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08Soc Media Guide.Qxp TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents/ Schedules . .1 MEN’S SCHEDULE Men’s Head Coach John Griffin . .2 8/28/2008 at Florida Southern . .7:00 pm 2008 Men’s Roster . .3 8/30/2008 at St. Leo . .7:00 pm Season Outlook . .4 9/5/2008 ASHLAND . .7:30 pm Player Bios . .5-9 9/7/2008 TIFFIN . .2:30 pm 2007 Recap . .10 9/12/2008 *ST. JOSEPH'S . .7:30 pm 2007 Results/ Stats . .11-12 9/14/2008 *at Wisconsin- Parkside . .2:30 pm Men’s Soccer Records . .13 9/19/2008 *LEWIS . .7:30 pm Women’s Head Coach Geoff VanDeusen . .14 9/21/2008 *QUINCY . .2:30 pm 2008 Women’s Roster . .15 9/26/2008 *at Missouri- S&T . .7:30 pm Season Outlook . .16 9/28/2008 *at Drury . .2:30 pm Player Bios . .17-20 10/4/2008 at Saginaw Valley . .2:00 pm 2007 Recap . .21 2007 Results/Stats . .22 10/10/2008 *ROCKHURST . .7:30 pm Women’s Soccer Records . .23 10/12/2008 *MISSOURI- ST. LOUIS . .2:30 pm City/University Information . .24-25 10/17/2008 *at Southern Indiana . .7:30 pm UIndy President/Athletic Director . .26-27 10/19/2008 *at Kentucky Wesleyan . .2:30 pm Hall of Fame/Directors’ Cup . .28 10/24/2008 *BELLARMINE . .7:30 pm Conference Champions . .29 10/26/2008 *at Northern Kentucky . .2:30 pm National Honors . .30 11/1/2008 GLVC Tournament (through Nov. 9) . .TBA Key Stadium . .31 NCAA Division II . .32 HOME GAMES IN CAPS All times Eastern * - GLVC game UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location . .Indianapolis, Ind. WOMEN’S SCHEDULE Founded . .1902 Enrollment . .4,300 8/29/2008 at Saginaw Valley State . .5:00 pm Nickname . .Greyhounds 8/31/2008 at Ohio Dominican . .1:00 pm Colors . .Crimson & Grey 9/5/2008 ASHLAND . .5:00 pm Affiliation . .NCAA II 9/7/2008 TIFFIN . .12:00 pm Conference . .Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC) 9/12/2008 *ST. JOSEPH’S . .5:00 pm President . .Dr. Beverley J. Pitts 9/14/2008 *at Wisconsin- Parkside . .3:30 pm Director of Athletics . .Dr. Sue Willey 9/19/2008 *LEWIS . .5:00 pm Faculty Representative . .Dr. Lawrence Sondhaus 9/21/2008 *QUINCY . .12:00 pm Head Athletic Trainer . .Ned Shannon 9/26/2008 *at Missouri- S&T . .6:00 pm 9/28/2008 *at Drury . .1:00 pm 10/2/2008 at Oakland City . .4:00 pm 10/10/2008 *ROCKHURST . .5:00 pm UINDY SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICE 10/12/2008 *MISSOURI- ST. LOUIS . .12:00 pm 10/17/2008 *at Southern Indiana . .8:30 pm 1400 East Hanna Ave 10/19/2008 *at Kentucky Wesleyan . .3:30 pm Indianapolis, Ind. 46227 10/24/2008 *BELLARMINE . .5:00 pm phone: 317-788-3494 fax: 317-788-3472 10/26/2008 *at Northern Kentucky . .12:00 pm http://athletics.uindy.edu 11/2/2008 GLVC Tournament (through Nov. 9) . TBA Mitchell Wigness HOME GAMES IN CAPS Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Information All times Eastern email: [email protected] * - GLVC game Ryan Thorpe Assistant Sports Information Director email: [email protected] Jackie Paquette Sports Information Assistant-- Soccer Contact email: [email protected] The 2008 University of Indianapolis Soccer Media Guide is a production of the Greyhound Sports Information Office. The publication was written and compiled by Jackie Paquette, Sports Information Assistant, with assistance from Mitchell Wigness, Assistant Athletic Director for Sports Information, and Assistant Sports Information Director Ryan Thorpe. Photo credits to Malcolm Fancher, Brian Drumm, Jeff Brown and Juli Doshan. 1 MEN’S HEAD COACH JOHN GRIFFIN Head Coach • 5th season • 43-25-10 overall record Head Coach John Griffin, the winningest coach in the Coach of the Year accolades. UIndy program’s history (by percentage), enters his A familiar face on the sidelines of the youth club fifth season at the helm of the Greyhound men’s ranks, Griffin has been involved with coaching at the squad. His 43 wins in four seasons are easily the youth level for 13 years. He has spent the last few most in a four-year span in the programs’ history. years coaching youth teams at local Dynamo FC based in Washington Township on the Northside of Last season, Griffin led the Hounds to the GLVC Indianapolis. During his time with Dynamo, he has Tournament’s semifinals, with his squad defeating served as the club’s Director of Coaching and on the SIU-Edwardsville in the first round of play in penalty club’s Coaching Committee. kicks. The 2007 Greyhounds finished with a record of 11-6-5. Griffin has been highly