Northern Illinois SOCCER

2010 NIU SOCCER Northern Illinois SOCCER

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School W l T Pct. last Meeting MacMurray 5 4 2 .545 NIU, 3-1 (9-12-81) (Date) School W L T Pct. Last Meeting Air Force Academy 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-0 (10-9-70) (Date) Alabama A&M 0 1 0 .000 AAMU, 3-1 (9-2-01) Marquette 8 12 3 .413 Tie, 2-2 (8-22-08) Akron 3 16 1 .175 AKR, 1-0 (11-13-09) Marshall 4 5 1 .450 MU, 3-1 (10-3-04) Aurora 5 2 2 .667 NIU, 11-0 (10-29-86) Miami (OH) 1 1 0 .500 MU, 4-1 (10-4-98) Ball State 7 3 0 .700 BSU, 2-0 (10-18-80) Michigan 2 1 0 .667 UM, 2-1 (9-1-06) Bowling Green 14 8 0 .636 NIU, 3-0 (10-31-09) Michigan State 3 1 0 .750 MSU, 1-0 (9-3-06) Bradley 10 6 3 .605 L, 2-1 (9-1-09) Minnesota Club 0 1 0 .000 UMC, 3-1 (10-9-82) Brigham Young 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (9-1-86) UMKC 2 0 1 .750 Tie, 2-2- (9-14-07) Brooklyn College 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (9-6-87) Missouri-St. Louis 0 1 1 .250 MSL, 2-1 (10-25-75) Bucknell 0 0 1 .500 Tie, 1-1 (8-31-07) Nevada-Las Vegas 1 1 0 .500 UNLV, 4-1 (9-1-02) Buffalo 9 7 1 .559 NIU, 1-0 (10-11-09) New Mexico 2 1 1 .625 UNM, 2-1 (8-30-02) Butler 0 6 0 .000 BU, 2-1 (9-16-07) North Carolina 0 0 1 .500 Tie, 1-1 (9-4-09) Chicago 3 1 0 .750 NIU, 2-0 (10-18-67) North Central College 2 0 0 1.000 NIU, 6-0 (10-12-83) Chicago Blaze 0 0 1 .500 Tie, 2-2 (4-21-90) North Park College 5 0 0 1.000 NIU, 5-0 (9-19-86) Chicago Power 1 1 0 .500 CP, 2-1 (9-15-91) North Texas State 0 1 0 .000 NTS, 4-2 (10-20-85) Chicago Sockers 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-1 (8-28-01) Northeast Missouri State 0 2 0 .000 NMSU, 2-1 (9-13-87) Chicago State 1 0 0 1.000 NIU 10-0 (10-7-87) Northeastern Illinois 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 5-0 (9-10-97) Cincinnati 1 2 0 .333 UC, 5-3 (10-22-89) Northwestern 16 7 4 .667 NU, 1-0 (10-7-09) Cleveland State 5 1 2 .750 CSU, 1-0 (11-8-96) Notre Dame 2 0 2 .750 Tie, 1-1 (9-9-07) Colgate 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-1 (9-2-07) Oakland 1 1 0 .500 NIU, 1-0 (9-13-09) College of Boca Raton 0 1 0 .000 CBR, 1-0 (9-28-86) Oneonta State 0 0 1 .500 Tie, 0-0 (9-13-03) Colorado College 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 4-0 (10-27-73) Oral Roberts 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-1 (9-11-99) Creighton 1 5 0 .167 CU, 2-1 (9-9-00) Oregon State 2 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-0 (9-25-09) Dayton 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-0 (8-25-06) Portland 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (9-17-06) Denver 0 0 1 .500 Tie, 1-1 (10-22-76) Purdue 3 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-2 (10-25-69) DePaul 14 3 2 .789 DU, 1-0 (8-17-08) Quincy College 5 3 2 .600 NIU, 2-0 (9-18-94) DePaul Club 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 5-0 (10-10-81) Rockford College 5 2 1 .688 RC, 1-0 (10-21-81) Detroit Mercy 1 3 1 .300 UDM, 2-0 (9-18-05) Roosevelt 1 1 0 .500 NIU, 5-2 (10-23-63) Dominican 2 0 0 1.000 NIU, 4-0 (8-23-01) Saint Louis 1 10 0 .091 NIU, 1-0 (9-24-05) Drake 3 3 1 .500 DRA, 1-0 (9-30-07) St. Francis (NY) 0 1 0 .000 SF, 3-1 (9-2-01) Dubuque 1 1 0 .500 NIU, 1-0 (10-12-63) St. Francis (PA) 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-1 (9-2-05) Duke 0 1 0 .000 DUKE, 3-1, (11-02-08) St. Mary’s College (CA) 0 1 0 .000 SMC, 4-1 (9-25-92) Duquesne 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (9-2-00) San Diego 0 1 0 .000 USD, 3-0 (9-7-97) Eastern Illinois 7 16 3 .327 Tie, 1-1 (9-14-08) San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (8-31-08) Eastern Michigan 3 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-2 (10-15-99) Seattle 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-0 (9-26-09) Florida Atlantic 2 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-1 (10-25-09) SMU 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (9-19-08) Freiburg, West Germany 0 1 0 .000 Fre, 2-0 (8-18-86) Southern Ill.-Edwardsville 6 13 0 .316 NIU, 3-2 (9-5-08) Fresno State 0 2 0 .000 FSU, 6-0 (9-5-97) South Carolina 0 1 0 .000 USC, 1-0 (9-20-09) George Mason 1 1 0 .500 NIU, 3-2 (9-1-97) South Florida 0 1 1 .250 Tie, 1-1 (9-8-91) George Washington 0 1 0 .000 GWU, 1-0 (9-8-96) Southern Methodist 1 2 0 .333 NIU, 2-1 (9-24-93) Glasgow, Scotland 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 1-0 (8-22-84) Southwest Missouri State 2 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-1 (9-27-91) Gonzaga 0 1 0 .000 GON, 1-0 (9-22-07) Stanford 0 1 0 .000 SU, 3-0 (9-27-92) Grinnell 0 3 0 .000 GC, 8-2 (9-26-64) Tulsa 0 2 0 .000 UT, 1-0 (9-11-09) Hartwick 1 3 0 .250 HART, 2-1 (10-3-09) Valparaiso 10 0 0 1.000 NIU, 3-2 (9-11-05) Hofstra 0 1 0 .000 HU, 3-2 (8-27-06) Washington 0 1 0 .000 UW, 5-0 (9-15-06) Houston Baptist 1 1 0 .500 HBU, 2-1 (9-27-87) Washington (MO) 3 0 1 .875 Tie, 1-1 (10-6-73) Illinois 4 0 0 1.000 NIU, 5-0 (11-8-69) Western Illinois 23 7 0 .767 NIU, 1-0 (10-7-07) Illinois-Chicago 7 15 2 .333 NIU, 1-0 (9-7-04) Western Kentucky 0 0 1 .500 Tie, 0-0 (9-4-05) Illinois State 5 7 2 .429 NIU, 2-0 (9-21-94) Western Michigan 14 6 1 .690 WMU, 2-1 (11-4-09) Indiana 0 5 1 .083 IU, 1-0 (9-7-07) Wheaton College 4 8 0 .333 WC, 2-1 (11-1-86) IPFW 3 0 0 1.000 NIU, 5-0 (9-24-06) Wisconsin 13 18 1 .422 NIU, 1-0 (10-28-09) IUPUI 1 3 0 .333 NIU, 3-0 (8-29-08) UNC-Greensboro 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 4-1 (9-6-09) Indiana State 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 4-1 (9-14-68) UW-Green Bay 14 13 8 .514 NIU, 1-0 (9-21-05) Kentucky 2 8 0 .200 NIU, 1-0 (10-10-04) UW-Milwaukee 14 18 4 .444 NIU, 5-1 (10-20-09) Lafayette 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 5-0 (9-18-09) UW-Parkside 12 2 0 .857 NIU, 2-1 (9-5-84) Lake Forest 4 4 0 .500 NIU, 2-0 (9-29-79) UW-Platteville 3 0 1 .875 Tie, 0-0 (9-30-78) Lewis 5 5 1 .500 Tie, 1-1 (8-18-01) Wright State 4 4 1 .500 NIU, 2-1 (9-12-04) Louisville 2 0 0 1.000 NIU, 2-0 (10-28-89) Xavier 1 0 0 1.000 NIU, 4-0 (9-12-08) Loyola 13 4 2 .737 NIU, 1-0 OT (11-11-06) Collegiate Totals 353 302 63 .536 2009 Opponents in Bold Type Club/Exhibition Matches in Italic 2 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

GOALS Career Match g player season g player opponent date 1. 45 Ed Kositzki 1969-71 1. 7 Ed Kositzki Valparaiso 10-9-71 45 Nils Kloster 1983-86 7 Ed Kositzki Ball State 10-23-71 3. 43 Eric Roy 1967-69 3. 6 Edward Udogu Valparaiso 10-9-71 4. 34 Johan Bergseth 1982-85 4. 4 Eric Roy Western Illinois 10-23-68 34 Will Roy Jr. 1987-90 4 Eric Roy Wisconsin 9-20-69 4 Ed Kositzki Rockford College 10-6-71 Consecutive Matches with a Goal 4 Nils Kloster Lewis 9-15-84 m player opponents date 6 Eirik Frederiksen DePaul 10-16-97 Season EMU 10-24-97 g player season BGSU 10-26-97 1. 27 Ed Kositzki 1971 UIC 10-29-97 2. 22 Eirik Frederiksen 1997 WMU 11-2-97 3. 16 Eric Roy 1968 BGSU 11-6-97 4. 15 Eric Roy 1969 15 Nils Kloster 1984 Fastest Goal to Start a Match 15 Will Roy Jr. 1990 time player opponent date 15 Dan Parisi 1999 0:28 Horst Mikuta UW-Parkside 9-20-75 0:35 Dave Weichman EIU 10-2-92

