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1 Men s Soccer Newcomers Returning Players Quick Facts Nashville, Tennessee Mascot: Trojans Colors: Purple & White Founded: 1901 Enrollment: 2,217 President: Dan Boone, DMin (Trevecca) Athletic Director: Brenda J. Patterson, EdD (Trevecca) Head Jeff Carr (Spring Arbor College) p f jcarr@trevecca.edu Assistant Coaches: Matt Smith, Michael Frazee School: (5th Season) Overall Record: (HS/College) Record: TranSouth: 4-5 (6th of 10) Postseason: TranSouth Tournament Media Relations: Gregory Ruff (Trevecca) p f gruff@trevecca.edu Graduate Assistant: Tim Shay (Trevecca) Athletics Website: School Website: TranSouth Athletic Conference National Affiliation: National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Paul Butchard 5 10 Sr. D Oshawa, Ontario Mark Foster 5 6 Sr. MF/F Newcastle, Ireland Maky Said 5 7 Sr. MF Nashville, Tenn. Caylan Goodman 5 11 Jr. F Mt. Juliet, Tenn. Parker Hughes 6 3 Jr. D Clarksville, Tenn. Gin Mung 5 3 Jr. MF Nashville, Tenn. Gift Ndam 5 11 Jr. MF Nashville, Tenn. Brad Camp 5 8 Jr. MF/D Hendersonville, Tenn. Fernando Lopez 5 9 So. MF Nashville, Tenn. Alex Hodge 6 3 So. D Pleasant Grove, Ala. Benji Bussell 5 7 So. MF Lakeland, Fla. Alija Turkovic 5 9 Jr. F Nashville, Tenn. Craig Parker 5 8 Jr D Franklin, Tenn. Matthew Marrotte 5 9 Sr. D Vero Beach, Fla. Hayden Coffman 6 2 Fr. GK Hendersonville, Tenn. Sam Madeley 5 8 Fr. F Cheshire, England Abel Kigwila 5 9 Fr. MF Nashville, Tenn. Darragh Bugter 5 9 Fr. MF Flevorland, Netherlands Jordan Enix 5 8 Fr. MF Xenia, Ohio Kyle Robertson 6 1 Fr. D Courtice, Ont. John Sheets 6 2 Fr. D Hendersonville, Tenn. Jonathan Guardarrama 5 10 So. GK Nashville, Tenn. Table of Contents Players Lost 1 Quick Facts 2 Athletic Staff 2 Credits 3 About Trevecca 3 Word from President Boone 4 NAIA History 4 TranSouth History 4 Local Media 5 Directions to Trevecca 5 Trevecca on the Web Results Season Review Season Preview 8 Opponents Quick Facts 9 Bio Jeff Carr Assistant Coaches The Players 20 Facilities 21 Champions of Character 22 Awards/Records Statistics 23 Career Records 23 Coaching Records 24 Year-by-Year Results 25 All-Americans 26 Awards History 26 All-Time Alumni Roster Sponsors Calvin da Cunha Aaron Denton Andy McGovern Jorge Hellu Alex Lorenz Stephen Adams Shane Cline Josh Forth Coulton Main James Lambley Luke Johnson John Michael Silvas Phillip Walker Cody Ballard D GK/FB MF MF D/MF D GK MF/F D GK MF D F D Trevecca Nazarene University 1

2 ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF Trevecca Nazarene University Soccer Media Guide Brenda Patterson Athletic Director Fran Parham Athletic Secretary Credits Editors: Copy Editors: Photography: Printing: Graphic Design: On the Cover Steve Harris Associate Provost and Dean of Students Missy Eisenhauer Athletic Trainer Jared White Department Chair Kristin Parlier Athletic Trainer Gregory Ruff, Tony Stogsdill Jan Greathouse, Brenda Patterson, Jeff Carr Gregory Ruff, Elizabeth Streight Tennessee Industrial Printing ( ) David Patrick Greg Runyan Faculty Representative Tim Shay Media Relations Graduate Assistant Gregory Ruff Media Relations Director Damon Petty, M.D. Team Physician Trevecca s soccer team heads into its fifth season under head coach Jeff Carr. The 2008 Trevecca Men s Soccer team chose the theme Field of Dreams for this season. Though many associate Field of Dreams with baseball because of the highly popular 1989 movie by the same name starring Kevin Costner, the term has spread to other sports as well. One of the tag lines to the movie could apply to all sports: If you believe the impossible, the incredible can happen. That expression seems to apply to this year s team Soccer Media Guide

3 trevecca nazarene university Nashville. Following a name change in 1901 that was accompanied by an enlarged curriculum, the school became Trevecca College, a name taken from an institution started in Wales in 1768 during the Wesleyan revival. The school moved from downtown Nashville in 1914 to a site on Gallatin Road in east Nashville; in 1935 the school moved to its present location on Murfreesboro Road in southeast Nashville. In 1917 Trevecca became an official college of the Church of the Nazarene and graduated its first four-year class in In 1969 it was accredited by the Southern Association of Schools; master s degree programs were added in education in 1984, in religion in 1987, and in organizational management in In 1995 the school became Trevecca Nazarene University. Founded in 1901 by the Reverend J. O. McClurkan, Trevecca Nazarene University was, at first, the Literary and Bible Training School for Christian Workers and was located on the site that is now the Ryman Auditorium in As a private, coeducational, liberal arts university, Trevecca is supported by the Church of the Nazarene in the southeastern United States. Trevecca s mission is to launch educated Christians to serve and lead wherever life may take them. Trevecca s professors and employees are committed to helping students make the leap into the future God has for them by providing the mentoring experience of a lifetime. The President Dan L. Boone became Trevecca s eleventh president in 2005 after having served in pastoral ministry for more than 30 years. A 1974 graduate of Trevecca, he earned a master s degree from Nazarene Theological Seminary in 1977 and a doctorate in ministry from McCormick Theological Seminary in He began his pastoral ministry when he was in high school, and his last pastorate was at the College Church in Bourbonnais, Illinois. In that pastorate and previously at Trevecca Community Church of the Nazarene, he was a pastor to college students; hence, the college culture is one that he knows well. Dr. Boone has taught on the university and seminary levels and has been an instructor for the Salvation Army North Central Region. In October 2005 he taught Nazarene pastors in the Commonwealth of Independent States, the former Soviet Union. Trevecca is pleased to have Dr. Boone lead Trevecca into a new phase of its history. a word from our president It was no accident that St. Paul used words from the world of athletics to describe the life of a Christian. He understood that the two share much in common. Participation in athletics teaches lessons that help one mature, develop discipline, discover the joys of teamwork and community life, and produce a healthy life lessons which carry over into all parts of life. Those lessons are especially meaningful to persons of faith. I trust that your involvement with athletics will enrich your life and will bring a new dimension to it. I also hope that you will incorporate into your spiritual life the lessons learned in athletics so that, in the words of St. Paul, you will fight the good fight and run the good race. Dan L. Boone President Trevecca Nazarene University 3

