JAMIL ROBERTS - ALL-WCC 2006 WCC CHAMPIONS Men s Soccer Media Guide

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1 PETER LOWRY - ALL-FAR WEST MATT HATZKE - ALL-WCC JAMIL ROBERTS - ALL-WCC BRIAN CURRY - SENIOR MATT MARQUESS - SENIOR 2006 WCC CHAMPIONS 2007 Media Guide

2 BRONCOS IN THE PROS Jamil Walker Joe Cannon Ryan Cochrane Amaechi Igwe Mehdi Ballouchy Steve Cronin

3 Table of Contents Meet The Broncos Team Roster...3 Season Outlook Coaching Staff Bios Head Coach Cameron Rast...6 Assistant Coach Eric Yamamoto...7 Assistant Coach Rusty Johnson...7 Assistant Coach Tim Martin...7 Student-Athletes Bios Athlete Bios Opponents WCC Opponents...18 Non-Conference Opponents...19 Series Scores vs Opponents In Review 2006 Statistics & Results Box Scores WCC Statistics & Standings...24 Records & History Career Leaders...25 Single Season Leaders...25 Team Single Season Bests...26 Top SCU Performances...26 Yearly Leaders...26 General Records...27 Bronco Streaks...28 Santa Clara in the Post-Season...29 Broncos in the Pros...30 Honors and Awards...31 Yearly Results...32 Year-By-Year Results SCU vs. All Opponents...38 All-Time Roster...39 Buck Shaw Stadium...40 West Coast Conference Information...41 About Santa Clara University Administration...42 Academics...43 Athletics Administration...44 Facilities...45 Sports Medicine...46 Distinguished Alumni...47 This Is Santa Clara...48 Soccer Office Head Coach... Cameron Rast Office Phone Assistant Coach...Eric Yamamoto Office Phone Assistant Coach...Rusty Johnson Office Phone Assistant Coach...Tim Martin Office Phone Ticket Information Ticket Office General Admission (adult)...$7 Youth, Seniors (GA)...$5 SCU Students...$2 Bronco Kidz (with membership)...$2 Season Ticket (adult)...$65 Season Ticket (youth, senior)...$30 Family Plan...$100 Santa Clara Quick Facts THE UNIVERSITY Location... Santa Clara, Calif. Founded Enrollment... 8,377 Nickname...Broncos Colors... Red (202) and White Home Field... Buck Shaw Stadium Conference...West Coast Affiliation...NCAA Division I President... Paul Locatelli, S.J. Athletic Director... Dan Coonan Athletics Department Phone...(408) COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Cameron Rast (Santa Clara 92) Record at Santa Clara (5 years) Career Record...same Assistant Coaches... Eric Yamamoto (Santa Clara 90)...Rusty Johnson (Santa Clara 01)...Tim Martin (Fresno State 90) TEAM INFORMATION 2006 Overall Record Postseason... NCAA Quarterfinals WCC Record (1st in WCC) Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 19/4 Starters Returning/Lost... 8/3 Newcomers... 7 SPORTS INFORMATION Media Relations Fax Director of Media Relations...Jed Mettee Office Phone jmettee@scu.edu Assoc. Director of Media Relations...Sabrina Polidoro Office Phone spolidoro@scu.edu Sports Information Assistant... TBD Office Phone TBD... Mailing Address El Camino Real Santa Clara, CA Buck Shaw Stadium Press Box Page 4 Page 18 Page 21 Page25 Page 42 Credits The University Media Guide was written and edited by Jed Mettee, Director of Media Relations, and designed by Justin Muskivitch. Action photography by Don Jedlovec, John Medina, David Gonzales, John Todd, Thomas Shea, Martin Morales and International Sports Images. University photography by Chuck Barry. Printed by Almaden Press. If you would like a copy of the 2007 Santa Clara University Men s Basketball Media Guide, please send $10 to Broncos Sports Publications, 500 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA University Media Guide 1

4 Media Services Press Credentials Working press credentials for Santa Clara home games may be obtained by contacting Jed Mettee. Please make requests at least 24 hours in advance of the game. Credentials will be left at Buck Shaw s will-call ticket window at the northwest entrance. Photo Credentials Photo passes will be issued to photographers representing daily and weekly newspapers, television stations, magazines and wire services. Photographers or ENG camera crews can shoot on the endlines (not directly behind the goal) and on the sideline opposite the benches at Buck Shaw Stadium. Interviews Interviews with members of the Santa Clara men s soccer team and coaching staff should be directed through the athletic media relations office. All interview requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance. Following the game, the team will be available for interviews on the field following a short cooling-off period. Internet The Santa Clara athletics home page is available on the World Wide Web. Rosters, press releases, schedules, radio broadcasts, video webcasts, Gametracker and current all information can be accessed at Bronco SportsLine For updated information on events, call the Bronco SportsLine at Bay Area Media Outlets Print Media Associated Press Sports Editor 303 Second St., Suite 680 North San Francisco, CA Phone: (415) Fax: Contra Costa Times Sports Editor P.O. Box 5088 Walnut Creek, CA (925) Fax: Marin Independent Journal Sports Editor 150 Alameda del Prado Novato, CA (415) Fax: Oakland Tribune Sports Editor 4770 Willow Road Pleasanton, CA (925) Fax: San Francisco Chronicle Sports Editor 905 Mission Street San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: San Jose Mercury-News Sports Editor 750 Ridder Park Drive San Jose, CA (408) Fax: Santa Cruz Sentinel Sports Editor P.O. Box 638 Santa Cruz, CA (831) Fax: The Santa Clara Sports Editor Benson Center, Room 17 Santa Clara, CA (408) Fax: Television Outlets KGO-TV (ABC, Ch. 7) 900 Front Street San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KNTV-TV (NBC, Ch. 11) 2450 North First Street San Jose, CA (408) Fax: KPIX-TV (CBS, Ch. 5) 855 Battery Street San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KRON-TV (Ind, Ch. 4) 1001 Van Ness Ave. San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KTVU-TV (FOX, Ch. 2) No. 2 Jack London Square Oakland, CA (510) Fax: Fox Sports Net Programming Manager 77 Geary Street, 5th Floor San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: Radio Outlets KCBS Radio (740 AM) 855 Battery St. San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KFRC Radio (610 AM) 500 Washington St. San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KGO Radio (810 AM) 900 Front Street San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KLIV (1590 AM) P.O. Box 995 San Jose, CA (408) Fax: KNBR (680 AM) 55 Hawthorne Street San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: KNEW (910 AM) 340 Townsend Street San Francisco, CA (415) Fax: N/A KSCU Radio (103.3 FM) Swig Basement Santa Clara University Santa Clara, CA (408) Fax: Miscellaneous CSTV.com 2035 Corte del Nogal Suite 200 Carlsbad, CA (760) Fax: PA SportsTicker 55 Realty Drive Cheshire, CT (800) Fax: (800) University Media Guide

5 Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp. Hometown/Previous School 0 Jeremy Del Re GK Fr.-HS San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep 1 Ari Zlotoff GK So.-1V Santa Monica, Calif. / Santa Monica 2 Matt Marquess D Sr.-2V Palo Alto, Calif. / UC Santa Cruz 3 Ross Smith D So.-1V Pleasanton, Calif. /Amador Valley 4 Scott Sweeney M Jr.-2V San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep 5 Brian Curry D/M Sr.-3V Littleton, Colo. / Chatfield 6 Aaron Clubb D Jr.-2V Burnsville, Minn. / Holy Angels 7 Ryan Brown M/F So.-1V Montclair, NJ / Montclair 8 Jide Ogunbiyi D/F Jr.-2V Gwynedd, Penn. / Wissahickon 9 Matt Hatzke D/M Sr.-3V San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep 10 Peter Lowry M/F Sr.-3V Fair Oaks, Calif. / Bella Vista 11 Ricky Character M/F RS Fr.-RS Memphis, Tenn. / Christian Brothers 12 Anton Hooker D Jr.-2V Woodland Hills, Calif. / Chaminade College Prep 13 Kellen Wantulok F RS Fr.-RS Boise, ID / Centennial 14 Brian Martin F Jr.-1V Milwaukee, WI / Furman 15 Stephen McCarthy M So.-1V Colleyville, Texas / Nolan Catholic 16 Chris Sauter D/M So.-1V Huntington Beach, Calif. / Huntington Beach 17 Jamil Roberts D Sr.-3V Fremont, Calif. / Washington 18 Joseph Buttitta GK Jr.-2V San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep 19 Jeff Cosgriff M So.-1V San Bruno, Calif. / St. Ignatius 20 Garrett Frechette D/M So.-1V San Martin, Calif. / Live Oak 21 Jalil Anibaba M Fr.-HS Davis, Calif. / Davis 22 Sean Danzeiser F So.-1V Albuquerque, NM / La Cueva 23 Jerred O Connell M Jr.-1V San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep 24 Kevin Klasila GK Fr.-HS Los Angeles, Calif. / Loyola 25 David Castellanos D Fr.-HS Los Angeles, Calif. / Santa Monica 26 Jeffrey Strong F Fr.-HS Boise, Idaho / Timberline 27 Brennan Alvarez M Fr.-HS Yucaipa, Calif. / Redlands 28 Austin Tenn-McClellan D Fr.-HS Bradenton, Fla. / Saint Stephen s Episcopal Head Coach: Cameron Rast, 6th year (Santa Clara 92) Assistant Coaches: Eric Yamamoto, 17th year (Santa Clara '90); Rusty Johnson, 5th year (Santa Clara '01); Tim Martin, 4th year (Fresno State '90) Class Breakdown Seniors (5) Jide Ogunbiyi Freshmen (9) Brian Curry Scott Sweeney Brennan Alvarez Matt Hatzke Sophomores (8) Jalil Anibaba Peter Lowry Ryan Brown David Castellanos Matt Marquess Jeff Cosgriff Ricky Character* Jamil Roberts Sean Danzeiser Jeremy Del Re Juniors (7) Garrett Frechette Kevin Klasila Joseph Buttitta Stephen McCarthy Jeffrey Strong Aaron Clubb Chris Sauter Austin Tenn-McClellan Anton Hooker Ross Smith Kellen Wantulok* Brian Martin Ari Zlotoff Jerred O Connell *Indicates Redshirt Freshman Pronunciation Guide Jalil Anibaba Joe Buttitta Anton Hooker Kevin Klasila Matt Marquess Jide Ogunbiyi Chris Sauter Kellen Wantulok Ari Zlotoff Ah-knee-Bah-Bah Boo-TEA-tah an-tahn Klah-sill-Ah MAR-kwess juh-day uh-gun-bee sow-ter WON-too-luck R-E ZLAH-toff University Media Guide 3

