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November 25-29, 1980

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Message from ... Harry Fritz, NAIA Executive Director

The 22nd Annual NAIA Soccer Championship Tournament marks the culmination of another year of phenomenal growth for collegiate and amateur soccer. The number of varsity teams in the NAIA has steadily increased with over 200 of NAIA's more than 500 member institutions now sponsoring the sport on an intercollegiate basis. 1980 marks the second year that the tournament has been hosted by Sangamon State University at Springfield, Illinois. Sangamon State has re ceived national acclaim for its innovative and highly regarded academic programs. Sponsorship of an event of this scope and importance is a tribute to the growing popularity of soccer and involves the dedication and involve ment of many. We especially wish to acknowledge the support and encour agement of SSU President Dr. Alex Lacey, Tournament Director Dr. Wilbur Moulton, Host Athletic Director Aydin Gonulsen and Bill Taylor, local busi nessman who has been invo·lved in the promotion of Sangamon State's soccer program from its inception. This is the second year of the expanded 10-team championship format. The eight area winners have advanced to the nationals by winning their district and area tourneys. The eight area teams are joined by an at-large entry, the highest team in the final NAIA poll that did not survive its area championship playoff. These nine are joined by a strong Sangamon State host team. The NAIA maintains that the intercollegiate athletics program is inte gral to the total educational program. We salute those whose attendance, advertising and support make possible this great event.

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On behalf of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, I'd like to welcome everyone to th e 22nd Annu al NAIA National Soccer Ch ampionship th is week at Sangamon State University. Soccer is clearly the most rapidly growing sport that our organization sponsors championship events in. It is apparent that this growth is not unique to our program, but rather a national trend. We honestly believe, however, that NAIA soccer is among the best to be found in the country. Congratulations to the ten teams involved in this tournament. May this event be a highlight of your intercollegiate career and may each coach and athlete bring honor to himself, his team and the institution he represents. The NAIA expresses deepest appreciation to the Dr. Pepper Company and Sangamon State University in producing this championship event in the great city of Springfield, Illinois. This tournament is just one more example of the NAIA's belief that intercol legiate athletics is an integral part of the total educational experience.

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On behalf of the City of Springfield and the entir e City Council, I would like to welcome the 1980 National Inter collegiate Athletic Association's Soccer Tournament to the Capital City.

We are again proud to be the host City of a tournament which boasts so many teams with outstanding credentials. We hope your stay in Springfield is both enjoyable and rewarding, and that the NIAA Soccer Tournament will return to Springfield many times in coming years.

I would like to wish each of the teams in the tournament, as well as every fan in attendance, a very successful stay in Springfield. Good luck to each and every one of you during the t ournament. We are very happy to have you here!

Sincerely, J. MICHAEL HOUSTOrl IIIAYOR ~~~SR~~· J\jMICHAEL HOUSTON MAYOR Municipal Building Springfield, Illinois 62701 (217) 789-2200 Greetings:

As Governor of Illinois I am pleased to send greetings to everyon e participating in the NAIA National Soccer Tournament .

We are honored to be the hosts once again for this great tour nament a nd on behalf of the 11 million people of Illinois , I am proud to welcome you t o Sangamon State University .

I know t hat you will all come away winners, either by title or t h rough t he experiences shared during these four days .

Best of luck to all of you !

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" IN BUSINESS TO SERVE YOU" Sangamon State University is delighted to welcome the NAIA National Soccer Tournament to the Un iversity and the Springfield community again this year. Soccer was established as the University's first intercollegiate sport four years ago, and the community and local schools support more than 150 compet itive soccer teams with much of that competition taking place on the University's fields. Kiwanis Field, where the Tournament is being played, was built with community contributions and is an indicator of the importance of soccer to the community and the University. While you are here I would invite you to tour our facilities and visit with our students, faculty and staff. We are particularly proud of our new Public Affairs Center, which serves as a focal point for our community activities as well as providing extensive faculty office and classroom space. If there is anything anyone at the University can do to make your visit at Sangamon State more enjoyable please let us know. Have a good Tournament and come back and see us again.

