MEN’S SOCCER @GCU_MSoccer MATCH NOTES @gcu_msoccer

Josh Hauser, Assistant Director of Athletic Communications · Office: (602) 639-8328 · Cell: (503) 734-8587 · E-mail: [email protected] SATURDAY, NOV. 4 | GCU STADIUM (6,000) | PHOENIX, ARIZ. 2017 SENIORS GRAND CANYON UNLV LOPES REBELS (7-9-1, 4-4-1 WAC) (9-9, 6-3 WAC) V #2 Jordan Slack #3 Charlie Keating #7 Amer Sasivarevic »» Head Coach: Schellas Hyndman (3rd) S »» Head Coach: Rich Ryerson (8th) »» Offensive Standout: Niki Jackson (Sr.) »» Offensive Standout: Danny Musovski (Sr.) 39 career goals ranks second in WAC history, third in GCU history Conference points and goals leader, Preseason WAC POY (12 g / 6 a) »» Probable Keeper: Jeremy Pollard (R-Fr.) »» Probable Keeper: Enrique Adame (RS-So.) Broke his own GCU Division I record with 14 saves vs. Seattle U (10/27) 24 goals against with a 1.39 GAA, two shutouts #9 Niki Jackson #28 Khadim Seye #33 Aidan McGlothan

WATCH FOLLOW ANALYZE READ 2017 SCHEDULE & RESULTS YurView (Ch. 4/1004) ESPN3, GCU.TV, WAC DN @GCU_MSoccer GCUStats.com GCULopes.com 7-9-1 OVERALL / 4-4-1 WAC / 6-1-1 HOME / 1-8 AWAY AUGUST (0-2) SERIES HISTORY AT A GLANCE Aug. 25 at Omaha L, 2-1 (OT) vs. UNLV »»The Lopes wrap up the regular season, capping off a Aug. 27 at 14 Creighton L, 1-0 (2OT) »»All-Time Record: 1-4-2 season-ending three-game homestand at GCU Stadium. SEPTEMBER (3-3) »»In Phoenix: 0-3 »»Grand Canyon controls its own destiny and would clinch a Sept. 2 at Wisconsin L, 3-1 »»Last meeting: T 2-2 at UNLV (10/14/16) berth in the WAC Tournament with a win. The Lopes could Sept. 7 RV Evansville (YurView / ESPN3) W, 1-0 finish as high as the No. 4 seed in the tournament. Sept. 10 at 23 Pacific L, 2-1 »»The conference tournament, held in Las Vegas this year, PROJECTED STARTERS Sept. 14 UC Riverside W, 5-4 (OT) will take the Top 7 teams in the regular season standings. Sept. 17 Cal State Northridge L, 4-2 based on last three matches »»It’s senior day, with GCU honoring six individuals: Sept. 22 Oral Roberts W, 1-0 (OT) Niki Jackson will leave as GCU’s most decorated Division I soccer player. Jackson ranks second in WAC history and OCTOBER (4-4-1) 21 Drack 14 Jellah third in GCU history in career goals (39). Oct. 1 Houston Baptist* W, 5-2 and are two fifth-year 9 Jackson Jordan Slack Amer Sasivarevic Oct. 6 at CSU Bakersfield* L, 3-2 (OT) seniors who have seen every step of GCU’s transition. Oct. 8 at San José State* W, 1-0 (2OT) 5 Morris Demos 3 Keating Aidan McGlothan played more minutes than anyone on Oct. 13 Incarnate Word* W, 2-0 28 Seye GCU’s roster this season and scored his first two goals. Oct. 15 at UT Rio Grande Valley* L, 2-0 Khadim Seye and Charlie Keating finish off two-year 7 Sasivarevic 33 McGlothan 27 Johnson 23 Day Oct. 20 at Kansas City* L, 2-1 stints with GCU after transferring. Oct. 22 at 16 Air Force* L, 3-1 »»After sustaining an injury in the season opener, Creighton 22 1 Pollard transfer Evan Waldrep made his return last weekend with Oct. 27 Seattle U* T, 1-1 (2OT) Oct. 29 Utah Valley* W, 3-2 (OT) GOAL FLOWCHART limited action. Waldrep was named one of the nation’s Top 3 transfers this offseason by Top Drawer Soccer. NOVEMBER (0-0) »»As a team, GCU isn’t afraid to take shots -- the Lopes rank Nov. 4 UNLV* (YurView / ESPN3) 7 p.m. 5 4 15th nationally at 15.53 shots per match. GCU’s shots are Nov. 8-12 WAC Tournament (Las Vegas, Nev.) 3 getting increasingly accurate as well, as the Lopes are 11th * Denotes WAC games Home games in bold 2 in the country in shots on goal (6.82). All times listed in Arizona Time (MST), equivalent to PT 1 GRAND CANYON »»The Lopes have already played eight games that have gone STAT COMPARISON 1 to overtime this season. GCU is 4-3-1 in such matches. The 2 vs. 3 eight OT games is most since also playing eight in 2007. 4 7-9-1 W-L 9-9 OPPONENTS 5 LAST TIME OUT Visit Pg 25 for more details.» ---OFFENSE--- 1.7 G / G 1.7 »»GCU scored on a PK and allowed a late goal to force a 1-1 15.5 SH / G 13.6 5 draw with No. 22 Seattle U. 4 .106 SH% .122 3 »»The Lopes rebounded from allowing a last second goal on .439 SOG% .469 2 Sunday before scoring in OT for a 3-2 win vs. Utah Valley. ---DEFENSE--- 1

GRAND CANYON Damian German had the golden goal. 1.7 GAA 1.5 1 4.6 SV / G 3.1 2 WHAT’S NEXT .716 SV% .675 3 ---MISCELLANEOUS--- 4 »»If GCU qualifies, they’ll head to Las Vegas for the WAC OPPONENTS 12.4 FL / G 10.5 5 Tournament that is set to begin on Wednesday. 26 / 3 YC / RC 27 / 3 ‹ 1 › MEN’S SOCCER // MEDIA INFORMATION vs.

SUMMED UP LAST THREE GAMES Current placing t-4th SUNDAY, OCT. 22 FRIDAY, OCT. 27 SUNDAY, OCT. 29 Current streak W-1 USAFA, COLO. PHOENIX, ARIZ. PHOENIX, ARIZ. Longest winning streak 2 Longest unbeaten streak 2 1 2 T 1 2 OT 2OT T 1 2 OT T GCU 1 0 1 (22) Seattle U 0 1 0 0 Utah Valley 1 1 0 Longest losing streak 3 1 2 (16) Air Force 1 2 3 GCU 1 0 0 0 2 GCU 1 1 1 3 Last 3 1-1-1 Last 5 1-3-1 Day games (before 6 p.m.) 2-2 Night games (6 p.m. or later) 5-7-1 TO THE MEDIA INJURY INFORMATION vs. top-25 teams* 1-3-1 *in Coaches Poll or Top Drawer Soccer Poll The Grand Canyon Athletics Department is served by Grand Canyon University athletics will abide by HIPAA a communications office staff that works diligently to - a federal privacy act with regard to the release of promote the individual and team accomplishments of injury information. GCU athletes will be required QUICK FACTS student-athletes, coaches and staff. Our staff will fulfill to sign a waiver before their injury information ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS all reasonable requests. is released to the media. If the athlete chooses Physical Address: to withhold that information, GCU officials will be Men’s Soccer Contact Josh Hauser 3300 West Camelback Road, Phoenix, AZ 85017 restricted to informing the media members of their Email [email protected] Stadium Location: playing status only. Office Phone (602) 639-8328 Southwest edge of campus Cell Phone (503) 734-8587 Parking: HOME MEDIA SERVICES Twitter @hauser_josh12 Available in Halo garage, enter at 35th Ave., turn right »»Pre-game notes packets CREDENTIALS »»Pre-game lineups and post-game statistics UNIVERSITY INFO »»A running play-by-play School Grand Canyon University All members of the office follow the guidelines set forth »»Game programs Location Phoenix, Ariz. by the NCAA and the Western Athletic Conference »»Statistical monitors are provided to the TV and Founded 1949 (WAC) in governing the issuance of credentials. All radio broadcasts based on availability. The media is Enrollment 19,500 credential requests should be submitted to the sport encouraged to follow live statistics online through President Brian Mueller contacts. StatBroadcast (GCUstats.com). Vice President of Athletics Mike Vaught Affiliation NCAA Division I INTERVIEW REQUESTS DIVISION I STATUS Nickname Lopes Mascot Thunder When making interview requests through the After accepting an invitation from the Western Colors Purple, Black & White communications office, please allow at least 24 hours Athletic Conference in November 2012, Grand Canyon Conference Western Athletic Conference (WAC) notice. If the time requested with a student-athlete University underwent the NCAA’s mandated four- Athletics Website www.GCULopes.com or coach is longer than normal (for photography year transition period from Division II to Division I. or videography purposes), more advance notice While competing against a fully-Division I schedule SOCCER FACILITY will help ensure that your request will be handled in all sports, GCU was ineligible for postseason play. efficiently. Home and cell phone numbers for players Beginning this year, GCU is a fully-transitioned Home Facility (Capacity) GCU Stadium (6,000) will not be provided. Please do not contact a player or member of NCAA Division I athletics and, for the first Record at GCU Stadium 11-4-2 (.706) coach without scheduling the interview through the time, is eligible for Western Athletic Conference and Opened 2016 communications office. NCAA postseason events.

PROGRAM HISTORY E-MAIL First Year 1985 Releases, game notes and advisories are e-mailed All-Time Record 332-243-54 (.571) to media that cover GCU on a regular basis. Media Division I 30-54-8 (.370) wishing to be added to the e-mail list for a particular WAC 15-28-6 (.367) sport should contact the sport contact. Conference Titles (Div. I) 0 Conference Titles (Div. II) 7 ONLINE National Championships (Div. II) 1 Updated bios, notes, rosters, schedules, statistics LIVE STATS and more will be available throughout the season for Stat Broadcast every sport on GCULopes.com. Specific information GCUstats.com not readily available on the website may be available MEDIA CENTER through the communications office. Please contact Notes, Photos, Highlights, & More the sport representative with your request. GCULopes.com/msoccermedia

‹ 2 › MEN’S SOCCER // ROSTER vs.

2017 NUMERICAL ROSTER POSITIONAL BREAKDOWN GOALKEEPERS (3) NO NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL PREVIOUS No. Name Yr. 0 Corey Marques R-Fr. 0 Corey Marques GK 6-0 160 R-Fr. Mississauga, Ontario, CA St. Aloysius Gonzaga 36 Jeremy Pollard R-Fr. 1 Jeremy Pollard GK 6-4 190 R-Fr. Sydney, Australia Freshwater Senior Akron 99 Shawn Spitzer R-Jr. 2 Jordan Slack D 5-9 160 R-Sr. Ashfield, England Chesterfield DEFENDERS (9) 3 Charlie Keating M 6-1 165 Sr. Palos Verdes, Calif. Palos Verdes UC San Diego No. Name Yr. 2 Jordan Slack R-Sr. 4 Nikolai Shumov M 5-10 160 Fr. Keaau, Hawaii Mission Heights Prep 6 Malik Smith Fr. 7 Amer Sasivarevic R-Sr. 5 Musa Morris Demos M 5-8 150 R-Fr. Lagos, Nigeria Sandra Day O’Connor 22 Marlon Atondo Jr. 6 Malik Smith D 6-0 180 Fr. Brampton, Ontario, CA David Suzuki Secondary 23 Austin Day So. 27 Brandon Johnson So. 7 Amer Sasivarevic D 5-11 170 R-Sr. Munich, Germany Olympus 28 Khadim Seye Sr. 8 Alex Radilla M 5-7 160 Jr. El Paso, Texas Lone Star 30 Cesar Mendez-Garcia Fr. 33 Aidan McGlothan Sr. 9 Niki Jackson F 6-0 175 Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz. Cactus Shadows 10 Evan Waldrep M 5-11 170 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Vista Grande Creighton MIDFIELDERS (14) No. Name Yr. 11 Damian German F 5-9 155 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Maryvale 3 Charlie Keating Sr. 4 Nikolai Shumov Fr. 13 Justin Rasmussen M 6-0 165 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. Bishop Gorman 5 Musa Morris Demos So. 14 Jackson Jellah M 5-9 160 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Sandra Day O’Connor Portland 8 Alex Radilla Jr. 10 Evan Waldrep Jr. 15 Bennett Lehner F 5-10 160 So. Camas, Wash. Camas Dayton 13 Justin Rasmussen Fr. 14 Jackson Jellah Jr. 16 Christian Ramirez F 5-7 155 Jr. Dallas, Texas Lone Star 17 Marco Afonso Fr. 17 Marco Afonso M 6-0 155 Fr. Sandton, Johannesburg, SA St. David’s Marist Inanda 20 Alexander Ramirez Sr. 21 Josh Drack Fr. 18 Andy Alanis F 5-10 160 R-Jr. Glendale, Ariz. Apollo 22 Marlon Atondo Fr. 26 Daniel Moreno So. 20 Alex Ramirez M 5-6 160 R-Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. Ironwood 29 Tyler Hughes Fr. 21 Josh Drack M/F 5-7 150 Fr. Chandler, Ariz. Hamilton 33 Aidan McGlothan Sr.

22 Marlon Atondo M/D 5-7 145 Jr. San Luis, Ariz. San Luis Az. Western FORWARDS (6) 23 Austin Day D 5-9 145 So. Frisco, Texas Centennial No. Name Yr. 9 Niki Jackson Sr. 26 Daniel Moreno M 5-8 150 So. Phoenix, Ariz. Desert Mountain 11 Damian German Jr. 15 Bennett Lehner R-Fr. 27 Brandon Johnson D 5-10 190 R-Fr. Tempe, Ariz. Mountain Pointe 16 Christian Ramirez Jr. 28 Khadim Seye D 6-3 185 Sr. Dakar, Senegal Kent School Monroe 18 Andy Alanis R-Jr. 21 Josh Drack Fr. 29 Tyler Hughes M 5-8 145 Fr. Bellingham, Wash. Squalicum 30 Cesar Mendez-Garcia D 6-0 185 Fr. Spearfish, S.D. Spearfish CLASS BREAKDOWN 33 Aidan McGlothan D 6-4 200 Sr. Gilbert, Ariz. Basha Freshmen 11 Sophomores 3 GK 6-1 185 R-Jr. Tucson, Ariz. Sabino 99 Shawn Spitzer Juniors 9 Head Coach Schellas Hyndman | Eastern Illinois (1972), 3rd Season Seniors 6 Assistant Coach & Recruiting Coordinator Kevin Doyle | Assistant Coach Cizo Mosnia Volunteer Assistant Boris Teoharevic | Grad Assistant Juan Gonzalez HOME STATE Athletic Trainer Octavio Tobar | Performance Coach Ben Paneccasio Arizona 12 Texas 3 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Washington 2 Corey MARQUES MAR-kezz KHADIM SEYE ha-DEEM SAY California 1 Nevada 1 Charlie KEATING KEE-ting MALIK Smith MAL-lick Hawaii 1 Nikolai SHUMOV SHU-mahv South Dakota 1 MUSA Morris DEMOS MOO-sah / DEE-mos International 8 Amer SASIVAREVIC sauce-ih-VAIR-ih-vich Evan WALDREP WALL-drup SCHELLAS HYNDMAN SHELL-iss HIND-man DAMIAN GERMAN DAH-mee-on HER-mahn CIZO MOSNIA CHEE-zo MOZ-nee-uh Bennett LEHNER LAY-ner Boris TEOHAREVIC TEE-oh-hare-ih-vich

‹ 3 › MEN’S SOCCER // BROADCAST ROSTER vs.

