrane, Coach ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) 2007...... Hunter Van Houten, MF (1) ...... Gary Kovacs, GK ...... Nick Kolliniatis, MF (2) 2009...... Jacob Lawrence, D/F (1) ...... Dave Sutherland, B 1999...... Chris Doré, MF (1) ...... Hunter Van Houten, MF (2) ...... Fred Weismann, B

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...... Chris Iantoni, MF ...... Kyle Royer, MF 1989...... Chris Iantoni, MF ...... Mickey Loescher, GK ...... Rob Martella, F ...... Kyle Royer, F 1990...... Brian Ferguson, MF ...... Chris Iantoni, MF ...... Rob Martella, F ...... Chris Williams, B 1991...... Pepé Aragon, B ...... Bob Boyle, F ...... Chris Iantoni, MF ...... Rob Martella, F ...... Greg Murphy, GK ...... Chris Williams, B 1992...... Pepé Aragon, B ...... Bob Boyle, F ...... Rob Martella, F ...... Dan Traver, GK # Mid-America Soccer Conference - Only one The Falcons celebrate their 1995 MAC Tournament title, the first in school history all-star team named

All-MAC Team % 1970...... Mike Kamienski, MF ...... Joe Costa, F (1) 1993...... Brian Ferguson, MF (1) ...... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF ...... Howard Siegel, MF (2) ...... Tom Kinney, MF (1) ...... Jim Pschirrer, B ...... Warren Heede, F (2) ...... Frank Frostino, B (HM) 1971...... Don Gable, F 1972...... Eric Seldin, B (1) ...... Dan Traver, GK (HM) ...... Bob Gofus, MF ...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) ...... Ryan McCue, MF (HM) ...... Ivan Madar, MF ...... Chris Bartels, F (1) 1994...... Jason Began, B ...... Howard Siegel, B ...... Glenn Jost, B (2) ...... Joe Burch, MF 1972...... Jim Botticelli, B ...... Warren Heede, F (2) ...... Frank Frostino, MF ...... Bob Gearhart, F 1973...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) ...... Steve Klein, MF ...... Mickey Cochrane, Coach ...... Bob Boss, F (1) ...... Dan Traver, GK ...... Greg Brooks, B (1) 1995...... Jason Began, MF OCSA Honor Award ...... Tim Davis, F (1) ...... Joe Burch, MF 1989...... Mickey Cochrane, Coach ...... Rich Cotton, F (1) ...... Steve Klein, MF ...... Warren Heede, F (2) 1996...... Jason Began, MF OCSA Coach of the Year 1974...... Bud Lewis, MF (1) ...... Joe Burch, F 1969...... Mickey Cochrane ...... Steve Cabalka, MF (1) ...... Tony Doré, B 1972...... Mickey Cochrane ...... Bob Boss, F (1) ...... Dave Kindl, F 1983...... Gary Palmisano ...... Steve Kittelberger, MF (1) ...... Steve Klein, MF 1987...... Gary Palmisano ...... Rich Cotton, F (2) 1997...... Jason Began, MF (1) 1992...... Gary Palmisano ...... Bart Hayden, F (2) ...... Dan Kindl, B (1) 1995...... Mel Mahler 1975...... Glenn Jost, B (1) ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) 1997...... Mel Mahler ...... Steve Cabalka, B (1) ...... Brett Strang, B (2) 2016...... Eric Nichols ...... Steve Kittelberger, F (1) 1998...... Nick Kolliniatis, MF (1) ...... Kevin Bové, MF (1) ...... Scott Vallow, GK (1) Doc Nichols Award (Ohio’s Top Division I ...... Doug Olson, MF (1) ...... Chris Doré, MF (2) Team) 1999...... Chris Doré, MF (1) 1973...... Bowling Green All-MASC Team # ...... Fred Degand, B (1) 1991...... Bowling Green 1986...... Jon Felton, B 2000...... Fred Degand (1) 1992...... Bowling Green ...... Ron Haines, B ...... Adam Erhard (1) 1995...... Bowling Green ...... Joe Petzker, B ...... Matt Lyons (2) 1996...... Bowling Green ...... Larry Valbuena, MF 2001...... Tony Malik, D (1) 1997...... Bowling Green ...... Nan Chul Shin, F ...... Detrick Matthews, F (2) 1987...... Jon Felton, B 2002...... Matt Leardini, D (1) ...... Tom Kasten, F ...... David DeGraff, GK (1) CONFERENCE HONORS ...... Kevin McGrath, MF 2003...... Paul Dhaliwal, MF (2) OCSA All-MAC Coaches Team ...... Larry Valbuena, MF ...... Eric Duda, D (2) 1971...... Dave Dyminski, B (1) ...... Kyle Royer, MF 2005...... Omari Aldridge, F (1) ...... Bob Gofus, MF (1) 1988...... Andrew Arthurs, MF

