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2008 MSSU Men's Soccer What's Inside 2008 MSSU Men’s Soccer 2008 Schedule DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME What’s Inside Missouri Southern State University Fri., Aug. 29 Texas A&M International Tahlequah, Okla. 3:30 pm This is Missouri Southern ........................................................2-3 Sun., Aug 31 Truman Tahlequah, Okla. 2 pm Missouri Southern Administration ...........................................4 Missouri Southern Athletics Administration ........................5 TUE., SEPT. 2 JOHN BROWN JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 5 PM Missouri Southern Athletic Support Staff .............................6 FRI., SEPT. 5 COLORADO STATE - PUEBLO JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 7 PM Missouri Southern Coaches & Staff .........................................7 SUN., SEPT. 7 COLORADO-COLORADO SPRINGS JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 11 AM Strength & Conditioning .........................................................8-9 Sun., Sept. 10 @ Northeastern State* Tahlequah, Okla. 4 pm Missouri Southern Athletics ....................................................10 FRI., SEPT. 12 ROCKHURST JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 7 PM 2008 Men’s Soccer Fri., Sept. 19 @ Eastern New Mexico* Portales, NM 4:30 pm Hal Bodon Field ............................................................................11 Sun., Sept. 21 @ West Texas A&M* Canyon, Texas 1 pm Head Coach Kiley Cirillo ............................................................12 2008 Roster ....................................................................................13 Wed., Sept. 24 @ Drury Springfield, Mo. 7 pm 2008 Squad Breakdown ............................................................13 SAT., SEPT. 27 NEWMAN JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 7 PM 2008 Preview ...........................................................................14-15 Thur., Oct. 2 @ Missouri S&T Rolla, Mo. 5 pm 2008 Southwest Soccer Conference Preseason Poll.......15 SUN., OCT. 12 MIDWESTERN STATE* JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 1 PM Meet the Lions WED., OCT. 15 NORTHEASTERN STATE* JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 7 PM Returnees .................................................................................16-19 FRI., OCT. 24 WEST TEXAS A&M* JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 7 PM Newcomers ....................................................................................20 SUN., OCT. 26 EASTERN NEW MEXICO* JOPLIN - BODON FIELD 1 PM Season in Review Fri., Oct. 31 @ Midwestern State* Wichita Falls, Texas 7 pm 2007 Statistics ...............................................................................21 2007 Award Winners ..................................................................21 * Indicates SSC match 2007 Results ..................................................................................21 Home matches in ALL CAPS Opponents Series Records...............................................................................22 History & Records MSSU Men’s Soccer Coaching History .................................12 Year-By-Year Results .............................................................23-24 Individual Records ......................................................................25 General Information (area code 417) Team Records ................................................................................25 Location ....................................................................................................................Joplin, MO 64801-1595 Single Season Leaders ...............................................................26 Founded ...............................1937 (As Joplin Junior College; became a senior college in 1968) Career Leaders ..............................................................................27 Enrollment .................................................................................................................................................5,740 Annual Leaders ............................................................................28 Affiliation ..............................................................................................................................NCAA Division II Conference ........................................................Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Nickname/Colors ........................................................................................................Lions/Green & Gold The Southwest Soccer Conference Home Pitch .............................................................................................................................Hal Bodon Field 2007 SSC Final Standings .........................................................29 Capacity/Surface ............................................................................................................250/Natural Grass 2007 SSC Final Statistics .....................................................29-30 Press Area Telephone Number ..........................................................................................918-533-8707 2007 All-SSC Men’s Soccer Team ...........................................30 Head Coach ................................................................................................................ Kiley Cirillo, 659-4458 SSC Records ...................................................................................31 Acting President ..............................................................................................................Dr. Bruce W. Speck The NCAA .......................................................................................32 Faculty Athletic Representative .................................................................................Dr. Richard Miller CHAMPS/Life Skills ......................................................................33 Athletics Director.....................................................................................................Sallie Beard 625-9316 Assistant Athletics Director ................................................................................Robert Corn 625-9330 Compliance Officer ...........................................................................................Julie Wengert 625-9712 Credits Head Trainer ..........................................................................................................Darin Moore 625-9337 Editor/Designer: Levi Convirs Strength & Conditioning Coordinator ....................................................Troy Jorgensen 625-9804 Special Assistance: Justin Maskus Facilities Coordinator ..........................................................................................Aaron Lewis 625-9820 Photography: Justin Maskus, Mike Gullett Sports Information Director .............................Justin Maskus 625-9359 (Office), 437-4513 (Cell) FAX: 625-9397 EMail: [email protected] Special thanks to the Missouri Southern Public Information Web Site: www.mssu.edu/athletics Office staff for providing the information on the University and Marketing & Broadcasting Director ...............................................................Kevin Greim 625-3075 administration and to opposing teams sports information offices Athletics Secretary .................................................................................................Karesa Burr 625-9317 for providing opponent information. Women’s Soccer Contact ..............................Levi Convirs 625-9851 (Office), 918-533-8707 (Cell) Email ........................................................................................................................... [email protected] 2008 MSSU Men’s Soccer Media Guide 1 TTHISHIS IISS MMISSOURIISSOURI SSOUTHERNOUTHERN IIMAGINEMAGINE TTHEHE FFUNUN JJustust llikeike uuniversityniversity studentsstudents everywhere,everywhere, yyouou wwillill ffindind ttimesimes wwhenhen yyouou nneedeed ttoo ““blowblow ooffff ssomeome ssteam.”team.” WWhenhen yyouou ddo,o, yyouou wwillill ffindind tthathat ssometimesometimes ttherehere iiss ssoo mmuchuch ggoingoing oonn aatt MMissouriissouri SSouthern,outhern, iitt iiss hhardard ttoo ppickick aandnd cchoose.hoose. 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