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Newman Men's Soccer 2010 JETS MEN’S SOCCER 1-2-0 OVERALL, 0-1-0 HEARTLAND NEWMAN MEN’S SOCCER 2010 MATCH NOTES Scott Nuss || NU Sports Information || 3100 McCormick, Wichita, KS 67213 || (316) 942-4291, ext. 2435 || [email protected] 2010 SCHEDULE/RESULTS ST. MARY’S rattlers September (1-2-0) Friday, Sept. 17 // 3 p.m. // St. Mary’s Soccer Field // San Antonio, Texas Thurs., 2 vs. Missouri-St. Louis 0-1, L 2010 Record: 1-1 Heartland Record: 0-1 Mon., 6 vs. Tabor 4-0, W Overall Series: NU leads 4-3 Last Meeting: NU 1, STMU 0 (10/23/09) Briefly: Newman continues its first rotation through the Heartland Conference with a visit to Fri., 10 at Rockhurst Cancelled - T-Storms San Antonio to take on St. Mary’s. The Rattlers are 1-1 this season after a 2-0 loss to Texas A&M Sun., 12 vs. St. Edward’s* 0-1, L International on Sept. 4 in San Antonio. Fri., 17 at St. Mary’s* 3 p.m. Sun., 19 at Texas A&M International* 1 p.m. TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL dustdevils Fri., 24 vs. West Texas A&M 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 19 // 1 p.m. // Dustdevil Soccer Field // Laredo, Texas Sun., 26 vs. Eastern New Mexico 12 p.m. 2009 Record: 2-2 Heartland Record: 1-0 October (0-0-0) Overall Series: TAMIU leads 2-3-1 Last Meeting: NU 0, TAMIU 0 (10/25/09) Briefly: The Jets conclude a swing through southern Texas with a visit to Laredo to take on Texas Sun., 3 at Northeastern State 1:30 p.m. A&M International. The Dustdevils are 2-2 this season with a 2-0 win over St. Mary’s, and a 4-1 Fri., 8 at St. Edward’s* 4 p.m. win over Ouachita Baptist. TAMIU has scored seven goals this season, and has allowed five. Sun., 10 at Incarnate Word 1 p.m. Fri., 15 vs. Texas-Permian Basin* 7 p.m. SIDE-BY-SIDE Sun., 17 vs. Midwestern State 1 p.m. Newman St. Mary’s Texas A&M International Sun., 24 at Truman 12 p.m. 2010 Record 1-2 1-1 2-2 Wed., 27 at Oral Roberts 7 p.m. 2010 Goals Scored 4 3 7 Sun., 31 at Texas-Permian Basin* 1 p.m. 2010 Shots Taken 30 37 44 2010 Shots on Goal 11 23 23 November (0-0-0) 2010 Corner Kicks 24 12 10 Fri., 5 vs. Texas A&M International* 7 p.m. 2010 Saves 9 13 24 Sun., 7 vs. St. Mary’s* 1 p.m. 2010 NEWMAN MEN’S SOCCER ROSTER *-Denotes Heartland Conference Game ## Name Height Class Position Hometown (Prev. School) 00 James Esquivel 5-10 Sr. GK San Antonio, Texas (Tom C. Clark HS) -All home games played at Wilkins Field on the Newman University 1 Robin Allard 6-0 Fr. GK Marmande, France (Lycee Fernand Daguin) campus in Wichita, Kan. 2 Hans Hassell 6-0 So. D San Antonio, Texas (Tom C. Clark HS) 3 Marshall Johnston 5-11 Jr. D San Antonio, Texas (Churchill HS) 4 Will Peppard 5-7 Sr. D Rose Hill, Kan. (Rose Hill HS) 5 Raul De La Torre 6-0 Jr. D Dodge City, Kan. (Dodge City CC) 7 Jordan Saybounkham 5-9 Fr. MF Wichita, Kan. (Southeast HS) 8 Pharouk Hussein 5-4 Jr. D Lawrence, Kan. (Johnson County CC) 9 Eugene Ogbeide 6-4 Jr. F Lagos, Nigeria (Dodge City CC) 10 Brandon Carlos 5-7 So. MF Wichita, Kan. (Northwest HS) 11 Chris Vaughn 6-3 Jr. D Cibolo, Texas (St. Mary’s Univ.) 12 Nathan Nece 5-8 So. F Wichita, Kan. (Kapaun Mt. Carmel HS) 13 Michael Wright 5-10 Jr. F Monrovia, Liberia (Jefferson Coll.) 14 Renato Ramlochan 5-9 Sr. F San Fernando, Trinidad (Naparima Coll.) 15 Brian Cornwell 5-8 So. D Wichita, Kan. (The Independent School) 16 Zac Gramke 5-6 Fr. F Wichita, Kan. (South HS) 17 Blake Jackson 6-1 So. D/MF Wichita, Kan. (Trinity Academy) 18 Nicos Esquivel 5-7 So. MF San Antonio, Texas (Tom C. Clark HS) 19 Rooger Marino 6-0 So. F Quito, Ecuador (St. Paul International HS) 20 Randolph Love 5-8 Jr. D Aurora, Colo. (Dodge City CC) 21 Hugo Rayo 5-11 Jr. MF Dodge City, Kan. (Dodge CityCC) 22 Matt McConnell 6-0 So. F Schertz, Texas (Dana Coll.) 23 Robert Butler 6-2 Fr. MF Wichita, Kan. (Northwest HS) 24 Sebastien Negro 6-0 So. MF Nice, France (Lindenwood Univ.) 25 Abinabh Karmacharya 5-7 Fr. MF Kathmandu, Nepal (Lincoln School) 2010 NEWMAN MEN’S SOCCER - WEEKLY RELEASE - WEEK 3: ST. MARY’S/TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL 2010 JETS MEN’S SOCCER 1-2-0 OVERALL, 0-1-0 HEARTLAND 2010 NEWMAN UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS CLIFF BROWN head coach --23RD SEASON-- UNIVERSITY INFORMATION ALMA MATER: Washington Location .....................................................................................Wichita, Kan. NU RECORD: 208-212-26 Founded ................................................................................................. 1933 OVERALL RECORD: Same Enrollment ............................................................................................ 