4 NAIA & TranSouth History NAIA History The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) grew from a men s intercollegiate basketball tournament started in The tournament was the brainchild of Emil S. Liston, James Naismith, Frank Cramer, and a group of Kansas City business leaders who wanted to provide Kansas City-area fans with exciting amateur competition and to provide a framework for small colleges and universities to determine a national basketball champion. That first tournament was held in Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City, Mo. Since 1937, the NAIA has administered Local Media WZTV Channel 17 Paul Jones Dan Phillips Dave Foster Fax: sports@fox17.com pjones@fox17.com Daily News Journal Greg Pogue Monte Hale, Jr Fax: pogue@dnj.com hale@dnj.com WNSR 560 AM Greg Pogue Bill King David Coleman sportspage@wnsr.com Associated Press Teresa Walker Fax: apnashville@ap.org Soccer Media Guide programs and championships in proper balance with the overall educational experience. In 2000 the NAIA reaffirmed its purpose the characterbuilding aspects of sport. Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official, and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five tenets: respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership, and sportsmanship. TranSouth History The TranSouth Athletic Conference (TSAC) was founded in 1996 and was composed of many schools from the Tennessee Collegiate Athletic Conference (TCAC). The conference changed its name to TranSouth Athletic Conference prior to the school year. The nine current members of the TranSouth are Blue WSMV Channel 4 Steve Wrigley Rudy Kalis Fax: swrigley@wsmv.com rkalis@wsmv.com WKRN Channel 2 Cory Curtis Joe Dubin Dawn Davenport Fax: ccurtis@wkrn.com; jdubin@wkrn.com sports@wkrn.com The Tennessean Mike Organ Aldrin Brown Fax: morgan@tennessean.com tnsports@tennessean.com WGFX FM Darren McFarland Kevin Ingram Fax: darren@1045thezone.com wakeup@1045thezone.com Mountain College (Blue Mountain, Miss.), Cumberland University (Lebanon, Tenn.), Freed-Hardeman University (Henderson, Tenn.), Lyon College (Batesville, Ark.), Martin Methodist College (Pulaski, Tenn.), Trevecca Nazarene University (Nashville, Tenn.), Union University (Jackson, Tenn.), Mid-Continent College (Mayfield, Ky.) and Bethel College (McKenzie, Tenn.). The TranSouth Conference is a part of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and is a perennial power with several national championships. During the TranSouth expanded with the addition of Mid-Continent College (Mayfield, Ky.) and Bethel College (McKenzie, Tenn.). Bethel was a member of the old TCAC Conference. Nashville City Paper Matt Wilson Fax: mwilson@nashvillecitypaper.com WTVF Channel 5 Hope Hines Eric Yutzy Fax: hhines@newschannel5.com sports@newschannel5.com WLAC 1510 AM Duncan Stewart Fax: PrimetimeSports@clearchannel.com WNFN FM Jonathan Shaffer Fax: Jonathan.Shaffer@cumulus.com

5 From the North (Louisville I-65) Continue on I-65 to I-40 East, exit right onto Fesslers Lane (Exit 212), right on Murfreesboro Road, 4 blocks to campus entrance on left. From the North (St. Louis I-24) Continue on I-24 to I-40 East, exit right onto Fesslers Lane (Exit 212) right on Murfreesboro Road, 4 blocks to campus entrance on left. From the East (Knoxville I-40) Exit Spence Lane (Exit 213), left on Spence Lane to Murfreesboro Road, right on Murfreesboro Road, 1.7 miles to campus entrance on left. Directions To Trevecca From the East (Chattanooga I-24) Exit Murfreeesboro Road (Exit 52), left on Murfreesboro Road, 1.7 miles to campus entrance on left. From the West (Memphis I-40) Continue on I-40 to I-440 East to Murfreesboro Road (Exit 52), left on Murfreesboro Road, 1.7 miles to campus entrance on left. From the South (Birmingham I-65) Continue on I-65 to I-440 East to Murfreesboro Road (Exit 52), left on Murfreesboro Road, 1.7 miles to campus entrance on left. Trojans on the Web The Trojan echronicle is an blast with the latest Trojan athletic scores, signings, and events. To subscribe visit Season Results Overall: (4-5) August Goshen College #16 T Spring Arbor W 2-1 (OT) September 6 Reinhardt College L Union University (TS) L (0-1) 15 Crichton College (TS) W (1-1) 18 Lambuth University (TS) L (1-2) 22 Mid-Continent (TS) L 2-1 (OT) (1-3) 25 Fisk University L Bethel College (TS) L (1-4) October Martin Methodist (TS) L (1-5) Southern Polytechnic L Lyon College (TS) W (2-5) Cumberland Univ. (TS) W 4-3 (2OT) (3-5) 20 Freed-Hardeman (TS) W (4-5) TranSouth Tournament Mid-Continent L NAIA Statistics: Trevecca Nazarene University 5

