UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO DONS SOCCER

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1 UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO DONS SOCCER #14 USF Dons vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers Saturday, November 20, Negoesco Stadium, 1:00 PM 2004 NCAA Tournament, First Round MEN S SOCCER CONTACT: Peter Simon, USF Associate Athletic Director, External Relations simon@usfca.edu (415) (office); (415) (fax) #14 USF DONS HOST WISCONSIN- MILWAUKEE IN NCAA TOURNAMENT 2004 West Coast Conference Champions Host Horizon League Champions in NCAA First Round Soccer Action Saturday November 20th at Negoesco Stadium MEN S SOCCER 2004 SCHEDULE Record: Home: Road: Neutral: WCC: Home: Road: DATE DAY OPPONENT TIME September 2 THURS UC DAVIS@ W SAT. UMASS@ W Fri. Yale+ W 2-1 (ot) 12 Sun. Brown+ L Thurs. Davidson$ W Sat. San Jose State$ W 2-1 October 1 FRI. #1 SANTA BARBARA T 1-1 (2ot) 3 Sun. #4 Santa Clara* L FRI. LOYOLA MARYMOUNT* L 1-2 (ot) 10 SUN. SAN DIEGO* W Fri. Gonzaga* W Sun. Portland* W Fri. Saint Mary s* W SUN. SAINT MARY S* W FRI. #12 SANTA CLARA* W 1-0 November 5 Fri. #24 Loyola Marymount* W Sun. San Diego* L 1-2 (2ot) 12 FRI. PORTLAND* W SUN. GONZAGA* W SAT. WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE! 1:00 diadora Classic +Brown Classic $Santa Clara Classic *West Coast Conference Game!NCAA Tournament ALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS AT NEGOESCO STADIUM 2004 WEST COAST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team WCC Pts. Overall #14 USF&! LMU! #19 SCU! #23 POR! USD SMC GON &WCC Champion!NCAA Tournament 2004 NCAA First Round Saturday, November 20-1:00 PM USF vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee - Negoesco Stadium Tuesday, November 23 USF/UWM at Santa Barbara - Harder Stadium - 7:00 PM DONS HOST PANTHERS IN THE 2004 NCAA TOURNAMENT: USF men s soccer prepares to host the Panthers of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the fi rst round of the 2004 NCAA Tournament Saturday, November 20 in a 1:00 PM match at Negoesco Stadium. Fresh off winning their fi rst West Coast Conference title since 1994, with a 1-0 victory against Gonzaga last Sunday in the regular season fi nale, the Dons (14-4-1, 9-3 WCC) now square off against the Panthers (13-4-3), the champions of the Horizon League. USF enters the tournament on a hot streak, having won 10 of their last 11 contests in the challenging WCC. Four league teams qualifi ed for the tournament (Loyola Marymount, Portland, Santa Clara). UWM enters their fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance with the nation s longest active winning streak at 10 games. The winner of the UWM vs. USF match will travel to UC Santa Barbara Tuesday, November 23 for a 7:00 PM contest against the top-ranked Gauchos at Harder Stadium. USF WINS 10TH WEST COAST CONFERENCE TITLE: USF s 1-0 victory against Gonzaga in the 2004 regular season fi nale secured the Dons fi rst West Coast Conference Championship since the 1994 season and fi rst outright trophy since The crown is the 10th captured by the Green and Gold as members of the WCC since 1981, the fi rst year of offi cial league sponsorship of men s soccer. USF also won the WCC in 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1993 and WINNING THE CLOSE ONES: USF posted a remarkable 10-3 record this season in matches decided by one goal. This shows the strength of the Dons defense, who as a unit allowed two or more goals only three times during the season. USF s goalkeeping tandem of sophomore Geremy Uhl and senior Mark Muleady posted a sparkling 0.92 GAA between them. Dating back to October of the 2003 campaign, USF owns a 14-5 mark in one goal matches. DONS IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT: USF prepares to make their 28th appearance in the NCAA Tournament, the most of any West Coast Conference school. The Dons own a NCAA Tournament record with four NCAA Titles (1966, 1975, 1976 & 1980), seven appearances in the fi nals (last 1980) and 10 showings in the national semifi nals (last 1983). San Francisco tied Fresno State 1-1 in their last NCAA Tournament appearance in 1994, winning the penalty kick shoot out, before falling in the second round 1-0 at Cal State Fullerton. USF NCAA SOCCER TICKET INFORMATION: Prices for USF s NCAA fi rst round match against Wisconsin-Milwaukee are as follows: Reserved seating - $15; General admission prices - $10, adults and $7 for students and seniors. Children under 14 are $3. For more information, contact the USF ticket offi ce at (415) 422-2USF. USFDons.com, the official website of the University of San Francisco Athletic Department USF NCAA SOCCER LIVE INTERNET GAME STATS: Follow all the 2004 NCAA Men s Soccer Tournament games live via the internet at

