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2021 JCU Men's Soccer Game Notes JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY BLUE STREAKS VS 2021 JCU men's soccer game notes JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY BLUE STREAKS VS. CAPITAL UNIVERSITY CRUSADERS JCUSports.com SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 2021 1 TONIGHT'S MATCHUP Team information John Carroll University: 1-0 (1-0) Conference: Ohio Athletic Conference AT Head Coach: Hector Marinaro Seasons at JCU: 15th Capital University: 2-0 (2-0) Conference: Ohio Athletic Conference CAPITAL CRUSADERS Head Coach: Alan Yost AT Seasons at CAP: 9th JOHN CARROLL BLUE STREAKS WHERE TO FOLLOW SUNDAY, MARCH 20 1:00 p.m. Live Broadcast: JCUSports.com/live Play by Play: Quinn Orloff Don Shula Stadium Color Analyst: Adam Lenz University Heights, Ohio PA Announcer: Noah Tylutki Live Stats: JCUSports.com/livestats Stats: Thomas Strasshofer 2021 JCU Men’s Soccer Stats: Elsie Connell Schedule FOLLOW ALONG ON 3/14 Muskingum University W, 1-0 SOCIAL MEDIA 3/18 @ University of Mount Union CANCELED 3/21 vs. Capital University 2:00 PM Twitter: @JCUSports 3/25 vs. Otterbein University 7:00 PM Instagram: @JCUSports 3/28 @ Ohio Northern University 2:00 PM Tik Tok: jcusports 4/1 @ Baldwin Wallace University 7:00 PM Facebook: John Carroll University Athletics 4/5 vs. Marietta College 7:00 PM 4/8 vs. Heidelberg University 7:00 PM 4/11 @ Wilmington College 2:00 PM MEDIA CONTACT 4/18 Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament TBA Sports Information Director: Joe Ginley Email: [email protected] Phone: 216-215-3689 Contact Joe Ginley for postgame Zoom meeting information. 2 2021 Game Notes ABOUT THE JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY BLUE STREAKS & men's soccer ABOUT JOHN CARROLL ABOUT JCU MEN’S SOCCER Location: University Heights, OH 2019 Record: 18-3-2 (8-0-1) Telephone: 216-397-1886 Head Coach: Hector Marinaro Founded: 1886 Record at JCU: 175-82-29 (92-23-12) Undergrad Enrollment: 3,017 Associate Head Coach: Dejan Mladenovic ‘06 Graduate students: 462 Goalkeeper Coach: Liam McIntosh Religion: Roman Catholic Graduate Assistant: Jarrod McDowell Religious Affiliation: Jesuit (Society of Jesus) OAC Reg. Seas. Champs: 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, President: Michael Johnson, Ph.D. 1997, 2001, 2003, 2005, Student-Faculty ratio: 13-to-1 2014, 2016, 2018, 2019 Students from: 34 states & 29 countries OAC Tourn. Championships: 1993, 2000, 2003, 2005, Average class size: 20 students 2007, 2016, 2018, 2019 Alumni: 44,000 alumni in all NCAA Tournament Qualifier: 2000, 2001, 2003, 2005, 50 states and 48 countries 2007, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 ABOUT THE BLUE STREAKS DIRECTORY: Nickname: Blue Streaks Head Coach Hector Marinaro Colors: Blue and Gold Email: [email protected] Conference: Ohio Athletic Conference Phone: 216-397-3041 NCAA Affliation: NCAA Division III Website: jcusports.com Associate Head Coach Dejan Mladenovic Number of varsity sports: 23 Email: [email protected] Athletic Director: Michelle Morgan Assistant AD: Dana Funyak Athletic Department Assistant AD: Russell Houser Phone: 216-397-4416 Senior Women Admin: Michele Benoit Head Athletic Trainer Don McPhillips Sports Information Director Joe Ginley ’16 Assistant Athletic Trainer Paul Spicuzza Email: [email protected] Assistant Athletic Trainer Michelle Davis Phone: 216-397-4676 Assistant Athletic Trainer Ryan Goughnour Assistant Athletic Trainer Rachael McGrail Sports Information Student Captain: Equipment & Facilities Man. Raymond Sterling Quinn Orloff Asst. Equip. & Fac. Manager P.J. Spicuzza 2021 MEDIA POLICY ABOUT DON SHULA STADIUM Due to COVID-19, media besides JCUSports.com AT WASMER FIELD and WJCU 88.7 FM are not allowed to cover Ohio Namesake: Don Shula ’51 Athletic Conference games in-person due to OAC Wasmer Field Dedication: October 5, 1988 COVID-19 protocols. Shula Stadium Dedication: September 27, 2003 Capacity: 5,418 Coaches and players will have postgame media Sufrace: Artificial Turf availability via Zoom. Contact Joe Ginley Turf Install Date: Summer 2019 ([email protected]) for the Zoom meeting Home Record in 2019: 10-2 information. JCUSports.com 3 2021 CAPITAL MEN'S SOCCER roster # Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 00 Ivan Ludwig So. GK 5-11 191 Reynoldsburg, Ohio / - 1 Kellen Sargent Fr. GK 6-4 190 Lewis Center, Ohio / Olentangy Orange 2 Cole Hamilton Sr. D 5-6 140 Springboro, Ohio / Springboro 4 Majd Awad Jr. D 5-9 130 Toledo, Ohio / St. Francis Desales 5 Jack Francisco Fr. F 5-10 155 Columbus, Ohio / St. Francis Desales 6 Jake Taylor Jr. M/D 6-1 175 Elida, Ohio / Elida 7 Mujahid Abdel-Ghani So. M 5-7 145 Toledo, Ohio / Maumee Valley Country Day 8 Mitch Hughes Jr. M 5-9 155 Clintonville, Ohio / Whetstone (Bowling Green) 9 Sam Spirk Jr. F 5-8 155 Wilmington, Ohio / Wilmington 11 Nick Scharfenberger Sr. M 5-11 160 Louisville, Ky. / St. Xavier 12 Justin Luke So. D 5-9 150 Copley, Ohio / Copley 13 Chase Geddis Jr. M 5-9 150 Sunbury, Ohio / Big Walnut 14 Kevin Kasprzak Sr. D 5-10 155 Hilliard, Ohio / Hilliard Darby 15 Alex Moore Fr. D 6-4 195 Fairfield, Ohio / Cincinnati Christian Academy 17 Randy Ith So. D 5-10 155 Grove City, Ohio / Grove City 18 Jared Wright So. D 6-2 185 Canal Winchester, Ohio / Canal Winchester 19 Jarrett Puckett Fr. 6-3 175 Toledo, Ohio / St. Francis Desales 20 Nehemiah Tanga Jr. F 6-3 194 Reynoldsburg, Ohio / Reynoldsburg 21 Kohie Adams Fr. M 5-10 155 Pittsburgh, Pa. / Moon Area 22 Jack Kossoudji Fr. M 5-8 145 Lewis Center, Ohio / Olentangy Orange 23 Austin Bealer Fr. D 5-9 155 Westerville, Ohio / Westerville North 24 Antonio Zarate Fr. F 6-2 165 Pickerington, Ohio / Pickerington North 25 Bailey Lach Jr. D 5-8 175 Cincinnati, Ohio / Wright State University 26 Guillermo Zarate So. D 5-11 195 Pickerington, Ohio / Pickerington North 29 Rocky Jorgenson Sr. M/D 6-4 220 Lancaster, Ohio / Lancaster 30 Matt Scheper Sr. M/D 6-2 175 Cincinnati, Ohio / Cincinnati Country Day 98 Pedro Garcia Sr. GK 5-10 185 Austin, Texas / Akins 99 Kassim Sindayiheruka Jr. GK 5-10 250 Columbus, Ohio / Walnut Ridge COACHING STAFF: Head coach: Alan Yost (ninth year) Assistant coaches: Billy Thompson (third year), Geovanny Salinas (fifth year), Ryan McClay (second year) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE: 4 – MAWJ UH-WAWD 21 – KOE-hey Adams 7 – moo-JA-HEED awb-dell gaw-knee 22 – Jack KOE-soo-jee 11 – Nick SHAR-fen-berg-ger 24 – Antonio zuh-RAW-tay 13 – Chase GED-diss 25 – Bailey LOCK 14 – Kevin kaz-PAIR-rick 26 – gee-AIR-moe zuh-RAW-tay 17 – Randy ITH (rhymes with ‘myth’) 30 – Matt SHEP-per 20 – Nehemia TAIN-gah 99 – kuh-SEEM sin-DIE-her-ROKE-kuh 4 2021 Game Notes 2021 JCU MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER # Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School 0 Connor Gynn GK Jr. 6-3 Hudson, OH / Hudson 1 Tommy Gallina GK Jr. 6-2 Rochester, NY / McQuaid Jesuit 3 Max Hess D Sr. 5-9 North Olmsted, OH / North Olmsted 4 Chase Fernkorn D Jr. 6-3 Olmsted Township, OH / Olmsted Falls 5 Michael Adelman M Sr. 5-8 Canton, OH / Glenoak 6 Timothy Flannery D So. 5-11 Whitefish Bay, WI / Milwaukee Marquette 7 Michael Burrington F Jr. 6-2 Akron, OH / Archbishop Hoban 8 Mario Abou-Mitri F So. 5-11 Broadview Heights, OH / Brecksville-Broadview Heights 10 Lawrence Cersosimo II M Jr. 5-11 Pittsburgh, PA / Central Catholic 11 Stephen Schutt M Sr. 6-0 Edgewood, KY / Park Hills Covington Catholic 13 Jared Ianiro M Sr. 5-10 Kirtland, OH / Kirtland 14 Connor Mendel D Jr. 5-9 Wadsworth, OH / Wadsworth 15 Nicholas Ruggerio D So. 5-10 Middleburg Heights, OH / Berea Midpark 16 Will Grubbs M Sr. 5-9 Rochester Hills, MI / Notre Dame Prep 17 Gino Romeo F So. 5-9 Erie, PA / Mercyhurst Prep 18 Cooper Bizjak F So. 5-11 Aurora, OH / Aurora 20 Benjamin Hryszko D Sr. 5-10 Strongsville, OH / Strongsville 21 Jared Mattei F Jr. 5-11 Copley, OH / Copley 23 William Turrittin M Sr. 6-0 Medina, OH / Medina 24 Brenden Swann M So. 5-9 North Royalton, OH / Lakewood St. Edward 25 Corey Hunt F So. 6-1 Stow, OH / Stow-Munroe Falls 26 Ian FIelds M So. 5-8 Loveland , OH/ Loveland 27 Izac Coleman D Fr. 5-8 Bedford, OH / Nordonia 28 Hayden Haffner M Fr. 5-10 North Royalton, OH / North Royalton 29 Conner Robinson GK Jr. 6-0 Oconomowoc, WI / Oconomowoc 31 Carter Esterle D Fr. 6-3 Colorado Springs, CO / Pine Creek 33 Roland Herndon D So. 5-9 Colombus, OH / Dublin Jerome 34 Aiden Bozak M Fr. 5-4 Bay Village, OH / Bay 35 Kyle Boehm D Fr. 6-0 Loveland, OH / Milford 36 Daniel Kalic D Fr. 5-11 Mentor, OH / Cleveland Saint Ignatius 37 Ryan Notarianni D Fr. 5-10 Medina, OH / Cleveland Saint Ignatius Coaching Staff Head Coach: Hector Marinaro (15th season) Associate Head Coach: Dejan Mladenovic ‘06 Goalkeeper Coach: Liam McIntosh Graduate Assistant: Jarrod McDowell 21 – KOE-hey Adams Student Managers: Matthew Courtney, Rory Jorgensen 22 – Jack KOE-soo-jee 24 – Antonio zuh-RAW-tay Pronunciation Guide 25 – Bailey LOCK #35 Kyle BA-YM 26 – gee-AIR-moe zuh-RAW-tay #8 Mario ABU-MI-TREE #36 Daniel KAY-LICK 30 – Matt SHEP-per #10 Lawrence SIR-SAS-IMO #37 Ryan NOTE-ARAN-E 99 – kuh-SEEM sin-DIE-her-ROKE-kuh #15 Nicholas RU-JER-IO #20 Benjamin HU-RIZ-KO Head Coach Hector MARE-in-air-oh #21 Jared MA-TAY Assistant Coach DAY-yon MLA-den-oh-vich JCUSports.com 5 THE TEAMS The John Carroll Blue Streaks (1-0, 1-0 OAC) host the Series history Capital Crusaders (2-0, 2-0 OAC). This is the 37th meeting all-time between the teams. Meetings................................................................................36 First Meeting...................................9/23/1989 (0-2) LAST TIME OUT - JOHN CARROLL Most Recent Meeting................10/12/2019 (1-0) On Sunday, March 14, the Blue Streaks returned to the field for John Carroll Wins........................................................26 the first time in quite some time.
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