Alex 8 . Lacy, Jr., President Sangamon State University

small and informal and Sangamon State is a liberal arts university offering students. Classes are generally to affect the students innovative as well as traditional academic students have exceptional opportunity own education. programs and individualized instruction. Established direction and focus of their percent of whom hold in 1969 as the first of two senior institutions, instruction The faculty, more than 70 backgrounds. They bring begins at the junior year and continues through the doctorates, come from diverse education, business, graduate level. to their students expertise from - but teaching As Illinois' Public Affairs University, SSU is man government and public administration Faculty also serve individual stu dated to educate people for public service and to pro is their first priority. . vide government with qualified personnel. In fulfilling dents as academic advisers of 3,683, the University this mandate, SSU offers academic programs which With a 1980-81 enrollment in Springfield, Illinois' prepare students for careers in the public sector. The operates from two campuses is located on a 740-acre University also addresses itself to a variety of govern capital city. The Main Campus of the city center, near Lake ment needs through research, special courses, projects site six miles southeast a Capital Campus located and internships. Springfield. SSU also operates in downtown In addition, SSU is charged with fostering an active just four blocks from the Statehouse understanding of contemporary problems and public Springfield. marks the completion of policy. This is accomplished through credit courses on The 1980-81 school year on-campus housing complex and current topics - Public Affairs Colloquia - and through the University's first Though still primarily a com an annual PAC Intersession. The Intersession regularly the Public Affairs Center. housing has increased brings to campus nationally-known experts for an in muter institution, on-campus students. The Public Affairs depth examination of important public issues. SSU's accessibility to many 2,000-seat audi SSU offers study in 23 graduate and 23 undergradu Center, which houses a sophisticated , extensive conference ate major programs. Emphasis in all programs is on torium, other theatre facilities , is an asset which practical experience in conjunction with classroom space, and offices and classrooms cultural and educational learning. That emphasis is embodied in the Applied significantly broadens SSU's the people of Central Study Term, which places undergraduates in the work offerings to students and to place. At the graduate level, a number of internships in Illinois. the public and private sectors are available to qualified