6 SEASON REVIEW Trevecca Nazarene University Soccer Media Guide The Trevecca men s soccer team finished the year with a berth in the TranSouth Tournament. Though the men fell in the first round, they finished number six of 10 teams in the conference with a overall record and a 4-5 TranSouth mark. For the second consecutive year, the team earned the TranSouth Champions of Character Team Award. A highlight of the season was the 1-1 tie at NAIA No. 16 Goshen College to start the season. The team followed that accomplishment with a 2-1 overtime win at Spring Arbor College, Coach Jeff Carr s alma mater. The team finished the regular season with three consecutive wins. The streak started with a 3-0 win over Lyon College. The second win in the streak was a twoovertime win at Cumberland University, Trevecca s first win over Cumberland since the team defeated Cumberland 1-0. The team finished the regular season with a 2-0 win over visiting Freed-Hardeman. The team advanced to the TranSouth Tournament for the fourth time in school history where it fell in a 2-0 loss to Mid-Continent. James Lambley was selected TranSouth Co-Freshman of the Year after being selected TranSouth Defensive Player of the Week three times and NAIA Region-XI Defensive Player of the Week twice. Mark Foster was named the TranSouth Player of the Week once this season. Lambley and Foster were joined on the TranSouth Second Team by Calvin da Cunha and Alex Lorenz. Foster and Lorenz were named to the TranSouth Scholar-Athlete Team along with Josh Forth, Parker Hughes, Caylan Goodman, Jorge Hellu, and Andrew McGovern. Alex Lorenz Soccer Media Guide

7 SEASON PREVIEW The 2008 Trevecca Men s Soccer team chose the theme Field of Dreams for this season. Though many associate Field of Dreams with baseball because of the highly popular 1989 movie by the same name starring Kevin Costner, the term has spread to other sports as well. One of the tag lines to the movie could apply to all sports: If you believe the impossible, the incredible can happen. That expression seems to apply to this year s team. The 2008 Trojans return the nucleus of a team that lost five of its nine matches by one goal. The team reached the Tran- South playoffs and lost to Mid-Continent 2-0, a team that advanced to the NAIA National Championships. Trevecca coach Jeff Carr loves the chemistry of this year s team, but it doesn t stop there: This team has a chemistry I ve not seen in my time here at Trevecca. As important as that is, we also have what I feel is our most talented team with depth at several positions. Another difference over past years is the level of senior leadership we have. All these factors give us the ability to believe it is possible for incredible things to happen this season. The belief in the impossible begins with this year s six seniors. Their talent and, possibly more important, their leadership will be keys to making this season one of making the impossible reality. The group is led by Mark Foster. The Irishman is a leader on and off the pitch and has a great chance to become the school s career leading goal scorer this year. Maky Said is a tenuous worker, and wonderful things are expected of him in his final season. Gift Ndam will help shore up the defense this season because he is one of the most athletic and talented players on the team. Matthew Marrotte is playing for the first season this year. He has been a student at Trevecca but chose to come out for soccer this year for the first time. He is a left footer who will help on defense this year. Paul Butchard is fast and has been a dependable defender throughout his career. He will see opportunities for offense this season. Brad Camp is recovering from an injury, but his experience and skill will be counted on defensively. to build on last year s clutch goal in sudden death against Cumberland. Fernando Lopez has a great left foot and will be looked for more production in his second season. Craig Parker took a year off and returns looking for minutes as a defensive specialist. Alex Hodge has good size and will help strengthen the defense. Parker Hughes is a local product who might be the hardest worker on the team, and the coaching staff is pleased to see his return after a redshirt season. Trevecca coach Jeff Carr deems this year s recruits his best recruiting effort in his time at Trevecca. The sheer number only seven players makes one look closer. When one does, one sees a class that has a potential to make major contributions to this season s success. Hayden Coffman is considered one of the top graduating senior goalies from last year s Tennessee high school ranks. He should be a great leader and has tremendous athletic ability. John Sheets will contribute to the defense with his size and physical ability. Kyle Robertson is another player with size who has played at a high level in his high school career. Jordan Enix is very fast and appears to be a player who will be able to score early in his stay on the hill. Darragh Bugter is the youngest player (turns 17 in August) on the team and yet has experience playing at a high level of competition. He distributes the ball very well. Abel Kigwila brings speed and skill from his native Tanzania. Sam Madeley is a skilled striker who has a nose for the goal. Coach Carr believes that the returning players combined with the influx of new talent will see the offense swing some of those close calls into wins this season. The team will need the additional offense to battle through the tough TranSouth Athletic Conference schedule. The schedule is loaded with home games in September, but the month of October will be spent on the road. The dream is that the team will have enough success to return home in November for conference tournament games. The junior class will need to make significant contributions this year as well if the season is deemed a success. Caylan Goodman is the anchor to the defense with his size, excellent conditioning, and athlete ability. Alija Turkovic is a transfer striker, labeled the Bosnian Blast by Coach Carr. The possibilities for Turkovic are unlimited for this season. Gin Mung has improved every season and is an incredible worker at the wing. The sophomore class has ability and leadership qualities as well. Jonathan Guardarama will compete for a starting job in goal. Benji Bussell is recovering from surgery and hopes Mark Foster Trevecca Nazarene University 7