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College Sports Madness All-MAC Team 1996...... Jason Began, MF (1) 2012...... Danny Baraldi (1) ...... Joe Burch, F (1) ...... Anthony Grant (1) ...... Brian Glibkowski, MF (HM) ...... Ryan James (2) 1997...... Jason Began, MF (1) ...... Michael Wiest (2) ...... Brian Glibkowski, MF (1) 2013...... Ryan Comiskey (1) ...... Brett Strang, B (1) ...... Michael Wiest (1) 1998...... Nick Kolliniatis, MF (1) ...... Anthony Grant (2) ...... Ty Fowler, GK (HM) ...... Sean Sikich (2) 2002...... Matt Leardini (1) ...... Brandon Silva (2) 2003...... David DeGraff, GK (1) 2014...... Max Auden (1) ...... Eric Duda, D (1) ...... Pat Flynn (1) 2006...... Kyle McNayr (1) ...... Jacob Roth (1) ...... Ryan Perea (1) ...... Danny Baraldi (2) 2007...... Jacob Lawrence (1) ...... Jake Genrich (2) ...... Hunter Van Houten (1) ...... Nick Landsberger (2) 2008...... Chuko Evwaraye (1) ...... Joe Sullivan (2) ...... Jacob Lawrence (1) ...... Hunter Van Houten (1) All-MASC Academic% ...... Kyle McNayr (HM) 1986...... Ron Haines, B 2009...... Jacob Lawrence (1) 1987...... Ron Haines, B ...... Hunter Van Houten (1) 1988...... Ron Haines, B 2010...... Zach Lemke (HM) 1989...... Kyle Royer, F 2011...... Brandon Silva (1) 1990...... Kyle Royer, F ...... Michael Wiest (1) Gary Palmisano (foreground) and Mel Mahler 1991...... Greg Murphy, GK 2012...... Zach Lemke (1) each were named the state’s Coach of the 1992...... Brian Lord, B ...... Ryan Comiskey (HM) Year by the OCSA on multiple occasions % Only one all-star team named ...... Matt Griesinger (HM) ...... Brandon Silva (HM) Academic All-MAC Team ...... Michael Wiest (HM) 2006...... Justin Kim, MF (2) 1993...... Tim Concannon, F (HM) 2013...... Ryan Comiskey (1) ...... Cameron Hepple, MF (2) 2007 1994...... Joe Burch, MF (1) ...... Brandon Silva (1) ...... Thomas McLean, D (2) ...... Tim Concannon, F (1) ...... Michael Wiest (1) ...... Abiola Sandy, F (2) ...... Dave Michels, B (1) ...... Max Auden (HM) ...... Cameron Hepple, F (2) 2009 ...... Brian Glibkowski, MF (HM) ...... Jake Genrich (HM) 2010...... Miguel Rosales, GK (2) ...... Steve Klein, MF (HM) ...... Anthony Grant (HM) 2011...... Rodcliff Hall, F (2) 1995...... Jason Began, MF (1) ...... Ryan James (HM) 2012...... Danny Baraldi, MF (1) ...... Joe Burch, MF (1) 2014 *...... Max Auden ...... Anthony Grant, F (1) ...... Dave Michels, B (HM) ...... Pat Flynn 2013...... Danny Baraldi, MF (2) ...... Ryan Comiskey, F (2) ...... Brandon Silva, MF (2) ...... Michael Wiest, GK (2) 2014...... Danny Baraldi, MF (2) ...... Pat Flynn, F (2) ...... Jake Genrich, D (2) ...... Ryan James, MF (2) ...... Jacob Roth, D (2) 2015...... Pat Flynn, F (2) ...... Ryan James, MF (2) 2016...... Pat Flynn, F (1) ...... Anthony Mwembia, GK (1) ...... Tate Robertson, MF (2) ...... Jacob Roth, D (2) ...... Joe Sullivan, F (2) 2017...... Chris Brennan, F (2) ...... Alexis Souahy, D (2) 2018...... Ebenezer Ackon, D (1) ...... Moe Mustafa, D (1) ...... Tate Robertson, F (1) % Only one all-star unit named 1994-96 (five player limit per team); honorable mention picks named in 1993 BGSU won the 1996 league tourney crown as well, this time earning the title at Cochrane Field. The Falcons would go on to win a third-straight MAC tourney crown in 1997.