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THE NAIA IN PERSPECTIVE

HARRY FRITZ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The basic concept upon which the philosophy of the NAIA institution. This stringent academic requirement is unique is focused is that the intercollegiate athletics program of among organizations administering intercollegiate athletics member institutions should be an integral part of the total on the national level. educational program, subject to the same aims, policies and The NAIA is organized so that the major responsibility for objectives as are other departments and programs. the administration of rules and standards lies within the The total intercollegiate program must be the full responsi thirty-one districts through a carefully selected District Eli bility of the President and his administrative staff who must gibility Committee. Similarly, the thirty-one District Execu be in full control of the financial policies and procedures tive Committees have the major responsibility for adminis which govern the athletics program. A sound athletics pro tering a broad district participation program, consistent with gram should be sponsored with the basic intent of providing nationally adopted policies. the benefits of participation in athletics to as many students The national events program structure makes it possible as possible. Gate receipts, although often essential, should for any qualified member institution to compete in these not be the primary criterion for judging the success of the events. However, income from all national events, as well as intercollegiate athletics program. Intercollegiate athletics all other income, is us.ed for the benefit of the total program must continually justify its full membership in the educa and, secondly, for the benefit of the individual institutions tional family of the member institution and, with proper ad that participate in national events. Consequently, member ministration, provide benefits to the athlete and the institu institutions have a responsibility to give preference to the tion that are commensurate with this status and financial NAIA program in their consideration of participation in post support season or national events. For those inst1tut1ons wishing to organize and administer philosophy of the NAIA is geared to those colleges intercollegiate athletics as a part of the total educational pro The universities of moderate enrollment that administer their gram, NAIA was established to provide opportunities for and sports programs on a sound educational and financial inter-inst1tut1onal competition at the highest level of ability. varsity basis. The NAIA is not in competition with any other organ National, district and area recognition 1s available through and seeks to support and compliment those with a program of 15 national championship events. ization similar philosophies and goals The test of the soundness Academic pol1c1es have been adopted which assure that of the NAIA philosophy is the continually growing strength of NAIA student-athletes first fulfill their respons1bll1t1es as stu the organ1zat1on dents Compet1t1ve el1g1b1l1ty must be completed within five 520 four year, years of attendance The NAIA has adopted rules and stand The NAIA membership currently includes , plus 40 affili ards which require that a student-athlete b fully eligible in fully accredited, degree-granting 1nst1tut1ons every intercollegiate contest in which he competes for his ated conferences • • 1980-81 NAIA OFFICER AND EXECUTIVE M t al able Players COMMITTEE - Cr 1g tahl, Rockhurst, MO 1 , - Bob Radice, Quincy, ILL 1 77 - Emilio John, Quincy ILL 1976 - Darryl Wallace, Simon Fraser CANADA PRESIDENT 1975 - John McGrane, Simon Fraser CANADA DR. LeROY T. WALKER Professor of Physical Education, 1974 - Jim Pollihan, Quincy ILL North Carolina Central University 1973 - Mickey Whelan, Davis & Elkins WVA Durham, North Carolina 27707 1972 - Gary Allison, Westmont CALIF FIRST VICE PRESIDENT 1971 - Al Harte, Quincy ILL DR. CARROLL 8 . LAND - William Nutall, Davis & Elkins WVA Director of Athletics, Point Loma College 1970 San Diego, California 92106 1969 -William Smyth, Davis & Elkins WVA SECOND VICE PRESIDENT 1968 - William Smyth, Davis & Elkins WVA DR. LEON G. DA VIS 1967 - Mike Villa, Quincy ILL Director of Athletics, University of Montevallo 1966 - Edmundo Comacho, Quincy ILL Montevallo, Alabama 35115 THIRD VICE PRESIDENT 1965 - Wayne Huston, Trenton State NJ DR. ROBERT MASON 1964 - Lee Cook, Trenton State NJ Chairman, Physical Education & Athletics 1963 - Leon Orvis, Castleton State VT Austin College 1962 - Walt Schmotolocha, Pratt Inst. NY Sherman, Texas 75090 - Noel Carr, Howard University DC FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT 1961 DR. JOHN VISSER 1960 - Elwood Kerkeslager, Elizabethtown PA President, Emporia Kansas State University 1959 - Robert Offerman, Pratt Institute NY Emporia, Kansas 66801 Outstanding Backs 1979 - Rick Wiegand, Sangamon State I LL 1978 - Trevor Franklin, Keene State NH Executive Committee 1977 - Trevor Franklin, Keene State NH 1976 - Keith Gehling, Rockhurst MO Members 1975 - Bill Village, Simon Fraser CANADA DR. DAVID OLSON 1974- Bill Murphy, Davis & Elkins WVA Director, School of Physical Education - Mickey Whelan, Davis & Elkins WVA Pacific Lutheran University 1973 Tacoma, Washington 98447 1972- Mickey Whelan, Davis & Elkins WVA DR. ROGER JENKINSON 1971 - Al Harte, Quincy ILL Chairman, Department of Geography 1970 - Al Harte, Quincy ILL Taylor University, Upland, Indiana 46989 1969- James White, Spring Arbor MICH W. C. MYERS Director of Athletics 1968 - Jon Krutsky, Earlham IND Erskine College, Due West, South Carolina 29639 DR. JOANE. WARRINGTON Coaches of the Year Coordinator of Women's Athletics 1979- Pittsburg State University 1978 - Doug Burke, Houghton NY Pittsburg, Kansas 66762 DR. MARGARET WATERS 1977 - Jack Mackenzie, Quincy ILL Coordinator, Physical Education & 1976-TonyTocco, Rockhurst MO Athletics for Women 1975 - Jack Mackenzie, Quincy ILL East Texas State University, Commerce, Texas 75428 1974 - Terry Hanson, Benedictine KAN CLARK SWISHER Rock PA Dean, Health, Physical Education & Recreation 1973 - Jim Egli, Slippery Northern State College, Aberdeen, South Dakota 1972 - Russ Carr, Westmont CALIF 1971 - Jack Mackenzie, Quincy ILL 1970 - Jim Cole, Campbell NC Outstanding Forwards NAIA National Off ice Staff 1979 - Craig Stahl, Rockhurst MO DR. HARRY FRITZ, Executive Director 1978 - Bob Radice, Quincy ILL DR. CHARLES MORRIS, Assistant Executive Director 1977 - Emilio John, Quincy ILL WALLACE SCHWARTZ, Assistant Executive Director P. R. TH El BERT, Assistant Executive Director 1976 - Ken Whitehead, Simon Fraser CANADA CHARLIE EPPLER, Director of Public Relat ions 1975 - Jim Pollihan, Quincy ILL STEVEN VEAL, Assistant Director of Public Relations 1974 - Jim Pollihan, Quincy ILL LOIS ALLEN, Administrative Assistant 1973 - Jim Pollihan, Quincy ILL 1972 - Jean Verhees, Westmont CALIF 1971 - Michael Udofia, Davis & Elkins WVA 1970 - Edmundo Comacho, Quincy ILL 1969 - Anthony Durante, Eastern Illinois 1968 - Rich Manna, Quincy ILL NAIA SOCCER COACHES ASSOCIATION