6 2007 Season Outlook Broncos Set Sights On Cary Heading into the 2006 season, the Santa Clara University men s soccer team had 14 newcomers and only six starters returning yet the team went on to win its ninth West Coast Conference title, earn a first-round bye in the NCAA Tournament and reach the quarterfinals. With 19 players returning and only three starters gone last season may have only been the beginning for Cameron Rast s Broncos. Santa Clara enters the 2007 season with depth from back to front, along with the core of the team that enjoyed so much success last season. The team has been picked to win the 2007 WCC title in a preseason coaches poll and College Soccer News has given the Broncos a No. 5 national ranking in its preseason poll. We have a strong group returning and there are some expectations now, said Rast. However, we always tell our team that every season is different and that we have to work just as hard to accomplish our goals. We can t just rest on what we accomplished last year. The goals that Rast mentions include winning another WCC title, reaching the College Cup and ultimately winning the national championship. a significant role for SCU last season. The incoming class of freshmen provides added coverage at nearly every spot on the field. One of our biggest assets this year is our depth, said Rast. We have a good group of goalkeepers with our entire backline returning from last year. Also, we a lot of versatile players in midfield and at forward that give us plenty of options in those areas. Coaching Staff Over the past five years, Rast has continued to the success of the Bronco soccer program, leading his team to four NCAA Tournament appearances, two WCC titles and a College Cup appearance. He is now third all-time in wins at Santa Clara with a record and he has never finished lower than third in the conference. The entire staff returns to assist Rast in 2007, led by long-time assistant coach and former Bronco goalkeeper Eric Yamamoto. Yamamoto enters his 17th season as an assistant soccer coach at Santa Clara, having worked with both the men s and women s programs. Rusty Johnson is back as the goalkeeper coach after helping develop Joseph Buttitta into one of the top keepers in the conference. Rounding out the staff is former MLS star, Tim Martin, who has become a key part of the staff during both training sessions and games. As I say every year, our goal at the start of every season is to win the national championship, said Rast. We have a lot of work to do, but the team worked hard over the past year to prepare themselves for 2007 and I am looking forward to the season. Who s Gone The Broncos lost three key contributors from last season s squad that went Seniors Keith DeVey and Erik Ustruck departed after helping SCU reach the NCAAs during each of their four seasons together. DeVey finished his career with 20 goals to put himself into the Top 10 all-time at SCU, while Ustruck had eight goals and six assists in his standout career in midfield for the Broncos. Amaechi Igwe also will not be back after signing a pro contract following his strong freshman season. Igwe netted five goals and had three assists at forward for SCU, before being selected in the first round of the Major League Soccer SuperDraft by the New England Revolution. Ustruck also made it to MLS, as he was picked by the Houston Dynamo in the Supplemental Draft. We will miss all three of those players, said Rast. Erik and Keith contributed a lot to the program over four years and Amaechi was an impact player right away for us. That being said, we feel that we have a number of players that can step up and make this year s team even stronger. Depth Despite those losses, the Broncos return one of their deepest teams in recent memory. The team has experience and youth at every position on the field from the goalkeepers to the forwards. Eight starters return, plus six more players who played Junior Brian Martin is aiming for another successful season in Goalkeeping At the goalkeeper position, the Broncos are loaded with talent and options heading into the 2007 season. The incumbent between the pipes is junior Joseph Buttitta, who had an exceptional first season for Santa Clara in his first action with the team. Despite nursing an ankle injury throughout the year, Buttitta posted eight shutouts and a 0.89 goals against average. He earned WCC Player of the Week and Player of the Month honors, before being honored with All-WCC accolades. Joe had a very solid year for us in net, said Rast. That position was a bit of a question mark heading into last year, but he really stepped in and did a nice job. With Joe and the other goalkeepers coming in, we feel very comfortable with that position going into upcoming year. Joining Buttitta will be sophomore Ari Zlotoff, who saw action in three games in 2006, and freshmen Jeremy Del Re and Kevin Klasila. Zlotoff provided steady support off the bench last season, while Del Re and Klasila arrive at Santa Clara after outstanding prep careers. Del Re starred at Buttitta s alma mater, Bellarmine Prep, helping the Bells win the WCAL Championship last year. Klasila arrives on the Mission Campus from Loyola High School in Southern California. He has been a mainstay on the United States U-18 team this year and traveled with the team to the PanAm Games in Brazil as well as a trip to Japan. Defenders The backline from 2006 that helped post nine shutouts returns intact for the 2007 campaign. Three seniors, Matt Hatzke, Matt Marquess and Jamil Roberts all return, along with Chris Sauter, who fit in nicely at right back during his freshman season. Marquess and Roberts provide athletic and steady play in the center of the 4 University Media Guide

7 2007 Season Outlook the middle of the park. He will be fighting for a starting role this season. Two new faces could play big roles for the Broncos in the midfield. Redshirt freshman Ricky Character should make a big contribution, as well as incoming freshman Jalil Anibaba, who spent this past year performing for the U-18 and U-20 national teams. Character had an outstanding prep career in Memphis and Anibaba was the California Gatorade Player of the Year in 2007 at Davis Senior High School. Other members of the midfield are Scott Sweeney and Jerred O Connell. Sweeney overcame a variety of injuries to work his way back onto the team last season, while O Connell has also battled injuries in his career. Forward Line M.A.C. Hermann Trophy candidate Peter Lowry hopes to celebrate a lot of goals for the Broncos as they attempt to make it back to the College Cup. defense, allowing Hatzke and Sauter to get up and down the wings and jump into the attack. Hatzke and Roberts were All-WCC selections with Roberts also picking up All-Far West Region accolades last year. Roberts and Marquess proved to be very durable as well in central defense, starting every game of the year and finishing as the team s leaders in minutes played. Marquess has played in 45 straight games for SCU since arriving as a transfer from UC Santa Cruz as a sophomore. Sauter started the year on the bench, but once he established himself on the right side, he did not come out of the lineup. He also scored a huge goal late in the year, heading home a cross to beat San Diego in overtime on the road. We have an excellent group returning in defense and I am confident that they are ready for another good year, said Rast. We have experience, athleticism and players who can move the ball so I believe that defense should be one of our strengths. Along with the four returning starters, Rast can also count on senior Brian Curry, who has started 22 games in his career, sophomore Ross Smith and junior Anton Hooker. Smith played both forward and defense a year ago for SCU. Midfield Despite losing Ustruck and DeVey from the midfield, the Broncos could have one of their strongest midfield groups ever in Captain Peter Lowry is expected to have a big senior season after tying for the team lead in scoring a year ago. The two-time All-WCC selection was one of 29 players across the country named to the M.A.C. Hermann Trophy watch list and he spent part of the offseason playing with the U.S. U-23 team. With six more goals, he will become one of 10 players in program history to reach the 20-goal plateau. Peter continued to prove last year that he is one of the top players in the country, said Rast. He scored some important goals for us throughout the year and really created a lot of offense. He will be our leader in the midfield. Joining Lowry will be a talented group of youngsters, including 2006 WCC Co-Freshman of the Year, Stephen McCarthy. McCarthy enters his sophomore year with big expectations after serving as the team s defensive midfielder as a freshman. His ability to keep possession and start the attack, in conjunction with his disruptive abilities on defense, proved key to SCU s success last season. Sophomore Jeff Cosgriff came off the bench in 22 out of 23 games last season and had a major impact, scoring four goals, including an overtime game-winner at Saint Mary s, while providing a big threat on set pieces. He worked well with McCarthy and Lowry in Despite losing Amaechi Igwe and sometime forward Keith DeVey and their combined 11 goals, the Broncos appear to be loaded with offensive firepower. Back from last season s squad are regular contributors Jide Ogunbiyi (2 g, 5 a in 2006), Sean Danzeiser (4 g, 1 a in 2006), and Brian Martin (3 g, 5 a in 2006). Ogunbiyi recovered from offseason foot surgery to have a strong finish to the year, including scoring the game-winner against Washington in the NCAA Tournament second round. Martin also had a great finish to the year and appears to have found a home on the left side of the forward line. He set up a number of goals with his powerful runs down the wing that ripped holes in the opponent s backlines. Danzeiser s explosive speed and quickness proved tough for opponents to handle last year and with a year of experience under his belt, he should be even more effective. His game-winner against San Francisco in the WCC opener last year was just one example of his goalscoring prowess. We have a lot of options at forward, noted Rast. We have speed, size, athleticism, along with some great goalscorers. I am excited to see how this group comes together over the course of the year. Two Boise natives also hope to produce for SCU this season. Redshirt freshman Kellen Wantulok sat out last year with a broken ankle, but has his sights set on a breakout year, while freshman Jeremy Strong brings an impressive resume with him to the Mission Campus. Aaron Clubb, who scored an important goal against St. Louis last year, also should be in the mix up top for SCU. The Schedule The Broncos should be tested early and often in 2007 with another tough nonconference schedule and the always difficult double round robin WCC format. The team will play four 2006 NCAA Tournament teams, Brown, UCLA, California and San Francisco. The Bruins, who invade Buck Shaw for a Saturday night tilt on Sept. 22, reached the title game last year, before falling to UC Santa Barbara. The Broncos will also play local rivals, Stanford and San Jose State, in addition to traveling to Rhode Island to play in the Brown adidas Classic against the host Bears and Boston University. We are excited about the teams on our schedule, said Rast. We have a good mix of non-conference opponents with a big trip to the East Coast and that should prepare us for another year in the WCC. Last season, we got better as the year went on because we played top competition early on and we are hoping to repeat that formula. The 2007 Broncos open the year on August 31 against Alabama A&M and hope to end the season playing for the national title in Cary, N.C. on Dec. 14 and 16 in the College Cup. With a roster full of returnees that experienced the rigors of the WCC schedule and were hardened by difficult road games in the NCAA Tournament, SCU is poised to do just that. University Media Guide 5