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...... Jake Genrich ...... Joe Sullivan ...... Joe Burch, MF (Sept. 20) ...... Ryan James 2015 *...... Max Auden 1995...... Steve Klein, MF (Sept. 25) ...... Nick Landsberger ...... Pat Flynn ...... Scott Vallow, GK (Oct. 3) ...... Jacob Roth ...... Ryan James ...... Dave Kindl, F (Oct. 31) * ...... Joe Sullivan ...... Joe Sullivan 1996...... Steve Klein, MF (Sept. 10) 2015 *...... Bismark Agyeman 2016 *...... Max Auden ...... Jason Began, MF (Sept. 17) ...... Max Auden ...... Pat Flynn ...... Steve Klein, MF (Oct. 8) ...... Pat Flynn ...... Joe Sullivan ...... Dave Kindl, F (Oct. 22) ...... Jake Genrich 2017 *...... None ...... Steve Klein, MF (Nov. 5) ...... Ryan Heuton 2018 *...... Chris Sullivan 1997...... Zac Olson, F (Oct. 20) ...... Ryan James * Beginning in 2014, all student-athletes who ...... Scott Vallow, GK (Nov. 10) ...... Brad Macomber met the nomination criteria earned Academic 1999...... Ty Fowler, GK (Sept. 7) ...... Joe Sullivan All-MAC honors. From that group, the MAC’s ...... Chris Doré, MF (Oct. 18) 2016 *...... Max Auden faculty athletic representatives selected the 2000...... David DeGraff, GK (Oct. 16) ...... Pat Flynn ‘best of the best’ for the Distinguished Scholar- 2002...... Paul Dhaliwal, MF (Sept. 30) ...... Vincent Giannini Athlete Award 2003...... David DeGraff, GK (Oct. 13) ...... Peter Pugliese 2005...... Omari Aldridge, F (Sept. 25) ...... Joe Sullivan MAC Academic Honor Roll (Est. 1999) 2007...... Paul Shoemaker, GK (Sept. 24) 2017 *...... Chris Brennan 1999...... Bobby Biggs ...... Hunter Van Houten, MF (Oct. 29) ...... Charlie Maciejewski ...... Gene Braxton 2008...... Jacob Lawrence, MF (Sept. 15) ...... Anthony Mwembia ...... Jason Bryant 2009...... Cameron Hepple, F (Sept. 21) ...... Peter Pugliese ...... Ty Fowler 2010...... Miguel Rosales, GK (Nov. 9) ...... Alexis Souahy ...... Tony Malik 2012...... Michael Wiest, GK (Aug. 28) ...... Tom Wrobel ...... Detrick Matthews ...... Danny Baraldi, MF (Sept. 11) 2018 *...... Chris Brennan ...... Ben Vaccaro ...... Anthony Grant, F (Oct. 30) * ...... Charlie