2 USF MEN S SOCCER NCAA RELEASE PAGE TWO GAME #20 - Wisconsin-Milwaukee - NCAA Tournament First Round: SCOUTING WISCONSIN-MILWAUKEE: The Panthers enter the fi rst round of the 2004 NCAA Tournament riding a 10-match winning streak and swept through the Horizon League Tournament, capturing the league title. UWM is making their fourth straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament and fi nished the 2004 regular season with a record of Senior forward Antou Jallow does the bulk of the heavy lifting for the Panthers offensively with 16 goals and 36 points on the season. Sophomore forward Dale Weiler adds four goals and a team-high 13 assists, while junior midfi elder Neil Dombrowski adds a pair of goals and seven assists. Sophomore goalkeeper Eric Mickschl has played in 14 matches with 13 starts and owns a overall record with a 0.73 GAA to go along with 41 saves. The Panthers outscored their opponents this season and held a shot advantage. Louis Bennett is in his ninth season on the sidelines for UWM and owns a overall record and has guided his team into the NCAA Tournament four straight times. SERIES RECORD/STREAK: UWM leads 1-0. uwmpanthers.com LAST MEETING: UWM def. USF 5-2 at the Great Lakes Classic (9/18/94) TEAM COMPARISONS - ALL GAMES (AS OF 11/15/04): Team Goals Allowed Margin Shots Assists Points GPG UWM USF THE LAST TIME: Two-time USF First Team All-American Staale Soebye scored his sixth goal of his senior campaign, while Chris Bradley also added a scoring strike but it was not enough as Wisconsin-Milwaukee took a convincing 5-2 victory at the 1994 Great Lakes Classic in the only meeting between the two schools. Current USF assistant coach Josh McKay was a member of the team and current USF head coach Erik Visser was the top assistant under soccer legend Steve Negoesco. THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE IN THE 2004 NCAA TOURNAMENT: Four West Coast Conference men s soccer teams were selected to participate in the 2004 NCAA Tournament. San Francisco, the WCC regular season champions, earned the conference s automatic bid, while Loyola Marymount, Portland and Santa Clara received at-large bids. The four bids from the WCC were the fourth most of all the Division I conferences. The Big Ten led all conferences with six teams while the ACC and Big East had fi ve representatives. The USF men s soccer team, who captured their fi rst conference title since 1994, and fi rst solo crown since 1991, will host Horizon League Champion Wisconsin-Milwaukee Saturday at 1:00 p.m. in the fi rst round of the NCAA men s soccer tournament. The winner advances to play at UC Santa Barbara the following Tuesday. The Dons will be making their fi rst NCAA Tournament appearance since In 27 NCAA appearances, the Dons have posted a record and claimed four national titles. NCAA SECOND ROUND MATCHUP #1 UC Santa Barbara: SCOUTING #1 UC SANTA BARBARA: The Gauchos enter the 2004 NCAA Tournament as the #9 seed, despite a No. 1 national ranking in the current NSCAA poll and were ranked No. 5 on the Soccer America poll. Santa Barbara gets a fi rst round bye and will host the winner of the USF/Wisconsin-Milwaukee contest Tuesday, November 23 at 7:00 PM at Harder Stadium. The Gauchos own a record and won the 2004 Big West Conference title. A pair of senior forwards lead the way for UCSB offensively. Drew McAthy leads the way with a team-leading 15 goals and 35 points, while Neil Jones adds 10 goals and a teamhigh seven assists. Senior goalkeeper Dan Kennedy owns a overall record with an impressive 0.54 GAA and collected 59 saves on the season. The Gauchos outscored their opponents this season with 13 shutouts and held a commanding shot advantage. Tim Vom Steeg is in his sixth season as Santa Barbara s head coach and owns a career record of at the helm. Vom Steeg has directed the Gauchos to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances. SERIES RECORD/STREAK: Tied ucsbgauchos.com LAST MEETINGS: #1 UCSB tied at USF 1-1 (10/1/04); at UCSB 2, USF 1 (ot) (10/31/03); at USF 4, UCSB 1 (8/30/97) TEAM COMPARISONS - ALL GAMES (AS OF 11/15/04): Team Goals Allowed Margin Shots Assists Points GPG UCSB USF DONS TIE #1 GAUCHOS 1-1: USF Dons men s soccer team battled top-ranked UC Santa Barbara (8-0-1) and held the lead with under eight minutes to play but a late penalty kick helped the Gauchos escape Negoesco Stadium with a 1-1 tie. USF (5-1-1) held the lead for most of the night when freshman Brandon McDonald tallied on a penalty kick at the 23:02 mark. It was the fi rst goal of the season for the McDonald s High School All-American. The shot was set-up when USF forward Matt Languis was knocked down in the penalty box. It was the fi rst time the number one ranked Gauchos have trailed this season and only the second goal they have allowed in nine games. The Dons held a nine shot to two advantage on shots on goal, but Santa Barbara was able to tie the score on a penalty of their own by Drew McAthy at the 83:37 mark. McAthy, UCSB s leading scorer, almost had the shot stopped by the Dons Mark Muleady, but it trickled across the line after Muleady s defl ection. The Gauchos penalty was set up when Neil Jones fell in the box after a UCSB free-kick. Gaucho goalkeeper Matt Kennedy, made eight saves to keep UCSB in the match, including one with just over one minute remaining the Dons McDonald rocketed a shot from the top of the box through heavy traffic. Both teams created some decent chances in the both overtime periods but neither team was able to fi nd the back of the net in the run of play and the game ended in a 1-1 tie.

3 USF MEN S SOCCER NCAA RELEASE PAGE THREE USF HEAD COACH ERIK VISSER: Fourth-year USF head coach Erik Visser propelled the Dons to their best season since the 1991 campaign and the fi rst West Coast Conference title since 1994 in Visser owns deep ties to the soccer program at the University of San Francisco. A defender on two USF NCAA Championship teams (1978, 1980), Visser spent 19 seasons as an assistant coach under soccer legend Steve Negoesco before taking the reigns as head coach for the 2001 campaign. Along the way, Visser also started the women s soccer program on the Hilltop in 1985 and served as head coach for six years. Visser is active in the USA National Team program and served as the top assistant for the U-20 team that fi nished 13th in the 2001 Youth World Cup in Argentina. Visser recorded his 40th career victory against Gonzaga November 14, 2004 and owns an overall mark of Former Dons standout Josh McKay is in his second season as top assistant coach, while U.S. Soccer legend Hugo Perez is in his third season on the staff. Jim Lasher is the goalkeeper coach, while Tyler Gottschalk serves as the administrative assistant. CHRIS SCHWARZE FOR THE DEFENSE: Senior defender and USF team captain Chris Schwarze continues to do an outstanding job coordinating the Dons defensive efforts. The three-time All-West Coast Conference selection established a career-high with three assists on the year, recording two in USF s 3-1 victory against UMass (9/4) in the 2004 diadora Classic and added another in the Dons 2-1 overtime win at Yale (9/10). Schwarze was named USF s team MVP last season and also earned First Team All-WCC honors in AARON CHANDLER CONTINUES TO SHINE FOR USF: Sophomore forward Aaron Chandler continues to provide highlights for USF this season and sent his seventh gamewinner to the back of the net against Gonzaga to secure the 2004 West Coast Conference Championship for the Dons in a 1-0 victory last Sunday. Chandler leads the WCC in goals (12), points (27) and game-winners (7). Six of Chandler s deciding tallies on the season came in league play, setting a new WCC record. including six in 12 WCC games, the most in league history. In fact, all but one of his game-winners came in matches USF won by a single goal and all but one came in the second half. Chandler recorded game-winners in three straight WCC matches - at #22 Portland, at Saint Mary s and against Saint Mary s. In addition, the former walk-on registered the decisive strike at league leading #24 Loyola Marymount. Chandler posted the fi rst multi-goal matches of his career with back-to-back two goal matches against Davidson (9/16) and San Jose State (9/18). In just two seasons in the Green and Gold, Chandler has turned in 16 goals, fi ve assists and 37 points. The Riverside native was named the WCC Player of the Month in September and was a two-time WCC Player of the Week honoree. DONS SOCCER IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS: USF enters the 2004 NCAA Tournament ranked in three national soccer polls. The Dons are rated 14th in the current College Soccer News Poll, after entering at No. 19 November 1. USF earned a No. 19 ranking in the current Soccer America Poll after entering November 1 at No. 25. San Francisco is rated No. 23 in the Soccer Times Poll as of November 8, entering the list at No. 25 November 1. GEREMY UHL STRONG IN THE GOAL: Sophomore goalkeeper Geremy Uhl has posted an outstanding season for USF between the pipes this season. Uhl led the West Coast Conference in GAA during league games this season with a stingy 0.38 and posted a remarkable fi ve shutouts in just eight WCC contests. Uhl posted a 9-1 record this season with a 0.70 GAA to go along with 38 saves in 900:00 minutes. In two seasons on the Hilltop, Uhl owns a overall record with eight shutouts to his credit. BRANDON MCDONALD MAKING AN IMPACT: Freshman forward Brandon McDonald has made a big impact in his fi rst season at USF. The 2003 NSCAA and McDonald s High School All-American ranks second on the team in goals (4) and points (10). McDonald earned West Coast Conference Player of the Week honors after scoring a pair of goals in the Dons 4-1 pasting of Portland (11/12) and assisting on the game-winner in USF s WCC title-clinching victory against Gonzaga (11/14). DONS DOING IT WITH DEFENSE: One of the keys to USF s success this season has been their stingy defense. The Dons ranked fi rst or second in virtually every meaningful defensive statistic among West Coast Conference leaders, ranking second in goals (18/0.95) and shots (180/9.47) allowed. San Francisco posted fi ve shutouts on the season and held opponents to 10 shots or less 12 times and limited foes to fi ve shots or less in fi ve matches. During league play USF s defense was even better, allowing a WCC-low nine goals in 12 matches (0.75) and ranked second in shutouts in league matches with fi ve. JORDAN KEYES MAKES HIS MARK: Freshman forward Jordan Keyes has shown fl ashes of brilliance for USF this season. Keyes scored goals in his fi rst two career matches on the Hilltop in diadora Classic wins against UC Davis (9/2) and UMass (9/4). Keyes shares the team assists lead (6) and turned in a two-assist effort in a 3-1 victory against Davidson (9/16) in the Santa Clara Classic. Keyes ranks fi fth among West Coast Conference assists leaders in all matches, along with sophomore teammate Matt Languis and shares seventh place with three assists in league contests. MATT LANGUIS DISHING FOR THE DONS: Sophomore midfi elder Matt Languis continues to do a good job as a playmaker and shares the team lead with six assists on the season, with fi ve coming in West Coast Conference play. Languis ranks fi fth among WCC assists leaders along with freshman teammate Jordan Keyes in all matches and shares the overall assists lead in league contests. A 2003 All-WCC Honorable Mention selection, Languis has tallied fi ve goals and 10 assists in two seasons on the Hilltop. KEVIN LONG STEPS UP FOR USF: Sophmore defender Kevin Long has enjoyed a strong second season on the Hilltop. A member of the USA U-20 National Team, Long scored four goals on the season with a pair of game-winners. Long earned West Coast Conference Player of the Week honors after scoring the deciding goal against #12 Santa Clara (10/29) in USF s fi rst victory against the Broncos since Long also recorded the game-winner against Davidson (9/16) at the Santa Clara Classic.