8 Coaching Staff Rast s Career Record Overall Year W L T Total Conference Year W L T Pl rd st rd nd st Total Rast s SCU Accomplishments WCC Coach of the Year , 2006 WCC Champions , 2006 NCAA Tournament - 4 Times NCAA College Cup (2003) 36 All-WCC Selections 1 WCC Player of the Year 4 All-American honorees Rast s Career Statistics Year GP G A Pts Total CAMERON RAST HEAD COACH SANTA CLARA 92 6TH SEASON Cameron Rast enters his sixth year as head coach after leading the Broncos to the NCAA tournament for a fourth straight season and a record. With an conference record, SCU captured the West Coast Conference championship in 2006 and Rast was named WCC Coach of the Year for a second time. Possessing a career record at Santa Clara, Rast is now third on the all-time school wins list, surpassing Steve Sampson ( ) in After a successful 2006 regular season, the Broncos earned the No. 10 seed in the NCAA tournament and a bye in the first round. SCU then defeated Washington 3-2 in overtime in the second round before eliminating Indiana on the road on penalty kicks. The Broncos run to the College Cup was halted by Wake Forest in the quarterfinals as the Demon Deacons defeated Santa Clara 3-1. Prior to becoming head coach, Rast spent eight seasons as an assistant in the program, including serving as the Associate Head Coach in Rast has contributed greatly to the incredible amount of success that Santa Clara has achieved throughout the years, putting his unique stamp on the Santa Clara program. In 2005 under Rast, the Broncos had another strong season, placing second in the West Coast Conference and earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the 16th time in program history. The team ultimately lost on penalty kicks in the second round of the tournament, but eight players earned All-WCC honors, including Mehdi Ballouchy, the WCC Player of the Year, who was the program s first First Team All-American since 1999 (Eric Denton). Overall, during his five-year tenure as head coach, Rast has seen his players earn 36 All-West Coast Conference picks, one WCC Player of the Year award and four All-American selections. In 2006, Stephen McCarthy was named the WCC Co- Freshman of the Year, while Peter Lowry, Keith DeVey and Jamil Roberts all earned All-Far West honors. In 2003, he was named the WCC Coach of the Year for the first time, as he led the Broncos to the WCC Championship and an appearance in the NCAA College Cup. Prior to becoming head coach in 2002, Rast helped produce 67 All-West Coast Conference selections, seven All-Americans, five WCC Defenders of the Year, one WCC Player of the Year and numerous athletes that went on to a career in professional soccer as an assistant coach. The Broncos amassed a record of with five WCC titles and seven NCAA Tournament appearances. A former player and two-time All-American sweeper at Santa Clara, Rast earned a piece of Santa Clara s 1989 national championship and played a key role in leading the Broncos to the 1991 NCAA championship game. During his four-year career, the Broncos compiled a record. As a sophomore in 1989, he earned his first All-America selection, scoring a career-high 30 points on 11 goals, as Santa Clara finished with a record, the nation s top ranking and a share of the NCAA title. A knee injury forced Rast to sit out much of his junior season in 1990, but he returned to form his senior year in He and the Broncos returned to the national championship game, this time claiming the second-place trophy. Rast earned his second All-America honor, as did his twin brother and fellow Bronco defender, Matt. In 1991, Rast was a finalist for both the Hermann Trophy and the Missouri Athletic Club Award, both given to the nation s top collegiate men s player. Following his graduation from Santa Clara, Rast made an impact on the international scene, as well. He helped the United States team to a gold medal at the 1991 Pan-American Games in Havana, Cuba, and served as the captain of the 1992 U.S. Olympic Team in Barcelona, Spain. He also played in the 1993 World University Games in Buffalo, N.Y., and was a member of the U.S. Under-20 team that reached the semifinals of the 1989 Youth World Cup in Saudi Arabia. In the spring of 1997, Rast was named an assistant coach with the U.S. Under-17 National team, helping guide the squad to a fourth-place finish in the 1999 U-17 World Cup in New Zealand. He currently serves the sport with his participation as an executive member of U.S. Soccer s Board of Directors. Additionally he sits on the Athlete Advisory Council representing soccer to the U.S. Olympic Committee. Rast and his wife, Mindy, live in San Jose with their sons Jake and Timothy. Cameron Rast (right) led the Broncos to the school s first National Championship in The Broncos posted a record. 6 University Media Guide