Maciejewski ...... Kevin Wisniewski 2013...... Ryan Comiskey, F (Nov. 11) * ...... Peter Pugliese 2000...... Michael Began 2014...... Nick Landsberger, GK (Sept. 1) ...... Chris Sullivan ...... Gene Braxton ...... Pat Flynn, F (Sept. 8) ...... Tom Wrobel ...... Matthew Leardini ...... Pat Flynn, F (Sept. 22) NOTE: The MAC Academic Honor Roll took ...... Tony Malik 2015...... Pat Flynn, F (Aug. 31) the place of the Academic All-MAC Team from ...... Detrick Matthews ...... Joe Sullivan, F (Sept. 21) 1999-2001 ...... Adam Schokora 2016...... Alexis Souahy, D (Oct. 10) * Beginning in 2014, all student-athletes who ...... Ben Vaccaro ...... Tate Robertson, MF (Oct. 31) met the nomination criteria earned Academic ...... Kevin Wisniewski 2017...... Anthony Mwembia (Sept. 5) All-MAC honors. From that group, the MAC’s 2001...... David DeGraff 2018...... Charlie Maciejewski (Oct. 16) faculty athletic representatives selected the ...... Matt Leardini * co-recipient ‘best of the best’ for the Distinguished Scholar- ...... Tony Malik Athlete Award ...... Detrick Matthews College Sports Madness MAC Player of ...... Ben Vaccaro the Week MAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete ...... Kevin Wisnewski 2013...... Michael Wiest (Oct. 29) 2014 *...... Max Auden ...... Scott Tilford 2014...... Pat Flynn (Sept. 23) ...... Pat Flynn ...... Jacob Roth (Oct. 13) ...... Jake Genrich MAC Player of the Week (Est. 1993) ...... Jacob Roth (Nov. 10) ...... Ryan James 1993...... Ryan McCue, MF (Sept. 6) * ...... Jacob Roth 1994...... Tim Concannon, F (Sept. 13) MAC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week (Information since 1995) 1995...... Dave Michels (Nov. 6) ...... Joe Burch (Nov. 13) 1996...... Jason Began (Oct. 21, Nov. 18) ...... Joe Burch (Nov. 4) 1999...... Ty Fowler (Oct. 11) 2002...... Matt Leardini (Nov. 21) 2007...... Hunter Van Houten (Sept. 20) ...... Hunter Van Houten (Nov. 1) 2008...... Jacob Lawrence (Sept. 25) 2009...... Jacob Lawrence (Oct. 23) 2012...... Anthony Grant (Oct. 10) 2013...... Michael Wiest (Oct. 30) ...... Ryan Comiskey (Nov. 13) 2014...... Pat Flynn (Sept. 24)

