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2019 HISTORY & RECORDS CONTENTS 1 Career Records 2 Season Records 3 Match/Team Records 4-6 Awards and Accolades 7-8 Pilots in the Pros 9 Season Summaries 10 Season Leaders 11 Postseason History 12 Portland Invitational History 13 All-Time Roster 14-15 All-Time Series Records 16-19 Year-by-Year Results 2019 PORTLAND MEN’S SOCCER CAREER RECORDS Points Years Shots Attempted (Since 1988) Years 1. 167 Jim Tursi (66g 35a) 1977-80 1. 239 Davide Xausa (46 Goals) 1994-97 2. 138 Scott Benedetti (54g 30a) 1985-88 2. 213 Joe Leonetti (37 Goals) 1988-91 3. 116 Davide Xausa (46g 24a) 1994-97 3. 188 Linus Rhode (40 Goals) 1992-95 4. 110 Joe Leonetti (37g 36a) 1988-91 4. 180 Nate Jaqua (29 Goals) 2000-02 110 Mark Miller (49g 12a) 1981-84 5. 169 Eddie Sanchez (28 Goals) 2013-16 6. 107 Linus Rhode (40g 27a) 1992-95 6. 166 Jim Clarke (34 Goals) 1990-93 7. 101 Jeff Fenske (46g 9a) 1980-83 7. 163 Kelly Gray (32 Goals) 1999-01 8. 98 Jim Clarke (34g 30a) 1990-93 8. 158 Collen Warner (20 Goals) 2006-09 9. 89 Chris Brown (33g 23a) 1995-98 9. 157 Steven Evans (24 Goals) 2010-12 10. 80 Nate Jaqua (29g 22a) 2000-02 10. 152 Chris Brown (33 Goals) 1995-98 Points Per Game Shots Per Game (Since 1988) 1. 3.34 Jim Tursi (50 Games) 1977-80 1. 3.93 Conor Casey (28 Games) 1999-00 2. 2.64 Conor Casey (28 Games) 1999-00 2. 3.32 Davide Xausa (72 Games) 1994-97 3. 2.07 Vince Ortega (27 Games) 1977-80 3. 3.05 Nate Jaqua (59 Games) 2000-02 4. 2.02 Jeff Fenske (50 Games) 1980-83 4. 3.02 Jim Tursi (50 Games) 1977-80 5. 1.94 Dave Cook (18 Games) 1978,80-81 5. 2.96 Steven Evans (53 Games) 2010-12 6. 1.70 Scott Benedetti (81 Games) 1985-88 6. 2.91 Kelly Gray (56 Games) 1999-01 7. 1.61 Davide Xausa (72 Games) 1994-97 7. 2.62 Jeff Betts (21 Games) 1991-92 8. 1.51 Mark Miller (73 Games) 1981-84 8. 2.60 Eddie Sanchez (65 Games) 2013-16 9. 1.43 Linus Rhode (75 Games) 1992-95 9. 2.54 Joe Leonetti (84 Games) 1988-91 10. 1.36 Kelly Gray (56 Games) 1999-2001 10. 2.51 Linus Rhode (75 Games) 1992-95 Goals Kasey Keller 1. 66 Jim Tursi 1977-80 Saves 2. 54 Scott Benedetti 1985-88 1. 346 Luis Robles (95 Ga) 2003-06 3. 49 Mark Miller 1981-84 346 Austin Guerrero (101 Ga) 2007-10 4. 46 Davide Xausa 1994-97 3. 338 Joe Garaventa (41 Ga) 1977,79-81 46 Jeff Fenske 1980-83 4. 303 Kasey Keller (55 Ga) 1988-91 6. 40 Linus Rhode 1992-95 5. 283 Paul Christensen (104 Ga) 2014-17 7. 37 Joe Leonetti 1988-91 6. 273 Curtis Spiteri (82 Ga) 1999-02 8. 34 Jim Clarke 1990-93 7. 250 Brent Mayes (45 Ga) 1980-83 9. 