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Men's Soccer Green Bay Combined Team Statistics (As of Nov 11, 2017) All Games MEN’S SOCCER In This Section • Individual/Team Records • Honors & Awards • Annual Leaders • Year-By-Year Results • Coaching Summary • All-Time vs. Opponents • All-Time Roster • Year-By-Year Statistics Men’s Soccer Individual Records Individual Career 5. Nezih Nasanoglu, 1977 51 IPFW, 9-11-06 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE GOALS 1. John Hummel, 1973 0.58 Zach Papanikolaou - UW-Parkside, 11-8-69***; 1. Nezih Hasanoglu, 1974-77 69 2. Terry Powers, 1981 0.62 Hamline, 10-31-69**UW-Parkside, 10-25-69*; Ma- 2. Zach Papanikolaou, 1969-71 62 3. Paul Schmidt, 1992 0.63 calester, 11-1-69*; UW-Parkside, 10-31-70*; UW-Fox 3. Chuck Stark, 1979-81 44 4. Joe Niemeyer, 1981 0.71 Valley, 9-20-69; Northern Illinois, 10-17-70; Ripon, 4. Greg Santaga, 1981-84 37 5. John Hummel, 1972 0.75 10-28-70; Macalester, 11-7-70 5. Joshua Okoampa, 2003-06 36 SAVES Greg Santaga - Marquette, 10-6-82*; UIC, 10-16-83*; ASSISTS 1. Mark Whittaker, 1985 160 Western Illinois, 10-31-82; UW-Parkside, 9-28-83; 1. Ivan Delbecchi, 1979-82 35 2. Bob Winkler, 1977 155 Brigham Young, 10-13-83 2. Nezih Hasanoglu, 1974-77 29 3. Josh Lynk, 2000 126 Fred Gustin, 1969-72 29 4. John Hummel, 1972 124 Chuck Stark - Rockford, 9-6-80*; UW-Platteville, 4. Greg Santaga, 1981-84 26 5. Frank Szarzynski, 1971 118 10-4-81; 5. Chuck Stark, 1979-81 22 SHUTOUTS Matt Wehking - UW-Platteville, 10-7-77; POINTS 1. Adam Stikl, 2007 11 1. Nezih Hasanoglu, 1974-77 167 2. Ryan Wehking, 2009 9 Jason Weier - W. Michigan, 10-23-98 2. Zach Papanikolaou, 1969-71 140 3. Joe Niemeyer, 1980 8 3. Chuck Stark, 1979-81 110 John Hummel, 1972 8 Audi Jepson - Viterbo, 9-12-15** 4. Ivan Delbecchi, 1979-82 99 5. Mark Whittaker, 1985 7 5. Greg Santaga, 1981-84 94 Paul Schmidt, 1992 7 *Four-goal effort John Hummel, 1973 7 **Five-goal effort GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE Josh Lynk, 1999 7 ***Six-goal effort 1. John Hummel, 1972-73 0.66 2. Adam Stikl, 2005-08 0.94 Individual Game ASSISTS NIKOLA KAHVEDZIC 2017-18 TBD 1.03 1. 5 - Curt Anderson 3. Terry Powers, 1979-83 1.07 GOALS vs. UW-Platteville, 1977 4. Ryan Wehking 2009-12 1.16 1. 6 - Zach Papanikolaou 2. 4 - Ken Hess 5. Joe Neimeyer, 1978-81 1.25 vs. UW-Parkside, 1969 vs. UW-Parkside, 1969 2. 5 - Zach Papanikolaou 4 - Vic Bettendorf SAVES vs. Hamline, 1969 vs. UW-Platteville, 1981 1. Josh Lynk, 1997-00 381 5 - Audi Jepson 4 - Brian Giovinazzi 2. Dan Soszynski, 1988-91 299 vs. Viterbo, 2014 vs. Cleveland State, 2000 3. Terry Powers, 1979-83 297 3. 