The Falcons celebrate a goal by Jacob Roth (18) in the 2014 MAC Tournament championship

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...... Kyle McNayr, D SCHOOL HONORS 2010...... Sam Galloway, MF Falcon Club Falcon Medal of Honor ...... Miguel Rosales, GK 2009-10...... Jacob Lawrence 2012...... Zach Schewee, D 2013-14...... Brandon Silva ...... Michael Wiest, GK 2015-16...... Ryan James 2014...... Max Auden, MF 2016-17...... Joe Sullivan ...... Nick Landsberger, GK ...... Jacob Roth, D BGSU Male Athlete of the Year 2016...... Pat Flynn, F 2016-17...... Pat Flynn ...... Jacob Roth, D 2018...... Charlie Maciejewski, M BGSU Male Newcomer of the Year ...... Moe Mustafa, D 2016-17...... Anthony Mwembia Note: No MVP named in 1996-97-98, no all- tournament team named in 1995 Falcon Club Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year (Established 1969-70 *) MASC Player of the Year 1989-90...... Brian Drought 1986...... Nan Chul Shin, F 1991-92...... Greg Murphy 1987...... Jon Felton, B (co-recipient) 1996-97...... Joe Burch (co-recipient) 1989...... Mickey Loescher, GK 2001-02...... Tony Malik 1991...... Chris Iantoni, MF 2008-09...... Ryan Davis 1992...... Rob Martella, F 2012-13...... Zach Lemke * Award given to top male and female starting MAC Player of the Year in 1990-91; previously given to male/female 1996...... Steve Klein, MF combined MASC Coach of the Year Mickey Loescher Falcon Club Male Junior Scholar-Athlete 1987...... Gary Palmisano of the Year (Established 1987-88) 1989...... Gary Palmisano MAC Bob James Award 1988-89...... Brian Drought 1991...... Gary Palmisano 1990-91...... Greg Murphy 1995-96...... Joe Burch 1992...... Gary Palmisano 2001-02...... Tony Malik 1995-96...... Joe Burch 2000-01...... Tony Malik MAC Coach of the Year 2009-10...... Garrett Bireline All-MASC Tournament $ 1996...... Mel Mahler 1991...... Ryan Dell, B 2011-12...... Zach Lemke 2002...... Mel Mahler 2012-13...... Brandon Silva ...... • (Outstanding Offensive Player) 2016...... Eric Nichols ...... Chris Williams, B Note: Starting with the 1995 season, this ...... • (Outstanding Defensive Player) Dr. Greg Brooks Captain’s Award award was renamed in honor of Gary V. 1997...... Jason Began $ No all-tournament team selected in 1991 Palmisano (only year the MASC held an invite) ...... Dan Kindl ...... Brett Strang College Sports Madness MAC Coach of 1998...... Chris Doré MAC All-Tournament Team (Est. 1994) the Year 1994...... Jason Began, B 2014...... Eric Nichols ...... Joe Burch, MF ...... Steve Klein, MF MAC Newcomer of the Year 1996...... Jason Began, MF 1994...... Jason Began, B ...... Tony Doré, B 2012...... Anthony Grant, F ^ ...... Steve Klein, MF ^ co-recipient ...... Scott Vallow, GK 1997...... Jason Began, MF MAC Medal of Excellence ...... Chris Doré, MF 2015-16...... Ryan James ...... Dan Kindl, B 2016-17...... Joe Sullivan ...... Scott Vallow, GK 1998...... Chris Doré, MF ...... Darren Niles, MF ...... Scott Vallow, GK 2000...... P.J. Behan, D ...... Gene Braxton, F ...... Fred Degand, D 2001...... Tony Malik, D 2002...... Matt Leardini, D ...... Eric Duda, D ...... David DeGraff, GK Cameron Hepple 2006...... Hunter Van Houten, MF 69 • BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY • 2019 MEN’S SOCCER • 69 HONORS & AWARDS