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 COREY MARQUES JEREMY POLLARD JORDAN SLACK CHARLIE KEATING NIKOLAI SHUMOV MUSA MORRIS-DEMOS MALIK SMITH AMER SASIVAREVIC GK • 6-0 •160 • R-FR. GK • 6-4 • 190 • R-FR. D • 5-9 •160 • R-SR. M • 6-1 • 165 • SR. M • 5-10 • 160 • FR. M • 5-8 • 150 • R-FR. D • 6-0 • 180 • FR. D • 5-11 • 170 • R-SR. Mississauga, Ontario Sydney, Australia Ashfield, England Palos Verdes, Calif. Keaau, Hawaii Lagos, Nigeria Brampton, Ontario Munich, Germany

8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 ALEX RADILLA NIKI JACKSON EVAN WALDREP DAMIAN GERMAN JUSTIN RASMUSSEN JACKSON JELLAH BENNETT LEHNER CHRISTIAN RAMIREZ M • 5-7 • 160 • JR. F • 6-0 • 175 • SR. M • 5-11 • 170 • JR. F • 5-9 • 155 • JR. M • 6-0 • 165 • FR. M • 5-9 • 160 • JR. F • 5-10 • 160 • SO. F • 5-7 • 155 • JR. El Paso, Texas Scottsdale, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. Las Vegas, Nev. Phoenix, Ariz. Camas, Wash. Dallas, Texas

17 18 20 21 22 23 26 27 MARCO ALFONSO ANDY ALANIS ALEX RAMIREZ JOSH DRACK MARLON ATONDO AUSTIN DAY DANIEL MORENO BRANDON JOHNSON M • 6-0 • 155 • FR. F • 5-10 • 160 • R-JR. M • 5-6 • 160 • R-JR. M/F • 5-7 • 150 • FR. M/D • 5-7 • 145 • JR. D • 5-9 • 145 • SO. M • 5-8 • 150 • SO. D • 5-10 • 190 • R-FR. Sandton, Johannesburg Glendale, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. Chandler, Ariz. San Luis, Ariz. Frisco, Texas Phoenix, Ariz. Tempe, Ariz.

28 29 30 33 99 KHADIM SEYE TYLER HUGHES CESAR MENDEZ-GARCIA AIDAN McGLOTHAN SHAWN SPITZER D • 6-3 • 185 • SR. M • 5-8 • 145 • FR. D • 6-0 • 185 • FR. D • 6-4 • 200 • SR. GK • 6-1 • 185 • R-JR. Dakar, Senegal Bellingham, Wash. Spearfish, S.D. Gilbert, Ariz. Tucson, Ariz.

SCHELLAS HYNDMAN KEVIN DOYLE CIZO MOSNIA BORIS TEOHAREVIC JUAN GONZALEZ Head Coach Associate Head Coach Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Graduate Assistant 3rd Season 1st Season 1st Season 3rd Season 3rd Season

‹ 4 › Grand Canyon Men's Soccer Grand Canyon Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 29, 2017) MEN’S SOCCERAll games // OVERALL STATS vs.

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 7-9-1 6-1-1 1-8 0-0 CONFERENCE 4-4-1 3-0-1 1-4 0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 3-5 3-1 0-4 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att. ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att Aug 25 at Omaha L o t 1-2 853 ason, ii Aug 27 at #14 Creighton L o 2 0-1 1326 erman, Damian Sep 02 at Wisconsin L 1-3 1391 MorrisDemos, Mus Sep 07 EVANSVILLE W 1-0 3506 eating, Carlie 9/10/2017 at #23 Pacific L 1-2 300 Dra, os Sep 14 UC RIVERSIDE Wot 5-4 1626 Mlotan, Aidan Sep 17 CSUN L 2-4 1474 Smit, Mali Sep 22 ORAL ROBERTS Wot 1-0 1891 Aonso, Maro * Oct 01 HOUSTON BAPTIST W 5-2 1127 onson, randon * Oct 6 at CSU Bakersfield L o t 2-3 733 uges, Tler * Oct 08 at San Jose State Wo2 1-0 250 amirez, Ale * Oct 13 INCARNATE WORD W 2-0 658 ella, ason * Oct 15 at UT Rio Grande Valley L 0-2 107 Waldre, van * Oct 20 at UMKC L 1-2 86 Sla, ordan * Oct 22 at #16 Air Force L 1-3 621 Sasivarevi, Amer * Oct 27 #22 SEATTLE U T o 2 1-1 1376 adilla, Ale * Oct 29 UTAH VALLEY Wot 3-2 937 Pollard, erem Marques, Core TEAM STATISTICS GCU OPP Moreno, Daniel SHOT STATISTICS Atondo, Marlon Goals-Shot attempts 28-264 31-248 Da, Austin Goals scored per game 1.65 1.82 asmussen, ustin Shot pct. . 1 0 6 . 1 2 5 ener, ennett Shots on goal-Attempts 116-264 109-248 See, adim SOG pct. . 4 3 9 . 4 4 0 Sumov, iolai S h o t s / G a m e 15.5 14.6 Alanis, And GOAL BREAKDOWN Total P e n a lt y 2 1 onents U n a s s is t e d 5 7 O v e r t im e 4 3 ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho CORNER KICKS 86 86 Pollard, erem Goals off corners 2 3 Marques, Core PENALTY KICKS 2-3 1-1 Total OFFSIDES 34 21 onents PENALTIES F o u ls 210 220 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Yellow cards 26 28 rand Canon Red cards 3 3 onents ATTENDANCE T o t a l 12595 5667 Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/1574 9/630 rand Canon Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 onents

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total rand Canon onents

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total rand Canon onents

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total rand Canon onents

‹ 5 › MEN’S SOCCER // NEWS, NOTES, NUMBERS vs. GCU STADIUM PROVIDES BIG EDGE FRESHMEN MAKING A MARK The much-anticipated inaugural season of GCU Stadium was a huge success, with The future of GCU soccer looks attendance for men’s games jumping from 1,039 per match in 2015 to 2,508 per bright if the play of the Lopes’ match last season. The debut of the facility saw 6,402 fans watch the Lopes double freshmen is any indicator. Four up UCF 4-2 -- the most fans to ever watch a college soccer game in the state. GCU is key freshmen have continually off to a good start so far in 2017, ranking fourth in average attendance. made impacts in their first years playing for the Lopes. Smith Afonso Morris-Demos Drack HOME & ROAD SPLITS After scoring his first collegiate goal against Houston Baptist on Oct. 1, Games Record SH% SOG% G/G GAA SV% Marco Afonso recorded two assists last Friday against CSU Bakersfield. HOME 8 6-1-1 .122 .415 2.5 1.5 .776 AWAY 9 1-8 .080 .480 0.9 1.9 .647 Malik Smith, a key contributor on the Lopes’ back line in 2017, scored his first collegiate goal against CSU Bakersfield on Oct. 6. 2017 TOP ATTENDANCE (FANS PER MATCH - AS OF OCT. 26) Musa Morris Demos, a redshirt freshmen, was the offensive star of the Oct. 1 Rank School Average Rank School Average WAC opener against Houston Baptist. He scored twice and added an assist on the 1 Maryland 4,043 11 UCLA 2,094 evening. Morris Demos is up to 3 goals on the season. 2 UConn 3,676 12 Virginia 2,089 3 South Carolina 3,028 13 Louisville 2,032 Josh Drack has been busy for GCU in 2017 and he added another point to his ledger 4 UC Santa Barbara 2,727 14 Akron 1,837 on Oct. 1. He assisted on GCU’s second goal of the night, feeding a ball to Niki Jackson. 5 Clemson 2,629 15 Utah Valley 1,763 6 Indiana 2,482 16 Grand Canyon 1,714 A SUSPENSEFUL SEASON 7 Wake Forest 2,387 17 UMBC 1,615 Entering the weekend, the Lopes have already played in six overtime matches this 8 Michigan State 2,301 18 UNCG 1,533 season, going 3-3. The mark already ties the 2014 season for the most overtime 9 Creighton 2,121 19 Kentucky 1,422 games played in a Division I season for GCU. The Lopes have not played in more than 10 Portland 2,113 20 Syracuse 1,408 six overtime games in a season since 2007 where they played eight. SENIOR DAY 2K17 2017 OVERTIME GAMES Jordan Slack: seen every step of GCU’s transformation to DI, joining as a freshman Date Opponent OTs Result Game-winner in 2013. A 2017 team captain, he has appeared in 54 matches during his career and 8/25 at Omaha OT L 2-1 Left box at 98’ became a key member of the defense including starting all 19 matches last year. 8/27 at Creighton 2OT L 1-0 Header off corner at 106’ Charlie Keating: joined the GCU soccer program after starting his collegiate career 9/14 vs. UC Riverside OT W 5-4 McGlothan header at 100’ at UC San Diego. Last year, he appeared in 16 matches and scored a goal. This season, 9/22 vs. Oral Roberts OT W 1-0 Keating header at 93’ 10/6 at CSU Bakersfield OT L 3-2 Drive from left wing at 94’ he’s scored three goals, highlighted by an OT game-winner against Oral Roberts. 10/8 at San José State 2OT W 1-0 Jackson leaves feet in box at 107’ Amer Sasivarevic: a member of the Lopes since the beginning of school’s transition 10/27 vs. Seattle U 2OT T 1-1 -- to Division I in 2013. He’s appeared in 60 matches and started in 59 of them, the most 10/29 vs. Utah Valley OT W 3-2 German scores off rebound 98’ among all GCU Division I players. Amer picked up his fifth career assist this season. Niki Jackson: will leave as GCU’s most decorated Division I Soccer Player. He was POLLARD RE-SETS GCU D1 SAVES RECORD the 2016 WAC Offensive Player of the Year after ranking third in the nation in goals In last week’s home opener against Evansville, redshirt freshmen per match. Over his career, he’s logged 39 goals which ranks third in GCU Soccer Jeremy Pollard earned his first collegiate start. It went well for the history and second in WAC history. Australia native, finishing the evening with a clean sheet 1-0 victory Khadim Seye: joined GCU last year after an NJCAA All-American career at Monroe to go along with 9 saves. The 9 saves set a GCU Division I single-game record, besting a mark of 8 saves last set by Kendyl Day. College in New York. A 2017 team captain, Khadim has played in 32 matches for the Pollard Lopes. He scored twice last year, both coming in the GCU Stadium opener. COACHING STAFF SHIFT Aidan McGlothan: Over four years with the Lopes, Aidan has appeared in 43 matches and played over 3,000 minutes of soccer. He’s been a key member of the The Grand Canyon coaching staff added two new GCU defense where he’s started all 17 matches. Aidan scored the first two goals of members in the offseason to replace departing his career this year, highlighted by a game-winner against UCR. assistants. Hyndman added Kevin Doyle and Tarcisio ‘Cizo’ Mosnia to his staff for the 2017 season. MORE HONORS FOR JACKSON Kevin Doyle comes to GCU with a long resume of Doyle Mosnia While his on-field record speaks for itself, Jackson is garnering impressive coaching stops in collegiate soccer. He off-the-field recognition as well. The senior has been named spent the last five seasons at Air Force and had previous stints as the top assistant one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award, a prestigious at Creighton, as well as assistant coach stops at Virginia Tech and Penn State. national honor that combines individual’s athletic success, Cizo Mosnia has an extensive coaching background including an 11-year stint as community service background and academic prowess. the head coach at Eastern Illinois, taking over for Hyndman at the time. Under Jackson joins finalists from the likes of Wake Forest, Michigan his direction, the Panthers went 97-75-19 and claimed four Summit League State, Stanford, Louisville and Indiana. Fan voting is taking place through Nov. 20. Championships. ‹ 6 › MEN’S SOCCER // NEWS, NOTES, NUMBERS vs. JACKSON YEAR 4 Senior forward Niki Jackson is back for his final season with the Lopes. The Scottsdale, Ariz. native is easily Grand Canyon’s most SCOUTING decorated Division I soccer player, coming off of a year where he was named the WAC Offensive Player of the Year and earned NSCAA All- West Region recognition. Jackson scored 16 goals in 18 matches last UNLV season, a goals per game average (0.89) that ranked third nationally. Jackson 2016 Record 10-12-2 (5-4-1) Head Coach Rich Ryerson The forward was named to the MAC Hermann Award Preseason 2017 Record 9-9 (6-3) Season 8th Watch List for the nation’s top collegiate soccer player. Curiously, Conference WAC Record at School (thru ‘16) 67-83-11 Jackson will have to prove himself again in 2017 as the conference’s 2016 Conference Finish 4th Head Coach Record same coaches did not select him as the WAC Preseason Player of the Year, T ROPH Y 2016 Postseason NCAA Tourn. (1-1) Location Las Vegas, Nev. although he did land a spot on the Preseason All-WAC team. AT-A-GLANCE 2016 TOP GOAL SCORERS (GOALS PER GAME) »»Finished 4th in the WAC in 2016 before winning the WAC tournament and winning a Rank Player School Goals Games Avg. first round game in the NCAA tournament via penalty kicks 1 Albert Ruiz FGCU 22 20 1.10 »»Fell to New Mexico early in the season 3-0 – a common opponent for GCU who fell 2-0 2 Cameron Harr Marist 17 19 0.89 in an exhibition match 3 Niki Jackson Grand Canyon 16 18 0.89 »»Downed Oral Roberts with ease, 5-1 the only true non-WAC common opponent 4 Gordon Wild Maryland 17 21 0.81 between the two sides – GCU beat ORU 1-0 in OT 5 Chris Arling New Hampshire 15 19 0.79 »»Fell to Utah Valley 3-2 last weekend before upsetting Seattle 2-1 in 2OT »»Lost to Bakersfield 1-0 and Air Force 3-0, both losses for GCU as well AMONG THE TOUGHEST »»Is 2-1 in overtime games this year, with the only loss a 1-0 loss to Oregon State in Corvallis, Ore. Entering the season, Grand Canyon knew it had a tough non-conference schedule LAST TIME OUT lined up. But there was no predicting that it would be this tough. Six of the Lopes’ seven opponents to date have been in the top-25 at some point this season, while »»Beat Seattle 2-1 in 2OT off a golden goal from Timo Mehlich. Jordan Sanchez scored Omaha and Pacific each have an impressive 7-1 mark on the year. As of Sept. 14, the other goal for the Rebels GCU’s strength of schedule ranked 11th nationally. LAST TIME THEY MET TOUGHEST SCHEDULES (THROUGH THREE WEEKS) »»Oct. 14, 2016 – 2-2 tie in Las Vegas. GCU scored two second half goals and then held off the Rebels in OT to secure the tie. Niki Jackson scored two goals within one minute of Rank Team Conference Rank Team Conference each other to cut the Rebels 2-0 lead to a 2-2 tie 1 Northern Kentucky Horizon 7 Army Patriot 2 Virginia Tech ACC 8 Louisville ACC 3 Rutgers Big Ten 9 Northeastern Colonial 4 Florida Int’l C-USA 10 Dartmouth Ivy 5 Iona MAAC 11 Grand Canyon WAC 6 LIU Brooklyn NEC 12 UTRGV WAC OFFICIALLY OFFICIAL Word was handed down on Wednesday, Aug. 23 that Grand Canyon University’s move to NCAA Division I Athletics had been officially approved by the NCAA. The celebratory notice capped off a four-year transition period across all of the school’s 21 varsity sports teams. During that time, GCU athletic teams competed against a fully-Division I schedule, however could not qualify for postseason events such as conference tournaments and/or national tournaments. With the official stamp of approval, the Lopes can now qualify for WAC Tournaments and NCAA Tournaments immediately. GCU accepted an invite to join the Western Athletic Conference on Nov. 27, 2012 and began the transition during the 2013-14 academic year. While ineligible for postseason competition during the transition, Grand Canyon found success during the four years including numerous WAC regular season titles as a department. During the transitional period, Grand Canyon claimed 14 WAC titles in sports ranging from baseball and softball to golf, tennis and track & field.