President ...... Russ Carr, Westmont College, Santa Barbara, California First Vice President...... Doug Burke, Houghton College, Houghton, New York Second Vice President...... John McGillivray, Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio Secretary ...... Ron Butcher, Keene State College, Keene, New Hampshire Past President...... Dr. Darrell Saunders, Pfeiffer College, Misenheimer, N.C. Coordinator ...... Dr. John Strahl, Greenville College, Greenville, Illinois National Staff Liason ...... P.R. Theibert, NAIA National Office, Kansas City, Missouri

AREA REPRESENTATIVES 1 - John Buchanan, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada 2 - Howard Patterson, Midwestern State U., Wichita Falls, Texas 3 - Aydin Gonulsen, Sangamon State U. , Springfield, Illinois 4 - John McGillivray, Cedarville College, Cedarville, Ohio 5 - Ralph Lundy, Erskine College, Due West, South Carolina 6 - Bobby Gray, Alderson-Broaddus College, Philippi, W. Virginia 7 - Doug Burke, Houghton College, Houghton, New York 8- Open

GAMES COMMITTEE Russ Carr, Westmont College John McGillivray, Cedarville College Hal Henderson, Universi_ty of Wisconsin-Parkside AYDIN 0. GONULSEN Sangamon State University Alternates: Athletic Director Dr. Darrell Saunders, Pfeiffer College Tournament Director Ron Butcher, Keene State College

1980 NAIA LOCAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE William Barnett Wilbur Moulton Rosa Bryan Lynn E. Neff Dale Coleman Robert L. Spencer Aydin Gonulsen Dr. Shannon Stauffer Thomas Grayson Dr. Vicki Massear Dave Hicks Bill Taylor, Jr. Catherine Huther Donald Timm Bill Lawson James Turpin Brenda Lawson John Watts Walt McDonald Dick Williams Kathy Herrick

RUSS CARR President of NAIA Soccer Coaches Association 1979 Pre-Tournament Banquet NA/A National Soccer Tournament

f Luck sest ~80 NAIA to all 1. ·pants! part1c1 1979 NAIA ·DR.PEPPER NATIONAL SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS

Quincy College made a first half penalty kick stand up with tough defense down the stretch and went on to win its third consecutive NAIA Soccer Championship w ith a 1-0 victory over Rockhurst College MO on November 24 at Sangamon State Univer sity in Springfield, Illinois. The lone goal of the championship match came at the 25:06 mark of the first half when Quincy's John Gallo converted on a penal ty kick following a hand ball violation by a Rockhurst player in the penalty area. The five-day tournament included ten teams for the first time in the 21 -year h istory of the event. Simon Fraser University CAN took third place with a 5 -0 wi n over Southern Maine in a consolation contest. Spring Arbor Ml nipped Indiana PA 3-2 on a shootout goal to capture fifth place.

21st ANNUAL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Springfield, Illinois November 20-24, 1979 Final Standings Goals Won Lost For Against 1. Quincy ILL 3 0 6 1 2. Rockhurst MO 2 1 6 4 3. Simon Fraser CAN 2 1 10 5 4. Southern Maine 1 2 4 11 5. Spring Arbor MI 2 1 7 6 6. Indiana PA 2 2 9 8 7. Sangamon State ILL 2 2 5 5 8. Alderson-Broaddus WVA 1 2 5 6 9. Alabama-Huntsville 0 2 3 6 10. Roberts We sleyan NY 0 2 1 4 U NAM NT R CORD (eight team format) TEAM ONE-G AM E RECORDS ...... , ...... 63 Rockhurst MO vs. Huntington IND, 1975 ...... •...... 8 Quincy ILL VS. Keene State NH , 1971 ; Davis & Elkins WVA VS Earlham IND, 1972 ...... 7 Davis & Elkins WVA vs. Earlham IND, 1972; Davis & Elkins WVA vs Goshen IND, 1973 ...... 39 Erskine SC vs. Davis & Elkins WVA, 1973 ...... 61 Simon Fraser CAN vs. Qu incy ILL, 1976 ...... 13 Maine-PIG v s. Alabama-Huntsville, 1976; Alabama-Huntsvil le vs Simon Fraser CAN, 1979 Penatt ...... 3 Fredonia State NY vs. Erskine SC, 1972 ...... 13 Alderson-Broaddus WVA vs. Roberts Wesleyan NY, 1979; Sangamon State ILL vs. Indiana PA , 1979 Longest Game ...... 221 :43 Quincy ILL vs . Simon Fraser CAN , 1976 ttendance ...... 11 ,314 (6 sessions - 3 days), 1970 - Dunn, NC

