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Men's Soccer Records MEN’S SOCCER RECORDS Match Season Career Goals Goals Goals 4, Michael Mariscalco vs. Detroit, 10/8/00 19, Nick Pantazi, 2001 50, Scott Lawler, 1989-92 4, Scott Lawler vs. New Mexico, 10/26/91 19, Steve Weiger, 1995 44, Nick Pantazi, 1999-2002 3, Lewis Suddick vs. IUPUI, 8/30/16 17, Scott Lawler, 1990 43, Stephen Armstrong, 1996-99 3, Ben Sippola vs. Houston Baptist, 9/10/10 15, Frank Patano, 2007 41, David Goldsmith, 2013-16 3, Frank Patano vs. Wright State, 11/1/07 14, Stephen Armstrong, 1998 38, Steve Weiger, 1992-95 3, Stephen Armstrong vs. Detroit, 10/4/98 14, Scott Lawler, 1989 36, Frank Patano, 2005-08 3, Paul Barton vs. Xavier, 10/10/93 13, Brandon Guhl, 2017 35, Michael Mariscalco, 1999-2002 3, Noel Korowin vs. Miami (Ohio), 9/19/90 13, Michael Mariscalco, 2001 28, Scott Weiger, 1990-93 3, Scott Lawler vs. Brescia, 9/17/89 12, Four players tied. 22, Jeff Kurtz, 1989-92 3, Scott Lawler vs. Dayton, 10/20/91 20, Giancarlo Barraza, 1997-00 3, Scott Lawler vs. Ohio State, 10/12/90 Assists 20, Scott Olsen, 2002-05 13, Eduardo Garcia, 2008 20, Brandon Guhl, 2017-Present 3, Scott Weiger vs. UW-Milwaukee, 9/27/92 12, Scott Lawler, 1989 3, Steve Weiger vs. Eastern Illinois, 9/4/95 11, Michael Mariscalco, 2001 Assists 3, Steve Weiger vs. Valparaiso, 9/6/93 10, Jeff Adkins, 2013 30, Michael Mariscalco, 1999-2002 3, Nick Pantazi vs. IPFW, 10/25/01 9, Jared Timmer, 2016 27, Scott Lawler, 1989-92 9, Ben Sippola, 2010 23, Jeff Adkins, 2012-15 Assists 9, Jeff Kurtz, 1989 20, Boris Gatzky, 2007-09 4, Matt Morgan vs. Valparaiso, 9/22/91 9, Scott Lawler, 1990 20, Scott Olsen, 2002-05 3, Eduardo Garcia at Milwaukee, 9/28/08 8, Six players tied. 20, Eduardo Garcia, 2005-08 3, Eduardo Garcia at Detroit, 10/31/08 19, Andrew Pancio, 2001-04 3, Michael Mariscalco vs. Loyola, 10/17/02 Points 18, Jeff Kurtz, 1989-92 3, Nick Pantazi vs. Detroit, 10/8/00 43, Nick Pantazi, 2001 18, Steve Weiger, 1992-95 Scott Lawler 3, Ryan Foxworthy vs. Cleveland State, 11/3/98 43, Scott Lawler, 1990 16, Nick Pantazi, 1999-2002 3, Jeremy Harkins vs. Jacksonville, 9/18/98 43, Steve Weiger, 1995 16, Stephen Armstong, 1996-99 (1989-92) 3, Jeff Kurtz vs. Franklin, 9/3/89 40, Scott Lawler, 1989 37, Michael Mariscalco, 2001 Points 3, Scott Lawler vs. IPFW, 9/7/90 33, Frank Patano, 2007 3, Scott Lawler vs. IUPUI, 9/20/89 127, Scott Lawler, 1989-92 32, Stephen Armstrong, 1998 104, Nick Pantazi, 1999-2002 3, Scott Lawler vs. Miami (Ohio), 9/19/90 31, Brandon Guhl, 2017 102, Stephen Armstrong, 1996-99 3, Michael Mariscalco vs. IPFW, 10/25/01 31, Jeff Kurtz, 1989 100, Michael Mariscalco, 1999-2002 3, Marco Charalambous vs. Marshall, 9/26/18 30, Steve Weiger, 1994 94, Steve Weiger, 1992-95 92, David Goldsmith, 2013-16 Points Shots 83, Frank Patano, 2005-08 