4 - 10 times by seven players 4. Ryan Wehking 2009-present 260 SAVES 5. Bob Winkler, 1976-77 241 HAT TRICKS 1. 25 - John Hummel JC Banks - @ Detroit, 10-3-10 (3 goals scored in less vs. Saint Louis, 1972 SHUTOUTS than 11 minuntes) 2. 21 - Frank Szarzynski 1. Ryan Wehking, 2009-12 20 vs. Northern Illinois, 1971 2. Adam Stikl, 2005-2008 19 Sam Borquaye - UW-Platteville, 10-4-81 3. Josh Lynk, 1997-00 15 John Hummel, 1972-73 15 Karl Braun - UW-Parkside, 9-27-87 5. Joe Niemeyer, 1978-80 14 6. Paul Schmidt, 1991-94 13 Erich Dietrich - IUPUI-Calumet, 11-2-73* Individual Fred Gustin - Ripon, 10-28-70* Season Nezih Hasanoglu - Western Michigan, 9-17-77; GOALS Western Illinois, 9-23-77; 1. Zach Papanikolaou, 1969 36 Minnesota, 10-1-77 2. Nezih Hasanoglu, 1975 25 3. Nezih Hasanoglu, 1977 22 Ken Hess - Hamline, 10-31-69; Wisconsin, 10-3-70 4. Greg Santaga, 1983 20 Zach Papanikalaou, 1971 20 Chad Johnson - Valparaiso, 9-24-88 ASSISTS Sam Krenzien - Detroit, 10-26-11 1. Fred Gustin, 1969 16 2. Greg Santaga, 1983 15 Mike Leeker - UW-Whitewater, 10-31-79*; Chuck Stark, 1980 15 Rockford, 9-6-80 4. Ivan Delbecchi, 1982 12 5. Brian Giovinazzi, 2000 11 Nick Lessard - Loyola, 11-4-99; Cleveland St 10-19-00 POINTS Darren Moore - Valparaiso, 11-3-93 1. Zach Papanikolaou, 1969 78 2. Nezih Hasanoglu, 1975 61 Peter Morris - Tulsa, 9-2-85 3. Greg Santaga, 1983 55 4. Chuck Stark, 1980 53 Joshua Okoampa - Cleveland St., 11-1-03; Men’s Soccer Team Records Team Season WINS 1. 1992 (19 games) 16 2. 1983 (21 games) 15 1975 (20 games) 15 4. 2006 (20 games) 14 1987 (22 games) 14 1982 (18 games) 14 1980 (18 games) 14 2009 (20 games) 14 GOALS 1. 1975 (20 games) 89 2. 1969 (14 games) 73 3. 1983 (21 games) 62 4. 1980 (18 games) 61 5. 1977 (20 games) 57 ASSISTS 1. 1969 (14 games) 55 2. 1980 (18 games) 54 3. 1983 (21 games) 48 4. 1977 (20 games) 46 5. 2009 (20 games) 43 SHOTS 1. 1980 (18 games) 470 2. 1983 (21 games) 399 3. 1976 (16 games) 396 4. 1987 (22 games) 391 5. 1977 (20 games) 382 MOST SHUTOUTS 1. 2007 (22 games) 12 2. 1992 (19 games) 10 3. 1999 (20 games) 9 2009 (20 games) 9 5. 1988 (22 games) 8 1987 (22 games) 8 1985 (20 games) 8 1983 (21 games) 8 1981 (15 games) 8 1972 (12 games) 8 GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE 1. 1973 (12 games) 0.50 2. 1981 (15 games) 0.64 3. 1972 (12 games) 0.75 4. 2007 (22 games) 0.80 5. 1992 (19 games) 0.81 SCORING AVERAGE 1. 1969 (14 games) 4.86 2. 1975 (20 games) 4.45 3. 1972 (12 games) 3.80 4. 1980 (18 games) 3.38 5. 