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Charlotte Soccer 2014 SCHEDULE TABLE OF CONTENTS AUGUST STUDENT-AtHLETE SUPPORT - Pages 2-9 Sun. 31 RADFORD Transamerica Field 6 p.m. Facilities - Pages 2-3 Athletic Academic Center - Pages 4-5 SEPTEMBER Strength and Conditioning - Page 6 Fri. 5 COASTAL CAROLINA Transamerica Field 7 p.m. Spirit - Page 7 Tues. 9 at UNC Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. 7 p.m. Media - Pages 8-9 Sat. 13 at Winthrop Rock Hill, S.C. 6 p.m. 2014 SEASON PREVIEW - Pages 10-11 Mon. 15 WOFFORD Transamerica Field 7 p.m. THE ROSTER - Page 12 Sat. 20 at Campbell Buies Creek, N.C. 6 p.m. COACHING STAFF - Pages 13-15 Fri. 26 NEW MEXICO* Transamerica Field 7 p.m. Head Coach Kevin Langan - Page 13 Tues. 30 WILLIAM & MARY Transamerica Field 7 p.m. Assistant Coach Kyle Gookins - Page 14 Assistant Coach Jason Osborne - Page 14 OCTOBER Staff - Joe Crump, Owen Darby and Sean Muldoon - Page 15 Sat. 4 at South Carolina* Columbia, S.C. 7 p.m. MEET THE TEAM - Pages 16-25 Tues. 7 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 7 p.m. THE RETURNING LETTERWINNERS - Pages 16-22 Sat. 11 FIU* Transamerica Field 7 p.m. The Seniors: Monbo Bokar, David Mayer, Robby Thomas Sat. 18 at Old Dominion* Norfolk, Va. 7 p.m. The Juniors: Conor Agnew, Nick Barnhorst, Tues. 21 at Marshall* Huntington, W. Va. 7 p.m. Dominic Bonilla, Biko Bradnock-Brennan, Nick Hensley, Fri. 24 UAB* Transamerica Field 7 p.m. Austin Pack, Kyle Parker Tues. 28 at Wake Forest Winston-Salem, N.C. 7 p.m. The Sophomores: Brandt Bronico, Hans Honer, Max Rodriguez, Luke Waechter NOVEMBER THE NEWCOMERS AND REDSHIrtS- Pages 23-25 Sat. 1 FLORIDA ATLANTIC* Transamerica Field 7 p.m. Ryan Enriquez, Justin Savinon, Sean Bowman, Fri. 7 at Kentucky* Lexington, Ky. 7 p.m. Daniel Bruce, Matej Dekovic, Banks Fisher, Jared Kent, Wed. 12 at C-USA Championships Norfolk. Va. TBD John Nartowicz, Dean Rutherford, Mark Sloan, Harrison Fri. 14 at C-USA Championships Norfolk. Va. TBD Steadman, Malcolm Stewart, Zhuvonte Wilson Sun. 16 at C-USA Championships Norfolk. Va. TBD 2013 SEASON REVIEW - Pages 26-27 Thur. 20 NCAA Tournament First Round TBD 2013 Statistics - Page 26 * - Conference USA match; Conference USA Tourney hosted by Old Dominion home 2013 Honors - Page 27 matches in bold; all times Eastern 2013 Results - Page 27 FORMER 49ERS IN THE PROS - Page 28 THE HISTORY - Pages 29-46 All-Americans - Page 29-30 Charlotte Quick Facts Freshmen All-Americans - Page 30 Location: ........................................... Charlotte, N.C. 28223 All-Region Selections - Page 30 Follow Charlotte 49ers Conference Honors - Page 31-32 Founded: ........................................... 1946 Athletics at: David Schlee Memorial Award Winners - Page 33 Enrollment: ....................................... 26,232 www.charlotte49ers.com The Records - Pages 34-36 Nickname: ......................................... 49ers The Letterwinners - Pages 37 Colors: ............................................... Green and white All-Time Series Results - Page 38 and on twitter: Conference: ....................................... Conference USA College Cup Teams - Page 39 @Charlotte49ers NCAA Tournament Teams - Page 40 Chancellor: ....................................... Dr. Philip L. Dubois Program’s History - Pages 41-42 Athletic Director: ............................. Judy Rose All-Time Results - Pages 42-46 Ticket Office: .................................... 704/687-4949 CONFERENCE USA - Page 47 Associate SID/Soccer: ...................... Brent Stastny THE ADMINISTRATION - Pages 48-49 Office Number: ................................. 704/687-1021 Chancellor Dr. Philip L. Dubois - Page 48 Director of Athletics Judy Rose - Page 49 Fax Number: ..................................... 704/687-4918 THE UNIVERSITY - Pages 50-51 Email .....................................................bmstastn@uncc.edu CITY OF CHARLOTTE - Pages 52-53 49ERS PRIDE - Pages 54-55 Soccer Information SOCCER FACILITIES - Page 56 Head Coach: ..................................... Kevin Langan Charlotte Record: ............................ 27-10-6 (2 years) Career Record: ................................. Same Credits: The 2014 Charlotte Men's Soccer Guide is a publication of Assistant Coach: .............................. Kyle Gookins the Athletic Department’s Media Relations Office. It has been written, Assistant Coach: .............................. Jason Osborne edited and designed by Brent Stastny. Editorial assistance by Gabbie Leeper and Tom Whitestone. Photos by Wade Bruton, Sam Roberts Goalkeeper Coach: ........................... Joe Crump of FreezeFrame photography and Stan Cochrane. Cover created and designed by the Old Graphic Design Co. Director of Operations ..................... Owen Darby Office Number: .................................... 