Fastest Goal to Start a Period time player opponent date hat TRICKS 45:13 Brendon Parrish New Mexico 8-30-02 1967 Eric Roy vs. Illinois (Nov. 4) 0:28 Horst Mikuta UW-Parkside 9-20-75 45:29 Nathan Mitchell Loyola 9-29-85 1968 Dave Niemeyer vs. Bradley (Oct. 12) Eric Roy vs. W. Illinois (Oct. 23) (4) Assists Jerry Terhune vs. Ball State (Oct. 26) Match 1969 Eric Roy @ Michigan (Sept. 13) a player opponent date Eric Roy vs. Wisconsin (Sept. 20) 1. 5 Will Roy Jr. Illinois-Chicago 10-24-89 2. 4 Thomas Vignola UW-Platteville 10-29-77 Eric Roy @ Bradley 3. 3 15 players 21 times Eric Roy vs. Illinois Last: Alex D’Orsi Bowling Green 11-5-99 1970 Robert Hoerdeman vs. Valpo (Oct. 10) Ed Kositzki @ Marquette (Sept. 23) Season 1971 Ed Kositzki vs. Marquette (Sept. 25) a player season 1. 18 Will Roy Jr. 1990 Ed Kositzki (4) @ Rockford College (Oct. 6) Eirik Frederiksen holds the NIU record with 2. 11 Dave Richardson 1985 six consecutive matches with a goal. Ed Kositzki (7) @ Valparaiso (Oct. 9) 11 Will Roy Jr. 1989 POINTS Ed Kositzki @ Ball State (Oct. 23) 11 Jason Ryder 1999 Match Ed Udogu @ Valparaiso (Oct. 9) 5. 10 Nils Kloster 1984 p player opponent date Bob Thompson @ Ball State (Oct. 23) 1. 17 Ed Kositzki Valparaiso 10-9-71 Career 2. 16 Ed Kositzki Ball State 10-23-71 1982 Jeff Kilrea vs. DePaul (Oct. 12) a player season 3. 15 Edward Udogu Valparaiso 10-9-71 1984 Nils Kloster vs. Lewis (Sept. 15) (4) 1. 43 Will Roy Jr. 1987-90 4. 9 3 occasions 3 players Nils Kloster vs. North Park (Oct. 31) 2. 24 Nils Kloster 1983-86 Season 1985 Johan Bergseth vs. Houston Bap. (Oct. 14) 3. 23 Johan Bergseth 1982-85 p g a player season 1. 63 27 9 Ed Kositzki 1971 1986 Jim Corno @ Valpo (Oct. 21) 4. 22 Sigurd Slaastad 1993-96 5. 21 Ed Kositzki 1969-71 2. 52 22 8 Eirik Frederiksen 1997 Nils Kloster vs. Aurora (Oct. 29) 3. 48 15 18 Will Roy Jr. 1990 1987 John O’Keefe vs. Chicago State (Oct. 7) Consecutive Matches with an Assist 4. 40 15 10 Nils Kloster 1984 1989 Willy Roy Jr. vs. Bradley (Sept. 1) M player opponents date 5. 37 16 5 Eric Roy 1969 1990 John Lechner @ W. Illinois (Sept. 22) 3 9 players 12 times 37 15 7 Nils Kloster 1985 1995 Josh Adler vs. SIU-E (Sept. 14) Last: Jason Ryder BGSU 10-17-99 Milwaukee 10-20-99 Career 1996 Eric Clark @ Loyola Chicago (Sept. 3) WMU 10-24-99 p g a player season 1997 Eirik Frederiksen vs. NE Illinois (Sept. 10) 1. 114 45 24 Nils Kloster 1983-86 1999 Dan Parisi @ Oral Roberts (Sept. 11) 2. 111 45 21 Ed Kositzki 1969-71 Dan Parisi vs. W. Michigan (Oct. 24) 111 34 43 Will Roy Jr. 1987-90 4. 95 43 9 Eric Roy 1967-69 2002 Bernhard Hagevik @ Marshall (Oct. 25) 5. 91 34 23 Johan Bergseth 1982-85 3 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

6. 71 30 11 Eirik Frederiksen 1997-98 7. 64 27 10 Dan Parisi 1997-2000 8. 53 19 15 John Lechner 1988-91 9. 51 20 11 Eric Clark 1996-99

Hat Tricks Season H player Season 1. 4 Eric Roy 1969 4 Ed Kositzki 1971 3. 2 Nils Kloster 1984 2 Dan Parisi 1999 5. 1 17 times Last: Bernhard Hagevik 2002

Career H player SeasonS 1. 6 Eric Roy 1967-69 2. 5 Ed Kositzki 1969-71 3. 3 Nils Kloster 1983-86 4. 2 Dan Parisi 1997-2000 5. 1 14 players Last: Bernhard Hagevik 2001-04

GOALKEEPING SAVES Match s player opponent date 1. 28 Pete Mannos SIU-Edwardsville 10-12-74 2. 26 Pete Mannos UW-Green Bay 10-5-74 3. 24 Pete Mannos SIU-Edwardsville 11-24-73 In 2006, Joe Zimka set the NCAA record for goals against average at 0.21, and tied Season Markus Roy’s record for shutouts in a season with 11. s player season 4. 17 Steve Sakats 1976-78 Career 1. 147 Pete Mannos 1974 5. 16 Steve Goletz 2001-05 ga/g player seasons 2. 128 Pete Mannos 1973 6. 13 Pete Mannos 1972-75 1. 0.91 Joe Zimka 2005-08 3. 105 Robert Johnson 1981 7 Jordan Godsey 2009- 2. 0.95 Steve Sakats 1976-78 4. 103 Dave Schirripa 1985 3. 0.99 Dick Flesher 1970-71 103 Dick Flesher 1970 Consecutive 4. 1.14 Steve Goletz 2002-05 so player dates year 5. 1.15 Markus Roy 1988-91 Career 7 Joe Zimka 9-17 to 10-14 2006 6. 1.32 Henry Wind 1967-69 s player season 7 Steve Goletz 9-21 to 10-14 2005 7. 1.34 Brad Nordeng 1993-95 1. 439 Pete Mannos 1972-75 8. 1.36 Pete Mannos 1972-75 2. 325 Markus Roy 1988-91 Shutout Streak 9. 1.51 Jeff Tweedell 1986-88 3. 287 Robert Johnson 1980-83 minutes player dates year 4. 268 Rasih Palo 1999-2002 756:07 Joe Zimka 9-15 to 10-20 2006 COACHING 5. 258 Sean McCearley 1995-97 736:31 Steve Goletz 9-18 to 10-16 2005 Career Wins w coach w-l-t Yrs Dates SHUTOUTS GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. 142 Will Roy 142-131-22 16 1987-02 Season Season 2. 69 Dave Bucher 69-36-16 11 1969-79 so player season ga/g player season 3. 59 S. Simmons 59-47-13 6 2003-08 1. 11 Markus Roy 1989 1. 0.21 Joe Zimka (NCAA Record) 2006 4. 46 Jerry Collins 46-52-9 6 1981-86 11 Joe Zimka 2006 2. 0.71 Jordan Godsey 2009 5. 22 William Healy 22-18-0 4 1963-68 3. 9 Steve Goletz 2005 3. 0.75 Pete Mannos 1973 4. 8 Joe Zimka 2008 4. 0.77 Steve Sakats 1978 Winning Percentage 5. 7 Jordan Godsey 2009 0.77 Markus Roy 1989 pct. coach w-l-t Yrs Dates 6. 0.81 Steve Goletz 2005 1. .636 Dave Bucher 69-36-16 11 1969-79 Career 7. 0.86 Henry Wind 1967 2. .550 William Healey 22-18-0 6 1963-68 so player seasons 8. 0.89 Dick Flesher 1971 3. .550 S. Simmons 59-47-13 6 2003-08 1. 26.75 Markus Roy 1988-91 0.89 Steve Goletz 2004 4. .519 Will Roy 142-131-22 16 1987-02 2. 22 Joe Zimka 2005-08 10. 0.94 Steve Sakats 1976 5. .472 Jerry Collins 46-52-9 6 1981-86 3. 18 Sean McCearley 1995-97

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Match RECORDS 41 Indiana 9-13-89 Assists Goals 3. 40 NE Missouri State 9-13-87 a season matches score opponent date 40 UW-Milwaukee 10-29-89 1. 59 1971 10 1. 15-0 Valparaiso 10-9-71 40 Western Illinois 10-14-90 2. 49 1985 20 2. 12-0 Ball State 10-23-71 3. 45 1999 21 3. 11-0 Aurora 10-26-86 Fewest Shots 4. 43 1990 20 4. 10-0 Chicago State 10-7-87 s opponent date 5. 9-0 UW-Platteville 10-29-77 1. 1 Stanford 9-27-92 Points 9-1 Valparasio 10-21-86 2. 3 Creighton 10-30-93 9-0 Illinois-Chicago 10-24-89 p season matches 3 Akron 10-17-09 1. 165 1971 10 3 Akron 11-13-09 Fastest Goal To Start a Match 2. 137 1990 20 5. 4 3 times 3. 133 1985 20 time player opponent date last: New Mexico 8-30-02 0:28 Horst Mikuta UW-Parkside 9-20-75 4. 130 1989 20 0:35 Dave Weichman EIU 10-2-92 Fewest Shots on Goal Saves s opponent date Fasted Goal To Start a Period s season matches 1. 0 Stanford 9-27-92 time player opponent date 1. 147 1974 10 0 Akron 11-13-09 45:13 Brendon Parrish New Mexico 8-30-02 2. 121 1983 17 2. 1 8 occasions 0:28 Horst Mikuta UW-Parkside 9-20-75 3. 120 1985 20 last: Akron 10-17-09 45:29 Nathan Mitchell Loyola 9-29-85 4. 115 1980 14 Combined Goals Assists Shutouts a opponent date g niu Opp. date so season MATCHES 1. 21 Valparaiso 10-9-71 1. 15 15 0 Valparaiso 10-9-71 1. 14 2006 22 2. 13 Ball State 10-23-71 2. 13 2 11 Lake Forest 10-20-65 2. 11 1989 20 13 Illinois-Chicago 10-24-89 3. 12 12 0 Ball State 10-23-71 3. 9 2005 19 4. 9 Houston Baptist 10-14-85 4. 11 11 0 Aurora 10-26-86 4. 8 1990 20 11 2 9 Illinois-Chicago 10-12-66 8 2004 19 Points 11 5 6 Marshall 10-25-02 8 2008 21 p g a opponent date 7. 7 7 occasions 1. 51 15 21 Valparaiso 10-9-71 Shots on Goal Allowed last: 2009 19 2. 37 12 13 Ball State 10-23-71 s opponent date 3. 31 9 13 Illinois-Chicago 10-24-89 1. 0 North Park 9-19-86 Winning Percentage 4. 28 11 6 Aurora 10-26-86 0 Bradley 9-17-88 pct. w-l-t season 0 DePaul 9-28-88 1. .889 8-1-0 1968 Shots 0 Quincy 10-3-93 .889 8-1-0 1969 s opponent date 0 Valparaiso 11-7-93 3. .857 6-1-0 1967 1. 53 Marquette 9-23-70 0 Wisconsin 10-28-09 4. .750 14-4-2 1989 2. 49 Ball State 10-23-70 .750 7-2-1 1971 3. 46 Valparaiso 10-9-71 Shots Allowed

s opponent date Wins Shots on Goal 1. 1 North Park 9-19-86 s opponent date Season 1 UW-Green Bay 10-6-91 1. 28 SIU-Edwardsville 10-12-74 w w-l-t season 3. 2 Northwestern 9-22-91 2. 26 UW-Green Bay 10-5-74 1. 15 15-6-1 2006 3. 24 SIU-Edwardsville 11-24-73 2. 14 14-4-2 1989 Season RECORDS 3. 13 13-5-1 1984 Corner Kicks Goals 13 13-5-2 1990 5. 12 12-7-0 2004 ck opponent date g season matches 12 12-4-1 1998 1. 18 Eastern Illinois 9-14-08 1. 54 1971 10 2. 16 North Park 10-31-84 2. 47 1990 20 consecutive wins (10) 16 UW-Milwaukee 10-14-08 3. 45 1989 20 niu opponent date 4. 14 Buffalo 10-11-09 4. 43 1982 17 3 Marquette 0 9-28-68 5. 13 Michigan State 9-24-83 43 1984 19 1 Purdue 0 10-5-68 13 Lewis 9-15-84 6. 42 1985 20 7 Bradley 2 10-12-68 13 Northwestern 10-14-84 42 1999 21 8 Western Illinois 0 10-23-68 13 UW-Milwaukee 9-11-93 8. 41 1997 20 9. 40 1969 9 8 Ball State 2 10-26-68 3 Notre Dame 1 10-31-68 Fouls 40 2006 22 3 Illinois 2 11-11-68 f opponent date 5 Michigan 1 9-13-69 1. 41 UW-Green Bay 9-9-89 6 Wisconsin 0 9-20-69 5 Marquette 0 9-27-69 5 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER TEAM RECORDS the LAST TIME NIU scored four goals in a match NIU 4, UNC Greensboro 1 9-6-09/N NIU scored five goals in a match NIU 5, Milwaukee 1 10-20-09/H NIU scored six goals in a match NIU 6, Bowling Green St. 3 10-8-04/H NIU scored seven or more goals NIU 7, SW Missouri State 0 10-21-90/H