33 Chris Brown 1995-98 8. 181 Justin Baarts (79 Ga) 2009, 2011-13 10. 32 Gordon Williamson 1978-80 9. 149 Greg Maas (68 Ga) 1984-87 32 Kelly Gray 1999-01 10. 143 Brian Casola (43 Ga) 1995-98 Goals Per Game Saves Per Game 1. 1.32 Jim Tursi (50 Games) 1977-80 1. 4.51 Joe Garaventa (75 Games) 1977,79-81 2. 1.11 Conor Casey (28 Games) 1999-00 2. 4.44 Luis Robles (78 Games) 2003-06 3. 0.92 Jeff Fenske (50 Games) 1980-83 3. 4.43 Stuart Dobson (30 Games) 1992-94 4. 0.89 Dave Cook (18 Games) 1978,80-81 4. 4.22 Austin Guerrero (82 Games) 2007-10 5. 0.67 Mark Miller (73 Games) 1981-84 5. 3.93 Paul Christensen (72 Games) 2014-17 0.67 Scott Benedetti (81 Games) 1985-88 6. 3.85 Brent Mayes (65 Games) 1980-83 7. 0.64 Davide Xausa (72 Games) 1994-97 7. 3.70 Kasey Keller (82 Games) 1988-91 8. 0.59 Vince Ortega (27 Games) 1977-80 8. 3.68 Scott Hileman (28 Games) 1992-94 9. 0.58 Benji MIchel (53 Games) 2016-18 9. 3.59 Curtis Spiteri (76 Games) 1999-02 10. 0.57 Kelly Gray (56 Games) 1999-01 10. 3.55 Justin Baarts (40 Games) 2009, 2011-13 Game Winning Goals (Since 1985) 1. 15 Davide Xausa 1994-97 Goals Against Avg (Min. 500 Minutes) 2. 13 Rob Baarts 1987-90 1. 0.64 Kasey Keller (55 Ga, 7765 Min) 1988-91 3. 12 Nate Jaqua 2000-02 2. 0.88 Scott Hileman (25 Ga, 2565 Min) 1992-94 12 Benji Michel 2016-18 Davide Xausa 3. 0.90 Todd Lawton (37 Ga, 3704 Min) 1995-98 5. 11 Joe Leonetti 1988-91 4. 0.92 Kienan Weekes (16 Ga, 1563) 2016-18 6. 10 Alex Elliott 2005-07 5. 1.02 Jeff Gadawski (28 Ga, 2459 Min) 1984-86 10 Yari Allnutt 1989-92 6. 1.03 Brian Casola (43 Ga, 3739 Min) 1995-98 8. 9 Christopher Sanders 2003-04, 2006 7. 1.06 Curtis Spiteri (82 Ga, 6953 Min) 1999-02 9 Linus Rhode 1992-95 8. 1.17 Austin Guerrero (101 Ga, 7777 Min) 2007-10 10. 8 Chris Brown 1995-98 9. 1.18 Luis Robles (95 Ga, 7260 Min) 2003-06 Assists 10. 1.20 Stuart Dobson (38 Ga, 2854 Min) 1992-94 1. 36 Joe Leonetti 1988-91 Shutouts 2. 35 Jim Tursi 1977-80 1. 43.0 Kasey Keller 1988-91 3. 30 Scott Benedetti 1985-88 2. 28.0 Curtis Spiteri 1999-02 30 Jim Clarke 1990-93 3. 22.0 Austin Guerrero 2007-10 5. 29 Andrew Gregor 1994-97 4. 22.0 Joe Garaventa 1977, 79-81 6. 27 Linus Rhode 1992-95 5. 21.0 Luis Robles 2003-06 7. 24 Davide Xausa 1994-97 6. 3.93 Paul Christensen (72 Games) 2014-17 24 Vince Ortega 1977-80 7. 19.5 Greg Maas 1984-87 9. 23 Chris Brown 1995-98 8. 20.0 Paul Christensen 2014-17 10. 22 Nate Jaqua 2000-02 9. 12.0 Brian Casola 1995-98 Assists Per Game 12.0 Todd Lawton 1995-98 1. 0.89 Vince Ortega (27 Games) 1977-80 2. 