704/687-0724 49ERS SOCCER ACADEMIC AWARDS CoSIDA Academic All-America 2013-14 Tyler Gibson 2009-10 - Adam Gross 2008-09 - Adam Gross 1997-98 - Jim Kunevicius 1996-97 - Jim Kunevicius 1985-86 - Craig Brown CoSIDA Academic All-District III 2013-14 - Tyler Gibson 2012-13 - Thomas Allen Tyler Gibson Giuseppe Gentile 2010-11 - Jennings Rex 2009-10 - Adam Gross 2008-09 - Adam Gross 1998-99 - Christian Lund 1997-98 - Jim Kunevicius Christian Lund Jim Kunevicius Adam Gross 1996-97 - Jim Kunevicius Academic All-American Academic All-American 1985-86 - Craig Brown 2008, 2009 1984-85 - Craig Brown 1996, 1997 1983-84 - Craig Brown 2009 - Adam Gross 1982-83 - Doug Harrell (Student-Athlete of the Yr.) NSCAA Scholar All-America 2008 - Adam Gross 2013-14 - Aidan Kirkbride David Martin 2012-13 - Donnie Smith 2007 - David Martin Tyler Gibson 2006 - Michael Rose 1992-93 - Ian Dennis C-USA Academic All Conference 1991-92 - Aidan Heaney 2013 - Tyler Gibson 1985-86 - Craig Brown (Scholar-Athlete of the Yr.) NSCAA Scholar Aidan Kirkbride All-South Region C-USA Commissioner’s Medallion 2013 - Klay Davis 2013-14 - Jeremy Dennis Tyler Gibson Aidan Kirkbride Aidan Kirkbride Maximiliano Rodriguez Anthony Perez 1998-99 - Anthony Antonucci 2012 - Thomas Allen Christian Lund Tyler Gibson 1997-98 - Brandon Barber Aidan Kirkbride John McDonough Tyler Gibson Donnie Smith Jim Kunevicius Academic All-American 2011 - Tyler Gibson Christian Lund 2013 1996-97 - Jim Kunevicius Donnie Smith Hugh McEniry Award Christian Lund 2009 - Adam Gross 2013-14 Jeremy Dennis Russell Miller 2008 - Adam Gross 2012-13 Jeremy Dennis 1995-96 - Jim Kunevicius David Martin 1997-98 - Russell Miller Metro Conference Medallion 2007 - Kevin Fox 1985-86 - Craig Brown 2006 - Michael Rose 1994 - Randy Sheen 1984-85 - Craig Brown Evan Harding 1993 - Ian Dennis 1983-84 - Craig Brown Sun Belt Academic Athlete of the Year 1982-83 - Doug Harrell 1986-87 - Craig Brown NCAA Post-Graduate 1985-86 - Craig Brown Scholarship A-10 Academic All Conference 1985-86 - Craig Brown 2012 - Tyler Gibson Atlantic 10 Post-Graduate 2011 - Aidan Kirkbride Scholarship Tyler Gibson 2009-10 - Adam Gross Charlotte Soccer Head Coach Kevin Langan sat down with the Charlotte 49ers athletic media relations staff to discuss his goals, thoughts, and outlook for the 2014 season. I know you always want to look forward but just capsulate a little bit of the group that graduated last year (Thomas Allen, Klay Davis, Tyler Gibson, Aidan Kirkbride, Will Mayhew and Anthony Perez) and what they meant to the program? We graduated some fine young men. They had stellar careers here and they really set the standard of what we expect. They left the program certainly in better hands than when they found it. Last year’s seniors won three conference champion- ships, made the NCAA Tournament three of the four years and obviously had that great run in 2011 to the College Cup Championship game. The challenge now is for the new group of players and the players who played with them is to take the program on to bigger and better things. They left behind a fantastic legacy; a legacy of a strong work ethic, blue-collar togetherness and pride in wearing the Charlotte Jersey and we thank them for that. Your overall thoughts or expectations on the season or goals. The goals we have on the locker room walls are clear. We want to be an Elite Eight team every season and we want to be Conference USA Champions. We have fell a bit short these past two seasons despite some wonderful achievements. The guys who are returning have a real appetite to come back and do even better this year. I know we were Atlantic 10 defending champs for several years but now we are the defending Con- ference USA champs. Is the mindset a little different this year? Our motivation will not necessarily be to defend the title but to pursue another title. You want to look forward. If what you did yesterday still looks The 49ers captured the 2013 Conference USA Tournament big to you, then you haven’t done much today. We have to really attack it and go after it again. Other teams title. might be slightly more motivated to play us but our challenge is to get up to play every team. We’re excited, it’s a wonderful conference. We get to play great teams with great facilities. The team that wins either the regular season or the championship in this conference truly deserves it. That is what we are aiming for. What are your thoughts on the schedule? I know we play six teams that made the NCAA’s last year but there are four or five teams beyond that who normally are regular NCAA tournament teams so you could say we almost played double figure NCAA tournament teams this year so what is your thought on our schedule? Every year we set our schedule up to play the best teams in the region and the nation. Last year’s schedule, I believe, was top 10 in the country and this year’s schedule won’t be far behind Let’s look at our goalkeepers. It will be different this year without four year starter, Klay Davis, but we’ve re- turned some guys with experience. What is your thought on that group? We knew that last year’s senior class was a big group that we were going to lose so we really worked hard these last two years to overlap players in our program. Austin Pack has been waiting patiently for his time to play and he has worked extremely hard these past two years.
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