NIU allowed four goals in a match Akron 4, NIU 0 10-4-08/H NIU allowed five goals in a match Washington 5, NIU 0 9-15-06/A NIU allowed six goals in a match Marshall 6, NIU 5 10-25-02/A NIU allowed seven or more goals The 2006 Huskies won a school record 15 games, including beating Akron for the MAC Saint Louis 8, NIU 0 10-4-69/H Championship, and defeating Loyola in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. NIU posted a shutout Ties Opponent Records NIU 3, Bowling Green 0 10-31-09/A t w-l-t season Shots An oppponent shut out NIU 1. 4 7-9-4 2007 s opponent date Akron 1, NIU 0 11-13-09/A 4 11-6-4 2008 1. 55 SIU-Edwardsville 10-12-74 2. 3 11-5-3 1991 2. 41 UW-Green Bay 10-5-74 NIU recorded consecutive shutouts 3 7-2-3 1978 3. 33 Mo.-St. Louis 10-25-75 NIU 1, Wisconsin 0 10-28-09/A 3 5-2-3 1974 4. 34 Bradley 9-22-02 NIU 3, BGSU 0 10-31-09/A

Consecutive Shutouts Opponents shut-out NIU back-to-back so season dates Shots on Goal Wisconsin 4, NIU 0 9-26-07/A 1. 7 2005 9-21-05 to 10-14-05 s opponent date Drake 1, NIU 0 9-30-07/A 2. 5 1971 9-25-71 to 10-9-71 1. 32 SIU-Edwardsville 10-12-74 5 1994 9-11-94 to 10-21-94 2. 28 UW-Green Bay 10-5-74 NIU played an overtime match 4. 4 1977-78 10-29-77 to 9-16-78 3. 24 Saint Louis 10-30-71 Akron 1, NIU 0 (2OT) 11-13-09/A 5. 3 8 occassions 24 Saint Louis 10-4-69 NIU played to an overtime tie last: 2007 10-5-07 to 10-13-07 5. 22 Illinois-Chicago 10-16-70 NIU 1, North Carolina 1 9-4-09/A NIU won an overtime match Widest Margin of Victory Goals Scored NIU 2, Hartwick 1 (2OT) 10-18-08/H m opponent date g opponent date NIU played consecutive OT matches 1. 15 Valparaiso (15-0) 10-9-71 1. 11 Lake Forest 10-20-65 EIU 1, NIU 1 (2OT) 9-14-08/H 2. 12 Ball State (12-0) 10-23-71 2. 9 UW-Green Bay 10-5-74 NIU 1, #2 SMU 0 (OT) 9-19-08/N 3. 11 Aurora (11-0) 10-29-86 3. 8 Carleton 10-13-61 Tulsa 2, NIU 1 (OT) 9-21-08/A 4. 10 Chicago State (10-0) 10-7-87 8 Grinnell 9-26-64 5. 9 Twice 8 Saint Louis 10-4-69 A Huskie scored two goals in a match Juan Hoyos 10-31-09/A Widest Margin of Defeat Corner Kicks A Huskie scored a hat trick m opponent date ck opponent date Bernhard Hagevik at Marshall (10-25-02/A) 1. 9 Lake Forest (11-2) 10-20-65 1. 18 Northwestern 10-28-01 An opposing player scored two goals 2. 8 Saint Louis (8-0) 10-4-69 18 Akron 11-9-01 Cole Grossman Duke (11-2-08/A) 3. 7 Wheaton (7-0) 9-27-61 3. 16 Marshall 9-24-00 An opposing player scored a hat trick 7 Carleton (8-1) 10-13-61 16 UW-Milwaukee 10-17-01 Steve Zakuani Akron (10-4-08/H) 7 Illinois-Chicago (9-2) 10-12-66 Fouls A Huskie had two assists in a match f opponent date Engebreth Faerden Flordia Atlantic (10-25-09/A) 1. 50 Cleveland State 9-9-89 An opponent had two assists in a match Christian Meza Bradley (9-1-09/H) 2. 47 Illinois-Chicago 10-8-93 3. 40 NW Missouri State 9-13-87 A Huskie scored in consecutive matches 4. 38 Quincy 9-29-85 Juan Hoyos at Wisconsin (10-28-09/A) at Bowling Green (10-31-09/A) A Huskie had an assist in consecutive matches Luis De La Cerda at Bowling Green (10-31-09/A) Western Michigan (11-4-09/A)

6 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER HONORS & AWARDS National Awards Chris Johnson, F, 2008 ISAA Midwest Kyle Knotek, M, 2008 Regional Awards Player of the Week All-America Second Team Tom Isirov, F, 10-25-81 First Team Frank Schmalz, 1982-83 All-Midwest Robert Demichelis, D, 10-25-81 Pete Mannos, GK, 1974-75 Third Team First Team Second Team Karsten Roy, D, 1990 Pete Mannos, GK, 1974-75 Halls of Fame Paul Wenson, HB, 1975 Markus Roy, GK, 1990 Paul Wenson, HB, 1975 Third Team Mike Strahler, D, 1976 U.S. Soccer Federation Johan Bergseth, F, 1984 NSCAA Academic Award Johan Bergseth, F, 1983-84 Will Roy, Inducted 1989 Honorable Mention Northern Illinois, 2000-01 Nils Kloster, F, 1984-85-86 Allan Zelechowski, FB, 1970 Will Roy Jr., F, 1990 Chicagoland Sports Edward Kositzki, F, 1971 NSCAA / adidas Markus Roy, GK, 1991 Will Roy, Inducted 1991 Mike Strahler, FB, 1976 Academic All-AmericaN Erik Frederiksen, F, 1997 Pete Mannos, Inducted 2002 First Team Peter Agrimson, D, 1999 NCAA Records Markus Roy, GK, 1990-91 Second Team NIU Athletics (see page 29) Joe Zimka, 0.21 GAA, 2006 Second Team Ed Kositzki, F, 1971 Pete Mannos, Inducted 1985 Peter Agrimson, M, 2000, 02 Robert Demichels, D, 1977-78 Eric Roy, Inducted 1990 Senior Bowl Collegiate Honorable Mention Johan Bergseth, F, 1982 Alan Zelechowski, Inducted 2002 All-Star Classic Markus Roy, GK, 1989 Nils Kloster, F, 1983 Johan Bergseth, inducted 2009 John Schroeder, HB, 1973 NSCAA / adidas Dave Richardson, HB, 1985 George Zarytsky, FB, 1973 Regional Scholar- Helge Abrahamson, FB, 1986 Pete Mannos, GK, 1975 Athlete Markus Roy, GK, 1989 Johan Bergseth, F, 1985 First Team Will Roy Jr., 1989 Will Roy Jr., F, 1989 John Lechner, F, 1989-90 Karsten Roy, SW, 1990-91 Markus Roy, GK, 1991 Karsten Roy, D, 1989-90 Peter Agrimson, M, 2000 Markus Roy, GK, 1989-90-91 Drew Jeskey, D, 2008 College Soccer NEWS Second Team Honorable Mention FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN Peter Agrimson, D, 2000 Henry Wind, GK, 1969 Second Team Honorable Mention Allan Zelechowski, FB, 1970 Brad Horton, M, 2008 Walid Fikri, FB, 1990 Ed Kositzki, F, 1970 Karsten Roy, D, 1991 William Morgan, F, 1971 College Soccer Frank Sparacino, FB, 1990-91 John Schroder, HB, 1972-73 National Team of the George Zarytsky, FB, 1973 Week Pete Mannos, GK, 1973 Joe Zimka, 10-16-06 Robert Keith, FB, 1977 Joe Zimka, 11-6-06 Steve Sakats, GK, 1978 Juan Hoyos, 11-3-09 NSCAA Division I Regional Coach of the Year Soccer America Steve Simmons, 2006 National Team of the Jerry Collins, 1984 Week Will Roy, 1989 Derek Niepomnik, M, 9-14-84 Drew Jeskey, 10-19-06 All-Illinois Joe Zimka, 11-8-06 First Team Top Drawer Pete Mannos, GK, 1975 Team of the Week Paul Wenson, HB, 1975 Joe Zimka, 10-1-06 Mike Strahler, FB, 1975 Joe Zimka, 10-15-06 Robert Demichelis, FB, 1977 Frank Schmalz, FB, 1982 CoSIDA Academic All- Johan Bergseth, F, 1982, 84-85 AmericaN Nils Kloster, F, 1984-85-86 First Team Second Team Jeff Stojak, M, 1999 Rob Keith, D, 1977 Second Team Tom Isirov, F, 1980 Sigurd Slaastad, M, 1996-97 Frank Schmalz, FB, 1981 Jeff Stojak, M, 1998 Helge Abrahamson, FB, 1984 Andy Champion, D, 2003 Lasse Eriksen, HB, 1984 Kyle Knotek, M, 2008 Honorable Mention Tom Vignola, FB, 1975, 77 CoSIDA Academic All- Robert Demichelis, FB, 1975 District Kurt Stellen, F, 1975 First Team Steve Sakats, GK, 1977 Peter Agrimson, D, 2001 Mark Gulas, F, 1980 Paal Bay Braathen, M, 2000 Tom Isirov, F, 1981 Andy Champion, D, 2003 Frank Schmalz, FB, 1980 Sigurd Slaastad, M, 1996-97 Jeff Stojak, M, 1998-99 Jason Tithof, M, 2001 7 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER HONORS & AWARDS

Midwestern Collegiate All-Conference First Team conference Affiliations Nathan Mitchell, M, 1995 Years Conference Conf. Record Titles Midwest Metropolitan Second Team 1981-86 Midwest Metropolitan 16-8-9 1984 First Team Michael Defort, D, 1994 1987-89 Big Central 6-11-0 None Tom Isirov, F, 1981 Ed Walenga, D, 1996 1990-93 Mid-Continent 21-7-3 1990 Mark Gulas, HB, 1981-82 Anders Vik Jenssen, D, 1996 1994-96 Midwestern Collegiate 11-10-1 None Frank Schmalz, FB, 1981-82 All-Newcomer 1996-Pr. Mid-American 42-40-4 2006 Johan Bergseth, F, 1982-83-84-85 Nick Kolliniatis, D, 1995 Robert Johnson, GK, 1983 Eric Clark, F, 1996 Newcomer of the Year Award Nils Kloster, F, 1983-84-85-86 Anders Vik Jenssen, D, 1996 Curt Zastrow, F, 2004 Atle Sundland, HB, 1984-85-86 Marcus McCarty, F, 2006 Dave Richardson, HB, 1985 Postseason All-Tournament Marx Succes, FB, 1985 Mike Gentile, M, 1995 All-Tournament Second Team Nathan Mitchell, F, 1995 Peter Agrimson, D, 1999 Frank Mueller, F, 1982 Sigurd Slaastad, F, 1995 Alex D’Orsi, F, 1999 Michael Andres, FB, 1982-83 Kristoffer Nystedt, M, 1999 Atle Sundland, HB, 1983 Player of the Week Steve Algozino, 2006 Lasse Eriksen, HB, 1984 Nathan Mitchell, F, 9-19-94 Marcus McCarty, 2006 Marx Succes, FB, 1984+86 Sean McCearley, GK, 10-2-95 Chris Rufa, 2006 Helge Abrahamsen, FB, 1985-86 Joe Zimka, 2006 Mid-American Drew Jeskey, 2008 Big Central Soccer First Team Steve Kolzow, 2008 First Team Eric Clark, M, 1997-98 Joe Zimka, 2008 Helge Abrahamsen, FB, 1987 Erik Frederiksen, F, 1997-98 Will Roy Jr., GK, 1987-88-89 Dan Parisi, F, 2000 All-Academic Markus Roy, GK, 1988 Peter Agrimson, D, 2001-02-03 Paul Bay Braathen, M, 1998 Second Team Jose Alvarado, M, 2004 Eric Clark, M, 1998 John Lechner, F, 1988 Curt Zastrow, F, 2004 Eirik Frederiksen, F, 1998 Jim Pisani, HB, 1987 Justin McGrane, M, 2005 Jeff Stojak, D, 1998 Karsten Roy, D, 1988-89 Paul Gabel, M, 2005 Peter Agrimson, D, 2002 Markus Roy, GK, 1989 Marcus McCarty, F, 2006 Andy Champion, M, 2002-03 Frank Sparacino, D, 1989 Justin McGrane, M, 2006 Nick Park, M, 2002 Chris Rufa, M, 2006 Brandon Smick, M, 2002 Mid-Continent Brad Horton, M, 2009 Jason Sullivan, D, 2002-03 First Team Chris VanDuerm, 2005 Karsten Roy, SW, 1990-91 Second Team Matt Galanes, 2006 Markus Roy, GK, 1990-91 Anders Vik Jenssen, D, 1997-98 Kevin Woerner, 2006 Will Roy Jr., F, 1990 Peter Agrimson, D, 1999 Kyle Knotek, 2007 Frank Sparacino, D, 1991 Andrew Conti, M, 1999 Kyle Knotek, 2008 Jay Konrad, D, 1992-93 Dan Parisi, F, 1999 Luis De La Cerda, 2009 Sigurd Slaastad, M, 1993 Nick Park, M, 2000 Brad Bahr, 2009 Second Team Rasih Pala, M, 2002 Brian Downs, M, 1993 Bernhard Hagevik, F, 2002-03 Player of the Week Honorable Mention Bruce Conrad, M, 2004 Paul Vignochhi, 9-8-98 Todd Moore, M, 1990 Fraser Gibson, F, 2004 Robby Berkley, 11-2-99 Steve Goletz, GK, 2004-05 Dan Parisi, 9-25-2000 Student-Athlete Award Justin McGrane, D, 2004 Steve Goletz, 10-21-02 Karsten Roy, D, 1990 Jose Alvarado, M, 2005 Fraser Gibson, 10-10-04 Frank Sparacino, D, 1991 Chris Rufa, D, 2005 Chris VanDuerm, 9-12-05 Steve Algozino, D, 2006 Kevin Woerner, 11-7-05 Player of the Week Chris Van Duerm, 2006 Joe Zimka, 9-26-06 Markus Roy, GK, 9-6-90 Joe Zimka, GK, 2006 Chris VanDuerm, 10-3-06 Will Roy Jr., F, 9-18-90 Steve Algozino, D, 2007 Marcus McCarty, 10-10-06 Will Roy, Jr., F, 10-30-90 Marcus McCarty, F, 2007 Drew Jeskey, 10-17-06 Markus Roy, GK, 11-5-91 Brad Horton, M, 2008 Brian Van Buren, 10-8-07 Nathan Mitchell, F, 9-27-93 Drew Jeskey, M/D, 2008 Drew Jeskey, 9-29-08 Brian Hecht, GK, 10-18-93 Ben Thomas, F, 2008 Josh Karsten, F, 2009 Scholar-Athlete of the Week Coach of the Year Steve Goletz, 10-6-05 Will Roy, 1990 Joe Zimka, 11-9-06 Kyle Knotek, 11-20-09