...... Darren Niles 1980...... Dieter Wimmer ...... Scott Vallow 1981...... Neil Ridgway 1999...... Jason Bryant 1982...... Neil Ridgway ...... Chris Doré 1983...... Neil Ridgway ...... Kevin Jackson 1984...... Mark Jackson 1985...... Drew Dawson Key 1986...... Ron Haines (1) First Team; (2) Second Team; (3) Third 1987...... Larry Valbuena, Jon Felton Team; (HM) Honorable Mention 1988...... Mike Anticoli 1989...... Mickey Loescher Conference Affiliation Names 1990...... Rob Martella, Chris Williams ’68-75...... OCSA Mid-American Conference * 1991...... Team ’86-87...... Mid-America Soccer Cup * 1992...... Rob Martella ’88-92...... Mid-America Soccer Conference * 1993...... Tom Kinney ’93-Present...... Mid-American Conference 1994...... Steve Klein 1995...... Steve Klein * Prior to soccer becoming a sanctioned sport 1996...... Steve Klein by the Mid-American Conference, the Falcons 1997...... Brett Strang previously competed as an independent in 1998...... Chris Doré Gary Palmisano (left) “mythical” leagues comprised of MAC schools 1999...... Chris Doré 2000...... Matt Lyons 2001...... Tony Malik Mickey Cochrane Coaches’ Award TEAM HONORS 2002...... Matt Leardini - Outstanding Attitude - Named in Gary V. Palmisano Memorial Award - MVP 2003...... David DeGraff Cochrane’s honor at the 1994 Awards (By Player Vote) - Named in Palmisano’s 2004...... Omari Aldridge Dinner (May 1995) memory at the 1994 Awards Dinner (May 2005...... Omari Aldridge 1969...... Jim Brewer 1995) 2006...... John MacKenzie 1970...... Mike Kamienski 1969...... Fred Weismann 2007...... Abiola Sandy 1971...... Allan Carroll 1970...... Jim Pschirrer 2008...... Jacob Lawrence 1972...... Eric Seldin 1971...... Bob Gofus 1973...... Jim Hodge 1972...... Dave Dyminski Tony Corsiglia Memorial Award - Top 1974...... Jan Fedorcak 1973...... Team Rookie 1975...... Dan Otten 1974...... Bud Lewis 1981...... Drew Dawson + 1976...... Bob Alarcon 1975...... Glenn Jost 1982...... Mark Jackson 1977...... Steve Kittelberger 1976...... Craig Tesler 1983...... Dennis Wesley 1978...... Roy Tesler 1977...... Bob Brihn 1984...... Larry Valbuena 1979...... Mike O’Rourke 1978...... Bob Alarcon 1985...... Jon Felton 1980...... Doug Stapleton 1979...... Dennis Mepham 1986...... Mickey Loescher 1981...... Doug Stapleton 1987...... Kyle Royer 1982...... Bill Roberts 1988...... Chris Iantoni 1983...... Bart Markel 1989...... Rob Martella 1984...... Terry Ginley 1990...... Tom Kinney 1985...... Brian Cook 1991...... Pepé Aragon 1986...... Chris Blike 1992...... Ryan McCue 1987...... Andrew Arthurs 1993...... Steve Klein 1988...... Brian Drought 1994...... Jason Began 1989...... T.J. Casey 1995...... Scott Vallow 1990...... Kyle Royer 1996...... Chris Doré 1991...... Steve Cain 1997...... Zac Olson 1992...... Brian Bonham 1998...... Detrick Matthews 1993...... Andy Penoff 1999...... Matt Leardini 1994...... Andy Carl 2000...... David DeGraff 1995...... Dave Michels 2001...... Ricky Harper 1996...... Tony Doré 2002...... Eric Duda 1997...... Jon Giganti 2003...... Bobby Woods 1998...... Ty Fowler 2004...... Abiola Sandy 1999...... Kevin Jackson 2005...... Kyle McNayr 2000...... Zac Olson 2006...... Hunter Van Houten 2001...... Matt Leardini 2007...... Dusko Topolic 2002...... P.J. Behan, Kyle Adkins 2008...... Tanner Fink 2003...... Dave Belfort, Scott Tilford 2004...... Robert Aouad Joe Burch 2005...... Dave Belfort