8 Opponents Quick Facts Bethel College Lambuth University Freed-Hardeman University Mid-Continent University McKenzie, Tenn. Established: 1842 Enrollment: 2,080 TranSouth Wildcats Melvin Belong Record Last Season: Jackson, Tenn. Established: 1843 Enrollment: 800 TranSouth Eagles Paul Conway Record Last Season: 6-8 Henderson, Tenn. Established: 1869 Enrollment: 2,100 TranSouth Lions Jason Elliott Record Last Season: Mayfield, Ky. Established: 1949 Enrollment: 1,304 TranSouth Cougars Joe Zakowicz Record Last Season: Union University Cumberland University Lyon College Crichton College Jackson, Tenn. Established: 1823 Enrollment: 3,100 TranSouth Bulldogs Clovis Simas Record Last Season: Lebanon, Tenn. Established: 1842 Enrollment: 1,345 TranSouth Bulldogs Jeff Loucks Record Last Season: Batesville, Ark. Established: 1872 Enrollment: 500 TranSouth Scots Jeremy Bishop Record Last Season: Memphis, Tenn. Established: 1987 Enrollment: 1,080 TranSouth Comets Jeremy Iwaszkowiec Record Last Season: Martin Methodist College Concordia College St. Catherine College Reinhart College Trevecca Nazarene University Pulaski, Tenn. Established: 1870 Enrollment: 870 TranSouth RedHawks Paschal Dunne Record Last Season: Spring Hill College Mobile, Ala. Established: 1830 Enrollment: 1,500 Gulf Coast Badgers Adam Pearce Record Last Season: Selma, Ala. Established: 1922 Enrollment: 550 Independent Hornets Brent Dukhie Record Last Season: Southern Polytech State U. Marietta, Ga. Established: 1866 Enrollment: 4,000 Southern States Hornets Kom Momeni Record Last Season: First Season St. Catherine, Ky. Established: 1931 Enrollment: 700 Mid-South Patriots Paul Patton Record Last Season: Brescia University Owensboro, Ky. Established: 1950 Enrollment: 700 Ky. Intercollegiate Bearcats Brad Smith Record Last Season: Waleska, Ga. Established: 1883 Enrollment: 1,100 Southern States Eagles Dan Farnham Record Last Season: 9-9 William Carey College Hattiesburg, Miss. Established: 1906 Enrollment: 2,600 Gulf Coast Crusaders Nigel Boulton Record Last Season: Soccer Media Guide

9 Coaching Staff Jeff Carr Head Coach Jeff Carr begins his fifth season as Trevecca s head men s soccer coach. Since taking over the program, Carr has led the Trojans to a record. Though the Trojans struggled through his first season, the last three season s have seen marked improvement, including 20 wins. In his second season, the team started to turn the corner. Thanks to several key additions in the offseason, the Trojans posted an record in 2005, which included an upset 3-0 win over then 10th ranked Virginia Intermont College as a part of a five-game unbeaten streak. Carr s recruiting produced two all-region players in Mark Foster scored 20 goals for the Trojans, and Calvin da Cunha also an honorable mention All American anchored Carr s stingy Trojan defense, the best defense in program history. Coach Carr Career Facts NAIA Scholar Athlete: 1 NAIA All-American (HM): 1 All-Region XI First Team: 1 All-TranSouth (1st Team): 4 All-TranSouth (2nd Team): 7 TranSouth Freshman of the Year: 2 TranSouth Scholar Athlete: 26 Region XI Player of the Week: 4 TranSouth Player of the Week: 4 TranSouth Champions of Character Team: 2 Donelson Christian Academy Notes: Started DCA soccer programs State coach of the year: 3 times Region coach of the year: 6 times District coach of the year: 6 times Boys State Runner-up: 2000 USA Today: State Soccer Ranker Previous Head Coaching Stops: Donelson Christian Academy Waco (Texas) High School Baylor University Lakeland College Despite dropping several close matches during the midseason, the 2007 team finished strong, winning its last three matches of the season to earn a postseason berth. Included in that stretch were a pair of shutouts and a thrilling double overtime win over Cumberland. Carr s team also earned its second consecutive TranSouth Athletic Conference Champions of Character Team Award. Carr s previous coaching stint was as the boys and girls soccer coach at Donelson Christian Academy. He started the program there in 1991 and led the program for 11 successful seasons. He was named the state coach of the year three times (twice in boys soccer, once in girls ), regional coach of the year six times, and district coach of the year six times. In 2000 his boys team was the state runner-up, and the girls team made it to the state final four. Carr serves as the national ranker for Tennessee boys soccer with USA Today. Carr, who grew up in Canada, served as the women s soccer coach at Baylor University for the season before moving to Waco High School for the season. Carr also coached at Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, in 1991 before taking the DCA position. Carr currently resides in Hendersonville with his wife, Donna, and his three children John, Emme, and Kyle. Love God. Love The Brothers. Love The Game! Trevecca Nazarene University 9

10 Coaching Staff Matt Smith Assistant Coach Matt Smith begins his third season as an assistant on the Trojan coaching staff. Originally from Warsaw, Indiana, Smith attended Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia, where he earned a bachelor s degree in history and worked in the athletic director s office. Matt met his wife, Lupita, in 2001 while doing missions work in Mexico. Matt and Lupita have been married for three years and have a son, Ricky. Smith coached club soccer at the U19 level for five years, notching two state championships during that span. In 2000 Smith joined Ultimate Goal Ministries, a soccer outreach ministry based in Nashville, Tennessee. Ultimate Goal focuses on ministering to refugee and international youths in the greater Nashville area. He currently works with the ministry as its director of coaching and outreach coordinator. Michael Frazee Assistant Coach Michael Frazee begins his third season as the goalkeepers coach on the Trojans coaching staff. Frazee played high school soccer at Farragut High School in Knoxville, Tennessee, and went on to play collegiate soccer at Francis Marion University in Florence, South Carolina. At Francis Marion, Frazee earned all-conference honors in 2000 and 2001 and was named to the all-southeast team in Frazee holds the Francis Marion record for most shutouts in a season, notching eight in 21 matches during the 2000 season, leading his team to the second of back-to-back 17-win seasons and an appearance in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight. He also holds the Patriots career record for shutouts (16 in 46 matches) and had two separate shutout streaks of 300 minutes or more. His four-year 0.93 goals against average is a Francis Marion record as well. He also backstopped the Patriots to a Peach Belt Conference Tournament Championship and a #20 ranking in 1999 and a PBC regular season title in Soccer Media Guide

11 Andy McGovern Assistant Coach Andy McGovern begins his first season as an assistant coach with the Trevecca men s soccer program. McGovern moves onto the staff after completing a three year career with the Trojans as a player, during which he recorded 10 goals and three assists in 40 games during three seasons. McGovern originally hails from Corby, England, and currently lives in Nashville, Tenn. # 3 Mark Foster Height: 5 6 Year: Sr. Position: MF/F Hometown: Newcastle, Ireland Previous School/HS: St. Malachy s College Awards: : TranSouth Freshman of the Year, All-TranSouth First Team, TranSouth Player of the Week : All-TranSouth Second Team, NAIA Region-XI Player of the Week, TranSouth Player of the Week Statistics: : Led team in scoring : Tied for the team lead in goals with eight and had two assists Seniors He is the leader of our team. He is willing to play anywhere on the field and is an impact player for us where ever he is. We look for him to have another impact year as a senior. Trevecca Nazarene University 11