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— A — Robert DeMichels, 1976-77-78 Adrian Halfar, 1994 # Bryan Abdallah, 2005-06-07-08 Fred Desco, 1962-63-65 Jim Hall, 1991 — M — # Helge Abrahamsen, 1984-85-86-87 Joseph DeLillo, 1962 Preben Halle, 1986-87-88 # Peter Mannos, 1972-73-74-75 Gahzi Abuhaassen, 1961 P.J. Dicaro, 1993-94 Daniel Hammer, 1972-73-74 Nick Mariani, 1986 # Josh Adler, 1994-95-96-97 # Phil Diehl, 1998-99-2000-01 Timothy Hanahan, 1981-82 Anthony Markijohn, 1971 # Tony Adolfs, 1987-88-89-90 Tom Doherty, 1983-84 Brian Hanyzewski, 1997-98-99 Roger Marks, 1974 # Peter Agrimson, 1999-2000-01-02 Alex D’Orsi, 1998-99-2000 Thomas Hanzely, 1991-92-93 Charles Martel, 1992 Mark Aguello, 1962 Roger Dorio, 1967-68 Corey Harderson, 1996 Ludwig Massong, 1974-75+77 Mark Akin, 1972 # Brian Downs, 1993-94-95-96 Richard Hasse, 1969-70-71 Vincent Matthews, 1985-86+88 J.C. Aikenhead, 2007-08 Kevin Drew, 1984+86-87 James Hazzard, 1965 # Kenneth Mattuck, 1975-76-77-78 # Jack Albright 1965-65-66-67 Igor Dubak, 1998-99 Brian Hecht, 1993 Jesus Mauricio, 2001-02 # Steve Algozino, 2004-05-06-07 Frank Dudowicz, 1965 Jim Hedges, 1961 Jeff McCall, 1991-92 # Jose Alvarado, 2003-04-05-06 John Dunn, 1965-66 Edgar Hidalgo, 1976 Marcus McCarty, 2006-07 Egil Anderson, 1961 Michael Hoerdeman, 1969 Sean McCearley, 1995-96-97 Russell Anderson, 1972-73 — E — Robert Hoerdeman, 1969-70 # Justin McGrane, 2003-04-05-06 # Michael Andres, 1980-81-82-83 Axel Eder, 1968-69-70 # Ken Hoffmann, 1991-92-93-94 Shane McIntyre, 2000-01-02 Robert Andrini, 1964-65-66 Mark Eglund, 1982 Brad Horton, 2008-09 Thomas Meiner, 2002 Salvador Arroyo, 1996-97 James Ehrlich, 1989-90 Juan Hoyos, 2007-08-09 Dave Memmot, 1981-82 Maitrii Aung-Thwin, 1991-92-93 Ralph Einstes, 1970-71-72 Christopher Huffman, 1973 George Mendez, 1966-67 Lasse Eirsken, 1985 John Messmer, 1972 — B — Per Ekholdt, 1989-90-91 — I — Frank Mihalopoulos, 1970-71 Mark Babbles, 1970-71-72 Omar Espinozo, 1993 Tom Isirov, 1980-81 Horst Mikua, 1975-76 Brad Bahr, 2007-08-09 Alex Evert, 2008-09 Ward Miller, 1963 Fred Balungyi, 1964 — J — # Nathan Mitchell, 1992-93-94-95 Rigoberto Barajas, 2005 — F — George Jablonski, 1968 luis Mojica, 2007-08-09 Charles Bates, 1979-80-81 Engebreth Faerden, 2007-08-09 Robert Jacobson, 1972 Brad Monk, 2001 John Bati, 1969-70-71 Mike Farnham, 1987 # Drew Jeskey, 2005-06-07-08 Morgan Moody, 2003 Kurt Baumgartner, 1999-2000 Michael Field, 1971-72 Jason Jett, 1996-97 # Todd Moore, 1989-90-91-92 Alan Beard, 1970-71 Walid Fikri, 1988-89-90 Lee Jimenez, 2000 William Morgan, 1969-70-71 # Richard Becherer, 1977-78-79-80 # Willie Filian, 1983-84-85-86 Chris Johnson, 2007-08 William Morris, 1965 Elliot Bender, 1976 James Fisher (Mgr.), 1970-71 John Johnson, 1972-73 # Frank Mueller, 1979-80-81-82 # Johan Bergseth, 1982-83-84-85 Dick Flesher, 1970-71 # Richard Johnson, 1969-70-71-72 Bud Mule, 1965 Rob Berkley, 1999-2000-01 James Forbes, 1965-66 Robert Johnson, 1981-82-83 Sam Mule, 1963-64 # Steve Beutelspacher, 1970-71-72-73 Larry Foss, 1963-64 Steven Jones, 1976 Allswell Muzon, 1971 # Brian Bludgen, 1993-94-95-96 Bradley Fred, 1976 Finn Jor, 2008-09 Andre Bourgeacq, 1982-83 Eirik Frederiksen, 1997-98 — N — Victor Borst, 1978-79 Jovan Frenc, 1980 — K — Raymond Nakamura, 1963-64 Gerald Boyle, 1963 Tony Fuderer, 1981 Doug Kabler, 2000-01 Ricardo Navarrete, 1976 Paal Bay Braathen, 1997-98-99 Vraham Kadkhodaian, 2001-02-03 James Niebuhr, 1967-68 Thomas Brady, 1976-77 — G — # Josh Karsten, 2006-07-08-09 Bill Neil, 1982+84-85 Raymond Bredbert, 1962 Paul Gabel, 2004-05 Richard Karsten, 1961-62 Dave Niemeyer, 1968-69-70 Thomas Bridge, 1963-64-65 Matt Galanes, 2005-06 # Robert Keith, 1974-75-76-77 # Derek Niepomnik, 1991-92-93-94 Steven Brody, 1979 Ralph Gallow, 1976 # John Kelly, 1988-89-90-91 # Brad Nordeng, 1993-94-95-96 Mark Brusatti, 1976 Barry Garofolo, 1987 Ron Kendziersky (Mgr.), 1968-69 Mike Norsk, 1997 Bradley Byker, 1977-78 Burkhard Geissler, 1962 # James Kessler, 1962-63-64-65 Joe Novy, 1991-92 Scott Byker, 1977 # Mike Gentile, 1995-96-97-98 # John Kessler, 1961-62-63-64 Kristoffer Nystedt, 1997-98-99 Rajasakaran George, 1961 # Jeffrey Kilrea, 1979-80-81-82 — C — # Jay Gerard, 1975-76-77-79 Tim King, 2008-09 — O — Joe Carrero, 2001-02 Steve Gerber (Mgr.), 1963 # Nils Kloster, 1983-84-85-86 Padraic O’Donnell, 1989 # John Castellano, 1977-78-79-80 Abbey Ghelle, 1966 Kyle Knotek, 2006-07-08 John O’Keefe, 1985-86-87 Sam Cece, 1991-92 Angelo Giannokopoulos, 1971-72-73 Nick Kolliniatis, 1995-96 Tim O’Keefe, 1986-87-88 John Cerney, 1962-963 # Fraser Gibson, 2004-05-06-07 # Steve Kolzow, 2005-06-07-08 Bruno Olimene, 2001-02 # Andy Champion, 2001-02-03-04 Gary Gilmore, 1963-64 # Jay Konrad, 1991-92-93-94 # Eric O’Reilly, 2002-03-04-05 Robert Chester, 1962-63-65 # Peter Ginter, 1972-73-74-75 Ed Kositzki, 1969-70-71 Ian Osharaw, 1991-92-93 # Eric Clark, 1996-97-98-99 Tommy Glenn, 2006 Dennis Kozelsky, 1967-68 Francis Otira, 2008-09 Matthew Clark, 1979-80 Peter Glon, 1968-69-70 Robert Krawitz, 1970 Kenneth Cobb, 1963 T.J. Goeke, 2000 # John Krekovich, 1978-79-80-81 — P — Dominic Calantuono, 1971 Jordan Godsey, 2009 John Kulinski, 1971 David Pacwa, 1988-89-90 # Bruce Conrad, 2001-02-03-04 # Steve Goletz, 2002-03-04-05 James Pagliai, 1966-67-68 Andrew Conti, 1999-2000-01 Steve Gonzalez, 1998 — L — Alfred Pakiam, 1961 Simon Cordery, 1979 Richard Gornik, 1982 Wayne Ladendorf, 1961 # Rasih Pala, 1999-2000-01-02 Sam Cortes, 1995-95-97 # Blake Gotkowski, 2004-05-06-07 Ronald Landauer, 1970 # Paul Papaevagelou, 1976-77-78-79 # Jim Corno, Jr., 1986-87-88-89 Rob Grabko, 1993-94 # Andy Lane, 1991-92-93-94 Nick Papagiannis, 1976 Matt Corcoran, 2003-04-06 Kevin Gray, 1976-77 Barry Laskov, 1964 Bob Papich, 1961 Mike Corvo, 2003-04-05 Anthony George, 1964 Dieter Lawall, 1965-66 Brendon Parrish, 2002-03-04-05 Stephen Crow, 1976 Dan Green, 1991-92 # John Lechner, 1988-89-90-91 # Dan Parisi, 1997-98-99-2000 Greg Cryns, 2002 # Peter Groenevald, 1976-77-78-79 Wohnho Lee, 1961 # Nick Park, 1999-2000-01-02 James Cummings, 1965 Robert Gros, 1963-64+67 Kyle Leonard, 1980 Brendon Parrish, 2002-03-04 Peter Gross, 1968-69 Norman Lichtenberger, 1975 Robert Pavljasevic, 1992+95 — D — Karl Gruns, 1967-68 # Ralph Lichtenberger, 1973-74-75-76 Ruben Pelzer, 1961 Caleb Davis, 2000-01-02 Jason Guehler, 2008-09 Tim Lifritz, 1998-99 Terrence Pestel, 1962 Jon Davit, 2001-02-03 # Mark Gulas, 1979-80-81-82 Rob Lisek, 1987 Gary Phillips, 1977-78 # Luis De La Cerda, 2006-07-08-09 # Michael Gulas, 1978-79-80-81 Danny Lopez, 2007-08-09 # Jim Pisani, 1985-86-87-88 Clayton Deckert, 1980 Daniel Lowy, 1976 Gary Phillips, 1977-78 Mike Defort, 1992-93-94 — H — Emmanuel Luvert, 2005-06 # Jim Pisani, 1985-86-87-88 Tony Deldin, 2002-03-04 # Bernhard Hagevik, 2001-02-03-04 Daniel Piszcek, 1982-83 9 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