9 ERIC YAMAMOTO ASSISTANT COACH SANTA CLARA 90 (17th SEASON) Eric Yamamoto begins his 17th season as assistant coach for Santa Clara in He has been a mainstay at Santa Clara, dating back to 1986 when he wore the Bronco uniform, and now as the top assistant for the men s team. He spent most of the 1990 s as the goalkeeper coach for both the men s and women s squads. Yamamoto brings organization, dedication and commitment to the Bronco family. He earned All-America status as a goalkeeper, setting Bronco records with a 0.63 goals-against average and 38 shutouts as Santa Clara charged to the nation s top ranking and the NCAA co-championship during his senior season in Yamamoto, a four-year starter and three-time Academic All-American, anchored a stingy defense that allowed just 10 goals while posting a record en route to the nation s No. 1 ranking. Since his graduation from Santa Clara, Yamamoto has RUSTY JOHNSON ASSISTANT COACH SANTA CLARA 01 (5th SEASON) R usty Johnson embarks on his fifth year on the coaching staff in 2007, focusing primarily on the development of Santa Clara goalkeepers. Under his tutelage, Joseph Buttitta led the WCC in shutouts with eight last season. Johnson holds a NSCAA National Diploma and, in 2006, he earned a United States Soccer Federation C License. In ad- dition to his duties with the Broncos, he oversees goalkeeper training for the DeAnza Force Soccer Club and USA Seventeen Youth Soccer Academy. While playing on the Mission Campus, Johnson etched his name into many goalkeeper categories of the Santa Clara record books. He holds the school record for most consecutive shutout minutes with 526:14, most saves in a postseason game with nine and most saves in a postseason career with 19. His TIM MARTIN ASSISTANT COACH FRESNO STATE 90 (4th SEASON) T im Martin completed his third season as an assistant coach with the Santa Clara men s soccer team in 2006 after coaching at Cañada College for three seasons. A graduate of Fresno State, Martin has been a key figure in soccer throughout the Silicon Valley for several years. For four seasons, Martin served as the Director of Coaching for the CYSA Santa Clara Sporting Club and coached several of the club s teams. He is the co-founder of the USA Seventeen Soccer Academy, which he currently runs. Coaching Staff worked with both men s and women s programs as their goalkeeper coach. He has trained such standouts as 1992 WCC Defensive MVP Sue Wall, 1995 All-America men s goalkeeper Joe Cannon, 1998 WCC Defensive Player of the Year David Alexander, 2000 WCC Defender of the Year Jeff Stewart, and All-WCC netminder Rusty Johnson. Since the formation of the West Coast Conference for women s soccer, Santa Clara featured the league s toughest defense in six of the first eight seasons, all with Yamamoto coaching the Bronco keepers. In 2001, he helped the women s squad capture their first-ever National Championship, as the Broncos shutout perennial powerhouse, North Carolina, 1-0. As a member of the U.S. National Team coaching staff, Yamamoto has worked with many of the top U.S. goalkeepers, most recently with the U.S. Women s National Team. He also coaches numerous U.S. National Youth Teams on both the boys and girls sides. Most recently, he has served as the assistant coach for the U.S. U-18 men s team. In the summer of 2007, he was part of the Pan Am Games in Brazil with the U-18s. He was married in December of He and his wife, Julie, currently reside in San Jose with their daughter, Malia. career goals-against average of 0.79 and 164 saves are the fourth best totals in Bronco history, while his 23.5 career shutouts are second in SCU history, trailing only Eric Yamamoto who is also an assistant coach for the Broncos. Johnson stepped into the goalkeeper position late in his freshman year and helped guide the Broncos to back-to-back College Cup appearances in 1999 and A two-time All-West Coast Conference selection, Johnson was also selected to the NSCAA All-Far West Region team in In addition to his athletic accomplishments, Johnson was also honored for his academic prowess, garnering All-Academic honors for both the WCC and the West Region. He graduated with honors from Santa Clara with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering in December of 2001, maintaining a 3.64 overall GPA and a 3.83 GPA in his major. Following graduation Johnson worked as a Manufacturing/Design Engineer for n&k Technology, Inc., located in Santa Clara until 2001 when he returned to his alma mater. He lives with his wife, Megan, in Santa Clara. Prior to his coaching work, Martin played professionally from After graduation, he broke into the professional ranks with the San Francisco Blackhawks of the American Professional Soccer League. During his six years with the Blackhawks, Martin was named to two all-star teams. When the league was dissolved, he joined the MLS s San Jose Clash. In his first season with the team, the Clash named Martin the Team Defender of the Year after appearing in 32 matches. While at Fresno State, Martin was a three-year starter for the Bulldogs from In 1989, Martin was named a NCAA First Team All-American and the Big West Player of the Year. He was also a three-time All-Far West Region selection and team captain. University Media Guide 7

10 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios RYAN BROWN MIDFIELDER/FORWARD Sophomore Montclair, N.J. / Montclair AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Appeared in all 23 matches... helped create penalty kick for game s only goal on Aug. 25 vs. Stanford, set up Brian Martin, who was fouled in the penalty box to cre- # 7 ate pk... came off the bench vs. St. Louis on Sept scored his first collegiate goal against LMU on Sept. 29 with a rocket fired from the top of the penalty box... made first NCAA Tournament appearance on Nov. 15 vs. Washing- ton... appeared as a sub at Indiana on Nov entered as a sub and played 14 minutes in NCAA quarterfinal match on Nov. 24 at Wake Forest. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2006 graduate of Montclair High School in Montclair, N.J.... helped Montclair earn three Essex County Championships and a spot in the state sectional finals twice... during senior year, Montclair rose to a school-record No. 3 ranking in the state... as a senior captain, named Essex County Player of the Year, while earning a spot on the All-State First Team and the Regional All-American team... was Essex County Player of the Year and first-team All-State as a junior in led Montclair in scoring both junior and senior years... led Montclair Eagles to Region 1 championship and four state championships... scored six goals during Eagles run to championship... member of Region 1 Olympic Development pool... two-time Snickers Fair Play Award winner... also won state championship with PDA Cantona three times... honor roll student at Montclair High School. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Livingston, N.J.... parents are Huntley and Carol Brown... two younger siblings, Travis and Kayla... enjoys watching movies and listening to music in spare time... uncle was Dr. Norman Buchanan, a UC Berkeley graduate, who was a member of the Jamaican Parliament before his death in major is undeclared Career JOSEPH BUTTITTA GOALKEEPER Junior San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Posted eight shutouts in his first season as the starter for Bron- # 18 cos... led WCC in shutouts and second in goals against average... finished season with 0.89 goals against average... named honorable-mention All- WCC... made 57 saves on the season to tie for 10th all-time in school history in single season saves... earned shutout in first college match at Stanford on Aug notched shutout on Sept. 2 vs. Northwestern... picked up third straight win vs. St. Louis on Sept posted third shutout on Sept. 22 vs. SJSU... shutout Gonzaga on Oct. 6 on the road... earned fifth shutout on Oct. 13 against Saint Mary s... posted sixth shutout on Oct. 20 vs. USF... made five saves to shut out LMU on Oct combined with Ari Zlotoff to shut out Portland on Nov earned first postseason win on Nov. 15, making three saves to defeat Washington 3-2 in overtime... notched shutout and made penalty kick save to help Broncos to 5-4 shootout win over Indiana on Nov started and played 90 minutes on Nov. 24 at Wake Forest. AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2005: Joined the team in midseason... did not make an appearance as a reserve. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Suffered a broken thumb during the preseason and earned a redshirt season. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Bellarmine Prep in San Jose, Calif... helped lead team to top national ranking and undefeated season in junior year... member of CCS and league champions in junior year... allowed only one goal in senior season, while posting a league-record goals against average... recorded 14 consecutive shutouts in senior year, which ranked as the fifth longest streak in the nation... named second-team All-League and CCS honorable mention in senior season. PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Jose, Calif... parents are Nick and Cindy Buttitta... mother attended Santa Clara... has a younger sister, Rachel... enjoys snowboarding and wakeboarding in his spare time... major is communication. Year GP GS MIN GA SV SO GAA : Career : PLAYER S CAREER HONORS All-WCC Honorable Mention, 2006 WCC Player of the Month, Oct WCC Player of the Week, Oct RICKY CHARACTER MIDFIELDER RS Freshman Memphis, Tenn. / Christian Brothers AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Redshirted the sea- # 11 son... attended training camp with United States U18 team at IMG Academies in Bradenton, Fla. in March, HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2006 graduate of Christian Brothers High School in Memphis, Tenn.... helped team reach state final in both junior and senior years... team posted a 19-1 record in senior year... played for Rogerio Lima at Christian Brothers... named Best of the Preps in Memphis in senior year and earned All-Metro honors... scored 20 goals and dished out seven assists as a senior after scoring 11 goals as a junior... member of Region III ODP Team in member of National Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Cleveland, Ohio... son of Derek and Ruby... father is a pilot for Fed-Ex... one brother, Devin... enjoys playing video games in spare time. 8 University Media Guide

11 AARON CLUBB FORWARD Junior Minneapolis, Minn. / Holy Angels AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Appeared in 10 matches, mostly as a forward... scored first goal of the season on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis, heading in a long cross from Matt Marquess... did not see any action in NCAA Tournament. # 6 AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005: Appeared in nine matches on the season and started three... suffered a foot injury late in the season and missed the San Diego match due to the injury... did not see action in the final six matches... scored first career goal, the game- winner, in the seventh minute against San Francisco. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2005 graduate of the Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield, Minn.... four-year starter played for coaches Bob Grabko and Greg Holker... helped lead the Stars to four consecutive Missota Conference titles... took AHA to a state runner-up finish in a three-time all-conference selection... named Minnesota Player of the Year after his senior season in following his junior season in 2003 became the first AHA player to be named to the NSCAA s All-Region team... was named second-team All-State as a junior... spent time in the Olympic Development Program in 2003 and member of Kelix club team. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Minneapolis, Minn.... parents are Joseph and Anne Clubb... has two brothers and four sisters... hobbies include fishing and poker... major is finance Career JEFF COSGRIFF MIDFIELDER Sophomore San Bruno, Calif. / St. Ignatius AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Appeared in 22 out of 23 games in first season, missing game on Sept. 24 at USF... scored four goals on season... started off the season hot with three goals in first four games... scored first collegiate goal against Cal # 19 on Aug netted goal vs. Northwestern on Sept scored in third straight game on Sept. 4 vs. Niagara... named UCI College Classic MVP... goal scoring streak snapped at three games vs. St. Louis on Sept scored the winning goal at SMC in overtime on Oct named to WCC All-Freshman Team... made first NCAA Tournament appearance on Nov. 15 vs. Washington... scored winning penalty kick in shootout to defeat Indiana in NCAA Tournament third round game on Nov played 59 minutes as a sub at Wake Forest on Nov. 24 in NCAA Tournament quarterfinals. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2006 graduate of St. Ignatius College Prep in San Francisco... Played for Rob Hickox at St. Ignatius... named West Catholic Athletic League (WCAL) Player of the Year in 2005, helping St. Ignatius to WCAL co-championship... earned spot on WCAL First Team in 2004 and named one of Top-10 Boy s Athletes by San Francisco Chronicle in played club soccer with Santa Clara Sporting Ruckus, helping team win the State Cup in helped Ruckus reach State Cup finals on three occasions... led Ruckus to US Club 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios Soccer Regional Championship and a spot in the national finals in played for Regional Olympic Development team in member of the United States Under-18 national team pool in 2005 along with Brian Martin and Jamil Roberts. PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Francisco, Calif.... parents are Trey and Kathleen Cosgriff... father is a teacher and mother is a school principal... has one sister, Tracy... hobbies include astronomy and computers... plans to major in engineering... National Merit semifinalist and President s honor roll at St. Ignatius Career PLAYER S CAREER HONORS WCC All-Freshman Team, 2006 UCI College Classic MVP, 2006 BRIAN CURRY DEFENDER/MIDFIELDER Senior Littleton, Colo. / Chatfield AS A JUNIOR IN 2006: Appeared in 11 matches in junior season... started first four matches at right back... helped team to two shutouts in first four matches... did not play vs. St. Louis on Sept. # 5 8 due to injury... returned as sub on Sept. 15 at UCLA... appeared as a sub on Sept. 17 at CSUN... started match against Gonzaga on Nov. 5. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2005: Started each of the first six matches of the season at left back... played in 20 matches overall... started 11 matches... played all 90 min- utes in the first two matches of the season... played both in the defense and midfield and took six total shots... started the last five matches of the season. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Appeared in seven matches in 2004, starting six... appeared in each of the Bronco s last seven games and started the last six... helped maintain a Bronco defense that ranked 10th in the country with 0.70 goals against average... made his Bronco debut against Saint Mary s on Halloween night... notched first start against Gonzaga on Nov. 5. University Media Guide 9