4 USF MEN S SOCCER NCAA RELEASE PAGE FOUR GENERAL INFORMATION School Name... University of San Francisco Location Fulton Street,... San Francisco, CA Religious Affiliation... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Year Founded Enrollment... 7,800 Conference...West Coast Conference National Affiliation...NCAA Division I Nickname...Dons Colors... Green & Gold Home Stadium... Negoesco Stadium (3,000) President... Fr. Stephen J. Privett, S.J. VP, University Advancement...Dave Macmillan USF MEN S SOCCER DIRECTORY Erik Visser... Head Coach 4th Year (USF, 1981) visser@usfca.edu Visser s Coaching Record at USF ( , 4 Years) Visser s WCC Coaching Record at USF ( , 4 Years) Visser s Career Coaching Record ( , 4 Years) Josh McKay... Assistant Coach 2nd Year (USF, 1995) jjmckay@usfca.edu Hugo Perez... Assistant Coach 3rd Year Jim Lasher... Goalkeeper Coach Tyler Gottschalk...Dir. Soccer Operations Men s Soccer Fax Hiro Aoyama... Men s Soccer Trainer haoyama@usfca.edu Dr. Ken Akizuki...Team Orthopedist Dr. William Montgomery...Team Orthopedist Media Relations Fax MEN S SOCCER QUICK FACTS 2004 Overall/WCC Record (Finish) /9-3-0 WCC (1st) Letter-winners Returning/Lost 10/6 Starters Returning/Lost...Newcomers 3/2...7 All-time Program Record / (58 Years) NCAA Tournament Berths/Record 28/ Men s Soccer SID... Peter Simon simon@usfca.edu Simon Mobile Number... (415) OTHER KEY PHONE NUMBERS Athletics Department... (415) Athletics Website... Athletics Fax... (415) Athletics Ticket Office... (415) 422-2USF Athletics Media Relations Office/Fax... (415) /6161 / (415) USF Sports Hotline... (415) 422-6USF West Coast Conference Office...(650) USF Main Switchboard... (415) USF Admissions Office... (415) DONS EARN ALL-WEST COAST CONFERENCE HONORS: The West Coast Conference today announced that USF sophomore forward Aaron Chandler has been named WCC Player of the Year and that head coach Erik Visser has been Coach of the Year. USF also placed Chandler, Chris Schwarze and Rob Valentino on the all-wcc First Team. Chandler led the conference with 12 goals this season, seven of them gamewinners. All but one of his game-winners came in games that USF won by just a single goal, many late in the game. Visser took a team that was predicted to fi nish fi fth in the league and took it to the top, winning nine of its last 10 games to fi nish the regular season and win the WCC title. It was USF s fi rst crown since He has built a young team that brings much of its lineup back intact next season. USF also placed three players on the conference s second team including GK Geremy Uhl, who led the the league in shutouts and goals against average; defender Luis Arguilar and midfi elder Ben McDonald. Defender Kevin Long was named WCC Honorable Mention. Named to the all-freshman team were McDonald and Valentino. The Dons return all of the players honored today, with the exception of senior midfi elder Chris Schwarze, who was named to all-wcc for the third time. USF Dons Soccer QUICK KICKS ERIK VISSER BY THE NUMBERS: USF head coach Erik Visser is in his third decade of coaching on the Hilltop. Since joining soccer legend Steve Negoesco s staff in 1981, Visser has served as an assistant coach on the men s team ( ), served as head coach of the women s team ( ) before taking the reigns of the Green and Gold in Visser has coached in a remarkable 585 games at USF and during his fouryear playing career competed in 102 matches for a total of 687 games. PRODUCING IN THE CLUTCH: Seven Dons have tallied game-winners this season, led by seven from sophomore forward Aaron Chandler. Sophomore defender Kevin Long tallied two including a memorable one against Santa Clara. Freshman forward Jordan Keyes, senior forward Alfred Bedrossian, junior forward Luke Holmes, junior midfi elder David Martin and junior defender Luis Aguilar have all recorded a decisive scoring strike. GOING THE DISTANCE: Five Dons have played in every match this season - sophomore forward Aaron Chandler, freshman forward Brandon McDonald, freshman forward Jordan Keyes, sophomore defender Kevin Long and sophomore midfi elder Matt Languis. THREE DONS ALL-TOURNAMENT: USF placed three players on the 2004 Santa Clara Invitational all-tournament team. Junior defender Luis Aguilar, sophomore forward Aaron Chandler and senior defender Chris Schwarze. JOINING ELITE COMPANY: Sophomore forward Aaron Chandler won West Coast Conference Player of the Year honors and is the fi rst Don to do so since two-time First Team All-American Staale Soebye captured backto-back awards in Chandler and Soebye are the only Dons to be named player of the year since the award was instituted in HOME SWEET HOME: Since Field- Turf was installed at Negoesco Stadium for the 2003 season, USF has posted a record on their home pitch, including a sparkling mark in DIADORA CLASSIC: USF posted a runner-up showing in the 2004 diadora Classic in the 22nd running of the event. USF won both their matches with a 2-1 victory against UC Davis (9/2) in the opener and a convincing 3-1 win against UMass (9/4) in the fi nale. Santa Clara took the title after posting a 2-0 record and owned the tie-breaker on goals scored. USF improved their all-time record in the tournament to , since the inaugural event in wccsports.com