0.70 Jim Tursi (50 Games) 1977-80 Bold indicates player returning this season 3. 0.46 Rey Ortiz (35 games) 2016- NOTE: a player must have played at least 15 games to qualify for 0.46 Brian Hahn (39 Games) 1980-82 a given listing. 0.46 George Trano (24 Games) 1979 5. 0.43 Conor Casey (28 Games) 1999-00 0.43 Joe Leonetti (84 Games) 1988-91 0.43 Martin Loftus (40 Games) 1977-78,80-81 8. 0.41 Andrew Gregor (70 Games) 1994-97 0.41 Phil Cebula (27 Games) 1977-80 Conor Casey 0.41 Jim Clarke (74 Games) 1990-93 #1 2019 PORTLAND MEN’S SOCCER SEASON RECORDS Points Year Assists Per Game Year 1. 64 Jim Tursi (26g 12a) 1977 1. 0.76 Rey Ortiz (17 Game) 2017 2. 53 Conor Casey (23g 7a) 1999 2. 0.70 Joe Leonetti (20 Games) 1991 3. 44 Scott Benedetti (17g 10a) 1987 3. 0.61 Jim Clarke (18 Games) 1993 4. 43 Jeff Fenske (20g 3a) 1982 4. 0.56 Linus Rhode (18 Games) 19935 5. 42 Jim Tursi (16g 10a) 1978 5. 0.55 Scott Benedetti (22 Games) 1988 6. 41 Jim Clarke (15g 11a) 1993 6. 0.54 Vince Ortega (24 Games) 1977 7. 38 Davide Xausa (15g 8a) 1995 7. 0.50 Conor Casey (10 Games) 2000 38 Scott Benedetti (16g 6a) 1985 0.50 Scott Benedetti (20 Games) 1987 9. 36 Joe Leonetti (13g 10a) 1989 0.50 Jim Tursi (24 Games) 1977 10. 34 Davide Xausa (14g 6a) 1997 10. 0.48 Alex Elliott (21 Games) 2007 Points Per Game Shots Attempted 1. 2.94 Conor Casey (18 Games) 1999 1. 151 Jim Tursi (26 Goals) 1977 2. 2.67 Jim Tursi (24 Games) 1977 2. 77 Davide Xausa (14 Goals) 1997 3. 2.28 Jim Clarke (18 Games) 1993 3. 75 Conor Casey (23 Goals) 1999 4. 2.20 Scott Benedetti (20 Games) 1987 4. 69 Nate Jaqua (10 Goals) 2002 5. 2.15 Jeff Fenske (20 Games) 1982 5. 68 Scott Benedetti (7 Goals) 1988 6. 2.11 Davide Xausa (18 Games) 1995 Scott Benedetti 6. 66 Joe Leonetti (13 Goals) 1989 7. 2.10 Conor Casey (10 Games) 2000 7. 65 Jim Clarke (15 Goals) 1993 8. 1.90 Scott Benedetti (20 Games) 1985 65 Steven Evans (14 Goals) 2012 9. 1.79 Davide Xausa (19 Games) 1997 65 Eddie Sanchez (12 Goals) 2013 10. 1.68 Jeff Fenske (19 Games) 1983 10. 64 Joe Leonetti (9 Goals) 1991 1.68 Kelly Gray (19 Games) 1999 Shots Per Game Goals 1. 6.29 Jim Tursi (24 Games) 1977 1. 26 Jim Tursi 1977 2. 4.17 Conor Casey (18 Games) 1999 2. 23 Conor Casey 1999 3. 4.05 Davide Xausa (19 Games) 1997 3. 20 Jeff Fenske 1982 4. 3.82 Eddie Sanchez (17 Games) 2013 4. 17 Scott Benedetti 1987 5. 3.61 Jim Clarke (18 Games) 1993 5. 16 Jim Tursi 1978 6. 3.50 Conor Casey (10 Games) 2000 16 Scott Benedetti 1985 3.50 Chris Brown (18 Games) 1998 7. 15 Davide Xausa 1995 8.
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