1,645 Veteran soccer coach Cliff Brown begins his 23rd Nickname ................................................................................................. Jets season at Newman University, where he compiled Colors ........................................................................................... Navy & Red more than 200 wins in NAIA competition. Facility .............................................................................Fugate Gymnasium Brown became just the second coach in school Capacity ................................................................................................ 1,100 history in 1988, four years after the program was founded. Since then, he has Affiliation .............................................................................. NCAA Division 2 guided the Jets to three NAIA national tournament appearances, three NAIA Conference ......................................................................................Heartland regional crowns, seven conference championships, six conference tournament championships, and the 1988 NAIA District 10 championship. President ...........................................................................Dr. Noreen Carrocci Alma Mater ................................................................................Miami (Ohio) Under Brown’s leadership, the men’s program has produced eight First Team All- Director of Athletics.............................................................................Vic Trilli District players, 60 First Team All-Conference players, 27 First Team All-Region Alma Mater ............................................................. Midwestern State (1976) players, seven All-Americans, nine conference players-of-the-year, two regional players-of-the-year, and one NAIA All-Tournament players. Senior Woman Administrator ....................................Maureen “Mo” Rohleder Alma Mater ...........................................................................Newman (1982) Brown’s 39 years of coaching experience includes District 10 Coach of the Year Website ..................................................................... www.newmanjets.com honors. He has been named conference Coach of the Year four times, and regional Coach of the Year three times. He also founded the Newman women’s program in 1989. He coached the Lady Jets for 11 years, COACHING STAFF Head Coach ...................................................................................Cliff Brown His coaching success followed a successful collegiate and professional playing Alma Mater ................................................................................. Washington career. Brown played goalkeeper at the University of Washington, where he earned team MVP, All-Conference, and All-American awards. He was drafted NU Record/Years ..................................................................... 208-212-26/22 by the Seattle Sounders of the North American Soccer League in 1978. Brown Career Record/Years ...............................................................................Same then joined the Major Indoor Soccer League for stints with the Cleveland Force, Assistant Coach .........................................................................Brian Cushing Wichita Wings, Tacoma Stars and Kansas City Comets. He also played for the Office Phone .......................................................... (316) 942-4291, ext. 2197 Toledo Pride (AISA) and Tulsa Ambush (NPSL) as well as with the Wichita Blue and the Oklahoma City Slickers of the United Soccer League (USL). He also Athletic Trainer ................................................................................Cam Clark coached professionally with the Ft. Wayne Flames (AISA), Toledo Pride and teh Shreveport-Bossier Lions (USL D-3). TEAM INFORMATION 2009 Record .........................................................................................3-12-3 BRIAN CUSHING assistant coach 2009 Heartland Record/Finish .........................................................2-7-1/6th --THIRD season-- Brian Cushing is in his third season as an assistant Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................................7/4 coach at Newman University. Cushing was a standout Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...................................................................5/6 soccer player at Newman, where he led the Jets to a Newcomers ................................................................................................ 14 national tournament appearance for the first time in school history in 1996. SPORTS INFORMATION After his graduation from Newman in 1997, Cushing Sports Information Director ...........................................................Scott Nuss went on to play professional soccer for six years. He Office Phone .......................................................... (316) 942-4291, ext. 2435 found immediate success in the professional ranks, leading the Lafayette (La.) Email ............................................................................nusss@newmanu.edu
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