TEAM TOURNAMENT RECORDS Shots...... 120 Rockhurst MO, 1975 Goals...... 20 Quincy ILL, 1974 Assists ...... 12 Qu incy ILL, 1973 Goal Saves ...... 61 Erskine SC, 1973 Fouls ...... 11 8 Simon Fraser CAN , 1976 Offsides ...... 21 Roberts Wesleyan NY, 1979 Penalty Kicks ...... 3 Fredonia State NY, 1972; Goshen IN , 1973; Simon Fraser CAN, 1978 Corner Kicks ...... 28 Sangamon State ILL, 1979 INDIVIDUAL ONE-TOURNAMENT RECORDS Shots ...... 29 Fabian Hurtado, Newark College of Eng ineering NY, 2 games, 1973 Goals ...... 7 Bill Fann, Qu incy ILL, 1974 Assists ...... 4 Sonny ldeozu, Davis & Elkins WVA, 1973; Paul Geerling, Qu incy ILL, 1974 Goal Saves ...... 61 Van Taylor, Erskine SC, 1973 Fouls ...... 20 Ken Wtiitehead, Simon Fraser CAN, 1976 Penalty Kick Goals ...... 3 Brent Gotwals, Goshen IND, 1973; Mike Mclenaghan, Simoh Fraser CAN, 1978 Corner Kicks ...... 19 Tom Pollihan, Quincy ILL, 1968 Most Points (Goals & Assists) ...... 10 Bill Fann, Quincy ILL, 1974 INDIVIDUAL ONE-GAME RECORDS Shots ...... 18 Fabian Hurtado, Newark College of Engineering NY, 1973 Goals ...... 4 Jim Pollihan, Quincy ILL, 1974; John Sylva, Maine-PIG, 1976 Assists ...... 3 Mike Kent, Earlham IND, 1968. Goal Saves ...... 29 Van Taylor, Erskine SC, 1973 Fou ls ...... 9 Ron Bonini, Ottawa KAN , 1969; Tamra Tasfaw, Westmont CALIF, 1974 Penalty Kick Goals ...... 2 Mike Mclenaghan, Simon Fraser CAN, 1978; Bill Fann, Quincy ILL, 1973; Brent Gotwals, Goshen IND, 1973 Corner Kicks ...... 8 Tom Fitzgerald, Eastern Connecticut State, 1973 Most Points (Goals & Assists) ...... 4 Bill Fann, Quincy ILL vs. George Mason VA, 1974; Jim Pollihan, Quincy ILL vs. Erskine SC, 1974; John Sylva, Maine-Portland/Gorham, 1976; Steve Lux, Qu incy ILL vs. Southern Maine, 1979 1979 NAIA ·Dr.Pepper All Tournament Team Goalie ...... Jim Halaz, Rockhurst MO Forwards ...... : ... Craig Stahl, Rockhurst MO Mike Gal lo, Qu incy ILL Greg Robertson, Spring Arbor Ml Steve Lux, Quincy ILL Trevor Gladden, Indiana PA Backs ...... Rick Wiegand, Sangamon State ILL Randy Ragan, Simon Fraser CAN Brian Belobradic, Quincy ILL Mike Reel ie, Simon Fraser CAN Peter Hendy, Alderson-Broaddus WVA Most Valuable Player ...... Craig Stahl, Rockhurst MO Outstanding Forward ...... Craig Stahl, Rockhurst MO Outstanding Back ...... Rick Wiegand, Sangamon State ILL PRINTING~ 418 NORTH SECOND SPRINGFIELD, IL 62702 544-0811

Congratulations to SANGAMON STATE UNIVERSITY, 110N TO VICTORY the host team of the PRAIRIE STARS!" NATIONAL SOCCER TOURNAMENT and a warm welcome to competing teams, from members of the MALDANER'S Springfield City Council. RESTAURANT GOURMET DINING Mayor Michael J. Houston Finance Commissioner Tom Pape Publi Health & Safety Comm. Pat Ward Public Utilities Comm. Paul Bonansinga 226 SOUTH SIXTH STREET tr t Commis ioner Ossie Langfelder 522-4313 Game-by-Game Summaries