Steve Polkowski, 2002-03 David Schulz, 1973 — T — — W — # Tim Prerost, 1991-92-93-94 Al Seidel, 1976 Rocco Taglia, 2009 Matt Wagner, 1998 Bob Prouty, 1961 # David Sheridan, 1975+77-78-79 # Michael Tietz, 1976-77-78-79 # Ed Walenga, 1993-94-95-96 Jerry Pruszynski, 1988-89 Dusty Showers, 1989-90-91 Jerold Terhune, 1966-67-68 George Walrath, 1992 # Mark Siegwald, 1988-89-90-91 Nate Terry, 2001-02 John Wardein, 1980-81 — R — Mike Skvarla, 1988 Isaac Thapedi, 1961 Matt Wasinger, 1997-98 # Brian Reinheimmer, 1992-93-94-95 # Sigurd Slaastad, 1993-94-95-96 Ben Thomas, 2006-07-08-09 # David Wechman, 1989-90-91-92 Dave Richardson, 1985-86 Raimundas Smalenskas, 1962-63 # Robert Thompson, 1970-71-72-73 Mike Weiss, 1975 David Rojas, 1997-98 Michael Soehn, 1971 Friedbert Tierhold, 1973-74 Alex Weiter, 1948-85-86 Gerry Rosales, 1980 # Brandon Smick, 2000-01-02-03 Jason Tithof, 1999-2000-01 John Wells, 1968-69-70 Eric Roy, 1967-68-69 George Smith, 1986 Tony Tognocchi, 1984-85 Paul Wenson, 1974-75 # Karsten Roy, 1988-89-90-91 James Smith, 1966 Clifford Tomb, 1962 Doug Whitesel, 2001-02 # Markus Roy, 1988-89-90-91 Robert Smith, 1999 Ketil Torp, 1984-85 Craig Williams, 1990-91-92 # Will Roy, Jr., 1987-88-89-90 Ross Smith, 1965 Chris Trepina, 1992 Henry Wind, 1967-68-69 Mario Rubin, 1967-68 Rich Smith-Andoh, 1982+85 # Fred Tuchsherer, 1972-73-74-75 Errol Wisdom, 1983 Chris Rufa, 2004-05-06-07 # Cliff Sorenson, 1977-78+80-81 Scott Tuke, 1982 # Kevin Woerner, 2003-04-05-06 Basilius Ruscheinski (Mgr.) 1972 # Frank Sparacino, 1988-89-90-91 Stan Tumilowicz, 1978-79-80 Walter Wrona, 1977 Basilius Ruscheinski (Player), 1973-74 Chris Spence, 1974 Jeff Tweedellm 1986-87-88 Gunther Wolfarth, 1961 Cody Russell, 2004-05 Tim Spiegel, 1989-90 Johnny Tyma, 2008-09 # Jason Ryder, 1996-97-98-99 Donald Splinter, 1964-65 — Z — Thomas Sroka, 1979 — U — # George Zarytsky, 1970-71-72-73 — S — Jiri Stefl, 1972-73-74 Edward Udogu, 1971 # Curt Zastrow, 2004-05-06-07 Mathias Safron, 1968 # Chris Stier, 1994-95-96-97 # Michael Unger, 1976-77-78-79 Allan Zelechowski, 1968-69-70 Ray Sakulas, 1963 # Jeff Stojak, 1995-96-97-98 # Ed Zelechowski, 1971-72-73-74 Steve Sakats, 1976-77-78 # Mike Strahler, 1973-74-75-76 — V — Joe Zeller, 1982, 84 Daniel Salas, 1995-96-97 # Matt Stukenberg, 2000-01-02-03 Thomas Vallero, 1964+66-67 Aaron Zendejas, 2007-08-09 Tim Scarnato, 1990 # Marx Succes, 1983-84-85-86 Stefan Vaziri, 2009 Joe Zimka, 2006-07-08 Michael Schaefer, 1978 Bill Suhayda, 1969 Brian Van Buren, 2007 Merrill Zink, 1961 Dave Schirripa, 1984-85 Joe Suhayda, 1969 # Chris VanDuerm, 2003-04-05-06 Arno Zoske, 1966-67-68 Frank Schmalz, 1980-81-82 # Jason Sullivan, 2000-01-02-03 Todd Vanecko, 1993 Paul Zubb, 2002-03 Chris Schneider, 1990 # Atle Sundland, 1983-84-85-86 # Thomas Vignola, 1974-75-76-77 Joseph Zuiker, 1962 Lou Schoenburg, 1971-72-73 Larry Sweet, 1963 Paul Vignocchi, 1996-97-98 # Nate Zylstra, 1994-95-96-97 John Schroeder, 1971-72-73 Chris von Ende, 1997 # - Four-year letterwinner niu athletics HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES Bold - Current players Pete Mannos was the first two-time All- Nicknamed “Mr. Hat Trick,” Eric Roy be- American soccer player in the history came the initial ‘mega scorer’ in Northern of Northern Illinois University, earning Illinois University men’s soccer history. first-team All-America status in both 1974 He established school records for goals and 1975. He was a first-team All-Midwest in a match (four), a season (16) and a Region honoree for both of the campaigns career (43) during his three-season varsity and his 1975 senior year included being tenure. While those hallmarks have since named a finalist for the College Player of been surpassed, he continues to share the Year award, a Senior Bowl All-Star the record for most hat tricks (five) along participant, NIU MVP and co-captain. He with Ed Kositzki. Roy scored the school’s was credited with 13 shutouts in 14 career first-ever hat trick with three goals against matches with 10.7 saves per match. His Illinois on Nov. 4, 1967. The team MVP as final year saw him average 10.8 saves a sophomore (1967) and junior (1968), per match while yielding 1.8 goals as the he lettered on teams that produced a Huskies went 7-2-2. Drafted by the San cumulative 21-3-0 record under Bill Healey Antonio Thunder in 1976, Mannos shut (1967-68) and Dave Bucher (1969). In out the New York Cosmos and Pelé in his addition, he won three letters as a Huskie professional soccer debut as the Thunder wrestler. pete MANNOS posted a 1-0 upset triumph. eric ROY 1985 Inductee 1999 Inductee 1972-75 | Wilmette, Ill. 1967-69 | Homewood, Ill. Was Northern Illinois’ first men’s soccer Johan Bergseth will be inducted into the All-America selection. Renown as the Northern Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame set-up man for NIU’s No. 1 (Ed Kositzki this October. Bergseth earned third team in 1969-71) and No. 3 (Hall of Fame Eric All-America honors in 1984, and was a Roy in 1967-69) all-time scorers. Earned three-time all-region selection. Bergseth varstiy letters on Huskie squads that ranks fourth in the Huskie records book finished 22-5-2 overall for head coach with 34 career goals, is third in career Dave Bucher. Named National Soccer assists with 23, and sits at fifth in career Coaches Association of America honor- points with 91. One of 19 Huskies to able mention All-American and honorable ever pull off a hat trick, Bergseth did so mention All-Midwest as a senior (1970). in 1984, when he tucked in three goals Starred at center halfback and sweeper against Houston Baptist. but had one goal and five assists in final NIU campaign. Played for Hakoh (64-67) in National Soccer League, the Croatians (1981-84), and the famed Chicago Lions (1983-87), including city championship squad in 1986. allan ZELECHOWSKI johan BERGSETH 2002 Inductee 2009 Inductee 1968-70 | Chicago, Ill. 1982-85 | Norway 10 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER ALL-TIME RESULTS