12 Seniors #5 Maky Said Height: 5 7 Year: Sr. Position: MF Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Glencliff HS High School Awards: All-district 2004 and 2005, two-time club state champions Maky s game has grown each and every year and he is a delight to coach. He is an exceptional young man who represents Trevecca well. #14 Gift Ndam Height: 5 11 Year: Sr. Position: MF Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Fisk University/Antioch HS High School Awards: All-district, all-region, all-state Gift is one of the most athletic players on the team. He anticipates so very well and understands his role. He is a major contributor from the defensive side Soccer Media Guide

13 #7 Paul Butchard Height: 5 10 Year: Sr. Position: D Hometown: Oshawa, Ontario Previous School/HS: R.S. McLaughlin MVP in high school, HS captain, led HS in scoring, played in England Nottingham Forest as youth College Awards: : TranSouth Scholar-Athlete Statistics: : One assist : Four assists Paul has played solid in the back all three years, and we hope that his finest hour on the field will be this his senior season. #21 Matthew Marrotte Height: 5 9 Year: Sr. Position: D Hometown: Vero Beach, Fla. Previous School/HS: Vero Beach HS Matt joins the team as a senior after attending Trevecca his first three. We know that he ll give us quality minutes throughout the season. Trevecca Nazarene University 13

14 Seniors #6 Brad Camp Height: 5 8 Year: Sr. Position: MF/D Hometown: Hendersonville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Beech HS Other Notes: Played club for TNFC In his second season with the program he will play a defensive role for us. We look for him to add a lot to the attack and defense this season. The players #10 Alija Turkovic Height: 5 9 Year: Jr. Position: F Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Nashville Tech/Hillsood HS Alija is new to our program this year, and we anticipate he will be a major offensive threat for us this season and beyond Soccer Media Guide

15 #16 Caylan Goodman TROJANS Height: 5 11 Year: Jr. Position: D Hometown: Mt. Juliet, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Mt. Juliet HS High School Awards: All-district, all-tournament team, freshman of the year, allstate, top scorer Statistics: : Goal and two assists #00 Jonathan Guardarrama Caylan is the anchor of our defense. This leader on and off the field is expected to produce great things on the pitch again this year. Height: 5 10 Year: So. Position: GK Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Nashville Tech/Overton HS Jonathan is new to the program, and we expect him to compete for time in the keeper position. #18 Benji Bussell Height: 5 7 Year: Fr. Position: MF Hometown: Lakeland, Fla. Previous School/HS: George Jenkins High School Awards: Honorable mention county team Other Notes: National Honor Society, FCA president Benji is one of our spiritual leaders and central midfielders. He has elevated his game with vision and pace. Trevecca Nazarene University 15

16 The players #13 Parker Hughes Height: 6 3 Year: So. Position: D Hometown: Clarksville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Rossview HS College Awards: : Team hustle award Parker sat out last season with health issues, but he has a true servant s heart and will be a contributor this season. #17 Fernando Lopez Height: 5 9 Year: So. Position: MF Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Antioch HS High School Awards: High school captain (3 years), all-district team Other Notes: Played with Ultimate Cobras; won two state championships, redshirt season Fernando has wonderful potential, and with his work ethic we will seem more gains in his ability to contribute. #20 Craig Parker Height: 6 0 Year: So. Position: D Hometown: Franklin, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Centennial HS High School Awards: Award for excellence in English, award for excellence in U.S. Government Other Notes: Returned to Trevecca after one year at East Tennessee State Craig returns after attending ETSU last year. We are excited to have his knowledge of the game and his defensive skills back in the fold Soccer Media Guide

17 #26 Alex Hodge TROJANS Height: 6 3 Year: So. Position: D Hometown: Pleasant Grove, Ala. Previous School/HS: Pleasant Grove High School Awards: All-metro tournament team Other Notes: Captain high school team Alex should be a contributor on the defensive side in this his second season with the program. #1 Hayden Coffman Height: 6 2 Year: Fr. Position: GK Hometown: Hendersonville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Hendersonville HS High School Honors: All-district (three times), all-region (three times), honorable mention all-state, team reached HS state finals (two times) Hayden is a true freshman and will compete for time in the goal. He has great experience, having played in the state tournament all four years of high school. #9 Sam Madeley Height: 5 8 Year: Fr. Position: F Hometown: Cheshire, England Previous School/HS: Other Notes: English U18 National Team Sam has a nose for the goal and should produce as a top offensive weapon this season for the Trojans. Trevecca Nazarene University 17

18 The players #11 Abel Kigwila Height: 5 9 Year: Fr. Position: MF Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: McGavock HS High School Honors: All-district (two times), all-region (two times) Other Notes: Born in Tanzania; father is a missionary Abel is another who will give us important minutes in the central midfield. #12 Darragh Bugter Height: 5 9 Year: Fr. Position: MF Hometown: Flevorland, Netherlands Previous School/HS: Other Notes: 17 years old; aunt lives in Nashville; SV Almere Club Team Darragh will give us valuable time at the central midfield position. His vision and high level of experience in Holland will benefit him here. #15 Jordan Enix Height: 5 8 Year: Fr. Position: MF Hometown: Xenia, Ohio Previous School/HS: Xenia HS High School Awards: Led school in scoring last two years; led club team in scoring last two years Jordan s work ethic is second to none. He is quick and can play multiple positions. He has already been an inspiration to our team Soccer Media Guide