HAMPI N HIP Game 10 Game5 1 0 1 Rockhurst MO 1 0 1 1 3 Quincy IL O 1 1 0 0 0 Simon Fraser CAN 0 1 0 2 Alderson-Broaddus WV O O 0 pk. SF - Randy Ragan: 4:31 p.k. QC - Pat Howley (Steve Lux): 24:57 RC Jim Boehm (Mike McLaughlin): 14:30 Garn 14 FIFTH PLACE SF - Randy Ragan (Ross Stewart): 4:24 lot Game4 ring r r I 2 0 1 · 3 Simon Fraser CAN 1 2 3 Indiana PA 1 0 2 Game 9 Alabama-Huntsville 0 2 2 A Paul ato 17:15 Indiana PA 1 3 · 4 SF . Steve Watts: 4:30 IU John Bouman (Martin Leonard): 38:24 Alderson-Broaddus WV O 2 · 2 SF - Stu Bell: 18:46 SA - Greg Robertson (Dan Owsley): 43:02 IU - Tony Chibouke (Trevor Gladden): 16:42 AH - Umo Eyo (Steve lllechukwu): 34:13 IU Trevor Gladden: 23:57 AB - Rich Groff: 2:04 p.k. SF - Randy Ragan: 37:15 SA - Dean Smith: 6th Shootout Player IU John Bouman (Rich Baxendell): 4:24 AH - Eda Akpan (Steve lllechukwu): 42:27 IU - Tony Chibouke: 18:54 Game 13 THIRD PLACE IU - Francis Wolk (Trevor Gladden): 35:37 Game 3 Brady): 40:24 Simon Fraser CAN 2 3 5 AB - Jeff Mistrangelo (Craig Southern Maine 1 2 3 Southern Maine 0 0 0 Spring Arbor Ml 1 1 2 Games SF Steve Watts: 10:13 SA - Paul Kato (Len Mpoke): 13:57 Qu incy IL O 4 4 SF Rick Lea (Mike Reelie): 25:05 SM - Scott Allen (Jim Corcoran): 31 :18 O 1 1 SF Ross Stewart: 25:00 Southern Maine SM - Phil Balrymple: 33:14 SM - Ron Libby (Don Franzesy): 0:37 SF Ross Stewart (Frank Ciaccia): 36:00 SM - Don Franzesy: 41 :00 QC - Steve Lux: 15:00 SF Rick Lea: 42:00 SA - Dan Owsley: 42 :1 8 QC - Dan Meagher (Steve Lux): 24:46 Game12 QC - Steve Lux (Pat Howley): 41 :09 Game2 Indiana PA O 3 3 QC - Steve Lux (Pat Howley): 41 :27 State IL 1 1 Alabama-Huntsville 1 0 Sangamon 2 AH - Greg Fe igel (I an Harding): 20:18 Game7 Indiana PA O O 0 :08 IU Francis Wolk (Trevor Gladden): 12:15 Sangamon State IL O 1 - 1 SS Nick Ballios (Steve Pisano): 27 IU John Bouman: 23:20 p.k. Roberts Wesleyan NY O O - 0 SS - Oscar Lambdin: 12:28 IU Francis Wolk (Cunningham): 38:38 SS - Steve Sollie (Esteben Brisano): 37:00 Game1 Game 11 Game 6 Alderson-Broaddus WV 1 2 3 Spring Arbor Ml 1 1 - 2 Rockhurst MO 2 1 3 Roberts Wesleyan NY O 1 1 Sangamon State IL O 1 - 1 Sangamon State IL O 1 1 AB - Rich Groff (Joe Russo): 14:00 SA Greg Robertson (Dean Smith): 24:43 RC - Tom Cook (Mike Mclaughlin): 5:43 AW - Jeff Fransworth (Kendis Nangel): 10:53 SS Steve Pisano (Mark De Rousse): 1: 00 RC - Tom Estopare (Mike Powers): 21 :59 AB - Paul Burkett-Smith (Rich Groff): 29:59 SA Terry Fretz (Pau l Kato): 33:22 RC - Craig Stahl: 30:07 AB - Mike Sweet (Rich Groff): 32:50 SS - Tom Welch (Esteben Brisano): 34:29 GO AREA 1 AREA 2 SIMON FRASER CLANSMEN ROCKHURST HAWKS