5 USF MEN S SOCCER NCAA RELEASE PAGE FIVE NEGOESCO STADIUM A BEAUTIFUL PLACE FOR SOCCER One of the finest collegiate soccer only stadiums in the country, Negoesco Stadium is unmatched in its beautiful setting in the shadow of St. Ignatius Church. Dedicated to and orchestrated by USF Men's Soccer legend Stephen Negoesco, the stadium formally opened on September 17, 1982, when a sellout crowd saw USF topple Indiana, 3-2, in overtime. The building of the stadium was truly a team effort with school officials, alumni, former players and friends all lending a hand. A series of renovations and improvements over the past couple of years, have transformed the stadium into one of the premier venues on the West Coast. The most significant change occurred prior to the 2003 season with the installation of FieldTurf, the best artificial grass surface available. FieldTurf is the highest rated artificial turf, used throughout the world as a surface that plays virtually the same as grass. With the addition of Negoesco Scoreboard FieldTurf, the USF men's and women's soccer programs boast one of the fi nest playing surfaces on the West Coast. Negoesco Stadium added television lights for the 2000 season and increased the stadium's capacity to 3,000. The new seats include theatre-style seating on the west side of the stadium and new permanent seating on the east side. The facility has been used for matches involving Major League Soccer teams, most recently when the San Jose Earthquakes hosted the Los Angeles Galaxy. During the summer of 2002, the San Jose Earthquakes hosted the Shanghai Shenhua (Pumas) for an international exhibition contest. The fi eld has also served as a site for World Cup training. Soccer Negoesco Stadium is one of the top soccer venues in the country NEGOESCO STADIUM QUICK FACTS Location: Corner of Golden Gate and Parker on the USF Campus Named For: NSCAA Hall-of-Famer Steve Negoesco Capacity: 3,000 (Bleachers/Chair Back) Surface: FieldTurf First Match: September 17, 1982 (USF men def. Indiana 3-2) USF Men's Negoesco Record: USF Men s Negoesco NCAA Record: 3-1 USF Women's Negoesco Record: Negoesco Stadium s Ringer Family Press Box SOCCER

6 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER FINAL REGULAR SEASON STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% YC-RC GW PK-AT UCDAVIS W CHANDLER, Aaron UMASS W McDONALD, Brandon Sep 10 vs Yale W OT KEYES, Jordan Sep 12 vs Brown University L LONG, Kevin Sep 16 vs Davidson Wildcats W LANGUIS, Matt Sep 18 vs San Jose State W BEDROSSIAN, Al Oct 01 #1 UC SANTA BARBARA T O KOLOVOS, Cameron *Oct 03 at #4 Santa Clara Broncos L HOLMES, Luke *Oct 08 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT LOT MARTIN, David *Oct 10 SAN DIEGO W VARAS, Mike *Oct 15 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS W SCHWARZE, Chris *Oct 17 at Portland W AGUILAR, Luis *Oct 22 at Saint Mary's (CA) W BERGMAN, Adam *Oct 24 SAINT MARY'S (CA) W WOLLERMAN, Cole *Oct 29 #12 SANTA CLARA BRONCO W DeGEER, Daniel *Nov 5 at #24 Loyola Marymount W SMITH, Robert *Nov 07 at San Diego LO ROSS, Mike *Nov 12 PORTLAND W VALENTINO, Rob *Nov 14 GONZAGA W BERNAL, Jon USF diadora Classic (San Francisco) 6 RODRIGUEZ, David Brown Classic (Providence, RI) 16 ALMQUIST, Andy Santa Clara Classic (Santa Clara, CA) 30 UHL, Geremy RUSSELL, Jeff TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP 24 STUART, Neil OLAVSON, Mats SHOT STATISTICS NUDELL, Noah Goals-Shot attempts SHARP, Travis Goals scored average Total Shot pct Opponents Shots/Game Assists CORNER KICKS GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Goals off corners ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES UHL, Geremy : PENALTIES... 1 MULEADY, Mark 9 853: Yellow cards Total : Red cards Opponents : ATTENDANCE... Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 9/1178 6/774 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Neutral Site #/Avg... 4/1132 U. of San Francisco Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents

7 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER FINAL WEST COAST CONFERENCE STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% YC-RC GW PK-AT *Oct 03 at #4 Santa Clara Broncos L CHANDLER, Aaron *Oct 08 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT LOT McDONALD, Brandon *Oct 10 SAN DIEGO W LANGUIS, Matt *Oct 15 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS W LONG, Kevin *Oct 17 at Portland W KOLOVOS, Cameron *Oct 22 at Saint Mary's (CA) W MARTIN, David *Oct 24 SAINT MARY'S (CA) W KEYES, Jordan *Oct 29 #12 SANTA CLARA BRONCO W AGUILAR, Luis *Nov 5 at #24 Loyola Marymount W VARAS, Mike *Nov 07 at San Diego LO HOLMES, Luke *Nov 12 PORTLAND W WOLLERMAN, Cole *Nov 14 GONZAGA W DeGEER, Daniel USF diadora Classic (San Francisco) 27 SMITH, Robert Brown Classic (Providence, RI) 21 BERGMAN, Adam Santa Clara Classic (Santa Clara, CA) 5 BEDROSSIAN, Al ROSS, Mike TEAM STATISTICS USF OPP 3 SCHWARZE, Chris RODRIGUEZ, David SHOT STATISTICS ALMQUIST, Andy Goals-Shot attempts UHL, Geremy Goals scored average RUSSELL, Jeff Shot pct STUART, Neil Shots/Game OLAVSON, Mats Assists BERNAL, Jon CORNER KICKS VALENTINO, Rob Goals off corners Total PENALTY KICKS Opponents OFFSIDES PENALTIES... Yellow cards GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Red cards ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho ATTENDANCE Total UHL, Geremy 8 720: Dates/Avg Per Date... 6/1200 6/774 1 MULEADY, Mark 4 375: Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total U. of San Francisco Opponents