19 #19 Kyle Robertson TROJANS Height: 6 1 Year: Fr. Position: D Hometown: Courtice, Ont. Previous School/HS: Bowmanville HS High School Awards: HS team captain last two years, HS team MVP last two years Other Notes: Comes from same high school where Coach Carr played U21 Club Soccer in Canada Kyle is a hard-nosed player who, the staff believes, can develop his game to a point that will be very beneficial to our program. #22 John Sheets Height: 6 2 Year: Fr. Position: D Hometown: Hendersonville, Tenn Previous School/HS: Hendersonville HS High School Honors: All-district (two times), team reached state finals (two times) Other Notes: Father is college soccer referee John is another product of Hendersonville High School. We are eager about his potential here at Trevecca. #8 Gin Mung Height: 5 3 Year: Jr. Position: MF Hometown: Nashville, Tenn. Previous School/HS: Hillsboro HS Other Notes: Ran cross country in high school Gin is one of our finest people and is an incredible worker. He has and will continue to contribute to this program on and off the field. Trevecca Nazarene University 19

20 TROJANS Damon H. Petty, M.D. Specializing in Orthopedic Surgery and Sports Medicine Offices in Nashville and Lebanon Trojan Soccer Facilities Trevecca s men s soccer team will find the Trevecca soccer facilities among the best in the NAIA. In the fall of 2001 Trevecca added a state-ofthe-art on-campus soccer facility with lights for night games. The field has undergone some major work in recent years to provide an even better playing surface than the original field had in The field is planted in hybrid Bermuda. Plans are being developed for upgrading the concession, restrooms, seating, and other fan comforts in the near future. The team has a brand new, modern locker room located directly adjacent to the Wellness Center. The new locker room allows student-athletes to relax and bond in their own space. The locker room is complete with wet facilities. The University recently expanded and upgraded the weight room with a full complement of free and machine weights as well as multiple cardiovascular machines. The athletic department also provides a fully staffed athletic training room. The training facility is staffed through a long-standing relationship with the renowned Baptist Sports Medicine Center. Trojan athletes are cared for by the same professionals who care for the Tennessee Titans and Nashville Predators Soccer Media Guide

21 Champions of Character Trevecca s men s soccer team was given the Champions of Character Team Award from the Tran- South men s soccer coaches for the season. Teams are selected based on how the players and coaches exhibit each of the five core character values of the NAIA Champions of Character initiative. Trevecca s men s soccer team has been involved in various community activities serving others. The team members have stepped up their level of respect for the game and the officials by significantly reducing the number of yellow and red cards handed out to them during the season. Trevecca Nazarene University 21

22 Trevecca Nazarene University Soccer Media Guide statistics Season Achievements and Awards TranSouth All-Conference First Team Player of the Year Alan O Connor (Martin Methodist) Co-Freshman of the Year James Lambley (Trevecca Nazarene) Armando Orozco (Bethel) Pos Player Team F Alan O Connor Martin Methodist F JW Hunt Lambuth F Wade Wadsworth Lambuth F Sean Fraser Bethel MF Benny Crozier Union MF Armando Orozco Bethel MF Marcio Neves Mid-Continent MF Rafael Araujo Cumberland D Barry McGahon Martin Methodist D Anders Sullisalo Mid-Continent D Ross Hayman Lambuth D Rory O Connor Lambuth GK Brenton Saylor Lambuth GK Chris Lean Union TranSouth All-Conference Second Team Pos Player Team F Fred Okello Mid-Continent F Alex Lorenz Trevecca Nazarene F Wagner Oliveira Union F Greg Buford Lyon MF Felix Olale Bethel MF Stephen Hogan Martin Methodist MF Simone Enrici Martin Methodist MF Mark Foster Bethel College D Igor Lukic Mid-Continent D Guilherme da Veiga Union D Calvin da Cunha Trevecca Nazarene D Nguyen Nguyen Cumberland GK James Lambley Trevecca Nazarene GK Hunter Jamison Martin Methodist 2007 TranSouth Men s Soccer Standings School TranSouth Overall Lambuth University Bethel College Mid-Continent Union University Martin Methodist Trevecca Nazarene Lyon College Cumberland University Freed-Hardeman Crichton College Trevecca Single-Season Records Goals Name Season Goals Mauricio Dos Santos Mark Foster Mauricio Dos Santos Erick Oduor Vinnie Bhashkar Alex Lorenz Mark Foster Assists Name Season Assists Erick Oduor Josh Forth Mauricio Dos Santos Jonathan Risorto Dean Ward Mariano Monzu Points Name Season Points Mauricio Dos Santos Mark Foster Erick Oduor Mauricio Dos Santos Alex Lorenz Vinnie Bhashkar Mark Foster Andy McGovern GOALKEEPING Wins Name Season Wins Joe Shrum Seth Miller James Lambley Aaron Reynolds Seth Miler Saves Name Season Saves Seth Miller Joe Shrum James Lambley Joe Shrum Seth Miller Shutouts Name Season SHO Joe Shrum Seth Miller James Lambley Joe Shrum Soccer Media Guide

23 Season Statistics trevecca nazarene university Scoring Assists Points Player Goals Player Assists Players Points Mark Foster 6 Mark Foster 4 Mark Foster 16 Alex Lorenz 4 Aaron Denton 2 Alex Lorenz 9 Philip Walker 3 Alex Lorenz 1 Philip Walker 7 Maky Said 1 Calvin da Cunha 1 Benji Bussell 3 Luke Johnson 1 Paul Butchard 1 Aaron Denton 2 Coulton Main 1 Gift Ndam 1 Maky Said 2 Benji Bussell 1 Philip Walker 1 Luke Johnson 2 Brad Camp 1 Coulton Main 2 Benji Bussell 1 Calvin da Cunha 1 Paul Butchard 1 Gift Ndam 1 Brad Camp 1 Goalie Statistics Games Played Player Games James Lambley 14 Aaron Denton 4 Shane Cline 2 Shots Faced Player Shots James Lambley 102 Aaron Denton 8 Shane Cline 4 Goals Against Player GA James Lambley 12 Aaron Denton 3 Shane Cline 1 Shutouts Player SHO James Lambley 2 Aaron Denton 0 Shane Cline 0 Wins Player Wins Michael Watson 5 Aaron Denton 0 Shane Cline 0 Saves Player Saves James Lambley 90 Aaron Denton 5 Shane Cline 3 Goals Against Avg. Player GAA James Lambley 0.84 Shane Cline 3.21 Aaron Denton 3.70 Trevecca Coaching History Year-by-Year Team Results Overall Conference YEAR-BY-YEAR W L T W L T Coach Jon Curtis (4-14) Curtis Stan Herod ( , ) Herod Herod Herod Herod Jeff Carr ( , ) Carr Carr Carr Carr Total Trevecca Career Records Goals Name Years Goals Mauricio Dos Santos Mark Foster Alex Lorenz Andy McGovern Erick Oduor Assists Name Years Assists Erick Oduor Mauricio Dos Santos Mariano Monzu Dean Ward Mark Foster Points Name Years Points Mauricio Dos Santos Mark Foster Erick Oduor Andy McGovern Alex Lorenz GOALKEEPING Wins Name Years Wins Joe Shrum Seth Miller James Lambley Aaron Reynolds Saves Name Years Saves Seth Miller Joe Shrum James Lambley Aaron Reynolds Randy Schlappi Shutouts Name Years SHO Joe Shrum Seth Miller Trevecca Nazarene University 23