12 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Chatfield High School in Littleton, Colo.... coached by Paul Moline... two-time second-team All-State selection... team finished second in the state in voted to all-district teams in junior and senior seasons... team captain in both junior and senior years... posted 12 goals and 13 assists in also a member of the Colorado Rush... led Rush to three consecutive state titles ( ). PERSONAL DATA: Born in Fort Worth, Texas... parents are Richard and Susan Curry... has an older sister, Michelle... enjoys playing soccer and surfing... majoring in marketing Career SEAN DANZEISER FORWARD Sophomore Albuquerque, N.M. / La Cueva AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Made immediate impact in first season, appearing in 22 games and scoring four goals, including two game-winning strikes... scored first collegiate goal against Ni- agara on Sept netted game-winning goal in # 22 second half on Sept. 24 at USF... made first ca- reer start against San Diego on Oct scored game-winner on Oct. 8 at Portland, 30-yard chip over goalkeeper... earned first as- sist of season on Oct. 20 vs. USF on Amaechi Igwe s game-winning goal with under 10 minutes left in game... scored goal vs. Portland on Nov appeared in first postseason game on Nov. 15 vs. Washington... DNP - Nov. 18 at Indiana... came on as a sub at Wake Forest on Nov. 24 in quarterfinals of NCAA Tournament. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2006 graduate of La Cueva High School in Albuquerque, N.M.... led La Cueva to a top-four finish in the state and a second place finish in the district in made first-team All-Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) and first-team All-State at La Cueva... led team in scoring with 25 goals and 16 assists... played for the Classic FC Bandoleros, helping them win four state championships and qualify for the regional quarterfinals... named team captain of Bandoleros... member of regional team... played for Larry Waters... also member of swimming and water polo teams at La Cueva... qualified for state meet in the butterfly. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Santa Fe, N.M.... also enjoys swimming, golf and longboarding... parents are John and Juanita Danzeiser... mother played basketball for Texas Tech... has three brothers, David, Doug and Eric... planning to major in business... served as a homeless shelter coordinator in high school... major is undeclared Career GARRETT FRECHETTE Defender/Midfielder Sophomore San Martin, Calif. / Live Oak AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Had solid fresh- man season appearing in 11 matches and starting # 20 six games at left back... made collegiate debut on Aug. 27 vs. Cal at Buck Shaw Stadium... started five straight games at left back from Sept. 2-Sept started against San Diego on Oct. 1 in 2-1 win... did not appear in any NCAA tournament games. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2006 graduate of Live Oak High School in Morgan Hill... played for Tony Goble at Live Oak... helped team to three league championships and four CCS appearances in high school career... four-time All- League First Team and two-time All-CCS team... named league MVP as a senior after leading league in goals and assists... named to all-tournament team at Homestead Cup on three occasions... played club soccer on Santa Clara Ruckus, helping team to State Cup championship in PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Jose, Calif.... parents are Chris and Laurie Frechette... has younger brother, Dylan... enjoys hockey games, listening to music and playing ping pong in spare time Career MATT HATZKE DEFENDER Senior San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep AS A JUNIOR IN 2006: Hatzke overcame an early season injury to have an outstanding junior year, starting 17 games at left back for one of top defenses in West Coast Conference... scored one # 9 goal and notched two assists on the season... named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII and NSCAA Scholar All-Far West Honorable Mention... selected as an All-WCC Honorable Mention and WCC All-Academic... missed matches against Northwestern, Niagara, St. Louis, UCLA and CSUN due to injury... returned to starting lineup on Sept. 22 vs. San Jose State... missed match against San Diego on Oct. 1 due to red card in game vs LMU on Sept scored first goal of season on Oct. 8 at Portland, 20-yard free kick... notched assist on Nov. 5 vs. Gonzaga... picked up assist on Bronco s first goal against Washington on Nov. 15, making pass to Erik Ustruck... made first penalty kick in shootout for Broncos at Indiana on Nov. 18 in shootout win... played full 90 minutes at Wake Forest on Nov. 24 in NCAA quarterfinals. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2005: The only player to start all 22 matches, including the first six at the forward position before moving to defense against Florida International... took the ball away from UCLA All-American Marvell Wynne and drew a foul in the penalty area that led to a SCU penalty kick... scored a goal in the 52nd 10 University Media Guide

13 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios minute against Georgetown... registered an assist against Portland... was named to the Santa Clara University Dean s List and the WCC Commissioner s Honor Roll. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Appeared in 20 matches, starting the last 16 on the Bronco back line... named to the WCC All-Freshman Team... key contributor to a defense that ranked 10th in the country with 0.70 goals against average... took four shots, two of which were on goal... recorded an assist against Stanford in the 2-0 victory vs. Cardinal on Sept a member of WCC Commissioner s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of nearby Bellarmine Prep in San Jose, Calif.... three-year starter for the soccer team... helped lead team to the top ranking in the country and an undefeated mark in also member of the CCS and league championship team in junior season... scored the game-winning goal in the CCS title game... posted 19 goals and 12 assists as a junior... led team to league title in senior season... named second-team by the San Jose Mercury News... league offensive MVP in first-team All-League selection in senior year... co-captain as a senior... also member of the Santa Clara Ruckus club team... helped lead Ruckus to Super Y League titles in 2002 and first-team All-League selection... three-year captain for the Ruckus... received St. Andrews/Wells Fargo Award for future leaders... earned letters of commendation in 2001 and PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Jose, Calif... parents are Martin and Gail Hatzke... mother attended Santa Clara... has an older brother, Nicholas and a younger brother, Trevor... Nicholas is a member of the Houston Dynamo... enjoys playing golf and hockey... major is accounting Career PLAYER S CAREER HONORS WCC All-Freshman Team 2004 All-WCC Honorable Mention 2006 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII 2006 NSCAA Scholar All-Far West Honorable Mention 2006 WCC All-Academic, 2006 ANTON HOOKER DEFENDER Junior Woodland Hills, Calif. / Chaminade AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Made two ap- pearances... made season debut on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis... entered as a sub on Nov. 3 vs. Portland. AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2005: Saw # 12 action in four matches on the season... took a shot, which was on frame, against Portland. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Redshirted the season. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Chaminade Prep in West Hills, Calif.... coached by Brian Lopez... four-year starter at Chaminade... cap- tain in senior season... two-time All-Academic selection... named league honorable mention as a junior... also member of the track team... posted personal bests of in the 400-meters and 5:20 in the mile... member of So Cal United club team... helped lead team to national title for 16 and under offensive MVP... three-time league champions. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Tarzana, Calif.... parents are Freddie Hooker and Ruth White... mother was a member of the 1972 U.S. Olympic Fencing Team... both parents were fencing national champions... has two siblings, Morgan and Courtney, who plays soccer for Cal... majoring in finance Career PETER LOWRY MIDFIELDER/FORWARD Senior Fair Oaks, Calif. / Bella Vista AS A JUNIOR IN 2006: Led team with three game-winning goals as a junior, tying him for second in WCC in that category... one of three captains... started all 23 games for SCU, half in the midfield and half at forward... tied for team # 21 lead in scoring with career high six goals and two assists for 14 points... NSCAA All-Far West Re- gion First Team... earned a spot on the second-team All-WCC for second time... tied for eighth in WCC in points (14) and sixth in goals (6)... netted goal in season- opening win over Stanford on Aug. 25 on a penalty kick... scored game-winner on penalty kick against Northwestern on Sept named to All-Tournament team at UCI College Classic... scored third goal of the year vs. St. Louis on Sept. 8 with long-range free kick over goalkeeper... scored third penalty kick of season on Sept. 17 at CSUN... notched first assist of season on Oct. 8 at Portland... notched assist on game-winning goal on Oct. 27 vs. San Diego... scored game-winning goal vs. Portland on Nov. 3 on a cross from Erik Ustruck... started match vs. Washington on Nov netted penalty kick in shootout to help SCU to win at Indiana on Nov. 18 in NCAA Tournament... scored Broncos only goal in 3-1 loss at Wake Forest in NCAA Tournament quarterfinal game on Nov made two appearances with U.S. U-23 team in trip to Japan in Feb. of 2007, playing against Japan s U-22 team and Rosso Kumamoto of the J-League. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2005: A second-team All-WCC selection... second-team National Team of the Season by Top Drawer Soccer... fourth on the team in scoring with 12 points and third in goals with four... appeared in all 22 matches and started 21 at the central midfield position, giving up a spot on Senior Day... named to College Soccer News national team of the week after scoring the game-winner against Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament, scored on a curling free kick into the upper left corner for the game s only goal... scored on two penalty kicks five minutes apart in the first half against No. 2 ranked UCLA in Fullerton, Calif.... scored on a penalty kick against Florida International... named to the Maryland adidas Classic all-tournament team... registered an assist on Kelechi Igwe s game-winner at San Diego... also had assists against LMU and at Gonzaga late in the season. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Appeared in 20 matches, starting 17 at midfielder... named to the WCC All-Freshman Team... also named WCC Honorable Mention... ranked third on the team with 10 points in scored four goals and assisted on two others... all four goals were game-winners... second in the conference in game-winning goals... scored a goal in each of the Bronco s first three contests... scored less than three minutes into his college career with the first goal in a 3-0 victory over UMass... added the game-winner against UC Davis on Sept scored the game-winner for the third straight match in a 1-0 victory over George Mason on Sept added his first assist of the season on the game-winner against Davidson on Sept notched his fourth goal of the season vs. Saint Mary s... assisted on the Bronco s goal against Portland on Nov WCC Commissioner s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Bella Vista High School in Fair Oaks, Calif.... played for soccer coach Billy Wiskel... led team to four league and one section title while at Bella Vista NSCAA All-American... MVP of McDonald s All-American game... helped lead the West to a 5-2 victory in the match... earned a spot in the U-18 National Team Pool... National Championship University Media Guide 11