8, Michael Mariscalco vs. Detroit, 10/8/00 102, Steve Weiger, 1995 65, Scott Weiger, 1990-93 8, Scott Lawler vs. New Mexico, 10/26/91 85, David Goldsmith, 2016 62, Jeff Kurtz, 1989-92 7, Lewis Suddick vs. IUPUI, 8/30/16 76, Nick Pantazi, 2001 60, Scott Olsen, 2002-05 7, Scott Lawler vs. IPFW, 9/7/90 73, Cory Edgington, 2004 7, Scott Lawler vs. Miami (Ohio), 9/19/90 70, Frank Patano, 2008 Shots 7, Scott Lawler vs. Xavier, 9/21/90 67, Boris Gatzky, 2009 233, Steve Weiger, 1992-95 6, Several Players Tied 66, Stephen Armstrong, 1998 230, Nick Pantazi, 1999-2002 66, Steve Weiger, 1994 222, Michael Mariscalco, 1999-2002 65, Michael Mariscalco, 2001 Shots 217, David Goldsmith, 2013-16 64, Scott Weiger, 1992 213, Stephen Armstrong, 1996-99 12, Steve Weiger vs. Eastern Illinois, 9/4/95 200, Jeff Adkins, 2012-15 11, Jeff Adkins at IUPUI, 9/3/12 Goalie Saves 183, Scott Lawler, 1989-92 11, Cory Edgington vs. Cleveland State, 10/24/04 95, Grant Barrie, 2001 171, Boris Gatzky, 2007-09 11, Steve Weiger vs. Cincinnati, 9/15/95 93, Jon Dawson, 2013 171, Scott Weiger, 1990-93 10, David Goldsmith vs. UC-Santa Barbara,9/9/16 93, Alan Placek, 1994 167, Frank Patano, 2005-08 10, Cory Edgington vs. Cincinnati, 10/12/04 91, Eric Dick, 2017 10, Nick Pantazi vs. Cleveland State, 9/11/02 87, Jon Dawson, 2012 Goalie Saves 10, Giancarlo Barraza vs. Wright State, 11/8/98 87, David McVay, 1989 314, Alan Placek, 1994-97 9, David Goldsmith vs. Villanova, 9/17/16 86, Evan Reinhardt, 2003 274, Eric Dick, 2014-17 9, Frank Patano vs. Cleveland State, 11/2/08 84, Ben Anderson, 1998 249, Grant Barrie, 2000-2002 9, Michael Mariscalco vs. IPFW, 10/14/02 84, John Cone, 1993 236, Jon Dawson, 2010-13 Nick Pantazi 9, Nick Pantazi vs. UW-Green Bay, 10/1/00 77, Alan Placek, 1996 219, John Cone, 1990, 92-93 9, Scott Weiger vs. Dayton, 11/5/92 172, Ben Anderson, 1995-98 (1999-2002) Goalie Minutes 167, Evan Reinhardt, 2002-04 2199, Ben Anderson, 1998 164, David McVay, 1989-92 Goalie Saves 1888, Eric Dick, 2016 153, Fabian Knopfler, 2007-10 14, John Cone vs. Western Kentucky, 10/15/93 1875, Frank Peabody, 2006 14, David McVay vs. Bradley, 10/15/89 1865, Eric Dick, 2017 Goalie Minutes 14, David McVay vs. Thomas More, 9/9/89 1842, Evan Reinhardt, 2003 6676, Eric Dick, 2014-17 13, Jason Richarz vs. Indiana, 10/6/00 1834, Alan Placek, 1994 6492, Alan Placek, 1994-97 12, Eric Dick vs. Georgetown, 10/10/15 1807, Alan Placek, 1997 4991, Fabian Knopfler, 2007-10 12, Ben Anderson vs. Evansville, 9/2/95 1797, Fabian Knopfler, 2010 4787, Jon Dawson, 2010-13 11, Grant Barrie vs. UW-Milwaukee, 11/15/02 1756, Jon Dawson, 2013 4233, John Cone, 1990, 92-93 11, Evan Reinhardt vs. Cincinnati, 10/9/02 1702, Eric Dick, 2015 4032, Grant Barrie, 2000-2002 11, Grant Barrie vs. UW-Milwaukee, 11/17/01 3659, Ben Anderson, 1995-98 11, John Cone vs. Miami (Ohio), 