8 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER FINAL REGULAR SEASON RESULTS Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored [Goalie] Sep 02,2004 UCDAVIS W CHANDLER, Aaron (KEYES, Jordan) [#1] KEYES, Jordan (CHANDLER, Sep 04, 2004 UMASS W KEYES, Jordan (SCHWARZE, Chris) [#31] BEDROSSIAN, Al (BERGMAN, Adam;VARAS, Mike) CHANDLER, Aaron (BEDROSSIAN, Al;SCHWARZE, Chris) + Sep 10, 2004 vs Yale W 2-1 OT BEDROSSIAN, Al (SCHWARZE, Chris) [#1] HOLMES, Luke (BEDROSSIAN, Al) + Sep 12, 2004 vs Brown University 0-3 L [#31] - Sep 16, 2004 vs Davidson Wildcats W CHANDLER, Aaron (LONG, Kevin) [#1] LONG, Kevin (KEYES, Jordan) CHANDLER, Aaron (LANGUIS, Matt;KEYES, Jordan) - Sep 18, 2004 vs San Jose State W CHANDLER, Aaron (HOLMES, Luke;BERGMAN, Adam) [#1] CHANDLER, Aaron (HOLMES, Luke) Oct 01, 2004 #1 UC SANTA BARBARA 1-1 TO McDONALD, Brandon (penalty kick) [#1] * Oct 03, 2004 at #4 Santa Clara Broncos 0-1 L [#1] * Oct 08, 2004 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 1-2 L OT McDONALD, Brandon (LANGUIS, Matt;CHANDLER, Aaron) [#1] * Oct 10, 2004 SAN DIEGO W CHANDLER, Aaron (DeGEER, Daniel;LANGUIS, Matt) [#31] * Oct 15, 2004 at GONZAGA BULLDOGS W AGUILAR, Luis (WOLLERMAN, Cole) [#31] * Oct 17, 2004 at Portland W LONG, Kevin (unassisted) [#1] CHANDLER, Aaron (HOLMES, Luke) * Oct 22, 2004 at Saint Mary's (CA) W LONG, Kevin (KEYES, Jordan) [#31] CHANDLER, Aaron (LANGUIS, Matt) * Oct 24, 2004 SAINT MARY'S (CA) W CHANDLER, Aaron (LANGUIS, Matt) [#31] VARAS, Mike (SMITH, Robert;LANGUIS, Matt) * Oct 29, 2004 #12 SANTA CLARA BRONCOS W LONG, Kevin (MARTIN, David;KEYES, Jordan) [#31] * Nov 5, 2004 at #24 Loyola Marymount W KOLOVOS, Cameron (McDONALD, Brandon;KEYES, Jordan) [#31] CHANDLER, Aaron (unassisted) * Nov 07, 2004 at San Diego 1-2 L O LANGUIS, Matt (unassisted) [#1] * Nov 12, 2004 PORTLAND W McDONALD, Brandon (penalty kick) [#31] MARTIN, David (CHANDLER, Aaron) McDONALD, Brandon (KOLOVOS, Cameron) KOLOVOS, Cameron (unassisted) * Nov 14, 2004 GONZAGA W CHANDLER, Aaron (McDONALD, Brandon) USF diadora Classic (San Francisco) + - Brown Classic (Providence, RI) - - Santa Clara Classic (Santa Clara, CA) TEAM RECORD W-L-T ATTEND Dates Total Average Overall: Total: Conference: Home: Home: Away: Away: Neutral: Neutral: Overtime:

9 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER BOX SCORES GAME 1: USF 2, UC Davis 1 (Sep 02, 2004 at diadora Classic) UCDAVIS (0-1) vs. U. of San Francisco (1-0) Date: Sep 02,2004 Attendance: 1103 UCDAVIS U. of San Francisco :41 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (1) (KEYES, Jordan) - Cross from the right, shot goes in from 2. 84:39 USF KEYES, Jordan (1) (CHANDLER, Aaron) - Pass across the net booted in 3. 85:21 UCDAVIS LIND, Nicholas (1) (HAMMOND, Darren) - Turned around and kicked the ball to the Shots: UCDAVIS 7, U. of San Francisco 18 Saves: UCDAVIS 5 (WARENE, Charles 5), U. of San Francisco 1 (MULEADY, Mark 1) GAME 4: Brown 3, USF 0 (Sep 12, 2004 at Brown University) U. of San Francisco (3-1) vs. Brown University (1-2) Date: Sep 12, 2004 Attendance: 987 Weather: Sunny U. of San Francisco Brown University :52 BRWN Caldwell, Keith (1) (Daniels, Andrew;Gomez, Chris) 2. 56:47 BRWN Davies, Kevin (2) (unassisted) - goalie came out off net and missplayed b 3. 60:31 BRWN Caldwell, Keith (2) (Joyce, Brian;Daniels, Andrew) - #9 cross from far side to #16 pass to #1 Shots: U. of San Francisco 8, Brown University 14 Saves: U. of San Francisco 4 (UHL, Geremy 4), Brown University 1 (Gomez, Chris 1) GAME 7: USF 1, #1 UC Santa Barbara 1 (Oct 01, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) UC Santa Barbara (8-0-1) vs. U. of San Francisco (5-1-1) Date: Oct 01, 2004 Attendance: 1644 Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot UC Santa Barbara U. of San Francisco :02 USF McDONALD, Brandon Penalty kick 2. 83:37 UCSB McAthy, Drew Penalty kick Shots: UC Santa Barbara 8, U. of San Francisco 14 Saves: UC Santa Barbara 8 (Kennedy, Dan 8), U. of San Francisco 1 (MULEADY, Mark 1) GAME 2: USF 3, UMass 1 (Sep 04, 2004 at diadora Classic) UMASS (0-2) vs. U. of San Francisco (2-0) Date: Sep 04, 2004 Attendance: 653 Weather: Clear skies UMASS U. of San Francisco :08 USF KEYES, Jordan (2) (SCHWARZE, Chris) - Knocked in the rebound past the outstrec 2. 46:00 USF BEDROSSIAN, Al (1) (BERGMAN, Adam;VARAS, Mike) 3. 71:44 UMASS PAGANO, Tyler (1) (unassisted) - Turnaround shot went to the far side of 4. 73:31 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (1) (BEDROSSIAN, Al;SCHWARZE, Chris) Shots: UMASS 11, U. of San Francisco 22 Saves: UMASS 6 (BURNS, Colin 6), U. of San Francisco 5 (UHL, Geremy 5) GAME 5: USF 3, Davidson 1 (Sep 16, 2004 at Santa Clara, Calif.) U. of San Francisco (4-1-0) vs. Davidson Wildcats (3-2-0) Date: Sep 16, 2004 Attendance: 1959 U. of San Francisco Davidson Wildcats :13 DAV Robbie Reynolds (Marco Antunez;Nahum Navas) - Off cross, over keeper s head 2. 62:17 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (LONG, Kevin) - 16 yard shot from right corner 3. 71:41 USF LONG, Kevin (KEYES, Jordan) - Flip throw in, across goal mouth, knocke 4. 88:16 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (LANGUIS, Matt;KEYES, Jordan) Shots: U. of San Francisco 6, Davidson Wildcats 9 Saves: U. of San Francisco 2 (MULEADY, Mark 2), Davidson Wildcats 1 (Bart Creasman 1) GAME 8: Santa Clara 1, USF 0 (Oct 03, 2004 at Santa Clara, Calif.) USF (5-2-1, 0-1-0) vs. Santa Clara (9-1-0, 2-0-0) Date: Oct 03, 2004 Attendance: 731 U. of San Francisco Santa Clara Broncos :22 SCU GUZMAN, Hector (1) (SCOTT, Jeff) - shot after scramble Shots: U. of San Francisco 8, Santa Clara Broncos 5 Saves: U. of San Francisco 2 (MULEADY, Mark 2), Santa Clara Broncos 4 (HARKNESS, Kent 4) GAME 3: USF 2, Yale 1 (OT) (Sep 10, 2004 at Providence, RI) U. of San Francisco (3-0) vs. Yale (0-1) Date: Sep 10, 2004 Attendance: 250 Goals by period 1 2 OT Tot --- U. of San Francisco Yale :05 YALE Dealy, Andrew (Williams, Lindsey) 2. 46:21 USF BEDROSSIAN, Al (2) (SCHWARZE, Chris) 3. 97:27 USF HOLMES, Luke (1) (BEDROSSIAN, Al) Shots: U. of San Francisco 15, Yale 10 Saves: U. of San Francisco 3 (MULEADY, Mark 3), Yale 7 (Aleksinas, Matt 2) GAME 6: USF 2, San Jose State 1 (Sep 18, 2004 at Santa Clara, Calif.) San Jose State (1-5-0) vs. U. of San Francisco (5-1-0) Date: Sep 18, 2004 Attendance: 1333 San Jose State U. of San Francisco :07 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (HOLMES, Luke;BERGMAN, Adam) - Shot from six yards out, pushed past kee 2. 24:26 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (HOLMES, Luke) - Into bottom left corner 3. 61:58 SJSU Perego, Aaron (Sorto, Marvin) - Off rebound Shots: San Jose State 4, U. of San Francisco 8 Saves: San Jose State 1 (Benton, Daniel 1), U. of San Francisco 1 (MULEADY, Mark 1) GAME 9: LMU 2, USF 1 (OT) (Oct 08, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) Loyola Marymount (5-3-2, 3-0) vs. USF (5-3-1, 0-2) Date: Oct 08, 2004 Attendance: 1125 Weather: cool, drizzle Goals by period 1 2 OT Tot --- Loyola Marymount U. of San Francisco :34 USF McDONALD, Brandon (2) (LANGUIS, Matt;CHANDLER, Aaron) - long shot from top of box to lower right 2. 33:05 LMU BLANCO, Nick (2) (YBARRA, Junior) - header ff free kick 3. 95:33 LMU RHYNARD, Sean (3) (MELENDEZ, Armando) - loose ball in penalty are Shots: Loyola Marymount 4, U. of San Francisco 10 Saves: Loyola Marymount 4 (FLORES, Robert 4), U. of San Francisco 2 (MULEADY, Mark 2)