14 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios Finalist on the U-18 Olympic Development team... four-time All-League selection league MVP... All-Orange County in junior season... All-City Metro First Team honoree in senior year... scored 29 goals and recorded 20 assists as a senior... member of the San Juan Soccer Club... helped lead team to 2003 National Championship... leading scorer in the club championships... team reached Far West Regional championship games twice, claiming the title in U-16 National Champion... scored the game-winning goal in the championship match... team captain in member of the Principle s Honor Roll at Bella Vista. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Missoula, Montana... parents are Tom and Collen Lowry... has an older sister, Lisa and a younger brother, Dan... enjoys playing pool, ping-pong, tennis and cards... majoring in finance Career PLAYER S CAREER HONORS All-WCC Second Team, 2005, 2006 NSCAA All-Far West Region First Team, 2006 TDS Second Team National Team of the Season, 2005 College Soccer News Team of the Week (Nov. 21, 2005) Maryland adidas Classic All-Classic Team, 2005 All-WCC Freshman Team, 2004 All-WCC Honorable Mention, 2004 at Wake Forest on Nov WCC All-Academic. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2005: Appeared in all 22 matches and started the last 16, primarily at the left back position... key defensive figure in consecutive shutouts against San Francisco... registered just four shots on the season. AT UC SANTA CRUZ: Played one year for head coach and Santa Clara alum Paul Holocher... helped lead UC Santa Cruz to the Division III Championship Game... started 17 games on the Banana Slugs backline... had seven points on the season, on two goals and three assists... named Freshman of the Year for Division III Independents... named first-team All-Tournament for the NCAA D-III Tournament. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Henry M. Gunn High School in Palo Alto, Calif.... helped lead the Titans to a CCS Division I title in also captured two SCVAL De Anza Division titles... named first-team All- SCVAL three times. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Nashville, Tenn.... parents are Jack and Jeanette Marquess... has an older brother, Jeff, and an older sister, Sarah... hobbies include hockey and golf Career ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII, 2006 WCC All-Academic, 2006 BRIAN MARTIN FORWARD Junior Milwaukee, Wis. / Furman MATT MARQUESS DEFENDER Senior Palo Alto, Calif. / UC Santa Cruz AS A JUNIOR IN 2006: Started every game for SCU and has now appeared in 45 straight games for Broncos... combined with Jamil Roberts in central defense to help team post nine shutouts # 2 and a 0.95 goals against average... notched first career assist on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis... second on team in minutes played with 2, named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VIII... played entire match in all three NCAA Tournament games, vs. Washington on Nov. 15, at Indiana on Nov. 18 and AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: In first season af- ter transferring from Furman, Martin tied for the team lead in assists with five, while also scoring three goals... five assists tied him for sixth in con- # 14 ference in that category... started all 23 games, mostly at forward... All-WCC Honorable Men- tion... fouled in box to set up penalty kick on Aug. 25 vs. Stanford, Peter Lowry converted kick for game s only goal... recorded first assist of season on Sept. 2 vs. Northwestern... assisted on Amaechi Igwe s goal vs. Niagara on Sept set up penalty kick on Sept. 17 at CSUN by being fouled in box... scored first goal for SCU on Oct. 1 vs. San Diego, also notched assist... scored at Saint Mary s on Oct scored goal and notched assist on game-winning goal on Nov. 15 vs. Washington in NCAA Tournament second round... goal vs. Washington was blast from inside box... netted tying penalty kick in fifth round of shootout at Indiana on Nov. 18 in NCAA Tournament... played 90 minutes at Wake Forest on Nov. 24 in NCAA quarterfinals. AS A FRESHMAN AT FURMAN IN 2005: Appeared in all 20 games for the Paladins... led the team in scoring with eight goals and 20 points on the year... also notched four assists in his rookie campaign... three of eight goals were gamewinners... named second-team All-Southern Conference... named Southern Conference Player of the Week on one occasion. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: Played his prep soccer for Wally Ziaja at Whitefish Bay High... led his school to two sectional championships, two conference titles and one regional title during his four-year career... guided Whitefish Bay to a record and state runner-up finish as a junior... earned first-team All-State accolades as a junior and senior... scored 22 goals and tallied 14 assists as a junior before registering 14 goals and six assists in his final campaign... member 12 University Media Guide

15 of Region II ODP squad from member of the United States Under-18 squad in 2005, helping team win the Milk Cup... played with Jamil Roberts on Under-18 team... helped ODP team to three state titles and one Region II title. PERSONAL DATA: Full name is Brian Matthew Martin... born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin... son of James and Susie Martin... has one sister, Rachel... majoring in finance... aspires to be National Geographic photographer Career PLAYER S CAREER HONORS All-WCC Honorable Mention, 2006 STEPHEN McCARTHY MIDFIELDER Sophomore Colleyville, Texas / Nolan Catholic AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Started 22 games in midfield... took over defensive midfield spot # 15 after Peter Lowry moved to forward in midseason... named WCC Co-Freshman of the Year and honorable mention All-WCC, while also earning a spot on the WCC All-Freshman Team... named to All-Tournament team at UCI College Classic in Sept.... notched first assist of career in NCAA Tournament second round game vs. Washington on Nov started on Nov. 18 at Indiana in NCAA Tournament third round game... played 90 minutes in NCAA quarterfinals at Wake Forest on Nov. 24. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2006 graduate of Nolan Catholic High School in Fort Worth, Texas... named Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools (TAPPS) Division 1 Offensive Player of the Year in 2006 by WFAA Channel 8 in Fort Worth... also named first-team TAPPS All-State in 2006 helping lead Nolan Catholic to TAPPS State Championship... earned second-team TAPPS All- State in 2004 as Nolan Catholic finished second in state... played for Arnel Bulaoro and Joe Prud homme in high school... helped Dallas Texans win the Texas State Cup in 2003, 2004 and 2005 and national championship in won Region III championship with Dallas Texans in 2003 and member of Texas ODP program for three years... also played football in high school for Nolan Catholic. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Honolulu, Hawaii... Parents are Mike and Katie Mc- Carthy... father is a commercial and USMCR pilot and mother is a substitute teacher... both parents are graduates of the University of New Mexico... has two siblings, Genesee and Kieran... member of National Honor Society in high school... avid ping pong player... major is undeclared Career PLAYER S CAREER HONORS WCC Co-Freshman of the Year, 2006 All-WCC Honorable Mention, Broncos Athlete Bios JERRED O CONNELL MIDFIELDER Junior San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Did not play due to injury. # 23 AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2005: Saw action in one match... played three minutes against San Francisco on Oct. 22 as a reserve. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Redshirted the season. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Calif.... coached by Peter Lowney... a second-team all-central Coast Section honoree... named West Catholic Athletic League honorable mention as a junior. PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Jose, Calif.... son of Jerry and Teri O Connell... has an older sister, Lindsey and four younger brothers: Tyler, Andrew, Codie and Will... both parents are graduates of Sacramento State Career JIDE OGUNBIYI FORWARD Junior Gwynedd, Penn. / Wissahickon AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Entered season still recovering from offseason ankle injury, but came on strong in second half of season... scored two goals and tied for team lead with five assists in 20 appearances... tied for sixth in WCC with five # 8 assists... missed first two matches of the season due to injury... made season debut on Sept. 2 against Northwestern... notched first assist of sea- son on Sept. 4 vs. Niagara... recorded assist in second straight game on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis, assisting on Keith DeVey s game-winner... recorded assist on Jeff Cosgriff s goal in overtime that won the game at Saint Mary s on Oct scored first goal of season on Oct. 29 at LMU to seal 2-0 win that clinched WCC title... notched assist on Nov. 5 vs. Gonzaga... an honorable mention All-WCC selection... scored winning goal in overtime in second round of NCAAs on Nov. 15 vs. Washington, nodding home a header from a Brian Martin cross... also notched assist vs. Washington on Bronco s first goal on Nov came on as a sub on Nov. 18 at Indiana in NCAA Tournament and scored in penalty kick shootout... entered as a sub at Wake Forest on Nov. 24 in NCAA quarterfinal match, playing 28 minutes. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005: Honorable mention All-WCC selection... member of the WCC All-Freshman team... started each of the first 14 appearances of his freshman season as a central defender... played each of the last eight as a reserve in his more natural forward position... scored three goals on the season and registered one assist... named WCC Player of the Week after stellar performances against Stanford and Cal... headed-in the game-winning goal in overtime against the Cardinal... scored on a header against Florida International... registered an assist against San Jose State... scored the team s final goal in a 3-0 win over San Francisco. University Media Guide 13