‹ 7 › MEN’S SOCCER // NEWS, NOTES, NUMBERS vs. BACK FOR FIFTHS THE CHASE FOR 500 A pair of GCU defenders, Jordan Slack and Amer Currently at 487 career victories, head coach Schellas Hyndman is Sasivarevic, will return for their fifth years at Grand looking to join the illustrious 500-win club. Already cemented as one Canyon after both being granted medical redshirt of the greatest collegiate soccer coaches ever, Hyndman needs just seasons. Slack’s 2015 season was cut short due to injury 20 victories to reach 500 wins, something that only three coaches (limited to just five games) and Sasivarevic’s 2016 was have achieved previously. As it stands now, Hyndman is the sixth- Slack Sasivarevic Hyndman ended after just one game. The two bring a tremendous winningest Division I coach all-time and the second-winningnest amount of experience to GCU’s backline in 2017, combining for 91 games of collegiate active coach. experience in their careers with the Lopes. DIVISION-I ALL-TIME VICTORIES BRING ON THE TRANSFERS Coach Years W L T Pct. Jerry Yeagley 31 544 101 45 .821 GCU’s 2017 roster features a handful of transfers from other four-year schools, with Indiana, 1973-2003 two returning to their Phoenix-area roots after brief stays elsewhere. Stephen Negoesco 39 540 172 66 .737 San Francisco, 1962-2000 2017 TRANSFERS (FROM FOUR-YEAR PROGRAMS) Jack Mackenzie 43 516 258 76 .652 Player From Hometown Quincy, 1696-2011 Evan Waldrep, Defender Creighton Phoenix, Ariz. *Mark Berson 40 498 239 72 .661 Jackson Jellah, Midfielder Portland Phoenix, Ariz. The Citadel 1977; South Carolina 1978-Pres Jeremy Pollard, Goalkeeper Akron Sydney, Australia Michael Parker 34 494 192 33 .710 Lock Haven 1976-83; UNCG 1984-09 Bennett Lehner,Forward Dayton Camas, Wash. *Schellas Hyndman Eastern Illinois 1977-83; SMU 1984-07; 34 487 150 53 .746 #LopesInThePros: TURNING PRO Grand Canyon 2015-Pres Tom Martin A couple of members of the 2016 GCU Men’s Soccer Trine 1977; West Virginia Wesleyan 1978-85; James 38 478 199 68 .687 team have joined the professional soccer ranks. Madison 1986-2014 Freshman defender Hector Montalvo earned All-WAC *Bob Warming and All-West Region honors last season for his defensive Transylvania 1976; Berry 1977-81; Charlotte 1982-88; 39 458 239 82 .641 Creighton 1990-94; Old Dominion 1996; Saint Louis 1997- prowess in 2016 and was rewarded with a professional Montalvo Rodriguez Nieblas 2000; Creighton 2001-09; Penn State 2010-Pres contract. Montalvo departed GCU to join Tigres in Liga John Rennie 36 454 207 48 .674 MX. Montalvo is a product of the FC Dallas Academy. UMass Dartmouth 1972; Columbia 1973-78; Duke 1979-2007 Bob Gray Graduated senior Jose Rodriguez Nieblas also took Charleston So. 1977; Alderson Broaddus 1978-91; Mobile 40 445 268 60 .614 his talents to the professional level, joining nearby FC 1992-94; Marshall 1995-2016 Arizona, a Mesa-based club that competes in the National Premier Soccer League (NPSL). Rodriguez Nieblas actually got the unique opportunity to compete against WALDREP NAMED TOP IMPACT TRANSFER his alma mater when the two teams squared off in spring soccer, a 2-2 draw. Creighton transfer Evan Waldrep is coming to Grand Canyon with DOUBLE-TRIPLE high honors. As named by Top Drawer Soccer, Waldrep is one of this offseason’s Top 3 Impact Transfers. The midfielder has two seasons Some would say that a hat trick is a once-in-a-lifetime achievement. under his belt at Creighton and 26 matches. He scored two goals in his Niki Jackson proved otherwise in 2016 when he recorded two hat freshman campaign including one in the NCAA Tournament. Waldrep Waldrep tracks in a single season. The first came in GCU’s shutout 3-0 win over returns home to his Phoenix roots where he played for CCV Stars, Real IUPUI on Sep. 15 at GCU Stadium. Less than a month later, Jackson Salt Lake Academy and Vista Grande High School. He reunites with posted a road hat trick in a 3-2 win over Houston Baptist on Oct. 6. teammates Musa Morris Demos, Jackson Jellah and Damian German. Jackson Jackson was one of just five players in the country to record two From Top Drawer Soccer: games of three or more goals each. “A quality, technical midfielder that spent the past two seasons at Player School Game 1 Game 2 Creighton, Waldrep moves closer to home with his transfer to the 3 vs. Hartwick 4 vs. Manhattan Cameron Harr Marist budding Arizona program. Composed in the middle of the park with a (8/30) (10/19) quality passing range, playing time shouldn’t be a problem for the former 3 vs. IUPUI 3 vs. Houston Bapt. Niki Jackson Grand Canyon U.S. youth international to make an impression in DI soccer.” (9/15) (10/6) 3 vs. Central Bapt. 3 vs. Memphis Niklas Brodacki Central Arkansas (9/2) (10/18) TOP IMPACT TRANSFERS (TOP DRAWER SOCCER) 3 vs. UNCW 3 vs. Rutgers Albert Ruiz FGCU Player From To (9/17) (9/27) Alexander Knox, Defender Wake Forest UCLA 3 vs. Memphis 3 vs. Lipscomb Hannes Burmeister Georgia State Evan Waldrep, Midfielder Creighton Grand Canyon (8/28) (9/2) Cameron Harr, Forward Marist Virginia

‹ 8 › MEN’S SOCCER // NEWS, NOTES, NUMBERS vs. SEDONA CERTIFIED LOPES PUT IN THE SUMMER TIME For the second straight season, the men’s soccer team headed about two hours Anticipating another program leap in GCU’s first year of Division I postseason north of campus to Sedona, Ariz. for their preseason training. The 10-day trip eligibility, most Lopes players chose to be on campus since May for five days per week serves not only as a destination with cooler temps, but also as an opportunity to of building strength in the weight room or fitness on the field. get away from everyday distractions and focus on just soccer while building team That put Coach Schellas Hyndman’s team in midseason fitness before this month’s chemistry in the process. 10-day training camp in Sedona, which trickles into making them more apt to be the Hyndman: “It’s a beautiful area. The community has really embraced us. It’s an easy team that players and coaches envision for a season-opening road trip. ride. We’re up in the altitude so we’re getting a little bit of fitness training too.” “It makes me happy to say that I didn’t even have to organize it,” said GCU senior forward Niki Jackson. “It was more of an individual effort. Everyone wanted to be here. Players wanted to work hard to have a good season. “One of the biggest differences from last year to this year is we’re all on the same page this time. We came in early. We weren’t worried about getting fit. We were already fit. We just worried about our tactics and what we’ll do to solidify wins on and off the field.” Read more >>

CONFERENCE EXPANDING While the WAC will be without a transitioning school this year now that GCU is a fully- fledged Division I institution, a new transitioning school is set to join the conference for the 2018-19 year. The Western Athletic Conference announced the addition of California Baptist University to the conference on January 13, 2017. The Lancers will begin competition in 15 WAC-sanctioned sports in the 2018-19 academic year. The university continues a meteoric rise which will see it begin the transition to Division I after just SPRING HAS SPRUNG five years at the Division II level, the minimum allowable time period. Spring soccer provided a great opportunity for Grand Canyon to welcome in some The Lancers have had noted success in men’s of the newcomers to develop chemistry prior to Fall 2017. The Lopes went toe-to-toe soccer including an NCCAA Championship in 2011 and 2012. The Lopes are 11-2-1 with some professional competition at GCU Stadium throughout March and April. against the Lancers all-time. With developmental training sessions every morning, the Lopes were then able to put their game to the test against some of the top competition on the Southwest. As the conference sits today, the addition of California Baptist will bring the WAC up to 12 men’s soccer schools (the most of any WAC sport) and nine full members. The GCU’s five-game spring schedule consisted of two matches with Phoenix Rising school is located in Riverside, Calif., the third WAC men’s soccer school in California FC (United Soccer League) as well as one game each against FC Arizona (National (San José State, CSU Bakersfield). Premier Soccer League), University of New Mexico and Yavapai College. Coach Hyndman: “We are very fortunate that we have some professional teams in LOPES TABBED 5TH PRESEASON the environment that are also looking for their preseason games. We were also able to play New Mexico, an NCAA Tournament-type of team. We were able to do a final In the way preseason polling generally goes, the Lopes were picked to finish fifth game with Yavapai College where we played our second team and got them some in the Western Athletic Conference in 2017 after finishing in fifth place in 2016. Niki playing time.” Jackson was the lone GCU player to earn All-WAC Preseason honors, but was not named Preseason Player of the Year despite winning the award last season. In the three contests versus the professional soccer teams, the Lopes were able to record a draw in all three matches. GCU tied Phoenix Rising 2-2 and 1-1 before also PRESEASON COACHES POLL ALL-WAC TEAM tying FC Arizona 2-2. Rank School Points Pos Name School 1 UNLV (5) 90 F Austin Dewing, Jr. AFA 2 Utah Valley (3) 89 F Paul Hoffmeister, Sr. UVU 3 Seattle U (3) 87 F Niki Jackson, Sr. GCU 4 Air Force 72 F Danny Musovski, Sr. UNLV 5 Grand Canyon 70 M Tucker Bone, Jr. AFA 6 CSU Bakersfield 54 M Timo Mehlich, So. UNLV 7 San José State 37 M Sergio Rivas, Jr. SU 8 UTRGV 33 D Nathan Aune, Jr. SU 9 Incarnate Word 29 D Jamie Carey-Morrell, Sr. CSUB T10 Houston Baptist 22 D Giovanny Vazquez, Sr. UVU T10 Kansas City 22 GK John Wendt, Sr. AFA ‹ 9 › MEN’S SOCCER // THE CONFERENCE vs.