1981 (14 games) 3.00 Men’s Soccer Honors & Awards PHOENIX Hans Van Beek 2002 Clint Connealy Tom Sander (1st) HALL OF FAME 1980 Chuck Stark 2003 Bati Tola 1996 Scott Black (2nd) 1993 Horst Stemke 1981 Rick Voigtlander 2004 David Chin 1997 Chad Bodnar (2nd) 1994 Chris Akiwowo Chuck Stark 2005 Bati Tola 1998 Scott Black (2nd) Mark Wehking 1982 Greg Santaga 2006 Joshua Okoampa Josh Lynk (2nd) 1995 John Hummel Ivan Delbecchi 2007 Glenn Herzog Jason Weier (2nd) 1996 Zach Papanikolaou Joe Hoffmeyer 2008 Adam Stikl 1999 Josh Lynk (1st) 1997 Nezih Hasanoglu 1983 Greg Santaga 2009 JC Banks Scott Black (2nd) 1998 Greg Santaga 1985 Dave Porco 2010 JC Banks Brian Giovinazzi (2nd) 1999 Chuck Stark 1987 Erich Quidzinski 2011 Tony Walls 2000 Josh Lynk (1st) 2000 Ivan Delbecchi 1988 Joe Mueller Brian Giovinazzi (2nd) Lou LeCalsey 1989 Joe Mueller WSCA ALL-WISCONSIN TEAM Nick Lessard (2nd) 2001 Aldo Santaga 1992 Tim Dunne 1980 John Amuzu HORIZON LEAGUE 2002 Erich Quidzinski 1993 Tim Dunne Rich Hansen 2001 Brian Giovinazzi (1st) 2003 Rick Voigtlander Bo Hansen Ivan Delbecchi Clint Connealy (2nd) 2004 Terry Powers 1994 Tim Dunne Rick Voigtlander 2003 Lorcan Cronin (1st) 2005 Tim Dunne Tom Sander Mike Leeker Kyle Sillars (2nd) 2008 Josh Lynk 2001 Brian Giovinazzi Chuck Stark Pat Czuprynski (2nd) 2005 Joshua Okoampa 1982 Greg Santaga 2004 Joshua Okoampa (1st) ALL-AMERICA 2006 Joshua Okoampa Ivan Delbecchi Brandon Steenlage (2nd) 1970 Ken Hess Dan O’Brien Joe Hoffmeyer 2005 Joshua Okoampa (1st) 1972 Horst Stemke 2007 Dan O’Brien Terry Powers Bati Tola (2nd) Chris Akiwowo Tosaint Ricketts Kevin Campbell David Chin (2nd) 1973 Chris Akiwowo 2009 Tony Walls (1st) 1983 Greg Santaga (MVP) 2006 Joshua Okoampa (1st) 1975 Mark Wehking David Prochazka (2nd) Terry Powers Tosaint Ricketts (2nd) 1987 Erich Quidzinski JC Banks (2nd) Dave Porco Dan O’Brien (2nd) 1992 Tim Dunne 2010 JC Banks (2nd) 1984 Dave Porco 2007 Dan O’Brien (1st) 2006 Joshua Okoampa Tony Walls (3rd) Erich Quidzinski Tosaint Ricketts (1st) 2009 JC Banks (College Soccer News, 2011 Tony Walls (3rd) Todd Williams Lati Ziba (2nd) Goal.com and Top Drawer Soccer) 2013 Sam Krenzien (2nd) 2008 Tosaint Ricketts (1st) 2017 Audi Jepson (1st) ALL-CONFERENCE JC Banks (1st) ESPN THE MAGAZINE 2018 Tomer Zloczower (3rd) AMCU Tony Walls (2nd) ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 1984 Jorge Bravo (1st) David Prochazka (2nd) 2004 Adam Ben-Zikri (2nd) MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Herbert Dundun (1st) 2009 JC Banks (Player of the Year; 2005 Adam Ben-Zikri (2nd) 1970 Zach Papanikolaou Dave Porco (1st) Offensive Player of the Year) Ken Hess Scott Santaga (1st) David