16 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios HIGH SCHOOL: A 2005 graduate of Wissahickon High School in Ambler, Penn.... a three-year letter-winner in soccer under head coach Stuart Malcolm... team captain as a senior... twice named first-team All-Area and first-team All-Suburban League for Wissahickon... has been a member of the Nigerian Youth National Team Program since named the Nigeria Youth Pepsi Academy MVP three consecutive years from won 2004 Pennsylvania State Cup with FC Bucks... also played basketball at Wissahickon under head coach Kyle Witson. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Rochester, N.Y.... parents are Lai and Elaine Ogunbiyi... has one older brother, Tayo, and a younger brother, Tunde, who plays at New Hampshire... enjoys soccer and basketball in his spare time... major is finance Career Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer... enjoys playing pool, baseball and basketball... majoring in finance Career PLAYER S CAREER HONORS All-WCC Honorable Mention 2006 NSCAA All-Far West Third Team 2006 PLAYER S CAREER HONORS All-WCC Honorable Mention, 2005, 2006 WCC All-Freshman Team, 2005 JAMIL ROBERTS DEFENDER Senior Fremont, Calif. / Washington AS A JUNIOR IN 2006: Started all 23 games as a junior... one of three team captains... named to All-Far West Region Third Team... All-WCC Honorable Mention... helped defense post nine shutouts and a 0.95 goals against average... scored # 17 first goal of year on Sept. 4 vs. Niagara... TDS Team of the Week for Sept TDS Team of the Week for Oct led team in minutes played with 2, played whole game in overtime win over Washington on Nov. 15 in second round of NCAA s... started and played entire match in NCAA Tournament third round at Indiana on Nov made three goal line blocks to prevent goals at Wake Forest in NCAA quarterfinal game on Nov. 24. AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2005: Started each of the first nine matches of the season as a central defender... played all 90 minutes in the first six matches of the season... registered an assist against Florida Int l... suffered an elbow injury in the overtime win over Saint Mary s and missed seven matches... returned against San Diego at home... started the last five matches... scored a goal at Gonzaga... played 90 minutes for the U.S. Under-18 Men s National Team in wins over Brazil, Serbia & Montenegro and host Northern Ireland to win the elite group of the 2005 Milk Cup for the first time during the summer prior to the season. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Appeared in 20 matches, starting 18 on the Bronco back-line... started first 15 matches of his first year on the Mission Campus... key component in a defense that ranked 10th in the country with 0.70 goals against average... took seven shots, five of which were on goal. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Washington High School in Fremont, Calif.... played soccer for Johnny Kinnear... helped lead team to three NCS appearances and a record in league play... three-time All-League selection... team captain in junior and senior seasons... notched 27 goals and 11 assists in junior season... also four-year letterwinner in baseball... member of the Fremont Lazio U-18 Premier team during time with the team... led Fremont to league title... named one of top-100 recruits and top-100 players in the country. PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Jose, Calif.... parents are William and Margaret Grimes... has two siblings, Troy and Afiya... brother Troy is a member of the Los CHRIS SAUTER DEFENDER Sophomore Huntington Beach, Calif. / Huntington Beach AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: After starting sea- son on bench, made collegiate debut vs. Niagara on Sept. 4 and never looked back... made 20 ap- # 16 pearances and 18 starts as a freshman at right back... helped team record nine shutouts... started first match of career and notched first assist on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis... nearly scored game-winning goal in overtime on Sept. 22 vs. San Jose State, but header deflected wide by SJSU goalkeeper... scored first career goal on Oct. 27 at San Diego to win game in overtime... started and played entire match on Nov. 15 vs. Washington in second round of College Cup... made second NCAA Tournament appearance, starting match at Indiana on Nov played full 90 minutes at Wake Forest on Nov. 24 in NCAA quarters. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: Played soccer for Rockey Ciarelli and Matt Mosley at Huntington Beach High School... graduated in 2006 from Huntington Beach... team reached quarterfinals of CIF Southern Section... named first-team All-Sunset League as a junior... also earned All-CIF Southern Section honors University Media Guide

17 2007 Broncos Athlete Bios earned captain s award and Offensive MVP... scored 34 goals and notched 41 assists in career. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Newport Beach, Calif.... parents are Len and Mary Lee Sauter... has two siblings, Brian and Kristin... likes to hit the beach in free time Career ROSS SMITH DEFENDER/FORWARD Sophomore Pleasanton, Calif. / Amador Valley AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Made collegiate debut against Niagara on Sept appeared in second straight game on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis... appeared in eight matches in first season both as a # 3 forward and defender. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2006 graduate of Amador Valley High School... played for coaches Ken Villegas and Rob Flores at Amador Valley... team reached North Coast Section quarterfinals... named team MVP and captain as a senior... earned first-team All-EBAL in both junior and senior years... All-Contra CostaTimes and All-Herald East Bay Selection... helped organize Toy Drives at Amador Valley. PERSONAL DATA: Son of Paul and Fiona Smith... born in Dundee, Scotland... now resides in Pleasanton, Calif.... has one brother, Andrew, and one sister, Ailsa... likes to snowboard... also enjoys music, movies and traveling... business major Career SCOTT SWEENEY MIDFIELDER Junior San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Returned to team after recovering from broken leg suffered in spring practice... appeared in two games, Nov. 3 vs. Portland and Nov. 5 vs. Gonzaga. # 4 AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2005: Made collegiate debut in NCAA Tournament second round match against California... registered one shot. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Redshirted the season. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Bellarmine Prep in San Jose, Calif.... three-year letterwinner for the Bells... helped lead team to the top ranking in the country and an undefeated mark in member of the CCS and league championship team in junior season... also a member of the Santa Clara Ruckus club team along with Joseph Buttitta and Matt Hatzke... logged 85 hours of community service while at Bellarmine Prep. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Santa Teresa, Calif.... parents are Kenneth Sweeney and Lorie Gong-Sweeney... both parents are optometrists... older brother Kevin was starting goalkeeper for Santa Clara in majoring in accounting... enjoys playing video games and reading Career KELLEN WANTULOK FORWARD RS Freshman Boise, Idaho / Centennial AS A FRESHMAN IN 2006: Redshirted the sea- son after suffering a broken ankle over summer # 13 prior to season. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2006 graduate of Centennial High School in Boise, Idaho... played soccer for Scott Reyn- olds at Centennial... soccer team at Centennial posted a record during his time there... Centennial won three district championships and two state champion- ships during Wantulok s career... named to the NSCAA/adidas All-American team and was Idaho State Player of the Year in Gatorade Idaho Player of the Year... two-time district Player of the Year... three-time All-Academic team... played with the Boise Nationals, helping them to the Far West Regional semifinals on three occasions and the quarterfinals once... member of the Olympic Development Regional team and traveled to Germany with team... also played basketball, football, and ran track at Centennial... holds Centennial school record for assists in basketball. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Seattle, Wash.... parents are John and Susie Wantulok... father is a software engineer... has two sisters, Carly and Erin and one brother, Kobi... volunteered for Bake-Up Boise, Idaho Foodbank and Ronald McDonald House in high school... major is undeclared. ARI ZLOTOFF GOALKEEPER Sophomore Santa Monica, Calif. / Santa Monica AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Appeared in three games in second season with Broncos, mak- ing three saves... made first career appearance as a Bronco on Sept. 8 vs. St. Louis, entering as a sub in the second half... came on as a sub at CSUN # 1 on 9/17, allowed two goals... played 20 minutes against Portland on Nov. 3. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2005: Redshirted the sea- son. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2005 graduate of Santa Monica High School... four-year letter winner under coach Frank Gatell... team went a combined 42-6 in junior and senior seasons... named first-team All-Bay League as a junior... University Media Guide 15