Burnaby , B.C., Canada Northwest Collegiate Soccer Kansas City , Mi ssouri NAIA Enroll ment : 10000 Colors : Red -Blue Enrollment : 3500 Colors: Blue-Wh ite Regu lar Season Record : 14-3-6 Regular Sea son Record : 14-0-1

Lt. Dk . Lt . Dk . No. No . Name Pos . Class Ht. Wt. Hometown No . No . Name Pos . Class Ht. Wt. Hometown 1 1 Ed Adieks G Jr . 6-1 188 Vancouver , B.C. G G Jim Halaz G Sr. 6-3 180 St. Louis , MO 22 22 Rob Irving G Jr. 6-1 185 Vancouver , B.C. G G Don Giffin G Fr . 5-10 170 Overland Park , KS X X Barry Johnson G Fr . 5-11 170 Des Moines , IA 1 1 Dan Schubert F Fr . 5-8 160 St. Loui s, MO 18 18 Rob Watson MF Fr . 5-7 150 Winnipeg , Manitoba 2 2 Ed Wanner F So . 5-8 165 St. Louis , MO 2 2 John Matak D Jr . 5-10 165 Coquitlam , B.C. 3 3 Tom Crotty F Jr. 5-9 155 St. Lou is, MO 3 3 Brian Reynolds D Sr. 6-0 165 Motherwell , Scotland 4 4 Joe Edwards F Jr . 5-11 155 St. Lou is, MO 5 5 Alex Barnetson D So . 6-1 175 Coquitlam , B.C. 5 5 Craig Stahl F Sr. 5-11 155 Collinsville , IL 14 14 Darrell Buckham D So . 5-11 165 Richmond , B.C. 6 6 Jim Dussold F Jr . 5-11 165 St. Loui s, MO - 4 4 Russ Rimmer D So . 6-0 170 Victoria , B.C. 7 7 Jim Boehm F So . 6-0 165 St . Lou is. MO 7 7 Frank Ciaccia M Jr. 5-10 155 Vancouver , B.C. 8 8 John Dussold F Jr . 5- 11 165 St . Loui s, MO 6 6 Stu Bell D Sr . 6-1 175 West Vancouver , B.C. 9 9 Chris McArthur B So . 5-10 180 St. Lou is, MO 9 9 Rick Soon F Jr . 5-9 150 Surrey , B.C. 10 10 Ken Schubert B Jr . 5-10 160 St. Louis , MO Tom Cooke F Jr . 5-10 160 St. Louis , MO - 10 10 Mario Baff F Sr . 6-1 175 Castlegar , B.C. 11 11 11 11 Ross Stewart F So . 5-7 155 Prince George , B.C. 12 12 Jim Powers B So . 6-0 160 St. Louis , MO 8 8 Lloyd Rees M So . 5-10 165 Surrey , B.C. 15 15 Bill Jones B Jr . 6-2 185 Quincy , IL 12 12 Craig Mitchell F Fr. 5-10 150 Maple Ridge , B.C. 16 16 Tony Valenta F Fr . 5-9 170 St . Louis , MO 13 13 Cris Plummber M Fr . 6-0 155 Vancouver , B.C. 17 17 Keith Steiniger B Jr . 5-11 155 Collinsvil le . IL 14 14 Rob Song M Fr . 5-8 150 Scarborough , Ontario 18 18 Donald Brammeier B Sr. 5-10 170 St. Louis , MO 15 15 Joe Cuzzetto M Jr. 6-0 160 Vancouver B.C. 20 20 Pau l Kohler F So . 6-0 180 St. Lou is, MO 16 16 Cris Weaser D Fr . 5-11 160 North Vancouver . B.C. 21 21 Dale Kluba B Fr . 5-8 170 St. Lou is, MO 17 17 Ron Cuthbert M Fr . 5-4 135 Surrey , B.C. X X Dave Newhouse F Jr . 6-1 180 Tsawwassen , B.C. HEAD COACH : Tony Tocco X X Bruce Davies D Fr . 6-1 175 Vancouver , B.C. ASSISTANT : Rich Suit

Head Coach : John Buchanan Ass istant : Ke ith Watts

AREA 3 AREA4 QUINCY HAWKS WILMINGTON QUAKERS

Qu incy, Il linois Independent Wilmington . Ohio NA IA Enro ll ment: 1700 Colors : Brown-White Enrollment : 1000 Colors : Green- Wh ite Regular Season Record : 13-6-2 Regula r Sea son Re cord : 14 -4-0