Prochazka (1st) NSCAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 1971 Horst Stemke Todd William (1st) Tony Walls (1st) 2013 Sam Krenzien (2nd) 1972 Erich Dietrich 1985 Dave Porco (1st) David Znaty (1st) 1973 Chris Akiwowo Peter Morris (1st) 2010 JC Banks (1st) UNITED SOCCER COACHES SCHOLAR 1974 Nezih Hasanoglu Mike Wehking (1st) Tony Walls (1st) ALL-AMERICA Mark Wehking 1986 Erich Quidzinski (1st) David Prochazka (2nd) 2018 Tomer Zloczower (2nd) 1975 Nezih Hasanoglu 1987 Erich Quidzinski (1st) Scott Raymonds (2nd) 1976 Tim Alexander Kyle Destree (1st) 2011 Tony Walls (Player of the Year; UNITED SOCCER COACHES SCHOLAR 1978 Karl Gress 1988 Chad Johnson (1st) 1st Team) ALL-REGION 1979 Karl Gress Karl Braun (1st) Stuart Grable (2nd) 2018 Tomer Zloczower (1st) 1980 Chuck Stark 1989 Dan Soszynski (1st) Andrew Stone (2nd) Andre Baires (1st) 1981 Rick Voigtlander Mike Porco (1st) 2012 Sam Krenzien (1st) 1982 Ivan Delbecchi Julian Taagen (1st) 2013 Sam Krenzien (2nd) NSCAA/UNITED SOCCER COACHES 1983 David Porco MID-CONTINENT Lawrence Talery (2nd) ALL-REGION 1984 Kevin Campbell 1990 Mike Porco (1st) 2014 Lawrence Talery (2nd) 1969 Ken Hess 1985 David Porco 1992 Tim Dunne 2017 Jeremy Bonomo (Coach of the Desi McCallagh 1986 Erich Quidzinski (Player of the Year, Year) Zach Papanikolaou 1987 Kevin Shaw Newcomer of the Year) Audi Jespon (Offensive Player Pete Stratton 1988 Chad Johnson Keiran O’Neill (1st) of the Year; 1st Team) 1970 Fred Gustin 1989 Dan Soszynski Dave Poggi Tomer Zloczower (1st) Ken Hess 1990 Mike Porco (Coach of the Year) Buran Huseini (2nd) Zach Papanikolaou 1991 Dan Soszynski Dan Govin (2nd) Marcos Bautista (2nd) 1971 Chris Akiwowo 1992 Tim Dunne Darren Moore (2nd) Adam Mansa (All-Freshman Horst Stemke 1993 Tim Dunne Mark Schlenker (2nd) Team) 1972 Chris Akiwowo 1994 Tim Dunne Paul Schmidt (2nd) 2018 Tomer Zloczower (1st) Ray Eckelkamp 1995 Jon Lowery 1993 Tim Dunne (1st) Andre Baires (1st) Horst Stemke 1996 Ken Baertsch Bo Hansen (1st) Buran Huseini (1st) 1973 Chris Akiwowo 1997 Matt Johnson Mike Geise (2nd) Joey Bourgeois (All-Freshman 1975 Nezih Hasanoglu 1998 Chad Bodnar Dan Govin (2nd) Team) 1976 Nezih Hasanoglu 1999 Josh Lynk Darren Moore (2nd) 1977 Tim Alexander 2000 Josh Lynk MCC Nezih Hasanoglu 2001 Brian Giovinazzi 1994 Tim Dunne (1st) Men’s Soccer Honors & Awards CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT 1995 Deron Braun TEAM HANS VAN BEEK 1996 Adam Bruckner 2009 AJ Konchar MCC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 1997 Adam Bruckner (100:4 vs.
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