CONFERENCE STANDINGS 2017 STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL SCHOOL W-L PCT PTS W-L PCT H A N STRK Air Force 7-0-2 .889 23 13-1-3 .853 11-1-0 2-0-3 0-0-0 W4 AROUND THE WAC Seattle U 5-1-3 .722 18 11-3-3 .735 9-1-1 2-2-2 0-0-0 L1 WAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK UNLV 6-3 .667 18 9-9 .500 6-3 3-6 0-0 W1 Aug. 28 (Offense)...... Eric McWoods, UMKC CSU Bakersfield 4-4-1 .500 13 6-9-1 .406 5-1-0 1-6-1 0-2-0 L1 (Defense)...... Nathan Aune, Seattle U Grand Canyon 4-4-1 .500 13 7-9-1 .441 6-1-1 1-8-0 0-0-0 W1 Sep. 4 (Offense)...... Ryan Osborne, Incarnate Word San José State 4-4-1 .500 13 6-10-1 .382 3-6-0 3-4-1 0-0-0 W1 (Defense)...... Filippo Errico, UMKC Sep. 11 (Offense)...... Gui Leme, Utah Valley UTRGV 3-4-2 .444 11 6-6-3 .500 3-3-3 2-3-0 1-0-0 W1 (Defense)...... Andy Rios, UTRGV Utah Valley 3-4-2 .444 11 6-9-2 .412 3-3-2 3-6-0 0-0-0 L1 Sep. 18 (Offense)...... Damian German, GCU Kansas City 3-6 .333 9 5-9-3 .382 4-3-2 1-6-1 0-0-0 L3 (Defense)...... Trey Pujats, Air Force Sep. 25 (Offense)...... Danny Musovski, UNLV Incarnate Word 3-6 .333 9 5-10-1 .344 2-3-0 2-6-0 1-1-1 W2 (Defense)...... Jeremy Pollard, GCU Houston Baptist 2-8 .200 6 5-10 .333 2-3 2-6 1-1 L5 Oct. 2 (Offense)...... Eric McWoods, UMKC (Defense)...... Josh Adachi, Seattle U INDIVIDUAL LEADERBOARDS Oct. 9 (Offense)...... Danny Musovski, UNLV (Defense)...... Jeremie Charron, CSUB GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GOALS AGST AVG Oct. 16 (Offense)...... Paul Hoffmeister, Utah Valley 1 T-1 1 1 (Defense)...... Andy Rios, San José State 12 7 30 0.63 Oct. 23 (Offense)...... Tucker Bone, Air Force Danny Musovski Austin Dewing Danny Musovski John Wendt UNLV Air Force UNLV Air Force (Defense)...... David Heredia, San José State Oct. 30 (Offense)...... Austin Dewing, Air Force 2 11 7 2 25 2 0.73 (Defense)...... Oscar Chacon, Air Force Eric McWoods Tucker Bone Eric McWoods Esa Aalto Nov. 6 (Offense)...... UMKC Air Force UMKC UTRGV (Defense)...... T-3 T-3 3 3 PRESEASON ALL-WAC 9 6 22 0.84 Niki Jackson 3 tied Niki Jackson Josh Adachi All-WAC Team Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Seattle U Austin Dewing Jr. F Air Force Paul Hoffmeister Sr. F Utah Valley Niki Jackson Sr. F Grand Canyon TEAM LEADERBOARDS Danny Musovski Sr. F UNLV Tucker Bone Jr. M Air Force GOALS ASSISTS GOALS AGAINST AVG SAVES Timo Mehlich So. M UNLV 1 1 1 1 Sergio Rivas Jr. M Seattle U 31 32 0.51 88 Nathan Aune Jr. D Seattle U Air Force UNLV Air Force Houston Baptist Jamie Carey-Morrell Sr. D CSUB 2 2 2 2 Giovanny Vazquez Sr. D Utah Valley 30 31 0.84 80 John Wendt Sr. GK Air Force UNLV Grand Canyon Seattle U CSUB Offensive Player of the Year: Danny Musovski, UNLV 3 3 3 3 Defensive Player of the Year: Nathan Aune, Seattle U 29 29 1.02 79 Seattle U Air Force UTRGV UMKC Projected Order of Finish 4 4 4 4 (1) UNLV, (2) Utah Valley, (3) Seattle U, (4) Air Force, 28 26 1.34 78 (5) Grand Canyon, (6) CSU Bakersfield, Grand Canyon UTRGV Incarnate Word Grand Canyon (7) San José State, (8) UTRGV, (9) Incarnate Word, 5 5 5 5 (T10) Houston Baptist, (T10) Kansas City 25 25 1.47 68 UMKC Seattle U UNLV Utah Valley PAST CHAMPIONS 6 6 6 6 Year Regular Season Tournament 22 18 1.54 56 2016 Utah Valley UNLV UTRGV UMKC Utah Valley UNLV 2015 Seattle U Seattle U T-7 T-7 7 7 2014 UNLV UNLV 20 17 1.57 53 2013 Seattle U Seattle U SJSU/UVU SJSU/UVU CSUB Incarnate Word

‹ 10 › MEN’S SOCCER // NOTABLES vs.

BIG GAMES RECORD WHEN MULTI-GOAL GAMES HIGH-POINT GAMES In regulation...... 3-6 In one overtime...... 3-2-0 Date Opponent Result G Player (MGGs) Date Opponent Result Pts Player In two overtimes...... 1-1-0 9/14 UCR W 5-4 3 D. German (1) 9/14 UCR W 5-4 6 D. German (3g) Shutouts...... 4-2-0 10/1 HBU W 5-2 2 M. Morris Demos (1) 10/1 HBU W 5-2 5 M. Morris Demos (2g/1a) Scoring first...... 5-6-0 9/14 UCR W 5-4 4 Josh Drack (2a/1g) 0 goals...... 0-2-0 10/1 HBU W 5-2 3 N. Jackson (1g/1a) 1 goal...... 3-5-1 10/29 UVU W 3-2 3 Josh Drack (1g/1a) 2 goals...... 1-2-0 3 goals...... 1-0-0 4+ goals...... 2-0-0 Opponent scores first...... 2-4-0 0 goals...... 4-0-0 1 goal...... 0-1-1 2 goals...... 2-2-0 3 goals...... 0-3-0 4+ goals...... 1-1-0 1-goal games...... 5-5 STREAKS CARDS 3+ goal games...... 1-0 At halftime ACCUMULATION Lead.....3-3-0 Trail...... 0-3-0 Tied...... 4-3-1 Through 80 minutes Lead...... 5-0-1 Trail...... 0-6-0 Tied...... 2-2-0 Player More shots than opponent...... 6-3-0 Ramirez, A 3 Less shots than opponent...... 1-5-1 Seye 6* Equal shots as opponent...... 0-1-0 Keating 1 More shots on goal than opponent...... 4-4-0 Afonso 2 Less shots on goal than opponent...... 2-5-1 Sasivarevic 3 Equal shots on goal as opponent...... 1-0-0 Smith 3 1 More fouls than opponent...... 2-5-1 Radilla 1 Less fouls than opponent...... 5-4-0 Lehner 2 Equal fouls as opponent...... 0-0-0 German 2 1 More corner kicks than opponent...... 5-4-0 Less corner kicks than opponent...... 2-4-1 Marques 1 Equal corner kicks as opponent...... 0-1-0 Slack 0 1 Score in one half...... 2-5-1 1 Jackson Score in both halves...... 3-2-0 Jellah 1 Opponent scores in one half...... 3-4-1 Opponent scores in both halves...... 1-3-0

TIME & DATE *Seye: served suspension on 10/22 MONTH Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 0-2-0 3-3-0 4-4-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 *any player or coach who reaches an accumulation of five yellow DAY OF WEEK cards must, by rule, serve a one game suspension in the next S M T W T F S regularly-scheduled match (includes postseason). 4-5-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-0-0 1-3-1 0-1-0 SHUTOUTS TIME OF DAY (local to site) Before 3:00 3:00 - 4:59 5:00 - 6:59 7:00 or later No. Date Opponent Result Shots SOG Saves Keeper(s) 0-1-0 2-1-0 0-1-0 5-6-1 1 9/7 Evansville W 1-0 18-17 7-9 9 Jeremy Pollard 2 9/22 Oral Roberts W 1-0 25-8 11-3 3 Jeremy Pollard 3 10/8 San José State W 1-0 6-17 1-7 7 Jeremy Pollard 4 10/15 Incarnate Word W 2-0 16-6 8-0 0 Jeremy Pollard

‹ 11 › MEN’S SOCCER // TRACKING vs.

GOAL CHART GOAL TICKER # Date Opponent Scorer Assist Min. LOPES 1 8/25 at Omaha N. Jackson C. Keating 40’ * Keating with back touch to Jackson, one-on-one w/ keeper 28 2 9/2 at Wisconsin N. Jackson M. Afonso 65’ 21 12 8 * Afonso crosses to Jackson for first collegiate assist 4 20 3 9/7 vs. Evansville N. Jackson A. Ramirez 75’ 26 18 23 * Jackson redirects ball off free kick to goal 3 1 4 9/10 at Pacific D. German N. Jackson 25’ 27 24 9 17 * German scores on open net after rebound off Jackson shot 19 2 5 9/14 vs. UC Riverside D. German M. Morris 25’ * German beats defender 1-on-1, clear look from top left box 16 14 6 9/14 vs. UC Riverside D. German -- 45’ * Penalty kick after handball in box 7 7 9/14 vs. UC Riverside J. Drack A. Sasivarevic 55’ * Sasivarevic crosses from left wing to Drack from mid box 22 15 8 9/14 vs. UC Riverside D. German Day/Drack 86’ 5 * Passed from low right box 13 9 9/14 vs. UC Riverside A. McGlothan J. Drack 100’ * Free kick, header deflected in to top right of net 10 9/17 vs. CSUN A. McGlothan A. Day 4’ PENALTY KICKS * Save from Regitnig paired to left 11 9/17 vs. CSUN M. Morris Afonso/German 49’ 6 25 * Cross from Afonso off German to the foot 12 9/22 vs. Oral Roberts C. Keating Radilla/Seye 92’ * Gets two touches, scores on header after keeper vacates OFFENSE 13 10/1 vs. Houston Bap. C. Keating Morris-Demos 33’ * Setup to Keating, shot from middle-top of box MONTH-BY-MONTH 14 10/1 vs. Houston Bap. N. Jackson J. Drack 40’ * Low, grounded ball from left of box to right net Month GOALS GOALS PG SHOTS SHOTS PG SHOTS ON GOAL SOG % 15 10/1 vs. Houston Bap. Morris-Demos N. Jackson 45’ August 1 0.5 18 9.0 7 .389 * Shot from just inside box to bottom left goal September 11 1.8 94 15.7 43 .457 16 10/1 vs. Houston Bap. M. Afonso -- 59’ October 16 1.8 152 16.9 66 .434 * Beats three defenders, pokes ball past approaching GK November ------17 10/1 vs. Houston Bap. Morris-Demos -- 87’ TOTALS 28 1.6 264 15.5 116 .439 * Shot deflection falls to Morris Demos who cleans up chance 18 10/6 at CSUB Smith Afonso, Seye 40’ GOALS * Sent from corner, headed to Smith, header to goal 19 10/6 at CSUB N. Jackson M. Afonso 62’ 1ST HALF MOST IN A 1ST HALF 2ND HALF MOST IN A 2ND HALF * Served in by Afonso, shot from Jackson Lopes 14 3 (vs. Houston Bap.) 14 2 (2x, vs. Houston Bap.) 20 10/8 at San José State N. Jackson A. Radilla 107’ Opponent 9 2 (4x) 17 3 (vs. UC Riverside) * Game-winning goal on deflection to foot of Jackson 21 10/13 Incarnate Word C. Keating M. Afonso 14’ * Off free kick, scores from right outside goal line 22 10/13 Incarnate Word N. Jackson Radilla, Keating 17’ * Quick developing one touch to Jackson from top of box NOTABLE GOALS 23 10/20 at UMKC Morris-Demos J. Drack 83’ First 5 minutes: 1: Aidan McGlothan (9/17, 4’) * Header off of corner Last 5 minutes (reg.): 1: Musa Morris Demos (10/1, 87’) 24 10/22 at Air Force J. Drack N. Jackson 11’ Overtime: 3: Aidan McGlothan (9/14, 100’); * Cross from right wing off deflection by defender Charlie Keating (9/22, 92’); 25 10/27 vs. Seattle U N. Jackson -- 63’ Niki Jackson (10/8, 107’); * Penalty kick Damian German (10/29, 98’) 26 10/29 vs. Utah Valley N. Jackson Jellah / Demos 28’ First career: 5: Aidan McGlothan (9/14, 100’); * Ball crossed from right wing into box Josh Drack (9/14, 55’); 27 10/29 vs. Utah Valley J. Drack Jellah / Jackson 70’ Musa Morris Demos (9/17, 49’); * throw-in flicked on by 9, shot from left Marco Afonso (10/1, 59’) 28 10/29 vs. Utah Valley D. German J. Drack 98’ Malik Smith (10/6, 40’) * Shot from 21 saved by 1, rebound falls to 11 Multi-goal games: 2: Damian German (9/14, 3); Musa Morris Demos (10/1, 2)

‹ 12 › MEN’S SOCCER // RANKINGS vs.

RPI TRACKER STAT RANKINGS WEEKLY OPPONENTS IN TOP 100 TEAM STATS IN TOP 50 Aug. 28 -- PREVIOUSLY PLAYED Sep. 4 Pacific 26 Assists Per Game 1.82 Sep. 11 76 Creighton 47 1st in WAC 22nd nationally Sep. 18 108 Wisconsin 40 Points Per Game 5.12 Sep. 25 108 Air Force 20 2nd in WAC 34th nationally Oct. 2 96 Seattle U 56 Oct. 9 122 Saves Per Game 4.59 Oct. 16 131 TO BE PLAYED 4th in WAC 45th nationally Oct. 23 154 UNLV 95 Shots Per Game 15.53 Oct. 30 138 2nd in WAC 15th nationally Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Shots On Goal Per Game 6.82 2nd in WAC 11th nationally

INDIVIDUAL STATS IN TOP 100 NATIONAL POLLS Goals Per Game Niki Jackson 0.56 GCU IN THE POLLS 3rd in WAC 37th nationally Week Coaches TDS Points Per Game Niki Jackson 1.31 Aug. 28 NR NR 3rd in WAC 48th nationally Sep. 4 NR NR Saves Per Game Jeremy Pollard 4.60 Sep. 11 NR NR 3rd in WAC 24th nationally Sep. 18 NR NR Sep. 25 NR NR Oct. 2 NR NR Oct. 9 NR NR Oct. 16 NR NR Oct. 23 NR NR Oct. 30 NR NR Nov. 6 Nov. 13 COACHES POLL TOP DRAWER SOCCER POLL

RANK SCHOOL PREV. RECORD RANK SCHOOL RECORD 1 Wake Forest (16) 1 15-1-1 1 Wake Forest 15-1-1 2 Indiana (7) 2 13-0-4 2 Indiana 13-0-4 3 North Carolina (1) 3 14-2-1 3 North Carolina 14-2-1 4 Stanford 5 12-2-1 4 Stanford 13-2-1 5 Western Michigan 6 14-2-1 5 Akron 13-3-1 6 Louisville 11 11-2-3 6 Western Michigan 14-2-1 7 Florida International 8 11-0-4 7 SMU 12-2-1 8 Michigan State 7 11-2-3 8 Duke 12-3-2 9 Clemson 4 11-4-0 9 Virginia 11-3-3 10 Akron 14 12-2-1 10 Butler 12-4-1 11 Duke 18 12-3-2 11 Florida International 11-0-4 12 Michigan 19 11-4-2 12 Michigan State 11-2-3 13 Southern Methodist 12 12-2-1 13 Louisville 11-2-3 14 Air Force 15 13-1-3 14 Clemson 11-4-1 15 Butler 21 11-4-1 15 Georgetown 12-3-2 16 Virginia 13 10-3-3 16 Michigan 11-4-2 17 Washington 23 12-5-1 17 VCU 10-5-0 18 Georgetown 10 11-3-2 18 Air Force 13-1-3 19 Dartmouth 20 10-3-1 19 Maryland 10-4-3 20 New Hampshire 17 10-2-3 20 Dartmouth 10-3-1 21 Notre Dame 16 9-5-2 21 Notre Dame 10-5-2 22 Virginia Commonwealth RV 10-4-0 22 Massachusetts 12-3-3 23 Seattle 22 10-3-3 23 Coastal Carolina 9-6-1 24 Maryland 9 10-4-3 24 New Hampshire 11-2-4 25 Massachusetts 25 12-2-3 25 Washington 12-5-1 ‹ 13 › MEN’S SOCCER // COACHING STAFF vs.