10 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER BOX SCORES GAME 10: USF 1, San Diego 0 (Oct 10, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) San Diego (4-4-3, WCC) vs. USF (6-3-1, 1-2 WCC) Date: Oct 10, 2004 Attendance: 877 San Diego U. of San Francisco :40 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (7) (DeGEER, Daniel;LANGUIS, Matt) - header into upper right corner Shots: San Diego 4, U. of San Francisco 18 Saves: San Diego 6 (FRIESZ, Lancees 6), U. of San Francisco 1 (UHL, Geremy 1) GAME 11: USF 1, Gonzaga 0 (Oct 15, 2004 at SPOKANE, WA) USF (7-3-1; 2-2-0) vs. Gonzaga (4-8-0; 0-4-0) Date: Oct 15, 2004 Attendance: 325 Weather: Cloudy, 60 degrees, wind variable E 0-5 U. of San Francisco Gonzaga :15 USF AGUILAR, Luis (1) (WOLLERMAN, Cole) - Thru ball shot low to right side from 12 Shots: U. of San Francisco 13, GONZAGA BULLDOGS 8 Saves: U. of San Francisco 3 (UHL, Geremy 3), GON- ZAGA BULLDOGS 3 (SOSNOVEC, Sean 3) GAME 12: USF 2, Portland 1 (Oct 17, 2004 at Portland, Ore.) USF (8-3-1, WCC) vs. Portland (6-5-1, WCC) Date: Oct 17, 2004 Attendance: 2465 Weather: partly cloudy U. of San Francisco Portland :08 USF LONG, Kevin (2) (unassisted) - ball not cleared, 19yds low right 2. 69:42 PORMS BABCOCK, Sean (1) (unassisted) - 24yd free kick to upper right 3. 80:54 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (8) (HOLMES, Luke) - cross from right, 8yds near post Shots: U. of San Francisco 11, Portland 19 Saves: U. of San Francisco 6 (MULEADY, Mark 6), Portland 2 (ROBLES, Luis 2) GAME 13: USF 2, Saint Mary s 1 (Oct 22, 2004 at Moraga, CA) USF (9-3-1, WCC) vs. Saint Mary s (2-6-5, WCC) Date: Oct 22, 2004 Attendance: 178 Weather: Sunny and Cool U. of San Francisco Saint Mary s (CA) :30 USF LONG, Kevin (KEYES, Jordan) - goal off fl ip throw in goal was a header 2. 75:59 SMC YOUPEL, Derek (JAIME, Joaquin) - 24 up and over pass to 4 one touch 3. 81:35 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (LANGUIS, Matt) - header off of free kick from rt side Shots: U. of San Francisco 11, Saint Mary s (CA) 12 Saves: U. of San Francisco 2 (UHL, Geremy 2), Saint Mary s (CA) 3 (MASON, Brian 3) GAME 14: USF 2, Saint Mary s 0 (Oct 24, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) Saint Mary s (2-7-5, WCC) vs. USF (10-3-1, 5-2 WCC) Date: Oct 24, 2004 Attendance: 743 Saint Mary s (CA) U. of San Francisco :38 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (10) (LANGUIS, Matt) - header off free kick from seven yds 2. 51:49 USF VARAS, Mike (1) (SMITH, Robert;LANGUIS, Matt) - half volley from seven yards to left side Shots: Saint Mary s (CA) 9, U. of San Francisco 12 Saves: Saint Mary s (CA) 6 (KUEHU, Kealii 3; MASON, Brian 3), U. of San Francisco 3 (UHL, Geremy 3) GAME 15: USF 1, Santa Clara 0 (Oct 29, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) Santa Clara (11-4-0, 4-3 WCC) vs. USF (11-3-1, 6-2 WCC) Date: Oct 29, 2004 Attendance: 2122 Santa Clara Broncos U. of San Francisco :19 USF LONG, Kevin (MARTIN, David;KEYES, Jordan) - loose ball after fl ip Shots: Santa Clara Broncos 4, U. of San Francisco 10 Saves: Santa Clara Broncos 5 (HARKNESS, Kent 5), U. of San Francisco 3 (UHL, Geremy 3) GAME 16: USF 2, LMU 1 (Nov 5, 2004 at Los Angeles, CA) #19 USF (12-3-1, 7-2) vs. #24 LMU (9-6-3, 7-2-1) Date: Nov 5, 2004 Attendance: 423 Weather: sunny, windy, 69 degrees U. of San Francisco Loyola Marymount :59 LMU BARRERA, Diego (5) (MELENDEZ, Armando) - shot off corner kick 2. 66:18 USF KOLOVOS, Cameron (McDONALD, Brandon;KEYES, Jordan) - bicycle kick off cross 3. 69:19 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (unassisted) - shot through goalie s hands Shots: U. of San Francisco 7, Loyola Marymount 14 Saves: U. of San Francisco 6 (UHL, Geremy 6), Loyola Marymount 3 (FLORES, Robert 3) GAME 17: San Diego 2, USF 1 (OT) (Nov 07, 2004 at San Diego, CA) #19 USF (12-4-1; WCC) vs. USD (7-8-3; WCC) Date: Nov 07, 2004 Attendance: 521 Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot U. of San Francisco San Diego :30 USF LANGUIS, Matt (unassisted) - Free kick from 30 yards 2. 87:39 USD WILSON, Kevin (1) (PHOL, Eric) - Header on left side of box off free kick :04 USD PROCHAZKA, Jan (4) (CASO, Michael) - Sliding kick to lower left corner Shots: U. of San Francisco 15, San Diego 20 Saves: U. of San Francisco 3 (MULEADY, Mark 2; Team 1), San Diego 3 (FRIESZ, Lancees 3) GAME 18: USF 4, Portland 1 (Nov 12, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) Portland (10-7-1, WCC) vs. #24 USF (13-4-1, 8-3 WCC) Date: Nov 12, 2004 Attendance: 1211 Portland U. of San Francisco :46 USF McDONALD, Brandon Penalty kick 2. 14:11 USF MARTIN, David (1) (CHANDLER, Aaron) - Cross from rt. side by 20, 8 at the back 3. 16:01 PORTLAND SANDERS, Christopher (2) (unassisted) - breakaway shot past Uhl to the rt corner 4. 41:31 USF McDONALD, Brandon (4) (KOLOVOS, Cameron) - free kick from 15 diving header by 7 to 5. 52:13 USF KOLOVOS, Cameron (2) (unassisted) - dribbled from midline to pk spot shot pa Shots: Portland 9, U. of San Francisco 15 Saves: Portland 4 (ROBLES, Luis 4), U. of San Francisco 5 (UHL, Geremy 5)