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Most Improved Award (By Player Vote) 2001...... Kevin Wisnewski 1969...... Herb Schumm 2002...... Matt Leardini 1970...... Ivan Madar 2003...... Scott Tilford 1971...... Howard Siegel 2004...... Dave Belfort 1972...... Gary Palmisano 2005...... Kyle McNayr 1973...... Bart Hayden 1974...... Craig Tesler Dr. Greg Brooks Family Scholarship 1975...... Allan Luisi 2002...... Scott Tilford 1976...... Marty Rolnick 2003...... Scott Tilford 1977...... Tom Bertrams 2004...... Dave Belfort 1978...... Mike O’Rourke 2005...... Kyle McNayr 1979...... Joe Koury 1980...... Doug Stapleton Offensive MVP 1981...... Bart Markel 1986...... Nan Chul Shin 1982...... Mladen Medancic 1983...... Joe Barros Defensive MVP 1984...... Pete Tatley 1986...... Joe Petzker 1985...... Tom Kasten 1986...... Joe D’Agostino Honor Award 1987...... Craig Notarianni 1990...... Chuck Nagle 1988...... Mark Dorenkott 1992...... Ken Schoeni 1989...... Jim Konrad 1993...... Jack Gregory 1990...... Tom Kinney 1991...... Ryan Dell, Ken Sorenson Note: No team awards given from Danny Baraldi 1992...... Frank Frostino 2009-present 1993...... Dave Michels 2006...... John MacKenzie 1994...... Dan Kindl, Peter Kolp Please direct any award omissions or errors to 2007...... Tyler Deal 1995...... Darren Niles the BGSU Athletic Communications Office by 2008...... Tyler Deal 1996...... Brian Glibkowski email at [email protected] 1997...... Kevin Jackson Janet & James Hodge Family Scholarship 1998...... Tommy Thomas # Awarded for outstanding academic & 1999...... Gene Braxton athletic achievement the first two years 2000...... Matt Martinka 1979...... Steve Theophilus # 2001...... Matt Martinka 1980...... Joe Koury # 2002...... Paul Seip/Adrian Akpan 1981...... Neil Ridgway 2003...... Sean McGarity 1982...... Drew Dawson 2004...... Greg Hennelly 1983...... Pat Kenney 2005...... Dave Belfort 1984...... Drew Dawson 2006...... Alec Perea 1985-86...... No Award Given 2007...... Brent Petkus 1987...... Jon Felton 2008...... Zach Lemke 1988...... Kyle Royer 1989...... Chris Iantoni Dr. Lee & Marge Meserve Academic 1990...... Chris Williams Award 1991...... Brian Lord 2006...... Jacob Lawrence 1992...... Mike Kelly 2007...... Hunter Van Houten 1993...... Joe Burch 2008...... Garrett Bireline, 1994...... Joe Burch ...... Jacob Lawrence, Hunter Van Houten 1995...... Dan Kindl 1996...... Jon Giganti Pat & Mickey Cochrane Scholarship 1997...... Jon Giganti 1989...... Kyle Royer 1998...... Ty Fowler 1990...... Greg Murphy 1999...... Adam Schokora 1991...... Chris Williams 2000...... Adam Schokora 1992...... Dan Traver 2001...... Tony Malik 1993...... Tim Concannon 2002...... Matt Martinka 1994...... Dave Michels 2003...... Scott Tilford 1995...... Joe Burch, Peter Kolp 2004...... Dave Belfort 1996...... Jason Began 2005...... Kyle McNayr 1997...... Jason Began 1998...... Ty Fowler 1999...... Adam Schokora 2000...... Adam Schokora Pepe Aragon

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BGSU’S ALL-TIME MAC TOURNAMENT RESULTS (18-17-0) 1994 (Akron, Ohio) – 2nd Place 2007 (Bowling Green, Ohio) 11/4/94 QF vs. Eastern Michigan W 5-1 11/13/07 QF NORTHERN ILLINOIS L 0-3 11/5/94 SF at Akron W 1-0 11/6/94 Final vs. Miami (OT) L 1-3 2008 (Akron, Ohio) 11/13/08 QF vs. Northern Illinois L 0-2 1995 (Kalamazoo, Mich.) – CHAMPIONS 11/4/95 SF vs. Kentucky (2-OT) W 1-0 2009 – Did not qualify 11/5/95 Final vs. Akron W 2-0 2010 (Akron, Ohio) 1996 (Bowling Green, Ohio) – CHAMPIONS 11/12/10 SF vs. Western Michigan L 0-1 11/16/96 SF EASTERN MICHIGAN W 1-0 2011 – Did not qualify 11/17/96 Final KENTUCKY W 4-0 2012 (Akron, Ohio) 1997 (Oxford, Ohio) – CHAMPIONS 11/9/12 SF at Akron L 0-2 11/6/97 QF vs. Northern Illinois W 4-1 11/7/97 SF vs. Kentucky W 1-0 2013 – Did not qualify 11/9/97 Final vs. Akron W 1-0 2014 (Akron, Ohio) – 2nd Place 1998 (Lexington, Ky. & Akron, Ohio) – 2nd Place 11/14/14 SF vs. West Virginia (OT) W 3-2 11/6/98 QF vs. Marshall W 2-0 11/16/14 Final at Akron L 1-2 11/8/98 SF at Kentucky (2-OT) W 2-0 11/14/98 Final at Akron L 1-4 2015 – Did not qualify