SCHELLAS HYNDMAN enters his third year at the helm after he was named the third men’s soccer coach at GCU on Jan. 13, 2015. YEAR-BY-YEAR In his two seasons as head coach, Hyndman has taken great strides COLLEGE COACHING RECORD Div. I unless denoted in more than just wins and losses. In 2016 the team debuted at Year Team / School Record GCU Stadium to the largest crowd to watch a college soccer game 1977 Eastern Illinois (Div. II)* 10-4-1 in Arizona history, 6,402 fans. GCU finished No. 7 in the country in 7 average attendance last season with 2,508. While at GCU he has a 1978 Eastern Illinois (Div. II)* 15-5-0 record of 14-19-3 and finished fifth in the WAC in 2016, five spots up 1979 Eastern Illinois (Div. II)* 8 14-4-3 from the year before. 1980 Eastern Illinois (Div. II)* 12-4-0 7 Hyndman brings with him extensive head coaching experience, 1981 Eastern Illinois (Div. I)* 19-2-2 including 31 years of collegiate experience -- 24 years at Southern 1982 Eastern Illinois (Div. I)* 12-3-5 Methodist and the remaining seasons at Eastern Illinois. Hyndman 1983 Eastern Illinois (Div. I)* 16-2-0 has compiled a record of 466-122-49 entering the 2015 campaign, which marks the 12th-highest winning percentage in Division I men’s RECORD AT EASTERN ILLINOIS (7 yrs) 98-24-11 soccer (.770). 1984 Southern Methodist* 10-4-3 1985 Southern Methodist* 17-5-0 Hyndman most recently served as the head coach for FC Dallas of Major League Soccer from 2008-13. He took Dallas to the MLS Cup 1986 Southern Methodist* 15-2-2 Final in 2010, when he was named Coach of the Year. 1987 Southern Methodist* 13-4-1 Before serving as the head coach for FC Dallas, Hyndman took over 1988 Southern Methodist* 12-3-6 SCHELLAS HYNDMAN the SMU men’s soccer program in 1984 and produced winning 1989 Southern Methodist* 15-5-0 seasons in each of his 24 years at the school, finishing with a 368-96- 1990 Southern Methodist* 18-4-1 40 record. With Hyndman at the helm of the men’s soccer program, »»3rd season at Grand Canyon 1991 Southern Methodist* 16-4-1 SMU made 22 NCAA tournament appearances, advancing to the 1992 Southern Methodist* 15-3-3 »»34th season as collegiate head coach quarterfinals 11 times and the College Cup twice. Hyndman won eight conference coach-of-the-year and five regional coach-of-the- 1993 Southern Methodist 11-8-0 »»2010 MLS Coach of the Year (FC Dallas) year honors with the Mustangs. 1994 Southern Methodist* 15-4-1 »»2010 MLS Cup Final appearance Prior to his tenure at SMU, he was named the 1981 National Soccer 1995 Southern Methodist* 16-4-1 »»2000 College Cup appearance (SMU) Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Coach of the Year while 1996 Southern Methodist* 14-5-1 1 4 »»2005 College Cup appearance (SMU) serving as the head coach at his alma mater, Eastern Illinois. That 1997 Southern Methodist* 19-2-1 season, Hyndman’s team finished third in the NCAA playoffs in its 1998 Southern Methodist* 1 15-5-1 »»Qualified for NCAA Tournament in first year at the Division I level. Hyndman was inducted into the EIU 1 4 Hall of Fame in 2001 after taking the Panthers to the NCAA playoffs in 1999 Southern Methodist* 16-4-0 30 of 31 eligible seasons each of his seven seasons. 2000 Southern Methodist* 2 8 20-5-0 2 5 »»11 quarterfinals appearances In 2001, Hyndman was selected to serve as a member of the NSCAA 2001 Southern Methodist* 21-1-0 2 Executive Committee and served as president of the organization 2002 Southern Methodist* 16-1-5 ROAD TO GCU in 2005. He was awarded with the NSCAA Director of Coaching 2003 Southern Methodist* 5 13-6-3 Emeritus title in recognition of outstanding coaching achievements 2004 Southern Methodist* 2 5 16-4-1 Eastern Illinois in 2003, becoming just the fourth coach in the history of the 3 8 organization to achieve the title. 2005 Southern Methodist* 14-6-3 1977 1983 Head Coach 2006 Southern Methodist* 3 6 17-2-4 Following his collegiate playing days, Hyndman played professionally 2007 Southern Methodist* 14-5-2 for the Cincinnati Comets of the American Soccer League in 1975. Southern Methodist RECORD AT SMU (24 yrs) 368-96-40 1984 2007 Head Coach A four-year letterwinner at Eastern Illinois who started for the 1969 2015 Grand Canyon (transitioning) 7-10-0 NAIA championship team, Hyndman earned a bachelor’s degree in 2016 Grand Canyon (transitioning) 7-9-3 FC Dallas physical education in 1973. He then completed his master’s degree in physical education and recreation from Murray State in 1975. 2017 Grand Canyon 7-9-1 2013 2008 Head Coach Hyndman added a degree from EIU in guidance and counseling in RECORD AT GRAND CANYON (3 yrs) 21-28-4 1977. Grand Canyon HC Overall Record (34 yrs) 487-148-55 (.746) 2015 PRES Head Coach * denotes NCAA Tournament qualifier COACHING STAFF 1 Western Athletic Conference Regular Season Championship 2 Missouri Valley Conference Regular Season Championship 3 Conference USA Regular Season Championship KEVIN DOYLE Asst. Coach / Recruiting CIZO MOSNIA Asst. Coach 4 Western Athletic Conference Tournament Championship Doyle comes to GCU for his first season in 2017. Mosnia joins the staff in 2017 after serving as 5 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament Championship Most recently at Air Force, Doyle has a resume high school teacher and soccer coach in Texas. 6 Conference USA Tournament Championship of impressive coaching stops including Creigh- Mosnia previously took over for Hyndman at ton, Virginia Tech and Penn State. Eastern Illinois, winning four league titles. 7 NCAA 3rd Place Finish 8 College Cup Participant, Runner-Up BORIS TEOHAREVIC Volunteer JUAN GONZALEZ Graduate Asst. A graduate of GCU, Teoharevic is active in the Gonzalez is in his third season as the director of Arizona soccer community. He served as the operations graduate assistant after previous head coach at Paradise Valley CC while also stops at LSU, his alma mater, and FC Dallas. working with local clubs throughout the area. Gonzalez handles the day-to-day operations.

‹ 14 › MEN’S SOCCER // GCU STADIUM vs.

With the completion of the new, highly anticipated stadium for the Grand Canyon men’s and women’s soccer programs, the Lopes ushered in a new era of GCU soc- cer as they began calling one of the country’s preeminent collegiate soccer stadiums home on Friday, Aug. 26, 2016. GCU Stadium is a state-of-the-art facility, which features seating capacity for more than 6,000 spectators and includes an academic wing underneath the stadium. At 41,852-square-feet, the stadium will provide 3,000 shaded individual chairback seats and is located in the heart of GCU’s campus. The all-natural turf is surround by a 10-foot grass berm on three sides to house 3,000 additional spectators. Students and alumni enjoy an exclusive tailgating area on a 2,100-square-foot raised, concrete platform on the east side for extra seating that houses the raucous, nationally-recognized Havocs Student Section. In addition to the pitch, the complex includes a spacious indoor facility that features team locker rooms and a satellite training room. Fans also have access to a Lopes team store and 2016 NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S SOCCER a concession stand. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE GCU Stadium hosted its first competitive match on Friday, Aug. 26, 2016 as the men’s soccer team took on Central Florida. In front of 6,402 fans -- the largest crowd to 4,015 Maryland (Big 10) ever see a collegiate soccer game in Arizona -- the Lopes topped the Knights 4-2. 3,823 UConn (American) In its first season, GCU Stadium averaged 2,508 fans per match for men’s soccer, a mark which ranked No. 7 nationally. 3,463 UC Santa Barbara (Big West) 2,845 Cal Poly (Big West) THE BUZZ Already with the only major college men’s soccer program in the state, Grand Clemson (ACC) 2,636 Canyon now is laying in an elite facility and drawing a rabid following for its fall 2,603 Creighton (Big East) equivalent of football. Jeff Metcalfe, AZ Central This is truly one of a kind. To see soccer taken to heart by faculty, administra- 2,508 Grand Canyon (WAC) tors, students, and management -- that’s something special. Cobi Jones 2,458 South Carolina (SEC) Credit Grand Canyon for creating one of the premier atmospheres in college 2,319 Louisville (ACC) soccer. Bryan Cunningman, UCF Head Coach It was a brilliant atmosphere. They’ll win a lot of games here. 2,298 Portland (WCC) Simon Tobin, San José State Head Coach

‹ 15 › MEN’S SOCCER // SUPERLATIVES vs. INDIVIDUAL HIGHS LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Points 6, Damian German, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17, W 5-4 (OT) TEAM OFFENSE Goals 3, Damian German, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17, W 5-4 (OT) Scored 4 goals (5 goals) vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17, W 5-2 Assists 2 (3x), last: Jackson Jellah, vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17, W 3-2 (OT) Scored 5 goals (5 goals) vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17, W 5-2 Scored 6 goals (7 goals) at Point Loma, 10/25/12, W 7-2 Shots 11, Josh Drack, vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17, W 3-2 (OT) Scored 7 goals (7 goals) at Point Loma, 10/25/12, W 7-2 Shots on Goal 4 (3x), last: Josh Drack, vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17, W 3-2 (OT) Scored 8 goals (9 goals) at Hawaii-Hilo, 10/1/11, W 9-0 Saves 14, Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Scored 9 goals (9 goals) at Hawaii-Hilo, 10/1/11, W 9-0 Scored 10 goals (12 goals) vs. College of the Southwest, 10/20/88, W 12-3 Took 20+ shots (28 shots) vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17, W 3-2 (OT) TEAM HIGHS/LOWS Took 25+ shots (28 shots) vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17, W 3-2 (OT) Took 30+ shots (31 shots) vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17, W 5-2 HIGHS Took 35+ shots -- Points 15, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17, W 5-4 (OT) Took 15+ shots on goal -- Took 20+ shots on goal -- Goals 5 (2x), last vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17, W 5-2 Scored 2 goals in a minute at UNLV, 10/14/16, T 2-2 Assists 5, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17, W 5-4 (OT) Scored 3 goals in a half (3 goals) vs. Houston Baptist (1st Half), 10/1/17, W 5-2 Shots 31, vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17, W 5-2 Scored 4 goals in a half -- Shots on Goal 12 (2x), last: at CSU Bakersfield, 10/6/17, L 3-2 (OT) Scored 5+ goals in a half -- Saves 14, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Corner Kicks 10, vs. Oral Roberts, 9/22/17, W 1-0 (OT) INDIVIDUAL OFFENSE Had 5 points (5 points) Musa Morris Demos, vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17 Fouls 19, at Wisconsin, 9/2/17, L 3-1 Had 6 points (6 points) Damian German, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17 Had 7 points -- Had 8+ points -- LOWS Scored 2 goals (2 goals) Musa Morris Demos, vs. Houston Baptist, 10/1/17 Points 0 (2x), last at UTRGV, 10/15/17, L 2-0 Scored 3 goals (3 goals) Damian German, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17 Goals 0 (2x), last at UTRGV, 10/15/17, L 2-0 Scored 4 goals Assists 0 (2x), last at UTRGV, 10/15/17, L 2-0 Scored 5+ goals (5 goals) David Hague, vs. Chaminade, 10/14/06 Had 2 assists (2 assists) Jackson Jellah, vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17 Shots 5, at Creighton, 8/27/17, L 1-0 (2OT) Had 3 assists -- Shots on Goal 1 (2x), last: at San José State, 10/8/17, W 1-0 (2OT) Had 4+ assists -- Saves 0, vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 Took 8 shots (9 shots) Niki Jackson, vs. San José State, 9/30/16 Corner Kicks 1, at Air Force, 10/22/17, L 3-1 Took 9 shots (9 shots) Niki Jackson, vs. San José State, 9/30/16 Fouls 10, at Air Force, 10/22/17, L 3-1 Took 10+ shots (11 shots) Josh Drack, vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17 Took 4 shots on goal (4 SOG) Josh Drack, vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17 Took 5 shots on goal -- Took 6 shots on goal -- OPPONENT HIGHS/LOWS Took 7+ shots on goal -- HIGHS Game-winning goal in OT Damian German (2OT), vs. Utah Valley, 10/29/17 Scored a goal in 2 straight games (2 games) Niki Jackson, 10/27 - 10/29, 2017 Points 12, vs. CSUN, 9/17/17, L 4-2 Scored a goal in 3 straight games (4 games) Niki Jackson, 10/1 - 10/13, 2017 Goals 4 (2x), last: vs. CSUN, 9/17/17, L 4-2 Scored a goal in 4 straight games (4 games) Niki Jackson, 10/1 - 10/13, 2017 Assists 4, vs. CSUN, 9/17/17, L 4-2 Scored a goal in 5+ straight games -- Shots 29, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Shots on Goal 15, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 TEAM DEFENSE Saves 7, vs. UC Riverside, 9/14/17, W 5-4 (OT) Did not allow a goal vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 Did not allow a goal in 2 straight games (2 games) 10/8 - 10/13, 2017 Corner Kicks 12, at Creighton, 8/27/17, L 1-0 (2OT) Did not allow a goal in 3 straight games (3 games) 10/18 - 10/23, 2010 Fouls 22, vs. CSUN, 9/17/17, L 4-2 Did not allow a goal in 4+ straight games -- Limited opponent to under 5 shots (2 shots) vs. IUPUI, 9/15/16 Limited opponent to under 4 shots (2 shots) vs. IUPUI, 9/15/16 LOWS Limited opponent to under 3 shots (2 shots) vs. IUPUI, 9/15/16 Points 0 (4x), last vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 Goals 0 (4x), last vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE Assists 0 (4x), last vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 Had 5 saves (14 saves) Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Had 6 saves (14 saves) Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Shots 6, vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 Had 7 saves (14 saves) Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Shots on Goal 0, vs. Incarnate Word, 10/13/17, W 2-0 Had 8 saves (14 saves) Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Saves 1, at Creighton, 8/27/17, L 1-0 (2OT) Had 9 saves (14 saves) Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Corner Kicks 0, vs. Oral Roberts Had 10+ saves (14 saves) Jeremy Pollard, vs. Seattle U, 10/27/17, T 1-1 Fouls 6 , vs. Evansville, 9/7/17, W 1-0

‹ 16 › MEN’S SOCCER // PLAYER CAPSULES vs.

CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 00 G-GS MIN GAA AVG SV SV% W L T SHO SF Shots Faced 23 at Creighton 8/27 »» Started the first three games of 2017 season. »» Played for Sigma Soccer club of Ontario league and was a member COREY 2016 Redshirt season Saves 3 at Omaha 8/25 Goals Allowed 2 (3x) last: vs. UCR 9/14 of the Canadian U-20 National Team pool. MARQUES 2017 4-3 278:19 7 2.26 8 .533 1 3 0 0 52 »» Chose Grand Canyon because of the “excellent brand new facilities Goalkeeper TOTAL 4-3 278:19 7 2.26 8 .533 1 3 0 0 52 and good fanbase.” R-Fr. • 6-0 • 160 »» Favorites: movie - Friday Night Lights; place to visit - Florida. Mississauga, Ontario

CAREER (*redshirted 2016 season at Akron) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 1 G-GS MIN GAA AVG SV SV% W L T SHO SF Shots Faced 29 vs. Seattle U 10/27 »» Re-set his own GCU D1 record with 14 saves on Oct. 27. »» Has earned starting GK role, recording a GCU Division I record 9 JEREMY 2016 Redshirt season Saves 14 vs. Seattle U 10/27 Goals Allowed 4 vs. CSUN 9/17 saves in a win over Evansville in his first career start on Sept. 7. POLLARD 2017 15-14 1334:20 24 1.62 70 .745 6 6 1 4 195 »» A member of Akron’s 2016 recruiting class that was ranked third Goalkeeper TOTAL 15-14 1334:20 24 1.62 70 .745 6 6 1 4 195 nationally. Zips made an NCAA Tournament in his year with program. R-Fr. • 6-4 • 190 »» Was Sportsperson of Year and played on state and national team. Sydney, Australia CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 2 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» One of four players to start all 19 games last season. 2013 13-5 0 0 0 5 0.000 2 .400 0 0-0 -- Assists ------»» Had one assist in 2016, coming on a Niki Jackson goal in the season JORDAN opener against UCF on Aug. 26. SLACK 2014 6-5 0 2 2 2 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 394 Points ------2016 19-19 0 1 1 9 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 1567 » Career interest is strength and conditioning / performance coach. Shots ------» Defender 2017 11-9 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 739 »» Also ran 1500m and 400m in high school in addition to cross Shots on Goal ------R-Sr. • 5-9 • 160 TOTAL 49-38 0 3 3 16 0.000 2 .125 0 0-0 2700 country. Ashfield, England

CAREER (*played 2014 season at UC San Diego) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 3 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 1 (3x) Last: vs. UIW 10/13 »» Made it back-to-back goals after opening HBU game with a goal. » Netted game-winner in OT on header vs. Oral Roberts on Sept. 22. CHARLIE 2014* 15-12 0 0 0 13 0.000 3 .231 0 0-0 1150 Assists 1 (3x) Last: vs. UIW 10/13 » »» Assisted on GCU’s first goal of 2017, a back heel feed to Jackson. KEATING 2015 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 0 Points 3 vs. UIW 10/13 2016 16-14 1 2 4 13 .077 5 .385 0 0-0 1229 » Scored first career goal in a tight game at Seattle U in 2016. Shots 3 (2x) Last: at CSUB 10/6 » Midfielder 2017 14-10 3 3 9 24 .125 14 .583 2 0-0 1122 »» In high school, was named Bay League MVP. Shots on Goal 3 vs. Oral Roberts 9/22 Sr. • 6-1 • 165 TOTAL 45-36 4 5 13 50 .080 22 .440 2 0-0 3501 »» Hobbies outside of soccer include photography, surfing, hiking.. Palos Verdes, Calif. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 4 GP/GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%GW PK-ATT MIN Goals ------»» Played for Real Salt Lake Academy, and favorite moment was playing against Manchester United in the Dallas Cup. NIKOLAI 2017 ------Assists ------Total ------Points ------»» Received All-Conference first team recognition at Casa Grande’s SHUMOV Mission Heights Prep. Shots ------Midfielder »» Hobbies outside of soccer include jiu jitsu, judo and surfing. Shots on Goal ------Fr. • 5-10 • 160 »» Chose GCU because it’s “a new program with tons of potential.” Keaau, Hawaii CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 5 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 2 vs. HBU 10/1 »» Recorded first multi-goal game against HBU on Oct. 1. » Scored first collegiate goal against CSUN on Sept. 17. MUSA 2016 0-0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 0 Assists 1 (2x) last: vs. HBU 10/1 » »» Out of Phoenix’s O’Connor HS, ranked a top-75 player nationally by MORRIS-DEMOS 2017 16-9 4 3 11 27 .148 12 .444 1 0-0 769 Points 5 vs. HBU 10/1 TOTAL 16-9 4 3 11 27 .148 12 .444 1 0-0 769 Top Drawer Soccer and was 2015 Gatorade Player of the Year. Shots 6 vs. HBU 10/1 Midfielder »» Father, Harry, played collegiate soccer at Santa Clara and spent Shots on Goal 4 vs. UMKC 10/20 R-Fr. • 5-8 • 150 some time in the professional ranks as a reserve. Lagos, Nigeria CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 6 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 1 at CSUB 10/6 »» Saw first action at GCU with a start against Wisconsin on Sept. 2. » Two-year team captain and two-year starter at David Suzuki MALIK 2017 11-7 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 544 Assists ------» TOTAL 11-7 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 544 Points 2 at CSUB 10/6 Secondary School in Brampton, Ontario, Canada. SMITH » Made debut for Canadian national soccer program in 2014 at age 14. Shots 2 at CSUB 10/6 » Defender »» Played for Toronto FC. Shots on Goal 1 (2x) at CSUB 10/6 Fr. • 6-0 • 180 »» Also enjoys playing basketball and likes to vacation in Spain. Brampton, Ontario CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 7 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Received medical redshirt in 2016 after playing one game and getting injured. Returns for fifth season at GCU. AMER 2013 16-16 0 4 4 11 0.000 6 .545 0 0-0 -- Assists 1 vs. UCR 9/14 2014 16-16 0 0 0 11 0.000 1 .091 0 0-0 1140 »» Entering the season, has the most career starts (43) on team. SASIVAREVIC Points 1 vs. UCR 9/14 2015 15-10 0 0 0 4 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 1167 » Was an All-State selection at Salt Lake City’s Olympus HS in 2011-12. Shots 3 vs. Evansville 9/7 » Defender 2017 17-17 0 1 1 11 0.000 2 .182 0 0-0 1532 »» Played club soccer with Utah Soccer Alliance and the prestigious Shots on Goal 1 (2x) at CSUB 10/6 R-Sr. • 5-11 • 170 TOTAL 64-59 0 5 5 37 0.000 9 .243 0 0-0 3839 Real Salt Lake-AZ U18 Academy. Munich, Germany CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 8 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» One of four players to start all 19 games last season. » Played for FC Dallas Academy. Has reached the final four of the ALEX 2014 17-11 1 0 2 13 .077 8 .615 0 0-0 1412 Assists ------» 2015 19-19 0 2 2 18 0.000 7 .389 0 0-0 1465 USSDA Academy League, played with the reserves first team of FC RADILLA Points ------2017 15-12 0 3 3 11 0.000 5 .455 0 0-0 923 Dallas, and was called to the Men’s U.S. National Team training. Shots 2 (3x) last: vs. HBU 10/1 Midfielder TOTAL 51-42 1 5 7 42 .024 20 .476 0 0-0 3800 »» Why GCU? “The environment at this school is incomparable.” Shots on Goal 1 (4x) last: vs. UCR 9/14 Jr. • 5-7 • 160 »» If he wasn’t playing soccer, he’d be playing sand volleyball. El Paso, Texas CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 9 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 1 (9x) last: vs. UVU 10/29 »» Ranks 2nd in WAC history in career goals and 3rd in GCU history. 2013 18-16 5 3 13 57 .088 28 .491 0 2-2 1262 Assists 1 (3x) last: vs. UVU 10/29 »» Named the 2016 WAC Offensive Player of the Year after finishing NIKI 2014 16-8 9 1 19 49 .184 20 .408 3 2-2 991 Points 3 (2x) last: vs. UVU 10/29 third in the country in goals per game (16 goals in 18 matches). JACKSON 2016 18-18 16 2 34 71 .225 35 .493 4 2-3 1426 » Named to the 2017 MAC Hermann Watch List for the nation’s top Shots 7 vs. HBU 10/1 » Forward 2017 16-16 9 3 21 41 .220 24 .585 2 1-2 1326 collegiate soccer player; Senior CLASS Award candidate. Shots on Goal 4 at CSUB 10/6 Sr. • 6-0 • 175 TOTAL 68-58 39 9 87 218 .179 107 .491 9 7-9 5005 »» Recorded two hat tricks in 2016 (9/15 vs. IUPUI, 10/6 vs. Hou. Bapt.) Scottsdale, Ariz. »» Has trained with Portland Timbers, Vermont Voltage, Sereno Club.

‹ 17 › MEN’S SOCCER // PLAYER CAPSULES vs.

CAREER (*played 2015-16 seasons at Creighton) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 10 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Returned on Oct. 27 after sustaining injury in season opener. » Top three Division I “impact transfers” (Top Drawer Soccer). EVAN 2015* 10-0 2 2 6 4 .500 2 .500 0 0-0 266 Assists ------» 2016* 16-2 0 0 0 6 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 530 Points ------»» Notched his second career goal during an NCAA Tournament match WALDREP against Drake on Nov. 22. 2017 3-1 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 92 Shots ------Midfielder TOTAL 29-3 2 2 6 10 .200 2 .200 0 0-0 888 »» Played for CCV Stars with fellow GCU soccer players Musa Morris Shots on Goal ------Jr. • 5-11 • 170 and Jackson Jellah, won State Cup three times. Phoenix, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 11 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 3 vs. UCR 9/14 »» Scored the game-winner in OT against Utah Valley on Oct. 29. » Recorded first career hat trick against UC Riverside on Sept. 14. DAMIAN 2014 17-11 2 2 6 25 .080 9 .360 0 0-0 1393 Assists 1 vs. CSUN 9/17 » 2015 19-19 4 3 11 32 .125 10 .312 1 0-0 1595 Added assist on Sept. 17 for 7-point weekend. WAC Offensive POW. GERMAN Points 6 vs. UCR 9/14 2017 15-10 5 1 11 25 .200 15 .600 1 1-1 960 » Scored the first goal in the history of GCU Stadium against UCF on Shots 5 vs. UCR 9/14 » Forward TOTAL 51-40 11 6 28 82 .134 34 .415 2 1-1 3948 Aug. 26, 2016. Shots on Goal 4 vs. UCR 9/14 Jr. • 5-9 • 155 »» During his senior year of high school, scored 31 times in 40 games. Phoenix, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 13 GP/GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%GW PK-ATT MIN Goals ------»» Has played in two matches for first action of collegiate career. » Nevada State Offensive MVP two years in a row and high school JUSTIN 2017 2/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 9 Assists ------» Total 2/0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 9 Points ------Offensive Player of the Year. RASMUSSEN » Earned Southwest League Offensive Player of the Year after scoring Shots ------» Midfielder 23 goals, the seventh-best mark in the region. Shots on Goal ------Fr. • 6-0 • 165 »» Chose GCU because he was “in love with the campus and program.” Las Vegas, Nev.

CAREER (*played 2015-16 seasons at Portland) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS »» Tallied two assists in team’s win over Utah Valley on Oct. 29. 14 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Transferred from University of Portland where he spent two years. JACKSON 2014* 16-6 0 1 1 7 0.000 3 .429 0 0-0 623 Assists 2 vs. UVU 10/29 2015* 19-12 3 3 9 19 .158 6 .316 1 1-1 1248 Points 2 vs. UVU 10/29 »» Netted the game-winning goal in Portland’s victory over DePaul in JELLAH 2016; named to the Hensor/Zaher Classic All-Tournament team. 2017 17-10 0 3 3 8 0.000 3 .375 0 0-0 795 Shots 2 (3x) last: vs. UVU 10/29 Midfielder »» Played for CCV Soccer Club with Musa Morris and Evan Waldrep. TOTAL 52-28 3 7 13 34 .088 12 .353 1 1-1 2666 Shots on Goal 1 (3x) last: vs. UVU 10/29 Jr. • 5-9 • 160 »» If he wasn’t playing soccer, he’d be playing basketball. Phoenix, Ariz.