11 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER BOX SCORES/RANKINGS GAME 19: USF 1, Gonzaga 0 (Nov 14, 2004 at San Francisco, CA) Gonzaga (6-14, 2-10 WCC) vs. #16 USF (14-4-1, 9-3 WCC) Date: Nov 14, 2004 Attendance: 1123 Weather: sunny, warm Gonzaga U. of San Francisco :44 USF CHANDLER, Aaron (12) (McDONALD, Brandon) - 7 headers a through ball to 20 who shoot Shots: Gonzaga 9, U. of San Francisco 20 Saves: Gonzaga 8 (SMITH, Dade 8), U. of San Francisco 6 (UHL, Geremy 6) USF Wins WCC Title, NCAA Bid DONS SOCCER IN THE NATIONAL POLLS 2004 NSCAA Poll (Final) No. Team Record Last 1. UC Santa Barbara Southern Methodist U UNC, Greensboro University of Virginia New Mexico Indiana University Maryland UCLA Notre Dame Wake Forest Memphis Penn State St. John s Connecticut Boston College College of Charleston Creighton University Hartwick College Old Dominion Univ. of San Francisco Seton Hall Virginia Commonwealth Northwestern Alabama-Birmingham California Soccer America Poll (Final) No. Team Record Last 1. New Mexico SMU UCLA Virginia UC Santa Barbara California UNC Greensboro Maryland Michigan State NR 10. Indiana Connecticut NR 12. Notre Dame Wake Forest Memphis Washington Creighton Duke James Madison San Francisco NR 20. Santa Clara Boston College South Carolina NR 23. Florida International Virginia Commonwealth College of Charleston NR 2004 College Soccer News Poll (Final) No. Team Record Last 1. UC Santa Barbara SMU New Mexico Virginia Notre Dame UCLA UNC-Greensboro Indiana Maryland Memphis Wake Forest California Creighton San Francisco VCU Boston College St. John s Santa Clara James Madison College Of Charleston NR 21. Washington Duke C.S. Northridge Northwestern FIU Penn State UWM Hartwick Connecticut NR 30. Ohio State Soccer Times Poll (11/16/04) No. Team Record Last 1. SMU (7) UC Santa Barbara (5) Virginia Indiana (1) UCLA New Mexico (1) UNC Greensboro (1) Notre Dame (1) Maryland Wake Forest California Creighton Memphis St. John s Duke Boston College Santa Clara Virginia Commonwealth Penn State Washington San Francisco Old Dominion nr 23. James Madison Northwestern nr 25. Connecticut nr

12 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER HONORS 2004 West Coast Conference COACH OF THE YEAR ERIK VISSER 4TH YEAR (USF, 1982) West Coast Conference Releases All-Conference Soccer Team San Bruno, Calif. - After claiming their fi rst WCC title since 1994, The San Francisco Dons took home two of the conference¹s biggest soccer awards. Sophomore Aaron Chandler was named WCC Player of the Year, while head coach Erik Visser was named WCC Coach of the Year. Loyola Marymount¹s Matt Kovar was named Defender of the Year, while Portland¹s Michael Gavin claimed Freshman of the Year honors. Chandler led the conference in goals with 12 and knocked home seven game-winners to help guide USF to its fi rst postseason berth since At overall, 9-3 in WCC play, Visser led the Dons to their best record since Kovar anchored an LMU defense that collected four conference shutouts and limited opponents to no more than two goals during WCC play. Michael Gavin started all 20 games in defense for Portland,helping the Pilots to their fourth straight NCAA Tournament appearance. PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Aaron Chandler, San Francisco FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR: Michael Gavin, Portland DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Matt Kovar, Loyola Marymount COACH OF THE YEAR: Erik Visser, San Francisco 2004 West Coast Conference PLAYER OF THE YEAR #20 AARON CHANDLER SO. FORWARD 2004 West Coast Conference HONORABLE MENTION KEVIN LONG SO. D Fr. F Rob Valentino 2004 West Coast Conference FRESHMAN TEAM BRANDON MCDONALD FR. F ROB VALENTINO FR. 1D Two-time All-WCC First Team Chris Schwarze 2004 West Coast Conference FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS AARON CHANDLER SO. F CHRIS SCHWARZE SR. D ROB VALENTINO FR. D Freshman F Brandon McDonald 2004 West Coast Conference SECOND TEAM SELECTIONS LUIS AGUILAR JR. D BRANDON MCDONALD FR. F GEREMY UHL SO. GK 2004 West Coast Conference PLAYER OF THE MONTH AARON CHANDLER SO. F (SEPTEMBER) Photo Credits: John McDermott John Giustina