1968 / 8-1-0 (.889) S 26 1-0 W Western Michigan (H) 1979 / 6-7-1 (.464) MVP: Eric Roy O 3 2-2 T Illinois-Chicago-OT (H) MVP: David Sheridan O 6 1-1 T Washington (MO)-OT (A) S 14 4-1 W Indiana State (A) O 12 2-0 W Western Illinois (N) S 8 0-1 L Wisconsin (H) S 21 2-4 L Wisconsin (A) O 13 0-1 L SIU-Edwardsville (N) S 12 3-0 W UW-Parkside (H) S 28 3-0 W Marquette (A) O 20 2-0 W Rockford (A) S 15 0-0 T MacMurray-OT (A) O 5 1-0 W Purdue (H) O 27 4-0 W Colorado (H) S 19 1-2 L Lewis (A) O 12 7-2 W Bradley (H) N 3 2-0 W UW-Green Bay (H) S 22 0-2 L UW-Milwaukee (H) O 23 8-0 W Western Illinois (H) N 11 0-3 L SIU-Edwardsville-$ (A) S 29 2-0 W Lake Forest (A) bob O 26 8-2 W Ball State (H) O 5 0-2 L Eastern Illinois-OT (N) O 31 3-1 W Notre Dame (H) O 6 0-2 L Western Illinois (A) KAHLER 1974 / 5-2-3 (.650) 1962 N 11 3-2 W Illinois (A) O 13 1-0 W Bowling Green St. (H) MVP: Paul Wenson O 20 3-1 W Ball State (H) 0-5-0 (.000) S 21 2-1 W UW-Parkside (A) O 24 3-0 W Wheaton (H) 1962 / 0-5-0 (.000) S 28 3-1 W Western Michigan (H) O 27 0-1 L UW-Green Bay (A) O 5 0-6 L Grinnell (A) O 5 2-2 T UW-Green Bay-OT (A) O 31 0-1 L Rockford (A) O 10 1-5 L Roosevelt (A) O 11 0-5 L Eastern Illinois (N) N 3 2-1 W Aurora (H) O 20 0-6 L Dubuque (H) O 12 0-4 L SIU-Edwardsville (A) O 26 0-6 L Lake Forest (A) O 19 4-1 W Rockford (H) N 3 0-6 L MacMurray (H) dave O 26 1-1 T Missouri-St. Louis-OT (H) O 30 1-1 T Illinois-Chicago-OT (A) BUCHER N 6 3-0 W Wheaton (H) 1969-79 N 9 4-2 W Bowling Green St. (H) 69-36-16 (.636) 1975 / 6-5-0 (.545) MVP: Peter Mannos john 1969 / 8-1-0 (.889) S 6 1-4 L Lewis (H) MVP: Henry Wind S 20 2-0 W UW-Parkside (H) LEWANG 1980 william S 13 5-1 W Michigan (A) S 27 2-3 L UW-Milwaukee (H) S 20 6-0 W Wisconsin (H) O 4 2-1 W Western Michigan (A) 5-7-2 (.429) HEALEY S 27 5-0 W Marquette (H) O 11 3-2 W Western Illinois (A) 1963-68 O 4 0-8 L Saint Louis (H) O 12 0-2 L Eastern Illinois (N) 1980 / 5-7-2 (.429) 22-18-0 (.550) O 11 8-0 W Bradley (A) O 18 2-0 W UW-Green Bay (H) MVP: Frank Schmalz O 15 5-3 W Western Illinois (A) O 25 1-2 L Missouri-St. Louis (A) S 6 2-0 W Lewis (H) O 25 3-2 W Purdue (H) O 29 0-3 L Wheaton (A) S 10 3-0 W UW-Parkside (A) 1963 / 3-4-0 (.429) N 1 3-2 W Ball State (A) N 1 7-0 W UW-Platteville (H) S 13 1-3 L Wheaton (A) O 4 1-7 L Grinnell (H) N 8 5-0 W Illinois (H) N 8 1-0 W Bowling Green St. (A) S 20 0-0 T UW-Milwaukee-OT (A) O 9 3-7 L Lake Forest (H) S 24 3-0 W Marquette (H) O 12 1-0 W Dubuque (A) S 27 0-1 L MacMurray (A) O 16 2-1 W Eastern Illinois-OT (H) 1970 / 6-3-2 (.636) 1976 / 7-3-2 (.667) MVP: Dave Niemeyer MVP: Mike Strahler O 3 0-4 L SIU-Edwardsville (H) O 23 5-2 W Roosevelt (H) O 4 0-2 L Western Illinois (H) O 26 1-4 L MacMurray (A) S 19 1-3 L UW-Green Bay (A) S 11 1-0 W MacMurray (H) S 18 1-0 W UW-Parkside (A) O 11 1-2 L Bowling Green St. (A) N 2 0-1 L Eastern Illinois (A) S 23 7-1 W Marquette (A) O 15 0-0 T Rockford-OT (H) S 26 0-1 L UW-Parkside (H) S 25 2-1 W UW-Milwaukee (A) O 2 1-0 W Wheaton-OT (H) O 18 0-2 L Ball State (A) 1964 / 3-4-0 (.429) O 3 1-0 W Washington (MO) (H) O 25 0-2 L UW-Green Bay (H) MVP: Raymond Nakamura O 9 2-0 W Air Force (H) O 8 0-2 L SIU-Edwardsville (H) O 9 1-1 T Eastern Illinois-OT (H) N 1 3-0 W Aurora (A) O 10 6-0 W Valparaiso (H) N 8 3-0 W Illinois-Chicago (H) S 26 2-8 L Grinnell (A) O 16 0-3 L Illinois-Chicago (N) O 13 3-0 W Lake Forest (H) O 3 1-0 W Eastern Illinois (H) O 17 2-2 T UW-Green Bay (N) O 22 1-1 T Denver-OT (N) O 17 1-2 L MacMurray (H) O 23 5-0 W Ball State (H) O 23 1-3 L Indiana (N) O 21 0-3 L Lake Forest (A) O 31 1-1 T Wisconsin-OT (A) O 30 2-1 W UW-Platteville (A) O 31 5-2 W Chicago (H) N 7 1-0 W Michigan (H) N 3 0-2 L Lewis (A) N 7 1-3 L Ball State (A) N 6 2-0 W Western Michigan (H) N 14 3-2 W Eastern Illinois (A) 1971 / 7-2-1 (.750) MVP: Michael Soehn 1977 / 7-4-0 (.636) 1965 / 0-5-0 (.000) MVP: Robert Keith MVP: Dieter Lawall S 18 4-2 W Washington (MO) (A) S 25 6-0 W Marquette (H) S 10 1-0 W MacMurray (A) jerry O 2 0-2 L Eastern Illinois (A) O 1 0-0 T UW.-Green Bay-OT (H) S 17 5-0 W UW-Parkside (H) O 13 0-5 L Illinois-Chicago (A) COLLINS O 2 5-0 W Western Michigan (H) S 21 0-2 L Wheaton (A) 1981-86 O 20 2-11 L Lake Forest (H) O 8 7-0 W Rockford (A) S 24 3-1 W UW-Milwaukee-OT (H) O 30 2-3 L Chicago (A) O 9 15-0 W Valparaiso (A) O 1 3-2 W Lake Forest (A) 45-52-9 (.472) N 6 1-2 L Ball State (H) O 16 0-1 L Illinois-Chicago (H) O 7 0-3 L Western Illinois (N) O 23 12-0 W Ball State (A) O 8 2-0 W Eastern Illinois (A) 1981 / 4-9-2 (.333) 1966 / 2-3-0 (.400) O 30 2-5 L Saint Louis (H) O 15 0-3 L Saint Louis (H) Midwest Metro: 1-2 (.333), 3rd MVP: Arno Zoske N 6 3-0 W UW-Parkside (A) O 22 1-2 L UW-Green Bay (A) MVP: Frank Schmalz S 24 2-5 L Wisconsin (A) O 29 9-0 W UW-Platteville (H) N 5 1-0 W Western Michigan (H) S 9 3-2 W UW-Parkside-OT (A) O 1 0-2 L Marquette (A) 1972 / 3-5-2 (.400) S 12 3-1 W MacMurray (H) O 12 2-9 L Illinois-Chicago (H) MVP: John Schroeder S 16 0-1 L Lewis* (A) O 22 3-2 W Illinois (A) S 16 4-0 W Rockford (H) 1978 / 7-2-3 (.708) S 19 1-3 L UW-Milwaukee (H) N 9 4-0 W Chicago (H) S 23 0-0 T Marquette-OT (A) MVP: Steve Sakats S 26 0-1 L Marquette (A) S 30 1-1 T MacMurray-OT (H) S 9 1-0 W MacMurray-OT (H) O 2 0-2 L Eastern Illinois (A) 1967 / 6-1-0 (.857) O 7 0-5 L UW-Green Bay (A) S 16 1-0 W UW-Parkside (A) O 3 0-2 L Western Illinois (N) MVP: Eric Roy O 13 0-2 L Eastern Illinois (H) S 20 4-1 W UW-Milwaukee (A) O 14 1-2 L Wheaton* (H) S 23 4-1 W Wisconsin (H) O 14 0-2 L SIU-Edwardsville (H) S 23 2-0 W Rockford (H) O 17 6-2 W Loyola* (H) S 30 1-0 W Marquette (H) O 21 3-1 W Ball State (H) S 30 0-0 T UW-Platteville-OT (A) O 21 0-1 L Rockford (A) O 7 2-1 W Purdue (A) O 28 1-3 L Western Illinois (A) O 6 0-4 L SIU-Edwardsville (A) O 24 2-2 T UW-Green Bay-OT (N) O 10 1-4 L Northwestern (A) N 1 1-2 L Illinois-Chicago (A) O 7 1-0 W Western Illinois (N) O 25 0-2 L Wisconsin (A) O 18 2-0 W Chicago (A) N 4 5-0 W Washington (MO) (H) O 14 1-2 L Western Michigan (A) N 4 3-3 T Aurora-OT (H) N 4 4-0 W Ball State (A) O 21 1-1 T UW-Green Bay-OT (A) N 7 1-2 L Illinois-Chicago (A) N 11 4-2 W Illinois (H) 1973 / 7-2-2 (.727) O 25 5-0 W Lake Forest (H) N 11 1-0 W Illinois State (H) MVP: George Zarytsky O 28 3-2 W Lewis (H) N 4 0-0 T Aurora-OT (A) S 15 3-1 W MacMurray (A) 1982 / 7-9-1 (.441) S 22 5-0 W UW-Parkside (H) Midwest Metro: 3-1-1 (.700), T2nd 11 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER ALL-TIME RESULTS