CAREER (*played 2016 season at Dayton) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 15 Goals ------»» Transferred from University of Dayton where he spent one season G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN and appeared in 16 games for the Flyers, scoring two goals. BENNETT 2016* 16-3 2 0 4 15 .133 9 .600 1 0-0 717 Assists ------»» Named Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Washington. 2017 14-3 0 0 0 12 0.000 4 .333 0 0-0 432 Points ------LEHNER » Scored 59 goals and tallied 32 assists over high school career. TOTAL 30-6 2 0 4 27 .074 13 .481 1 0-0 1149 Shots 3 vs. Oral Roberts 9/22 » Forward »» Played 17 games with the Portland Timbers Academy. Shots on Goal 1 (4x) last: vs. HBU 10/1 So. • 5-10 • 160 »» Cites older brother, Evan, as his reason for his passion of soccer. Camas, Wash. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 16 GP/GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%GW PK-ATT MIN Goals ------»» Has seen action in 13 contests during his two years with the program. CHRISTIAN 2015 12/3 0 1 1 5 .000 4 .800 0 0-0 379 Assists ------2016 1/0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 28 Points ------»» Played for FC Dallas Academy and the US National Team. RAMIREZ » Chose GCU because of the “world class coaching staff” and being in 2017 ------Shots ------» Forward a “great learning environment to achieve my goals academically.” Total 13/3 0 1 1 7 .000 5 .714 0 0-0 407 Shots on Goal ------Jr. • 5-7 • 155 »» Also considered Tulsa, USF, Syracuse, Kentucky and Elon. Dallas, Texas CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 17 Goals 1 vs. HBU 10/1 »» Scored first collegiate goal against HBU on Oct. 1. G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN »» Logged first assist of collegiate career on Sept. 2 at Wisconsin. MARCO 2017 16-9 1 5 7 16 .063 7 .438 0 0-0 896 Assists 2 at CSUB 10/6 »» Was selected to play for the U-23 Reserve side of the Premier TOTAL 16-9 1 5 7 16 .063 7 .438 0 0-0 896 Points 2 (2x) last: at CSUB 10/6 AFONSO Soccer League Team, Mpumalanga Black Aces, at Age 17. Shots 4 at CSUB 10/6 Midfielder »» Also played cricket. Shots on Goal 2 vs. HBU 10/1 Fr. • 6-0 • 155 »» Hobbies outside of soccer include fishing and riding motor bikes. Sandton, Johannesburg CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 18 Goals ------»» Has scored twice during his GCU career including a narrow 2-1 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN victory at Pacific on Sep. 25, 2015 and at Utah Valley on Oct. 27, 2016. ANDY 2014 11-0 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 237 Assists ------2015 13-0 1 0 2 2 .500 1 .500 0 0-0 172 Points ------»» Named Glendale Union District First Team and Division II Sectional ALANIS First Team in 2013-14. 2017 6-0 0 0 0 5 0.000 1 .200 0 0-0 85 Shots 2 vs. CSUN 9/17 Forward »» Brother, Daniel, played soccer at Pine Manor College in Mass. TOTAL 30-0 2 0 4 11 .182 4 .364 0 0-0 494 Shots on Goal 1 vs. Evansville 9/7 R-Jr. • 5-10 • 160 »» Father, Jose Martin, played semi-pro soccer in La Pieda, Michoacan. Glendale, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS »» Returned to the pitch in 2017 after missing time with injuries. 20 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Competed in 19 matches as a freshman in 2014, earning 11 starts. ALEX 2014 19-11 1 1 3 12 .083 3 .250 0 0-0 1109 Assists 1 vs. Evansville 9/7 2015 1-0 0 0 0 1 0.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 -- Points 1 vs. Evansville 9/7 »» Had both a goald and an assist in a win at UMKC on Oct. 17, 2014. RAMIREZ » Named MVP of his team, District Player of the Year, District First 2017 16-4 0 1 1 10 0.000 2 .200 0 0-0 676 Shots 2 (2x) last: at Pacific 9/10 » Midfielder Team, and Second Team All-State in 2011-12 and 2013-14. TOTAL 36-15 1 2 4 23 .043 6 .261 0 0-0 1785 Shots on Goal 1 at Pacific 9/10 R-Jr. • 5-6 • 160 »» Enjoys watching stand-up comedy shows. Phoenix, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS »» Posted a four-point performance against UC Riverside on Sept. 14, 21 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 1 (2x) last: at AFA 10/22 recording first collegiate goal to go along with two assists. JOSH 2017 16-12 3 5 11 37 .081 14 .378 0 0-0 1049 Assists 2 vs. UCR 9/14 TOTAL 16-12 3 5 11 37 .081 14 .378 0 0-0 1049 Points 4 vs. UCR 9/14 »» Compiled an impressive prep resume, scoring 65 goals and tallying DRACK 32 assists in two seasons. Won state championship in 2016. Shots 11 vs. UVU 10/29 Midfielder / Forward »» 2016 Arizona Gatorade Player of Year and Big Schools Player of Year. Shots on Goal 4 vs. UVU 10/29 Fr. • 5-7 • 150 »» Was named to the Top Drawer Soccer All-American team twice. Chandler, Ariz. »» Has trained with the Portland Timbers Academy.

‹ 18 › MEN’S SOCCER // PLAYER CAPSULES vs.

CAREER (*played 2015-16 seasons at Ariz. Western) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 22 GP/GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%GW PK-ATT MIN Goals ------»» Arizona Community College All-Region first team and Scholar All-American. MARLON 2015* 17/5 0 3 3 ------Assists ------2016* 21/21 1 5 7 ------Points ------»» One of two players on team to start all 21 games as a sophomore in ATONDO 2016. Scored one goal and assisted on five more. 2017 ------Shots ------Midfielder / Defender »» Scored 25 goals and assisted on 48 more during his HS career. Total 38/26 1 8 10 ------Shots on Goal ------Jr. • 5-7 • 145 »» Also ran track & field in high school. San Luis, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 23 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Assisted on one of German’s three goals on Sept. 14 vs. UC Riverside. » Appeared in 16 of the Lopes’ games as a freshman last season. AUSTIN 2016 16-10 0 1 1 8 0.000 3 .375 0 0-0 1068 Assists 1 vs. UCR 9/14 » »» Played for FC Dallas Premier where he was a team Dallas Cup DAY 2017 12-7 0 1 1 4 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 762 Points 1 vs. UCR 9/14 TOTAL 28-17 0 2 2 12 0.000 3 .250 0 0-0 1830 Champion. Qualified for nationals after winning region. Shots 2 vs. ORU 9/22 Defender »» First team All-Region in 2016 and second team All-State in 2015. Shots on Goal ------So. • 5-9 • 145 »» Favorite quote is “Winning is not everything but wanting to win is.” Frisco, Texas CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 26 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Played in four games and started once as a freshman for the Lopes. » Played club soccer for Real Salt Lake where he helped the team DANIEL 2016 4-1 0 0 0 3 0.000 2 .667 0 0-0 79 Assists ------» 2017 1-0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 16 break the national goal record of 150 goals in 37 games in 2015, MORENO Points ------TOTAL 5-1 0 0 0 3 0.000 2 .667 0 0-0 95 chipping in eight of the goals himself. Shots ------Midfielder »» Helped lead his team to a National Championship game. Shots on Goal ------So. • 5-8 • 150 »» Favorite car is 1975-77 Mustang. Phoenix, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 27 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Saw first action of GCU career against CSUN on Sept. 17. » Ready for second year at GCU after redshirting 2016 season. BRANDON 2016 Redshirted season Assists ------» »» Helped his club team, Sereno SC, to a State League Championship. JOHNSON 2017 7-3 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 434 Points ------TOTAL 7-3 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 434 » Part of a team that competed in Surf Cups finals and was once Shots ------» Defender crowned President’s Day Tournament Champion. Shots on Goal ------R-Fr. • 5-10 • 190 »» Also played baseball and football at Phoenix’s Mountain Pointe HS. Tempe, Ariz.

CAREER (*played 2014-15 seasons at Monroe College) SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 28 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Scored two goals in the debut of GCU Stadium last year against UCF. » Played in 18 of the team’s 19 games in 2016. KHADIM 2014* 13-13 4 2 10 31 .129 15 .424 2 1-1 -- Assists ------» 2015* 14-12 0 1 1 8 0.000 3 .375 0 0-1 -- Points ------»» Transferred from Monroe College (New York, N.Y.) where the team SEYE made an appearance in the XV Region Championship. 2016 18-18 2 1 5 26 .077 7 .269 1 1-1 1539 Shots 3 at CSUB 10/6 Defender 2017 14-14 0 2 2 16 0.000 5 .313 0 0-0 1270 »» NJCAA All-American honors and postseason All-Tournament team. Shots on Goal 1 (4x) last: vs. UIW 10/13 Sr. • 6-3 • 185 TOTAL 59-57 6 6 18 81 .074 30 .370 3 2-3 2809 »» At Kent HS (Conn.), led team to league title. Also played basketball. Dakar, Senegal CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 29 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals ------»» Saw first action of GCU career against CSUN on Sept. 17. » At Bellingham, WA’s Squalicum HS, was a varsity member all four TYLER 2017 1-0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 6 Assists ------» TOTAL 1-0 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 6 Points ------years and the team’s MVP three of the years. HUGHES » Won State Championship as a freshman, scoring twice in the final. Shots ------» Midfielder »» Gained experience with Seattle United and Crossfire Academy U18. Shots on Goal ------Fr. • 5-8 • 145 »» If he wasn’t playing soccer, he’d be playing tennis. Bellingham, Wash. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 33 G-GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK MIN Goals 1 (2x) last: vs. CSUN 9/17 »» Scored first two goals of career within five minutes of game time, including an OT game-winner against UC Riverside on Sept. 14. AIDAN 2014 9-4 0 0 0 2 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 528 Assists ------2015 3-0 0 0 0 1 0.000 0 0.000 0 0-0 25 »» Assisted on goal in team’s regular season finale at Akron last season. McGLOTHAN Points 2 (2x) last: vs. CSUN 9/17 2016 15-9 0 1 1 8 0.000 2 .250 0 0-0 923 » His favorite high school sports memory was recording a hat trick. Shots 3 vs. HBU 10/1 » Defender 2017 17-17 2 0 4 13 .154 6 .462 1 0-0 1595 »» Also ran cross country in high school and featured a 4.0 GPA. Shots on Goal 2 vs. UMKC 10/20 Sr. • 6-4 • 200 TOTAL 44-30 2 1 5 24 .083 8 .333 1 0-0 3071 »» Brother, Gabe, plays basketball at Army. Gilbert, Ariz. CAREER SEASON HIGHS BIO HIGHLIGHTS 99 G MIN GA AVG SV SV% W L T SHO SF Shots Faced ------»» Enters fourth season with GCU program. » Named All-Conference and All-Southern Arizona first team as a SHAWN 2014 Redshirted season Saves ------» 2015 0/0 0 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 Goals Allowed ------senior at Sabino HS in Tucson in 2013. SPITZER »» In club soccer, collected 22 shutouts in 30 games as his squad Goalkeeper 2016 1/0 12 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 2017 ------finished third in the state championships. R-Jr. • 6-1 • 185 »» Father, Eric, played college basketball at Pacific. Tucson, Ariz. Total 1/0 12 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0

‹ 19 › MEN’S SOCCER // GAME-BY-GAME vs.

GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3

FRI. Caniglia Field SUN. Morrison Stadium SAT. McClimon Soccer Complex AUG. Omaha, Neb. AUG. Omaha, Neb. SEPT. Madison, Wisc. 25 4 p.m. MST | Attendance: 853 27 5 p.m. MST | Attendance:1326 2 5 p.m. MST | Attendance:1391

14 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 0-3-0 1-0-2 1 2 0 1 1 3 5’ | Mark Segbers (1)

40’ | Niki Jackson (1) 35’ | Chris Mueller (1) 48’ | Mike Catalano (2) 65’ | Niki Jackson (2) 74’ | Xavier Gomez (1) 98’ | Emmanuel Hamzat (1) 106’ | Marios Lomis (1) TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS

SHOTS 1 2 OT T SHOTS 1 2 OT 2OT T SHOTS 1 2 T GCU 5 7 1 13 (6) GCU 2 3 0 0 5 (1) GCU 5 3 8 (3) OMAHA 5 8 2 15 (5) CREIGHTON 9 6 5 3 23 (3) WISCONSIN 7 7 14 (6) SAVES 1 2 OT T SAVES 1 2 OT 2OT T SAVES 1 2 T GCU 1 2 0 3 GCU 1 0 1 0 2 GCU 1 2 3 OMAHA 2 2 1 5 CREIGHTON 0 1 0 0 1 WISCONSIN 2 0 2 CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT T CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT 2OT T CORNER KICKS 1 2 T GCU 1 1 0 2 GCU 0 3 1 0 4 GCU 2 2 4 OMAHA 4 3 0 7 CREIGHTON 7 2 1 2 12 WISCONSIN 2 0 2 FOULS 1 2 OT T FOULS 1 2 OT 2OT T FOULS 1 2 T GCU 10 6 0 16 GCU 8 7 0 0 15 GCU 10 9 19 OMAHA 3 5 0 8 CREIGHTON 6 6 1 1 14 WISCONSIN 4 9 13

IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... After scoring the first goal of the game, Grand Canyon For the second time in as many matches, GCU allowed Grand Canyon ended its three-game stretch of road went on to lose to Omaha in overtime, 2-1, in the sea- an overtime goal and dropped a tough decision to No. games to open the season with a 3-1 loss to Wisconsin. son opener. The Mavericks (1-0-0) used an impressive 14 Creighton. The Bluejays’ golden goal came in the In the process, Niki Jackson picked up his second game-winning goal to the top right corner of the net 106th minute, ending the match just four minutes shy goal of the season. Jackson cut the Badgers’ lead to to complete the comeback win over GCU (0-1-0). of ending in a scoreless draw. two with his goal in the 65th minute. Freshman Marco Afonso was credited with the assist, the first of his Niki Jackson scored his first goal of the season in the Hyndman was impressed with the Lopes’ effort collegiate career. 40th minute on a nice entry from Charlie Keating. GCU against a top team, but noted that Creighton had GCU led for nearly 35 minutes, before controversy struck back on its heels for most of the contest. Unlike GCU’s first two matches of the season where when an official ruled that goalkeeper Corey Marques neither opponent was able to score in the first 70 Creighton finally broke through off of a set piece on stepped too far back into the goal when he made minutes, Wisconsin got on the board early. After Amer a corner in the 106th. Subbing in a taller player, the a save. The call sent the game to OT where Omaha Sasivarevic took the game’s first shot, the Badgers Bluejays scored on a header off the corner. prevailed. quickly responded with a goal just 4:04 into the game. ‹ 20 › MEN’S SOCCER // GAME-BY-GAME vs.

GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6

THUR. GCU Stadium SUN. Knoles Field THUR. GCU Stadium SEPT. Phoenix, Ariz. SEPT. Stockton, Calif. SEPT. Phoenix, Ariz. 7 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 3506 10 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 300 14 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 1,626

23 4-1-0 1-3-0 1-4-0 6-0-0 0-5-0 2-4-0 0 1 1 2 4 5 10’ | Emilio Huerta (1) 25’ | Damian German (1) 25’ | Damian German (2) 45’ | Damian German (3) 55’ | Josh Drack (1) 56’ | Tyson Fox (2) 64’ | A. Lokossou (1) 62’ | Alfredo Alcala (2) 82’ | Anthony Lopez (1) 75’ | Niki Jackson (3) 86’ | R. Garcia-Vargas (1) 86’ | Damian German (4) 100’ | A. McGlothan (1) TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS

SHOTS 1 2 T SHOTS 1 2 T SHOTS 1 2 OT T EVANSVILLE 7 10 17 (9) GCU 7 5 12 (5) UC RIVERSIDE 6 9 2 17 (8) GCU 2 16 18 (7) PACIFIC 7 8 15 (6) GCU 9 8 2 19 (12) SAVES 1 2 T SAVES 1 2 T SAVES 1 2 OT T EVANSVILLE 1 5 6 GCU 0 4 4 UC RIVERSIDE 2 5 0 7 GCU 4 5 9 PACIFIC 3 1 4 GCU 2 2 0 4 CORNER KICKS 1 2 T CORNER KICKS 1 2 T CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT T EVANSVILLE 5 4 9 GCU 0 1 1 UC RIVERSIDE 1 2 0 3 GCU 0 3 3 PACIFIC 4 3 7 GCU 2 6 0 8 FOULS 1 2 T FOULS 1 2 T FOULS 1 2 OT T EVANSVILLE 2 4 6 GCU 2 2 4 UC RIVERSIDE 7 10 1 18 GCU 6 1 7 PACIFIC 4 8 12 GCU 5 10 0 15

IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... In another amazing home opener at GCU Stadium, the Thanks to an early goal from Damian German -- his A wild shootout of a soccer match was ended just Lopes pleased a crowd of 3,506 by bringing home a first of the season -- the Lopes led undefeated and No. seconds shy of the 100-minute mark as Aidan McGlo- victory for the first time in 2017. 23-ranked Pacific 1-0 at the break. than’s first career goal was a golden goal as the Lopes staved off UC Riverside 5-4. In the 75th minute, Alex Ramirez took a free kick The tides turned in the second half, however, with the from well outside the box. After grazing the head of Tigers scoring twice in a 10-minute span. This gave The visiting Highlanders scored three unanswered a Purple Aces’ defender, Niki Jackson headed the ball the home team a 2-1 lead with under 30 minutes to goals to take a 4-3 lead with under five minutes to into the net for his third goal of the year. play, and they would not relinquish the lead. play. But Damian German netted the equalizer and McGlothan headed in the game-winner. Jeremy Pollard set the GCU Division I record with 9 Grand Canyon dropped its third game by a one-goal saves, coming in the redshirt freshmen’s first ever margin this season, all coming against top-25 com- German recorded a hat trick in regulation to send the collegiate start. Pollard relied heavily on the crossbar, petition. The Lopes were without three starters in Lopes to their fifth consecutive home victory, dating which prevented Evansville from 3 or 4 scores alone. Charlie Keating, Jordan Slack and Khadim Seye. back to 2016.

‹ 21 › MEN’S SOCCER // GAME-BY-GAME vs.

GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9

SUN. GCU Stadium FRI. GCU Stadium SUN. GCU Stadium SEPT. SEPT. OCT. Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz. 17 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 1,474 22 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 1,891 1 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 1,127

5-2-0 2-5-0 2-3-1 3-5-0 3-4 (0-2) 4-5 (1-0) 4 2 0 1 2 5 4’ | A. McGlothan (2) 6’ | E. Usen Jr. (5) 33’ | Charlie Keating (2) 40’ | Niki Jackson (4) 45’ | Nicholas Grinde (1) 45’ | M. Morris Demos (2) 49’ | M. Morris Demos (1) 51’ | Dominick Faletto (2) 59’ | Marco Afonso (1)

83’ | Papi Diouf (2) 77’ | Gianluca Natera (1) 86’ | Daniel Trejo (3) 92’ | Charlie Keating (1) 87’ | M. Morris Demos (3) TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS

SHOTS 1 2 T SHOTS 1 2 OT T SHOTS 1 2 T CSUN 5 7 12 (7) ORAL ROBERTS 3 5 0 8 (3) HOUSTON BAPTIST 8 7 15 (7) GCU 6 6 12 (5) GCU 7 15 3 25 (11) GCU 15 16 31 (11) SAVES 1 2 T SAVES 1 2 OT T SAVES 1 2 T CSUN 2 1 3 ORAL ROBERTS 5 3 2 10 HOUSTON BAPTIST 2 4 6 GCU 1 2 3 GCU 1 2 0 3 GCU 4 1 5 CORNER KICKS 1 2 T CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT T CORNER KICKS 1 2 T CSUN 1 2 3 ORAL ROBERTS 0 0 0 0 HOUSTON BAPTIST 4 3 7 GCU 2 3 5 GCU 5 4 1 10 GCU 4 1 5 FOULS 1 2 T FOULS 1 2 OT T FOULS 1 2 T CSUN 13 9 22 ORAL ROBERTS 4 5 1 10 HOUSTON BAPTIST 9 7 16 GCU 6 5 11 GCU 5 8 0 13 GCU 6 7 13

IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... After a red card issuing in the 56th minute, GCU held Charlie Keating’s first touch on the ball went straight GCU opened WAC play with a decisive 5-2 victory over a 2-2 score with CSUN despite being down a man. The in the air. But when he landed back on the turf, he was Houston Baptist, tying a season-high with five goals Matadors finally broke through, however, scoring facing an open net with the ball floating back within in the process while recording its largest margin of twice in the final 10 minute and handing GCU its first his reach. The second touch found the back of the net, victory in 2017. home loss of the season on Sunday night. GCU’s five- and the Lopes topped Oral Roberts 1-0 less than two “We caused a lot of problems for them,” head coach match winning streak was snapped. minutes into overtime. Schellas Hyndman said. “I thought we created a lot of An odd deflection of a GCU shot led to a quick-develop- GCU was without reigning WAC Offensive Player of the really good chances in the first half, especially on the ing CSUN run-out on the counter attack. Jordan Slack Week Damian German and Niki Jackson played just 31 left flank...” was whistled for the red card on the takedown. minutes. GCU’s 31 shots set a new Division I program record, The Lopes were forced to play the final 34 minutes The Golden Eagles committed a red card in the 35th surpassing the 30 shots taken at Stetson on Sept. 8, down a man, 10-v-11. minute that had the Lopes up a man for the final 55. 2013.

‹ 22 › MEN’S SOCCER // GAME-BY-GAME vs.

GAME 10 GAME 11 GAME 12

FRI. CSUB Main Soccer Field SUN. Spartan Soccer Complex FRI. GCU Stadium OCT. OCT. OCT. Bakersfield, Calif. San José, Calif. Phoenix, Ariz. 6 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 733 8 3 p.m. MST | Attendance: 250 13 4 p.m. MST | Attendance: 858

4-6 (1-1) 4-6 (2-1) 5-6 (2-1) 2-9-1 (0-4-1) 3-8-1 (1-4) 6-6 (3-1) 2 3 1 0 0 2 14’ | Charlie Keating (3) 17’ | Niki Jackson (7) 40’ | Malik Smith (1) 56’ | Jeremie Charron (1) 62’ | Niki Jackson (5) 79’ | J. Carey-Morrell (4) 94’ | S. Mentel (3) 107’ | Niki Jackson (6) TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS

SHOTS 1 2 OT T SHOTS 1 2 OT 2OT T SHOTS 1 2 T GCU 7 16 0 23 (12) GCU 3 1 1 1 6 (1) INCARNATE WORD 2 4 6 (0) CSUB 5 6 2 13 (9) SAN JOSÉ STATE 5 6 1 5 17 (7) GCU 10 6 16 (8) SAVES 1 2 OT T SAVES 1 2 OT 2OT T SAVES 1 2 T GCU 4 1 1 6 GCU 1 2 0 4 7 INCARNATE WORD 5 1 6 CSUB 4 6 0 10 SAN JOSÉ STATE 0 0 0 0 0 GCU 0 0 0 CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT T CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT 2OT T CORNER KICKS 1 2 T GCU 3 3 0 6 GCU 1 1 1 1 4 INCARNATE WORD 1 2 3 CSUB 5 4 0 9 SAN JOSÉ STATE 1 2 0 0 3 GCU 3 4 7 FOULS 1 2 OT T FOULS 1 2 OT 2OT T FOULS 1 2 T GCU 5 3 1 9 GCU 3 4 1 0 8 INCARNATE WORD 7 7 14 CSUB 4 7 0 11 SAN JOSÉ STATE 6 4 2 0 12 GCU 2 5 7

IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... The Lopes fired off 23 shots with 12 coming on goal, Behind the late-game heroics of Niki Jackson, the Charlie Keating scored a goal and assisted on a goal but CSU Bakersfield pulled off a come-from-behind Grand Canyon men’s soccer team won in two over- while Niki Jackson scored for the fourth consecutive victory to defeat Grand Canyon 3-2 in overtime. times at San José State. Jackson scored in the 107th match as the Lopes cruised to a 2-0 win. minute, just three minutes shy of the match ending in The Roadrunners scored in the 79th minute to force GCU’s defense limited UIW to 6 shots, none on target, a draw. overtime and had a few more good looks as regulation in its fourth shutout victory of the season. Just two- ran out. CSUB controlled the possession in the over- To begin the play, Marco Afonso keyed a free kick thirds of the way through the season, Grand Canyon time period and broke through in the 94th minute. from near midfield. Afonso’s kick sailed down into already set a program Division I record for shutout the box where Alex Radilla left his feet to send the wins in a season. GCU got the better of the scoring opportunities on the ball towards the goal. The ball found the vicinity of evening, but an impressive performance turned in by “I was really pleased with the defense and how well Jackson who left his feet to redirect the ball to the CSUB goalkeeper Detre Bell kept the ‘Runners in the we worked,” Hyndman said. “I thought Charlie had a back of the net. game. Bell finished with 10 saves. really good game.”

‹ 23 › MEN’S SOCCER // GAME-BY-GAME vs.

GAME 13 GAME 14 GAME 15

SUN. UTRGV Soccer Complex FRI. Durwood Stadium SUN. Cadet Soccer Stadium OCT. OCT. OCT. Edinburg, Texas Kansas City, Mo. USAFA, Colo. 15 1 p.m. CT | Attendance: 107 20 7 p.m. CT | Attendance: 86 22 3 p.m. MT | Attendance: 621

16 6-7 (3-2) 5-5-2 (2-3-1) 6-8 (3-3) 5-5-2 (2-3-1) 6-9 (3-4) 5-5-2 (2-3-1) 0 2 1 2 1 3 11’ | Josh Drack (2) 20’ | Diego Serfaty (3) 40’ | Eric McWoods (9) 34’ | Tucker Bone (4) 46’ | Angel Lopez (2) 62’ | Austin Dewing (2) | Danny Han (2) 83’ | M. Morris Demos (4) 75’ 90’ | Angel Lopez (3) TEAM STATS TEAM STATS TEAM STATS

SHOTS 1 2 T SHOTS 1 2 T SHOTS 1 2 T GCU 3 8 11 (5) GCU 4 11 15 (11) GCU 3 4 7 (4) UTRGV 3 2 5 (3) UMKC 5 4 9 (5) AIR FORCE 6 8 14 (7) SAVES 1 2 T SAVES 1 2 T SAVES 1 2 T GCU 1 0 1 GCU 2 1 3 GCU 2 2 4 UTRGV 1 4 5 UMKC 4 6 10 AIR FORCE 2 1 3 CORNER KICKS 1 2 T CORNER KICKS 1 2 T CORNER KICKS 1 2 T GCU 1 4 5 GCU 4 6 10 GCU 0 1 1 UTRGV 1 1 2 UMKC 1 1 2 AIR FORCE 1 0 1 FOULS 1 2 T FOULS 1 2 T FOULS 1 2 T GCU 7 9 16 GCU 7 10 17 GCU 7 3 10 UTRGV 5 4 9 UMKC 6 6 12 AIR FORCE 7 4 11

IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... The first 60 seconds of the second half didn’t go as After trailing 2-0, the Lopes turned the tide in the GCU took a 1-0 lead and appeared to go up 2-0, but the planned as GCU was whistled for a yellow card and final 10 minutes and nearly pulled off the improbable goal was negated and No. 16 Air Force scored three proceeded to allow the game-defining goal in a 2-0 comeback. But an offsides call in the final minute unanswered for the win. loss at UTRGV. negated what would have been the game-tying goal in The Lopes struck first in the 11th minute, the fastest a 2-1 loss. Less than one minute into the second half, UTRGV sent goal by an Air Force opponent this season. Jellah a cross into the box that was headed home by Angel GCU got on the board in the 83rd minute when Musa crossed from the right wing past Niki Jackson; the Lopez. GCU gave up a meaningless goal in the final Morris Demos scored on a header off of a Josh Drack ball was deflected by a defender straight to Josh seconds when it had all of its bodies forward looking corner kick. Drack who scored his second goal of the season. for the equalizer. Morris Demos got an open look in the final seconds of GCU had two goals negated in the match. One on a The Vaqueros ended a stretch of 245 minutes where the match, but the keeper deflected it. Niki Jackson close offsides call and another on an out of bounds the Lopes had not allowed an opposing goal. scored on the rebound, but was called offsides. ruling.

‹ 24 › MEN’S SOCCER // GAME-BY-GAME vs.

GAME 16 GAME 17

FRI. GCU Stadium SUN. GCU Stadium OCT. OCT. Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Ariz. 27 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 1,376 29 7 p.m. MST | Attendance: 937

11-2-3 (5-0-3) 6-9-1 (3-4-1) 6-9-2 (3-4-2) 7-9-1 (4-4-1) 1 1 2 3 4’ | Karson Payton (2) 28’ | Niki Jackson (9)

63’ | Niki Jackson (8) 70’ | Josh Drack (3) 90’ | C. Baddley (1) 83’ | Nathan Aune (2) 98’ | Damian German (5) TEAM STATS TEAM STATS

SHOTS 1 2 OT 2OT T SHOTS 1 2 OT T SEATTLE U 7 14 4 4 29 (15) UTAH VALLEY 5 13 1 19 (9) GCU 6 5 2 2 15 (5) GCU 14 9 5 28 (9) SAVES 1 2 OT 2OT T SAVES 1 2 OT T SEATTLE U 1 2 1 0 4 UTAH VALLEY 2 2 2 6 GCU 5 6 1 2 14 GCU 2 5 0 7 CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT 2OT T CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT T SEATTLE U 3 4 1 2 10 UTAH VALLEY 1 4 1 6 GCU 3 3 0 0 6 GCU 2 2 1 5 FOULS 1 2 OT 2OT T FOULS 1 2 OT T SEATTLE U 3 7 0 1 11 UTAH VALLEY 10 10 1 21 GCU 9 4 1 1 15 GCU 4 8 3 15

IN 100 WORDS... IN 100 WORDS... Jeremy Pollard recorded 14 saves and limited No. 22 GCU rebounded from a last-second Utah Valley goal Seattle U to one goal as GCU and Seattle ended in a 1-1 that sent the game to overtime, scoring on a Damian draw. German golden goal and defeating the Wolverines 3-2 in a critical WAC matchup. “Jeremy was outstanding. I rated him as the player of the match,” Hyndman said. “He handled balls well The Lopes remained unbeaten in their last five match- in the air. The goal that was scored on him was an es at GCU Stadium. outstanding goal.” “I played Josh (Drack) a pretty good through ball, and The Lopes struck first on a penalty kick which Niki he took a wonderful shot,” German said. “I was just Jackson converted. Seattle U tied the game, and both waiting for wherever he (the keeper) was going to teams went scoreless in overtime. let it go. As soon as he made that save, I made a sprint and I was right there.”

‹ 25 ›