13 2004 USF MEN S SOCCER ROSTER/TEAM LEADERS No. Player Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Previous School 00 Travis Sharp G So. 1V Palmdale, CA/Paraclete HS 1 Mark Muleady G Sr. 3V Bakersfi eld, CA/Bakersfi eld HS/Oregon St. 2 Luis Aguilar D Jr. JC Long Beach, CA/La Miranda HS/Rio Hondo CC 3 Chris Schwarze D Sr. 3V Camarillo, CA/Rio Mesa HS 4 Rob Valentino D Fr HS Cave Creek, AZ/Pinnacle HS 5 Alfred Bedrossian F Sr. 3V Palmdale, CA/Highland HS 6 David Rodriguez D/M Fr. HS Novato, CA/Marin Academy 7 Brandon McDonald F Fr. HS Glendale, AZ/Cactus HS 8 David Martin M Jr. 2V Palmdale, CA/Quartz HS 9 Matt Languis M So. 1V Irvine, CA/Woodbridge HS 10 Luke Holmes F Jr. 2V London, England 11 Jon Bernal M Jr. TR San Ramon, CA/St. Mary s/de LaSalle HS 12 Kevin Long D So. 1V Irvine, CA/Woodbridge HS 14 Mike Varas M Sr. 3V Burlingame, CA/Burlingame HS 15 Cameron Kolovos M Jr. 2V Los Alamitos, CA/Los Alamitos HS 16 Andy Almquist D Jr. 2V Newport Beach, CA/Corona del Mar HS 17 Daniel DeGeer M Fr. RS Portland, OR/Tigard HS 18 Noah Nudell M Fr. HS Agoura Hills, CA/Agoura Hills HS 19 Mike Ross M Fr. HS Scottsdale, AZ/Chaparral HS 20 Aaron Chandler F So. 1V Riverside, CA/Woodcrest Christian HS 21 Adam Bergman F Fr. RS Los Angeles, CA/Milken Community HS 22 Mats Olavson D Sr. 3V Oslo, Norway/Persbraten VGS 23 Jordan Keyes F Fr. HS Vallejo, CA/Marin Academy 24 Neil Stuart M/F Fr. RS Tucson, AZ/Salpointe Catholic HS 25 Cole Wollerman M Fr. HS New Orleans, LA/Isidore Newman School 26 Jeff Russell M Fr. HS Novato, CA/San Marin HS 27 Robert Smith D So. 1V Sacramento, CA/Valley HS 28 Kyle Suryan D/M Fr. HS Huntington Beach, CA/Mater Dei HS 29 Jay Abrigo D Fr. HS Mililani, HI/Mililani HS 30 Cris Bacharach M Fr. HS Los Angeles, CA/Crossroads HS 31 Geremy Uhl G So. 1V Cypress, CA/Los Alamitos HS Head Coach: Erik Visser, 4th Year (USF, 1982) Assistant Coach: Josh McKay, 2nd Year (USF, 1995) Goalkeeper Coach: Jim Lasher, 1st Year Assistant Coach: Hugo Perez, 3rd Year Director of Soccer Operations: Tyler Gottschalk, 1st Year USF 2004 Team Leaders POINTS: Aaron Chandler 27 Brandon McDonald 10 Jordan Keyes 10 GOALS: Aaron Chandler 12 Kevin Long 4 Brandon McDonald 4 ASSISTS: Jordan Keyes 6 Matt Languis 6 SHOTS: Aaron Chandler 39 Brandon McDonald 32 SAVES: Geremy Uhl 38 Mark Muleady 20 SHUTOUTS: Geremy Uhl 5.0 WINS: Geremy Uhl 8 Mark Muleady USF Dons Soccer - West Coast Conference Champions

14 USF SOCCER Championship Past, Exciting Future Andy Atuegbu Three-time All-American Sandor Hites 1967 First Team All-American THIS IS DONS SOCCER USF s 1966 NCAA Championship Squad USF Soccer For The Record All-time Program Victories Career Victories for Soccer Legend Steve Negoesco 49 - Game-winning Streak ( ) 44 - NCAA Tournament Wins 42 - Consecutive Winning Seasons 41 - All-American Honors 34 - Conference Titles 23 - Game-winning Streak ( ) 16 - NCAA West Region Titles 12 - First Team All-Americans 11 - Straight NCAA Tournament Wins ( ) 9 - NCAA Final Four Berths 6 - Consecutive NCAA West Region Titles ( ) 6 - Consecutive 20+ victory seasons ( ) 4 - NCAA National Titles (1966, 1975, 1976 & 1980) 2004 DONS READY TO MAKE THEIR MARK 2004 USF Dons - WCC Champions (14-4-1; WCC) Erik Nielsen ( ) 1982 First Team All-American 2004 USF Dons Soccer Record 10-3 in onegoal matches 31 Goals 5 Shutout Wins 2004 NCAA Tournament Division I Champions 1967, 1975, 1976 & 1980 USF Dons NCAA Champions Soccer Legend Steve Negoesco guided USF to four NCAA Division I Championships, coached and won 544 matches, then the most in collge soccer history and was inducted into the NSCAA Hall of Fame in 2003

15 USF MEN S SOCCER 2004 WEST COAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS USF Men s Soccer capped a magical season with the 2004 West Coast Conference Championship, the first for the Dons since USF won nine of its last 10 games to win the challenging WCC double-round robin format - USF sophomore forward Aaron Chandler, who was a walk-on two years ago, is having a remarkable season. He leads the league with 12 goals, seven of them gamewinners, including six in 12 WCC games, the most in league history. In fact, all but one of his game-winners came in matches USF won by a single goal and all but one came in the second half. - USF won at nationally ranked LMU and Portland during the streak. - USF was the number 1 soccer power under coach Stephen Negoesco, winning five NCAA titles between 1966 and 1980 (although 78 was vacated). USF head coach Erik Visser was a member of the 1980 NCAA Championship team. - USF s three WCC losses came late, two in overtime and one in final five minutes of games. - USF sophomore goalkeeper Geremy Uhl was a perfect 7-0 in the nets in league play with five shutouts and a 0.38 goals against average. - USF has a very young team, with just senior defender Chris Schwarze and goalkeeper Mark Muleady (8 starts) among the starters. - USF posted a record against top- 25 opponents, including a 1-1 tie against then #1 Santa Barbara. Reason to Celebrate: Dons capture first WCC title since 1994 Sophomore Aaron Chandler leads the WCC in scoring (12 goals, 27 points), including a league record seven gamewinners, six in WCC matches Junior defender Luis Aguilar hosts the WCC hardware Sophomore goalkeeper Geremy Uhl posted a 7-0 record with a 0.38 GAA during WCC play USF Dons Men s Soccer West Coast Conference Champions Sophomore defender Kevin Long and senior defender Chris Schwarze USF MEN S SOCCER WCC TITLES 2004, 1994, 1993, 1991, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1983, 1982, 1981 NCAA CHAMPIONS , 1975, 1976 & 1980 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES: 28

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