24 Trevecca Nazarene University Soccer Media Guide statistics Year-by-Year Season Results : Overall 4-14 Head Jon Curtis TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 2 Georgetown 1 1 TN Temple 5 2 Rhodes 3 1 Asbury 0 0 Christian Brothers 8 0 KY Wesleyan 3 2 Cumberland 5 0 Rhodes 2 0 Christian Brothers 6 7 Fisk 1 1 Belmont 2 2 Lee 5 0 Asbury 4 0 Lee 5 0 Lindsey Wilson 9 0 Bryan 2 6 Fisk 1 0 Covenant : Overall , TranSouth Head Stan Herod DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 8/30 0 Union College 10 9/2 1 Cumberland (Ky.) 6 9/7 0 Martin Methodist 6 9/9 0 Lee University 3 9/14 1 Huntingdon 2 9/16 5 Freed-Hardeman 2 9/19 0 Berry College#7 TS 9 10/7 0 Birm-So. #20 TS 4 10/10 1 Union University 3 10/14 0 Brescia University 5 10/17 0 Lipscomb TS 6 10/21 0 Belhaven College 3 10/26 0 Tenn. Wesleyan 5 10/31 3 Freed-Hardeman : Overall , TranSouth Head Stan Herod DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 8/29 0 Cumberland (TN) 4 9/4 1 Campbellsville 2 9/7 0 Olivet Nazarene 5 9/8 0 Mt. Vernon Naz. 11 9/11 0 Martin Methodist TS 4 9/12 3 Fisk University 0 9/15 0 Berry College TS 8 9/20 0 Union UniversityTS 6 9/22 1 Berea College 1 OT 9/25 0 Huntingdon 3 10/2 1 Lee University TS 3 10/5 1 Freed-Hardeman TS 0 10/8 0 Thomas University 5 10/10 0 Lambuth University 5 10/16 0 Belarmine 6 10/20 0 Anderson 3 10/24 1 Tenn. Wesleyan 8 10/27 2 Asbury College Soccer Media Guide : Overall 8-7-3, TranSouth Head Stan Herod DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 9/3 0 Campbellsville 0 2OT 9/11 0 Bethel College 3 9/13 0 Berry #12 TS 0 9/18 1 Cumberland TS 2 9/21 0 Asbury College 3 9/24 3 Freed-Hardeman TS 1 9/28 4 Lyon College TS 0 10/1 1 Union University TS 0 10/4 8 Huntingdon 0 10/5 3 LaGrange 0 10/8 5 Fisk University 0 10/10 1 Martin Methodist TS 2 10/16 3 Fisk University 1 10/18 1 N. Greenville (forfeit) 0 10/21 0 Lee University TS 1 10/25 1 Tenn. Temple 0 10/29 1 Brescia University 1 11/6 3 Lee (TSAC-T) : Overall , TranSouth Head Stan Herod DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 9/2 11 Atlanta Christian 2 9/6 0 Covenant 4 9/9 0 Bresica 2 9/11 2 Tenn. Wesleyan 1 9/17 1 Cumberland TS 0 9/20 4 Freed-Hardeman TS 1 9/24 0 Union University TS 1 9/27 1 Mid-Continent 2 9/30 7 Tenn. Temple 3 10/3 10 Cincinnati Bible 1 10/4 2 Freed-Hardeman TS 1 10/8 2 Martin Methodist TS 1 10/11 3 Belhaven College 7 10/13 0 University Mobile 7 10/18 1 Berry College TS 5 10/20 1 Lee University TS 1 10/25 0 Bethel College 0 10/30 8 Campbellsville 1 11/1 5 Lyon College TS 1 11/4 1 Cumberland TSAC-T 2 11/11 1 Cumberland RXI-T : Overall , TranSouth Head Jeff Carr DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 9/3 0 Va. Intermont 3 9/4 0 King College 3 9/8 0 Martin Methodist 3 9/15 1 Belmont University 2 9/17 0 Fla. Atlantic 6 9/18 0 Florida Tech 3 9/23 0 Union University TS 1 9/25 1 Campbellsville 4 9/28 4 Freed-Hardeman TS 2 9/30 1 Mid-Continent 3 10/2 0 Lee University 0 10/9 1 Cumberland (Ky.) 6 10/16 0 Brescia University 4 10/21 0 Cumberland Univ. 7 10/23 0 Lyon College 1 10/28 1 Ala. Huntsville 4 10/30 2 Georgetown 2