9/19/90 Shutouts 3626, Frank Peabody, 2003-06 10, Eric Dick vs. Louisville, 8/26/16 9, Eric Dick, 2017 3476, Evan Reinhardt, 2002-04 8.5, Alan Placek, 1997 2597, Nick Hegeman, 2005-09 10, Grant Barrie vs. Indiana, 10/3/02 8, Fabian Knopfler, 2010 10, John Cone vs. Ohio State, 9/4/93 7, Eric Dick, 2016 Shutouts 10, John Cone vs. Notre Dame, 10/29/92 7, Eric Dick, 2015 28.5, Eric Dick, 2014-17 10, Mike Murphy vs. Dayton, 10/20/91 7, Nick Hegeman, 2008 23, Alan Placek, 1994-97 10, Jason Richarz vs. Cleveland State, 10/6/01 7, Evan Reinhardt, 2003 18, Fabian Knopfler, 2007-10 7, Ben Anderson, 1998 13.5, John Cone, 1990, 92-93 6, Frank Peabody, 2005 12.5, Grant Barrie, 2000-2002 6, Alan Placek, 1996 12, Frank Peabody, 2003-06 11, Jon Dawson, 2010-13 Goals Against Avg. (500 min.) 11, Ben Anderson, 1995-98 0.55, Fabian Knopfler, 2010 10, Nick Hegeman, 2005-09 0.66, Fabian Knopfler, 2009 7.5, Evan Reinhardt, 2002-04 0.70, Ben Anderson, 1998 0.72, David McVay, 1990 Goals Against Average (1,000 minutes) 0.73, Frank Peabody, 2005 0.87, Fabian Knopfler, 2007-10 Fabian Knopfler 0.77, Nick Hegeman, 2008 0.92, Eric Dick, 2014-17 0.97, Nick Hegeman, 2005-09 0.81, Eric Dick, 2014 1.04, Evan Reinhardt, 2002-04 (2007-10) 0.82, Frank Peabody, 2004 1.06, Ben Anderson, 1995-98 0.90, Eric Dick, 2015 1.19, Frank Peabody, 2003-06 0.95, Eric Dick, 2016 1.23, Andy Holte, 2011-14 1 1.43, Jon Dawson, 2010-13 MEN’S SOCCER RECORDS Team Season Butler Year-By-Year Bulldogs In The Pros Men’s Soccer Results Goals Goals Against Overall League League Jeremy Aldrich ‘98: Miami Fusion 66, 1990 Average Year Record Pct. Record Pct. Finish Stephen Armstrong ‘99: Vastra 59, 1998 0.52, 2010 1989 12-7 .632 --- --- --- Frolunaa (Goteborg, Sweden); Watford 49, 1989 0.61, 2009 1990 14-6 .700 5-3 .625 4th F.C., D. C. United; Kansas City Wizards, 48, 1995 0.76, 2008 1991 8-9-1 .472 2-4 .333 4th-T Columbus Crew, Charleston Battery, 46, 2001 0.85, 1998 1992 10-6-3 .605 2-4-1 .357 5th-T Chicago Storm 41, 2010 0.90, 2015 1993 9-9-2 .500 3-3 .500 4th Jordan Burt ‘14: Carolina Railhawks 39, 1991 0.95, 2016 1994 8-12-1 .381 5-3 .625 2nd John Cone ‘93: Hampton Roads 39, 1993 0.97, 2014 Mariners 0.98, 2004 1995 18-5-1 .771 6-1-1 .813 2nd Jon Dawson ‘14: Indy Eleven 39, 1997 1996 11-7-2 .600 7-1 .875 1st 37, 2007 1.06, 2017 John DeVae ‘07: Cleveland City Stars 1.06, 1995 1997 12-10-1 .543 4-2-1 .643 3rd Eric Dick ‘17: Sporting KC Assists 1998 19-5-1 .780 7-0 1.000 1st Jason Domenick ‘93: Cincinnati 50, 1998 Goalie 1999 7-12 .368 5-2 .714 3rd Cheetahs 47, 1990 Minutes 2000 6-13 .316 3-4 .429 5th Craig Donaldson ‘98: Indiana Blast, 43, 2010 2335, 1998 2001 11-9 .550 5-2 .714 2nd Chester City (England), Chareston 40, 2016 2210, 1995 2002 9-10-3 .477 4-3 .571 4th-T Battery, Hellenic F.C.
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