MVP: Frank Schmalz O 30 3-0 W North Park* (A) O 28 3-1 W Cincinnati** (N) S 27 0-3 L Stanford (N) S 3 2-0 W Illinois State (A) N 2 3-0 W Valparaiso (H) O 29 0-3 L Quincy** (N) S 30 1-2 L Illinois-Chicago* (H) S 8 1-2 L UW-Parkside (A) N 6 3-1 W UW-Milwaukee (H) 1989 / 14-4-2 (.750) O 2 2-4 L Eastern Illinois* (A) S 11 0-4 L Oakland (MI) (A) N 9 1-1 T Northwestern-OT (H) Big Central: 5-2-0 (714), 2nd O 4 0-1 L UW-Green Bay* (H) S 15 2-2 T Lewis-OT* (H) MVP: Markus Roy O 7 2-1 W Wisconsin (H) O 10 1-2 L Marquette (N) S 18 7-1 W North Park* (H) 1986 / 6-12-1 (.342) S 1 4-0 W Bradley (A) S 22 5-0 W North Central* (H) Midwest Metro: 1-3-1 (.300), Tie 5th O 14 3-1 W Northwestern (A) S 3 2-1 W Drake* (A) O 16 3-0 W Valparaiso* (A) S 25 3-0 W Marquette (H) MVP: Nils Kloster S 6 3-0 W DePaul (H) O 1 0-5 L SIU-Edwardsville (A) O 18 2-1 W Wright State* (H) S 1 1-0 W Brigham Young (H) S 9 2-2 T UW-Green bay-OT (A) O 21 0-3 L UW-Milwaukee (H) O 2 5-1 W Western Illinois (N) S 4 2-0 W Drake (H) S 13 0-1 L Indiana-OT (A) O 6 2-3 L Aurora (A) O 25 1-0 W Western Illinois* (A) S 7 0-1 L Marquette (H) S 17 3-0 W Quincy* (H) N 1 1-1 T Cleveland State* (H) O 12 7-1 W DePaul (H) S 17 3-3 T Loyola* (A) S 20 2-0 W Illinois State* (H) O 16 3-1 W Loyola* (A) S 19 5-0 W North Park* (H) S 24 4-3 W SIU-Edwardsville* (H) O 23 0-1 L Northwestern (H) S 21 0-1 L Illinois State (A) S 29 2-0 W Loyola (H) 1993 / 11-6-2 (.632) O 27 2-6 L Wheaton* (A) S 26 0-1 L South Florida (A) O 1 0-2 L Saint Louis (A) Mid-Continent: 5-2-1 (.688), 3rd O 30 0-2 L UW-Green Bay (H) S 28 0-1 L Col./Boca Raton-OT (N) O 4 1-0 W Northwestern (H) MVP: Michael Defort, Brian Bludgen O 31 1-4 L Wisconsin (H) O 3 0-2 L Western Illinois (A) O 8 2-0 W Western Illinois (N) S 4 2-2 T UW-Green Bay* (A) N 6 3-4 L UW-Milwaukee (A) O 8 1-2 L Lewis* (A) O 14 1-2 L UW-Milwaukee (N) S 6 4-0 W Northwestern (H) O 11 1-2 L Saint Louis (A) O 15 1-0 W Marquette-OT (A) S 11 1-3 L UW-Milwauk* (A) 1983 / 8-7-2 (.529) O 15 0-2 L Northwestern* (A) O 21 1-0 W Louisville* (A) S 12 0-1 L Wisconsin (N) Midwest Metro: 4-1 (.800), 2nd O 21 9-1 W Valparaiso (A) O 22 3-5 L Cincinnati* (A) S 15 3-4 L Marquette-OT (H) MVP: Robert Johnson O 25 0-3 L Wisconsin (H) O 24 9-0 W Illinois-Chicago (A) S 19 0-2 L Illinois State (H) S 1 0-0 T Illinois State-OT (H) O 26 3-1 W UW-Green Bay (H) O 27 2-1 W SIU-Edwardsville** (H) S 24 2-1 W Southern Methodist (N) S 7 1-0 W UW-Parkside-OT (H) O 29 11-0 W Aurora (H) O 28 2-0 W Louisville** (H) S 26 4-1 W Missouri-KC (N) S 10 4-2 W Loyola* (H) N 1 1-2 L Wheaton* (A) O 29 1-1 T ~ UW-Milwaukee** (H) O 1 2-1 W Michigan State (N) S 14 1-2 L Wheaton* (H) N 5 1-4 L UW-Milwaukee (A) ~ — Won title on PK Shootout O 3 2-0 W Quincy (A) S 17 1-0 W Lewis* (A) O 8 2-3 L Ill.-ChicagoOT (H) S 21 3-0 W North Park* (A) 1990 / 13-5-2 (.700) O 10 2-0 W Bradley (A) S 24 1-0 W Michigan State-OT (H) Mid-Continent: 6-1-0 (.857), 1st O 15 4-0 W Western Illinois* (H) S 28 1-3 L Aurora (H) MVP: Will Roy, Jr. O 17 2-0 W Eastern Illinois* (H) O 1 1-2 L Creighton-OT (H) O 22 2-2 T Cleveland State* (A) S 2 2-0 W Bradley (H) O 24 2-1 W Wright State* (A) O 7 0-4 L Eastern Illinois (N) S 7 2-0 W Wisconsin (A) O 8 1-2 L SIU-Edwardsville (N) O 30 0-4 L Creighton (A) S 9 1-3 L Eastern Illinois* (A) N 7 4-0 W Valparaiso* (H) O 12 6-0 W North Central* (A) will S 12 5-0 W Illinois-Chicago* (H) O 16 1-1 T Northwestern-OT (A) S 15 1-0 W Akron*-OT (A) O 29 1-3 L Wisconsin-OT (A) ROY S 18 4-2 W DePaul (A) 1994 / 10-7-1 (.583) O 30 0-4 L UW-Green Bay (A) 1987-2002 S 21 1-2 L SIU-Edwardsville (A) Midwestern Collegiate: 5-2-1 (.688), 3rd N 2 7-2 W DePaul (A) S 22 5-1 W Western Illinois (N) MVP: Jay Konrad N 5 3-2 W UW-Milwaukee-OT (H) 69-36-16 (.636) N 7 0-1 L NE Missouri St. (H) S 26 2-2 T UW-Milwaukee (H) S 3 3-1 W DePaul (A) S 29 5-2 W Cleveland St.*-OT (H) S 5 2-3 L Butler (A) 1984 / 13-5-1 (.711) O 3 1-3 L Marquette (H) S 11 1-0 W Illinois-Chicago* (A) Midwest Metro: 5-0-0 (1.000), 1st 1987 / 6-10-2 (.389) O 7 1-4 L Illinois State (A) S 15 2-0 W Notre Dame* (H) MVP: Nils Kloster Big Central: 1-3-0 (.250), 4th O 12 1-0 W Quincy (A) S 17 1-0 W Bradley (H) MVP: Helge Abrahamson S 1 1-0 W Wheaton* (A) O 14 1-0 W Western Illinois* (A) S 18 2-0 W Quincy (H) S 5 2-1 W UW-Parkside (A) S 6 1-0 W Brooklyn College (H) O 17 1-1 T Indiana (H) S 21 2-0 W Illinois State (A) S 8 1-0 W Creighton-OT (A) S 9 4-2 W Loyola (H) O 21 7-0 W SW Missouri St. (H) S 25 2-3 L Creighton (H) S 15 5-2 W Lewis* (H) S 11 2-3 L Drake (A) O 24 3-2 W Valparaiso* (A) S 29 0-1 L Loyola* (A) S 18 4-3 W Aurora-OT (A) S 13 1-2 L NE Missouri St. (A) O 26 0-3 L Saint Louis (A) O 2 3-3 T Detroit-OT* (A) S 22 2-1 W Michigan State (A) S 16 1-2 L Marquette* (A) O 28 2-1 W UW-Green Bay* (H) O 7 1-3 L Wisconsin (A) S 23 0-1 L Western Michigan (A) S 23 1-0 W UW-Milwaukee* (H) N 3 2-0 W Northwestern (N) O 9 2-0 W Northwestern (A) S 28 1-1 T Marquette-OT (H) S 26 0-0 T New Mexico (N) O 12 1-2 L Marquette (A) S 30 3-1 W Quincy (A) S 27 1-2 L Houston Baptist (N) 1991 / 11-5-3 (.658) O 16 3-2 W UW-Milw.-OT* (H) O 6 2-0 W Western Illinois (H) O 3 1-5 L SIU-Edsville* (N) Mid-Continent: 5-2-1 (.688), 3rd O 21 1-3 L Wright State* (H) O 7 3-1 W SIU-Edwardsville (H) O 4 0-1 L Eastern Illinois (N) MVP: Markus Roy / Karsten Roy O 23 3-0 W Cleveland St.* (H) O 14 1-0 W Northwestern* (H) O 7 10-0 W Chicago State (H) O 30 3-1 W UW-Green Bay* (H) O 10 1-2 L Saint Louis (H) S 7 0-1 L Hartwick College (A) N 3 1-2 L Butler (N) O 17 1-2 L Illinois State (A) S 8 1-1 T South Florida-OT (N) O 20 4-0 W DePaul (H) O 12 0-1 L Quincy* (H) O 14 1-1 T Illinois State-OT (H) S 18 3-1 W Illinois State (H) O 23 1-0 W Loyola* (A) S 22 2-0 W Northwestern (H) 1995 / 7-10-2 (.421) O 27 4-5 L Wisconsin-OT (H) O 23 1-2 L Wisconsin (A) Midwestern Collegiate: 3-5-0 (.375) O 25 0-1 L UW-Green Bay (A) S 25 1-0 W New Mexico-OT (H) O 28 1-3 L UW-Green Bay (H) S 27 2-1 W SW Missouri St. (N) MVP: Nathan Mitchell O 31 5-2 W North Park* (H) O 28 7-0 W Bradley (H) N 4 3-1 W Northwestern (H) S 29 0-2 L South. Methodist (N) S 2 0-0 T Drake-OT (N) N 3 2-4 L UW-Milwaukee-OT (A) O 2 4-2 W Western Illinois* (H) S 3 0-3 L Creighton (N) O 6 3-0 W UW-Green Bay* (A) S 8 2-0 W Northwestern (H) 1985 / 8-10-2 (.450) 1988 / 7-10-1 (.417) O 11 1-2 L Akron-n-OT (H) S 10 0-2 L Butler* (H) Midwest Metro: 3-1-0 (.750), 2nd Big Central: 0-6-0 (.000), 7th O 13 3-2 W Cleveland St.* (A) S 14 4-0 W SIU-Edwardsville (H) MVP: Dave Schirripa MVP: Jim Pisani O 16 3-2 W Illinois-Chicago* (A) S 17 1-2 L UW-Milwaukee* (A) S 3 0-2 L Saint Louis (H) S 2 1-2 L SIU-Edwardsville* (A) O 20 0-0 T Eastern Illinois* (H) S 22 0-2 L Fresno State (N) S 7 0-2 L Wheaton* (H) S 7 4-1 W Loyola (A) O 23 5-0 W Valparaiso* (H) S 24 3-2 W UNLV (N) S 11 4-0 W Lewis* (A) S 9 3-1 W UW-Green Bay (H) O 26 0-2 L Saint Louis (H) S 29 3-0 W Loyola* (H) S 18 2-4 L Marquette (A) S 10 1-2 L Drake* (H) O 28 2-2 T Quincy (H) O 1 0-0 T Bradley-OT (A) S 24 4-0 W Aurora (H) S 14 1-2 L Indiana (A) N 2 5-1 W UW-Milwaukee (A) O 6 1-3 L Wisconsin (H) S 28 3-1 W Western Michigan (H) S 17 2-0 W Bradley (H) N 7 0-4 L Wright State* (A) O 8 1-4 L Detroit* (H) S 29 2-2 T Quincy-OT (H) S 21 0-2 L Marquette* (A) N 12 3-1 W DePaul (H) O 15 3-4 L UW-Green Bay* (A) O 4 0-3 L Eastern Illinois (A) S 24 1-2 L UW-Milwaukee* (A) O 20 0-1 L Wright State* (A) O 5 2-3 L SIU-Edwardsville (N) S 28 0-0 T DePaul-OT (A) 1992 / 6-9-2 (.412) O 22 1-0 W Cleveland St.* (A) O 9 1-2 L Illinois State (H) O 1 5-0 W Western Illinois (H) O 27 0-1 L Marquette (H) O 2 2-0 W SIU-Edwardsville (H) Mid-Continent: 5-2-1 (.688), 3rd O 29 2-0 W Illinois-Chicago* (H) O 12 5-0 W Loyola* (H) MVP: Dave Weichman O 14 5-0 W Houston Baptist-OT (H) O 7 2-3 L Quincy* (A) N 2 4-2 W Wright State** (H) O 18 1-2 L South. Methodist-OT (A) O 9 2-1 W Northwestern (N) S 10 0-3 L Saint Louis (A) N 3 0-1 L Butler** (H) O 20 2-4 L North Texas State (A) O 15 0-2 L Cincinnati* (A) S 13 0-4 L Illinois State (A) O 26 0-1 L Wisconsin-OT (A) O 19 0-3 L Wisconsin (H) S 16 2-2 T DePaul-OT (A) O 27 1-3 L UW-Green Bay (A) O 23 1-3 L Illinois State (A) S 18 2-1 W Loyola-Chicago-OT (H) S 25 1-4 L St. Mary’s College (A) 12 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER ALL-TIME RESULTS