1999 (DeKalb, Ill.) 2016 (Akron, Ohio) 11/5/99 QF at Northern Illinois L 2-4 11/11/16 SF vs. Buffalo (OT) L 1-2

2000 (Buffalo, N.Y. & Bowling Green, Ohio) – 2nd Place) 2017 – Did not qualify 11/5/00 SF at Buffalo W 1-0 11/12/00 Final KENTUCKY L 0-1 2018 (Morgantown, W.Va.) 11/9/18 SF vs. Western Michigan L 0-2 2001 (Akron, Ohio) 11/9/01 QF vs. Buffalo (3-OT) W 1-0 MAC TOURNAMENT NOTES 11/11/01 SF vs. Kentucky L 0-1 • Home matches in CAPS

2002 (Bowling Green, Ohio) – 2nd Place • From 1998 to 2004, the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds were held 11/15/02 SF KENTUCKY W 2-1 at a predetermined site, while the final was hosted by the highest 11/17/02 Final AKRON L 1-4 remaining seed

2003 (Bowling Green, Ohio & Kalamazoo, Mich.) – 2nd Place • From 2005 to 2008, the quarterfinal (‘play-in’) round was played at 11/7/03 QF NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 2-1 campus sites, hosted by the higher seed, while the semifinals & final 11/9/03 SF KENTUCKY W 1-0 were hosted by the regular-season champion 11/16/03 Final at Western Michigan L 0-5

2004 (Kalamazoo, Mich.) • From 2009 to 2017, only the top-four teams in the final standings 11/5/04 QF vs. Akron L 0-1 qualified for the league tournament

2005 (Kalamazoo, Mich.) • Beginning in 2018, all six teams qualified, with the same format as in 11/8/05 QF at Western Michigan L 0-2 the 2005-08 seasons

2006 (Kalamazoo, Mich. & DeKalb, Ill.) 10/31/06 QF at Western Michigan W 2-1 BG’S RECORD BY SITE/ROUND/CITY 11/3/06 SF vs. Akron L 2-8 Home 5-3-0 Away 4-6-0 Neutral 9-8-0 BGSU’S RECORD BY OPPONENT OT matches 4-2-0 Opponent Record (Home Away Neutral) Quarterfinal 6-5-0 Akron 3-6-0 (0-1-0 1-3-0 2-2-0) Semifinal 9-6-0 Buffalo 2-1-0 (0-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0) Final 3-6-0 Eastern Michigan 2-0-0 (1-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0) Akron, Ohio 4-8-0 Kentucky 6-2-0 (3-1-0 1-0-0 2-1-0) Bowling Green, Ohio 5-3-0 Marshall 1-0-0 (0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0) Buffalo, N.Y. 1-0-0 Miami 0-1-0 (0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0) DeKalb, Ill. 0-2-0 Northern Illinois 2-3-0 (1-1-0 0-1-0 1-1-0) Kalamazoo, Mich. 3-3-0 Western Michigan 1-4-0 (0-0-0 1-2-0 0-2-0) Lexington, Ky. 2-0-0 West Virginia 1-0-0 (0-0-0 0-0-0 1-0-0) Morgantown, W.Va. 0-1-0 TOTALS 18-17-0 (5-3-0 4-6-0 9-8-0) Oxford, Ohio 3-0-0

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