25 : Overall , TranSouth Head Jeff Carr trevecca nazarene university : Overall: 5-9-1, TranSouth Head Jeff Carr DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 9/1 2 Lipscomb Univ. 3 9/3 0 Cumberlands (Ky.) 2 9/6 2 Bryan College 1 9/9 4 Ohio Wesleyan 0 9/10 1 MidAmerica Naz. 2 9/13 1 Tenn. Wesleyan 4 9/19 1 Belmont Univ. 6 9/22 1 Union University TS 2 OT 9/24 3 Virginia Intermont 0 9/27 2 Lambuth University 2 10/1 1 Spalding University 0 10/6 2 St. Francis 0 10/8 1 Lyon College TS 0 10/12 2 Martin Methodist TS 3 10/17 0 Brescia University 2 10/19 1 Cumberland TS 4 10/22 4 Faulkner University 1 10/29 5 Freed-Hardeman TS 3 11/4 0 Cumberland TSAC-T 1 DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 8/30 1 Goshen College #16 1 8/31 2 Spring Arbor 1 OT 9/6 0 Reinhardt College 2 9/11 1 Union Univ. TS 2 9/15 2 Crichton College TS 0 9/18 1 Lambuth Univ. TS 2 9/22 1 Mid-Continent TS 2 OT 9/25 1 Fisk University 2 9/29 2 Bethel College TS 5 10/3 2 Martin Methodist TS 3 10/10 0 Southern Poly. 4 10/13 3 Lyon College TS 0 10/16 4 Cumberland TS 3 OT 10/20 2 Freed-Hardeman TS 0 10/25 0 Mid-Continent 2 TSAC-T TSAC-T = TranSouth Tournament RXI-T = Region XI Tournament : Overall , TranSouth Head Jeff Carr DATE TNU SCHOOL OPPONENT 8/31 4 Spalding Univ. 1 9/2 5 Fisk University 1 9/5 4 Tenn. Wesleyan 1 9/8 7 Pikeville College 0 9/9 0 Virginia Intermont 2 9/15 0 Point Loma Naz.#25 2 9/16 5 San Diego Christian 1 9/19 0 Union University TS 2 9/23 2 Crichton College TS 2 9/27 2 Cumberland TS 3 9/30 0 Bethel #23 TS 2 10/3 0 Lambuth Univ. TS 4 10/6 0 Mid-Continent TS 3 10/11 0 Martin Methodist TS 1 10/13 0 Brescia University 8 10/16 1 Ala. Huntsville 0 OT 10/21 0 Lyon College TS 1 10/26 4 Freed-Hardeman TS 0 Trevecca Men s Soccer All-Americans Mariano Monzu Honorable Mention 03 Calvin da Cunha Honorable Mention 05 Trevecca Nazarene University 25 25

26 Trevecca Nazarene University Soccer Media Guide statistics Awards History All-TranSouth Name Year Mucha Murapa (TCAC) Mauricio Dos Santos Matt Hurst (2nd Team) Mariano Monzu (2nd Team) Mauricio Dos Santos Mariano Monzu Paulo Couto Gonzalo Elorza Mark Foster Calvin da Cunha Seth Miller Calvin da Cunha Mark Foster (2nd Team) James Lambley (2nd Team) Calvin da Cunha (2nd Team) Mark Foster (2nd Team) Alex Lorenz (2nd Team) TranSouth Freshman of the Year Name Year Mark Foster TranSouth Scholar-Athletes Name Year Chris Adams (TCAC) Brian Smith (TCAC) Gonzalo Elorza Esteban Gonzalez Mariano Monzu Aaron Reynolds Dean Ward Jonathan Stricklin Paulo Couto Jonathon Duranceau Adam Hill Aaron Reynolds Esteban Gonzalez Mariano Monzu Elorza Gonzalo Dean Ward Paolo Couto Jonathon Duranceau Ignacio Ara Santiago Norte Josh Boice Mariano Monzu Gonzalo Elorza Paulo Couto Josh Boice Santiago Norte Erick Oduor Seth Miller Andrew McGovern Jorge Hellu Alex Lorenz Nathaniel Lindsley Paul Butchard Mark Foster Michael Watson Calvin da Cunha Jorge Hellu Alex Lapalma Lorenz Andy McGovern Stephen Reynard Josh Forth Parker Hughes Caylan Goodman Mark Foster Alex Lorenz Jorge Hellu Andrew McGovern All-Region XI Name Year Mariano Monzu Calvin da Cuhna NAIA All-Americans Name Year Mariano Monzu (HM) Calvin da Cuhna (HM) NAIA Scholar-Athletes Name Year Aaron Reynolds Aaron Reynolds Esteban Gonzalez Alex Lorenz TranSouth Coach of the Year Name Year Jon Curtis (TCAC) All-Time Roster Aaron Denton Aaron Reynolds Adam Hill Alagie Barrow Alex Hodge Alex Lorenz Andrew McGovern Benji Bussell Brad Camp Brad Lawrence Brandon Bartholomew Brandon Edmonson Brian McClain Brian Smith Brian Walker Calvin Stein da Cunha Caylan Goodman Charlie Hall Chris Adams Chris Highers Cody Ballard Coulton Main Craig Moore Craig Parker Dallas Gipson Daniel Rucker Danny Gonzalez David Bently David Minnick David Rebello Dean Ward Derek Hamer Donnie Noes Donny Block Drew Cronin Durandeau Dustin Newman Eduardo de Souza Eric Leigh Eric Odour Esteban Gonzalez Farhad Ali Fernando Lopez Frank Owusu-Ansah Fredrik Oscarsson Gift Ndam Gin Mung Gonzalo Elorza Ignacio Ara Jacob Harlow James Lambley Jason Scott Jeremy Duranceau Jeremy Martin Jeremy Watson Joe Shrum John Michael Silvas Jonathan Duranceau Jonathan Griffin Jonathan Moore Jonathan Risorto Jonathan Rodriguez Jonathan Stricklin Jorge Hellu Josh Boice Josh Forth Justin Skelly Kerry Ensminger Luis Garcia Luke Johnson Maky Said Mariano Monzu Mark Foster Mark Musgrove Matt Hanning Matt Hurst Matt Smith Matt Ungerfbuehler Mauricio Dos Santos Michael Fahringer Michael Watson Mike Friberg Mucha Murapa Nathaniel Lindsley Omar Minuta Owen VanSyckle Paolo Couto Parker Hughes Paul Butchard Paul Hage Paulo Couto Philip Walker Rafael Prado Randy Heinze Randy Schlappi Robbie Estes Roger Corle Santiago Norte Scott Herman Sean Bender Seth Miller Shane Cline Shane Houck Stephen Adams Stephen Banks Stephen Huddleston Stephen Khinley Stephen Reynard Ted Geasley Tre Jones Vinny Bhashkar Zach Rohr

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