Lt. Dk . Lt. Dk. No . No. Name Pos . Class Ht. Wt. Hometown No. No. Name Pos . Class Ht. Wt. Hometown X X Jim Harte G Sr . 5-10 170 St. Lou is, MO X X Dan Davis G Fr . 5-10 165 Cincinnati . OH X X Pat Hagerty G Sr . 5-10 160 Florissant . MO X X Brad Ross G Fr . 6-3 155 Xenia , OH - 2 2 John Gallo B So . 5-8 150 St. Lou is, MO 3 X Jon Carr B So . 5-10 153 Wilmington . OH 3 3 Gary Hampel B Sr . 5-9 150 St. Louis, MO 5 X Jesse Burchett M Fr . 5-9 155 Beavercreek . OH 4 4 Al Bren nan B Sr. 5-8 150 St. Lou is. MO . 6 X Ch uc k Nickose n B Fr. 5-8 160 Yellow Springs . OH 5 5 Tom Toczylow ski B Sr . 6-0 170 St. Lou is, MO 8 X lmad EI- Macharrafie M Sr 5-9 145 Choveifati , Lebanon 6 6 Mark Roome B Jr. 5-1 0 160 Pretoria , So . Af rica 10 X Rocco Zingaro F Sr 5-9 160 Rochester , NY 7 7 Pat Howley L Sr 5-10 160 Florissant, MO 11 X Randy Richardson M So . 5-10 163 Forest Park , OH 8 8 Mike Kossman F Sr . 5-10 160 Florissant, MO 12 X Mark Wilson F So 5-8 140 Dayton , OH 9 9 Dan Meagher F S o. 6-2 180 St. Louis , MO 13 X Bob Wulf B Sr 5-1 175 Reading , OH - 10 10 Mike Gallo L Sr 5-8 150 St Louis, MO 14 X Lenny Diaspro B Fr 5-6 145 Beavercreek . OH 11 11 Steve Lux F So 6-0 170 St. Louis, MO 16 X Bill Hardman B Sr 6-4 185 Yellow Springs . OH 12 12 Matt Longo L Sr 5-9 160 Quincy , IL 17 X Dave Webster B So- 5-10 170 Cleveland Hts , OH 13 13 Jack Horas F So 5-10 170 St Louts, MO 19 X Lloyd Gu1don M Jr 5-9 135 Barnesville , OH 14 14 Tim Clegg B Sr . 5-9 150 St Louis , MO 20 X Mike Norchauer F Fr 5-9 164 Xenia , OH 17 17 Claes Sandstrom L Fr 5-9 160 Stockholm, Sweden '-'> 22 X Steve Spirk F Sr 5-4 130 Northmont , OH 18 18 Frank Bute F Fr . 5-9 160 Florissant , MO 27 X Jon Burgmeier F Fr 5-9 145 Dayton , OH 19 19 Tor Duner F Fr 5-9 160 Stockholm , Sweden 29 X Darren Britt M Fr 5-10 155 Beaver reek. OH 16 16 John H1rl1nger B So 6-0 170 St Louts, MO 15 15 Rick Day L Fr 5-9 140 Florissant , MO HEAD COACH Bud Lewis ASSISTANT Eric Diehl (student) HEAD COACH Jacl< Mackenzie ASSISTANT Frank Longo AREA 5 AREA 6 ALABAMA· HUN TS VIL LE CH AR GERS DAVIS & ELKINS SENATORS

Independent Elkins. West Virginia WV IAC Colors Blue White Enrollment 1100 Colors Scarlet-White ·O· Regular Season Record 14-3-1

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AREA 7 AREA 8 DOWLING GOLDEN LIONS KEENE STATE OWLS Oa dale. Long Island, New York Central At lantic Keene . New Hampshire NAIA , NCAA Enrollment: 1400 Colors: Blue-Gold Enrollment : 3000 Colors : Red -White Regular Season Record: 12-4-0 Regu lar Season Record : 14 -7-1

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Gorham , Maine WMAC Springfield , Illinois Independent Enrollment: 4000 Colors : Navy Blue-White-Crimson Enrollment: 3000 Colors : White-Blue Regular Season Record : 13-4-1 Regular Season Record : 18-2-1

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