involved in the Olympic Development Program in both the State of Indiana GRIFFIN’S FILE The 2006 season was a record-setting campaign for beginning in 1997 and with the USYS Region 2 since UIndy as Griffin’s Hounds racked up a 13-7 record, 2001. While with Indiana ODP he has coached the th head coach in school’s history 7 breaking the school’s all-time marks for wins in a ’84 and ’86 state teams and served as an assistant Alma Mater Baldwin-Wallace (‘96) season (previously 11). The team rolled out to a 6-0 with the ‘87’s, ‘88s, and ‘89s. With the USYS Region Career Record 43-25-10 (.615) start to begin the season and extended an impressive II staff he is currently serving as an Assistant coach for the ‘91 Regional Team. Head Coaching experience streak of nonconference wins, marking 15 straight wins over non-GLVC foes. 2007 Head Coach Indianapolis 2006 Head Coach Indianapolis On the playing field, Griffin played high school soccer 2005 Head Coach Indianapolis In 2005, the Greyhounds went 10-6-2 to become the at Ft. Wayne Canterbury, and collegiatly at Baldwin- 2004 Head Coach Indianapolis first UIndy team to reach doube digits in wins since Wallace College. He followed with amateur soccer the 1999 squad went 11-9. The 2005 Greyhounds with Fort Wayne Sport Club and Cleveland Head Coaching Record also spent time in the national rankings, peaking at Donauschwaben, and a professional stint with the Year Overall GLVC No. 18. Indiana Blast in 1997. 2007 11-6-5 6-4-3 2006 13-7-0 7-6-0 2005 10-6-2 5-6-2 Griffin made an impressive coaching debut at UIndy Griffin holds a USSF “A” license through US Soccer 2004 9-6-3 5-3-2 in 2004. The Greyhounds recorded a 9-6-3 record, and the NSCAA Premier Diploma. He has a M.A. in Totals 43-25-10 23-19-7 the school's third-best mark ever at the time. The Biomechanics from Ball State University. team advanced to the GLVC tournament for the first Honors time since 2001, earning Griffin GLVC Men's Soccer *2004 GLVC Coach of the Year *2006- Most wins in a season (13) UIndy Head Coaching Records *UIndy career leader in winning pct. (.615) Year Record Coach Year Record Coach 1981 3-9-0 Joseph Tugurian 1995 8-10-0 Derek Brown 1982 5-11-0 Joseph Tugurian 1996 5-13-0 Derek Brown 1983 5-10-1 John Katsaropoulos 1997 10-9-0 Bob Kouril 1984 11-5-2 John Katsaropoulos 1998 8-9-1 Bob Kouril 1985 4-8-0 John Katsaropoulos 1999 11-9-0 Bob Kouril 1986 3-11-1 John Katsaropoulos 2000 8-10-0 Bob Kouril 1987 0-17-0 Tulio Suarez 2001 7-10-1 Bob Kouril 1988 3-11-1 Tulio Suarez 2002 3-11-3 Bob Kouril 1989 3-11-1 Mike Moore 2003 5-7-6 Bob Kouril 1990 8-5-2 Mike Moore 2004 9-6-3 John Griffin 1991 7-10-0 Mike Moore 2005 10-6-2 John Griffin JOHN HIGGINS 1992 8-7-0 Mike Moore 2006 13-7-0 John Griffin Assistant Coach 1993 11-4-1 Mike Moore 2007 11-6-5 John Griffin 1994 5-9-2 Mike Moore TOTAL 184-241-32 University of Indianapolis All-Time Men’s Soccer Coaching Records Coach (Years) W L T Pct. Joseph Tugurian (1981-82) 8 20 0 .286 John Katsaropoulos (1983-86) 23 34 4 .410 Tulio Suarez (1987-88) 3 28 1 .109 Mike Moore (1989-1994) 42 46 6 .479 Derek Brown (1995-96) 13 23 0 .361 Bob Kouril (1997-2003) 52 65 11 .449 ANDY HUBBARD John Griffin (2004- ) 43 25 10 .615 Assistant Coach TOTALS 184 241 32 .438 2 4 MEN’S ROSTER ...by Class Seniors (7) Nick Eddy Brian Fishback Nedim Hamzic Jason Kreuzman Bryan Morris Josiah Mullen Jon Walker Juniors (10) Anthony Bradshaw Cory Barber Michael Crane Jacob Follis Kurt Grandin David Harker Diego Lemus Alex Oberheide Mitchell Snowden Mar Wane Sophomores (3) Adam Cranfill Aaron Gold Will Tanoury Freshmen (10) Nick Barber # Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown/High school/Previous 0 Justin Roberts GK 5-11 170 Fr. Lee’s Summit, Mo./Lee’s Summit North Taku Chapman 1 Michael Crane* GK 6-4 205 Jr. Dayton, Ohio/Univ. of Akron Grant Johannes 2 Grant Johannes MF 5-11 155 Fr. Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan Andrew Jones 3 Will Tanoury* B 5-11 155 So. Ann Arbor, Mich./Huron Joseph McGuire 4 Nick Eddy *** F 6-3 184 Sr. Seymour, Ind./Seymour Thomas McGuire 5 Will Stauffer MF 6-1 165 Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo./Palmer Justin Roberts 6 Bryan Morris *** B 5-11 183 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind./Pike Ryan Schmidt 7 Jason Kreuzman *** MF 5-6 135 Sr. Indianapolis, Ind./Perry Meridian Will Stauffer 8 Michah Uemura MF 5-9 155 Fr.
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