O 1 1-2 L Buffalo* (H) 2006 / 15-6-1 (.704) O 8 5-1 W UW-Green Bay (H) Mid-American: 4-1-0 (.800), 1st 1996 / 8-9-1 (.472) O 10 0-4 L Akron* (A) NCAA Tournament Round Two Midwestern Collegiate: 3-3-0 (.500) O 15 3-2 W Eastern Michigan* (A) MVP: Marcus McCarty MVP: Ed Walenga O 17 1-4 L Bowling Green* (A) O 20 3-1 W UW-Milwaukee (A) A 25 2-0 W Dayton (N) S 3 6-1 W Loyola* (A) O 24 3-0 W Western Michigan* (H) A 27 3-2 L Hofstra-OT (N) S 7 0-4 L George Mason (N) O 29 4-2 W Kentucky* (H) S 1 2-1 L Michigan (N) S 8 0-1 L Geo. Washington (N) N 5 4-2 W Bowling Green** (H) steve S 3 1-0 W Michigan State-OT (A) S 13 1-0 W Bradley (H) N 7 2-1 W Marshall** (H) S 8 2-1 W Drake (H) S 15 3-0 W Western Illinois (A) N 12 1-2 L Kentucky** (A) SIMMONS S 10 1-0 W Bradley (H) S 21 4-0 W Eastern Illinois (H) 2003-08 S 15 5-0 L Washington (A) S 22 1-2 L Butler-t-OT (H) 59-47-13 (.550) S 17 1-0 W Portland (N) S 28 2-0 W UW-Green Bay* (A) 2000 / 7-9-0 (.438) S 20 0-0 T Notre Dame-OT (A) O 6 5-0 W Northwestern (A) Mid-American: 3-3-0 (.500), 5th 2003 / 3-12-2 (.235) S 24 5-0 W IPFW* (H) O 9 1-4 L Illinois-Chicago* (A) MVP: Peter Agrimson Mid-American: 2-4-0 (.333), 5th S 29 2-0 W Bowling Green* (H) O 11 1-5 L Wisconsin (H) S 2 1-0 W Duquesne (N) MVP: Jason Sullivan O 1 1-0 W UW-Milwaukee-OT (A) O 13 0-1 L UW-Milwaukee* (H) S 3 0-5 L Bradley (A) A 29 0-2 L UW-Milwaukee (N) O 6 4-1 W Western Michigan* (A) O 20 1-0 W Cleveland State* (H) S 6 2-4 L UW-Milwaukee (H) A 31 0-1 L Wisconsin (A) O 8 1-0 W Western Illinois (A) O 23 1-0 W DePaul (H) S 9 1-2 L Creighton (A) S 3 2-2 T UW-Green Bay-OT (H) O 14 1-0 W Akron* (H) O 27 0-1 L Detroit* (A) S 12 1-2 L UW-Green Bay-OT (A) S 7 1-2 L Eastern Illinois (A) O 20 1-0 L Buffalo* (A) O 30 0-4 L Marquette (A) S 14 3-2 W Northwestern (A) S 13 0-0 T Oneonta State-OT (H) O 22 1-0 W Wisconsin-OT (H) N 3 1-1 T Wright State-OT (H) S 20 0-3 L Illinois-Chicago (H) S 14 3-4 L IUPUI (H) O 27 1-0 L Northwestern-OT (A) N 8 0-1 L Cleveland St. (N) S 24 2-0 W Marshall* (H) S 19 0-3 L Loyola (A) N 3 3-0 W Buffalo** (H) S 27 3-2 W Wisconsin (A) S 21 2-3 L Wright State-OT (H) N 5 1-0 W Akron** (H) 1997 / 10-9-1 (.525) O 1 0-4 L Kentucky (A) S 28 3-1 W Marshall* (H) N 11 1-0 W Loyola Chicago-$-OT (H) Mid-American: 2-4-1 (.357), 6th O 6 1-0 W Bowling Green* (H) O 1 0-1 L DePaul (A) N 15 1-0 L Indiana-$ (A) MVP: Eirik Frederiksen O 13 0-2 L Akron* (H) O 5 1-0 W Western Illinois (H) O 18 6-2 W DePaul (H) O 8 0-4 L Illinois-Chicago (A) 2007 / 7-9-4 (.450) A 30 3-2 W Northwestern-OT (H) O 22 2-1 W Buffalo*-OT (A) S 1 3-2 W George Mason (H) O 12 1-2 L Bowling Green* (A) Mid-American: 1-3-1 (.300), 5th O 27 1-2 L W. Michigan**-OT (A) O 17 0-1 L Akron* (A) MVP: Steve Algozino S 5 0-6 L Fresno State (A) N 3 0-1 L Kentucky** (N) S 7 1-3 L San Diego (N) O 19 0-1 L Western Michigan* (A) A 31 1-1 T Bucknell-OT (N) S 10 5-0 W Northeastern Illinois (H) O 26 2-0 W Buffalo* (H) S 2 2-1 W Colgate-OT (N) S 14 2-1 W Western Illinois (H) 2001 / 4-12-1 (.265) O 31 0-1 L Kentucky* (H) S 7 1-0 L #4 Indiana (N) S 19 2-4 L Marshall* (A) Mid-American: 1-5-0 (.167), 7th N 7 1-2 L Bowling Green**-OT (A) S 9 1-1 T #8 Notre Dame-OT (A) S 21 3-1 W UW-Green Bay (H) MVP: Peter Agrimson S 14 2-2 T UMKC-OT (H) S 24 3-2 W UW-Milwaukee-OT (A) A 31 0-4 L Alabama A&M (N) 2004 / 12-7-0 (.632) S 16 2-1 L Butler-OT (H) S 26 0-2 L Bradley (A) S 2 1-3 L St. Francis (NY) (N) Mid-American: 4-2-0 (.667), T2nd S 21 1-0 W Oregon State (A) O 3 4-0 W Miami (OH)* (H) S 7 1-0 W Detroit (H) MVP: Jose Alvarado S 22 1-0 L Gonzaga (N) O 5 1-4 L Kentucky* (H) S 9 1-2 L Bradley (H) S 1 1-2 L Western Illinois-OT (A) S 26 4-0 L Wisconsin (A) O 10 2-0 W Wisconsin (H) S 18 2-1 W DePaul (H) S 4 0-2 L Eastern Illinois (H) S 30 1-0 L Drake (A) O 12 1-5 L Akron* (A) S 21 0-1 L Loyola (A) S 7 1-0 W Illinois-Chicago (H) O 5 4-0 W Western Michigan* (H) O 16 1-0 W DePaul (A) S 23 0-4 L Kentucky* (H) S 10 0-1 L IUPUI (A) O 7 1-0 W Western Illinois (H) O 24 3-2 W Eastern Michigan* (A) S 30 1-3 L Marshall* (A) S 12 2-1 W Wright State-OT (A) O 13 0-0 T #22 Akron-OT* (A) O 26 3-4 L Bowling Green* (A) O 5 2-3 L Akron* (A) S 17 3-0 W UMKC (H) O 20 2-1 L Buffalo-OT* (H) O 29 1-2 L Illinois-Chicago (H) O 7 1-0 W Bowling Green* (A) S 19 4-1 W UW-Green Bay (A) O 24 2-1 W #9 Northwestern-OT (H) N 3 2-2 T Western Michigan* (H) O 11 0-1 L Illinois-Chicago (A) S 24 1-0 W IUPU-Ft. Wayne (H) O 28 3-0 L Hartwick* (A) N 6 1-4 L Bowling Green** (N) O 14 1-2 L W. Michigan*-OT (H) S 26 2-1 W W. Michigan*-OT (H) N 2 3-1 L Bowling Green* (A) O 17 0-3 L UW-Milwaukee (A) S 29 1-0 W Wisconsin (H) N 6 1-0 W UW-Milwaukee (H) 1998 / 12-4-1 (.735) O 26 3-2 W Wisconsin (H) O 3 1-3 L Marshall-s (A) N 13 3-0 W Bowling Green** (A) Mid-American: 5-3-0 (.625), 3rd O 28 2-2 T Northwestern-OT (H) O 8 6-3 W Bowling Green* (H) N 16 2-1 L #17 Akron-OT** (A) MVP: Anders Vik Jenssen O 30 1-2 L Buffalo* (H) O 10 1-0 W Kentucky* (A) N 9 1-2 L Akron** (A) S 1 2-0 W Loyola (H) O 15 3-0 W Valparaiso (H) 2008/11-6-4 (.619) S 4 1-0 W Wisconsin (A) O 17 3-0 W Buffalo (A) Mid-American: 4-1-1 (.750), 2nd S 11 2-1 W Northwestern (A) 2002 / 4-13-1 (.250) O 22 0-1 L UW-Milwaukee (A) MVP: Drew Jeskey S 13 1-0 W Western Illinois (A) Mid-American: 2-4-0 (.333), 6th O 24 1-2 L Akron* (H) A 29 3-0 W IUPUI (N) S 16 3-3 T Bradley-OT (H) MVP: Peter Agrimson, Rasih Pala O 27 1-0 W DePaul (H) A 31 1-0 W San Fransisco (N) S 25 2-0 W UW-Milwaukee (H) A 30 1-2 L New Mexico (N) N 3 1-2 L Buffalo** (N) S 5 3-2 W SIU-Edwardsville-2OT (H) S 27 3-2 W UW-Green Bay (A) S 1 1-4 L UNLV (A) S 7 0-0 T Bradley-2OT (A) O 4 1-4 L Miami-OH* (A) S 6 0-1 L Loyola (H) 2005 / 11-6-2 (.632) S 12 4-0 W Xavier (H) O 9 2-0 W Eastern Michigan* (H) S 8 1-3 L Eastern Illinois (H) Mid-American: 4-2-0 (.667), 2nd S 14 1-1 T Eastern Illinois-OT (H) O 11 3-2 W Bowling Green*-OT (H) S 11 2-1 W UW-Green Bay-OT (A) MVP: Steve Goletz S 19 1-0 W #2 SMU-OT (N) O 16 1-0 W Marshall*-OT (H) S 15 0-1 L DePaul-OT (H) S 21 1-2 L Tulsa-OT (N) S 2 2-1 W St. Francis (PA) (N) S 26 4-2 W Florida Atlantic* (H) O 18 0-2 L Akron* (H) S 20 1-0 W Western Illinois (A) S 4 0-0 T Western Kent-OT (N) O 23 4-3 W Buffalo (A) S 22 0-5 L Bradley (H) O 4 0-4 L #4 Akron* (H) S 9 3-2 W Western Illinois-OT (H) O 10 1-1 T Buffalo*-OT (A) O 25 2-1 W Western Michigan* (A) S 25 0-2 L Northwestern (A) S 11 3-2 W Valparaiso (A) O 29 4-1 W DePaul (H) O 4 1-2 L Bowling Green* (H) O 14 2-2 T UW-Milwaukee-OT (A) S 16 0-1 L Northwestern (H) O 18 2-1 W Hartwick*-OT (H) N 1 0-2 L Kentucky* (A) O 6 0-1 L UW-Milwaukee (H) S 18 0-2 L Detroit-Mercy (H) N 5 0-1 L Buffalo*-OT (N) O 9 0-1 L Illinois-Chicago (H) O 22 0-1 L #2 Northwestern (A) S 21 1-0 W UW-Green Bay (H) O 25 1-0 W Bowling Green* (H) O 13 2-4 L Akron* (H) S 24 1-0 W Saint Louis (A) O 18 2-1 W Buffalo-OT (A) O 29 0-1 L Wisconsin (H) 1999 / 12-9-0 (.571) S 28 1-0 W Wisconsin (A) N 2 1-3 L Duke (A) Mid-American: 3-4-0 (.429), T5th O 20 1-0 W Western Michigan* (H) O 2 1-0 W Eastern Illinois (A) O 25 5-6 L Marshall* (A) N 6 2-1 W Western Michigan* (A) MVP: Dan Parisi O 7 3-0 W Bowling Green* (A) N 13 2-0 W Bowling Green** (N) O 27 1-2 L Kentucky* (A) O 9 0-0 T Loyola-OT (H) S 1 4-1 W Western Illinois (H) N 8 1-1 T Marshall**-OT (A) N 14 1-0 W Buffalo** (N) S 3 1-2 L Eastern Illinois (H) O 14 2-0 W Western Michigan* (H) N 16 0-1 L #4 Akron**-OT (N) S 8 0-1 L Illinois-Chicago (A) O 16 0-1 L UW-Milwaukee (H) S 11 3-1 W Oral Roberts (N) O 21 1-5 L Akron* (A) S 12 0-1 L IUPUI (N) O 23 1-0 W Buffalo* (H) S 17 2-1 W New Mexico (A) O 26 0-1 L Bradley (A) S 19 0-3 L Missouri State (N) N 2 2-1 W IPFW*-OT (A) S 24 0-1 L Marshall* (A) N 11 0-2 L Buffalo** (N) S 26 2-0 W Wisconsin (H) S 29 3-1 W Northwestern (H) 13 www.NIUHUSKIES.com 2010 NIU SOCCER ALL-TIME RESULTS

eric LUZZI 2009-Pr. 10-8-1 (.553) 2009 / 10-8-1 (.553) Mid-American: 3-3-0 (.500), 4th MVP: Josh Karsten S 1 2-1 L Bradley (H) S 4 1-1 T #1 North Carolina (A) S 6 4-1 W UNC-Greensboro (N) S 11 1-0 L Tulsa (H) S 13 1-0 W Oakland (H) S 18 5-0 W Lafayette (N) S 20 1-0 L South Carolina (N) S 25 2-0 W Oregon State (A) S 26 3-0 W Seattle (N) O 3 2-1 L Hartwick* (A) O 7 1-0 L #21 Northwestern (H) O 11 1-0 W Buffalo* (H) O 17 1-0 L #1 Akron* (A) O 20 5-1 W Milwaukee (H) O 25 3-1 W Florida Atlantic* (H) O 28 1-0 W Wisconsin* (A) O 31 3-0 W Bowling Green* (A) N 4 2-1 L Western Michigan* (H) N 13 1-0 L #1 Akron**-2OT (A)

Varsity Record 353-302-63 (.536) Overtime Record 36-29-44 (.532) * - conference ** - conference tournament $ - NCAA Tournament

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