18 2007 Athlete Bios earned first-team All-Ocean League honors as a senior... named Defensive Player of the Year his senior season... allowed only nine goals in 21 games as a senior... a member of the California Scholarship Federation. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Santa Monica, Calif.... parents are Lee and Rebecca Zlotoff... has three older siblings... hobbies include surfing, foreign cultures, and movies... majoring in political science and Spanish. Year GP GS MIN GA SV SO GAA : Career : BRENNAN ALVAREZ MIDFIELDER Freshman Yucaipa, Calif. / Redlands HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2007 graduate of Redlands High School played soc- cer for Claudio Rivas at Redlands also played water polo and was the football kicker as a se- nior, helped lead Redlands to a second place finish # 27 in league and a trip to the CIF playoffs named All-Citrus League First Team and first-team CIF All-Academic as a senior also helped Redlands football team to a 13-0 season and a league championship played club soccer for the Fullerton Rangers, helping finish second in the CSL Premier League in PERSONAL DATA: Parents are Donald Alvarez and Maureen O Connell has one younger brother, Connor father played football at the University of Redlands also enjoys surfing, golfing and swimming plans to major in business. JALIL ANIBABA MIDFIELDER Freshman Davis, Calif. / Davis HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2007 graduate from Davis Senior High School in Da- vis, Calif... named Gatorade California Player of the Year for soccer in named Delta # 21 Valley Conference MVP in as a senior after scoring 16 goals and dishing out 12 assists... led team to a record and a berth in the sec- tional playoffs... participated in soccer and basketball... helped soccer team to sec- tion championship during junior year... led Davis to league title in named All-League from named All-Metro from earned league s Defensive MVP award in traveled to Mexico with U.S. U18 national team in early club team was the champion of the Nomads gold bracket... made first appearance with U.S. U20 team on March 26, 2007 in a scimmage against SMU... also played for U20s vs. Haiti on March 28, 2007 in a 2-1 victory. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Fontana, Calif.... parents are Jammal & Elizabeth Anibaba and Melaine Clark... has three brothers, Jammil, Sule, Josh Reese, and a younger sister, Jasmine... Jammil redshirted in soccer at UC Davis last season and Sule scored two goals for the Aggies... involved in the Peer Helping program in high school... enjoys playing basketball, listening to music and researching Yoruba music and culture... planning to major in business administration Newcomers Athlete Bios DAVID CASTELLANOS DEFENDER Freshman Los Angeles, Calif. / Santa Monica HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: 2007 graduate of Santa Monica High School and played four years on the varsity played soccer # 25 for Frank Gatell at Santa Monica as a senior in , helped the team win the Ocean League and reach the CIF quarterfinals, while being named Ocean League MVP, first-team All-Ocean League and first-team All-CIF named All-Ocean League First Team and All-CIF Second Team after leading team to second place finish in Ocean League and being named team MVP helped team to undefeated season and Ocean league title as a sophomore second-team All-Bay League as a freshman as Santa Monica won the Bay League title also played three seasons as the starting shortstop at Santa Monica, winning two Ocean League titles and earning All-Ocean League FirstTeam honors twice played club soccer for the Santa Monica Rebels in the CSL helped the Rebels reach the Nomads Cup finals in 2006 and the quarterfinals of the League Cup in 2005 volunteered at the Children s Institute International and worked as a counselor at Presbyterian Pre-School. PERSONAL DATA: Parents are Manuel Castellanos and Nancy Schmidt has one older brother, Anthony mother played volleyball at Stanford and father was on the Stanford rugby team enjoys drawing and sketching likes traveling and spending spare time at the beach. JEREMY DEL RE GOALKEEPER Freshman San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2007 graduate of Bellarmine College Prep in San Jose, Calif.... played for Patrick Lowney at Bellarmine... led team to WCAL Championship in # helped team to CCS Division-I champi- onship in named first-team WCAL in member Santa Cruz Breakers in club ball, leading team to State Cup championship in member of Breakers team that was a finalist at the Regionals in the Surf Cup. PERSONAL DATA: Born in San Carlos, Calif.... parents are Benny Del Re and Shari Otteman... volunteer for Habitat of Humanity and Sacred Heart Community Center... enjoys playing golf... plans to major in business with minor in politi- caence... aspires to be a sports agent. 16 University Media Guide

19 2007 Newcomers Athlete Bios KEVIN KLASILA GOALKEEPER Freshman Los Angeles, Calif. / Loyola HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2007 graduate of Loyola High School in Los Angeles, Ca- lif... named Scholar-Athlete of Loyola s 2007 class... participated in soccer, football and volleyball... # 24 started all 35 games in 2006 and 2007 for Loyola... posted 16 shutouts as a junior and topped that with 19 shutouts as a senior in allowed only two goals in Mission League in 2007, setting a school record... named team MVP in Mission League Goalkeeper of the Year in 2006 and CIF Defensive Player of the Year... team won the 2007 Mission League title and the CIF Div. 1 Championship... led Loyola to CIF Southern Section Div. 2 Finals in 2006 as well as a runner-up finish in Mission League in named to second-team at the West Coast Classic... was team captain as a senior... played club soccer for the Samba/ Real SoCal... led team to a second place finish in the CSL Premier in team finished second in Southern California lf in named Top Drawer Soccer National Goalkeeper of the Month for October and November in attended training camp with United States U18 team in March, PERSONAL DATA: Born in Santa Monica, Calif.... parents are Matthew and Olivia Klasila... father played college soccer for Cal State Fullerton... mother played volleyball at Loyola Marymount... has a younger sister, Amanda and an older brother, Ryan... Ryan plays soccer at Saint Mary s College... enjoys beach volleyball, tennis, paddle tennis, playing piano, singing and skiing... member of Monogram Club and Club Unity in high school... also served as a tutor for elementary school students... major is undecided. JEFFREY STRONG FORWARD Freshman Boise, Idaho / Timberline HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2007 graduate of Timberline High School in Boise, Ida- ho... participated in soccer, track and basketball at Timberline... helped soccer team to the runner-up # 20 finish in state in 2003 and helped team to third place finish in State Championships as a senior in 2006 after winning the conference and the district titles... named second-team All-Conference as a sophomore... was first- team All-Conference in 2005 and named to the state All Academic Team from led team in goals and assists in 2004, 2005 and 2006 and finished career at Timberline with 31 goals and 16 assists... in track, qualified for state track meet in the 100 meters all four years with a personal best time of 10.8 seconds... was fifth place in the 100m state meet as a freshman... earned second place finish in the 100 meters at state meet as a junior... named Most Valuable Male Track Athlete in member of the Boise Nationals Soccer Club beginning with U15 team and helped them to state title in 2005 and led Nationals to runner-up finish in reached the quarterfinals of the Far West region in member of the 2004 Les Bois Invitational championship team... member of Idaho State ODP Team from PERSONAL DATA: Born in Boise, Idaho... parents are Clive and Martha Strong... has two older brothers, James and Jason... enjoys sports and spending time with friends... major is undecided. AUSTIN TENN-MCLELLAN DEFENDER Freshman Bradenton, Fla. / Saint Stephen s Episcopal HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: Played soc- cer for the IMG Academy club team in Bradenton, Fla. as a junior and senior, while attending Saint # 28 Stephen s Episcopal... helped IMG to Dallas Cup title in 2007 and the Tampa Bay Sunbowl title in reached Region IV quarterfinals with AUFC from Santa Fe in played soccer and also ran track at Santa Fe Prep as a freshman and sophomore and was a AA finalist in the 100m dash. PERSONAL DATA: Born in Santa Fe, N.M.... parents are Douglas and Eileen Mc- Clellan... older brother, Asher, played soccer at Boston University... plays the guitar in his spare time... plans to major in biology. OUT WITH INJURY STRYKER MATTHEWS FORWARD Junior San Juan Capistrano, Calif. / Santa Margarita AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2006: Made first career appearance for Broncos, coming on as a sub on Nov. 3 vs. Portland in 3-0 win. AS A REDSHIRT FRESHMAN IN 2005: Suffered a foot injury early in the season and did not see action. AS A FRESHMAN IN 2004: Redshirted the season. HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION: A 2004 graduate of Santa Margarita (Calif.) Catholic High School... coached by Tim Sullick and Curt Bauer... led team to record in sophomore year... team captain as a senior... also a member of the football team... named the football team s impact player as a freshman... member of U-19 Saabrucken team as a 16-year old in Germany... invited to ODP Europe Team and Regional 1 pool... leading scorer of Mission Viejo Pateadores Club team which won the Nomads Tournament title in tallied the gamewinning goal in the tournament championship game. PERSONAL: Born in Orange, Calif.... parents are Mibs and Susan Matthews... has two younger siblings, Sam and Sydney... enjoys surfing and playing video games... majoring in marketing Career University Media Guide 17