2010 NCAA DIVISION I MEN S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP

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1 2010 NCAA DIVISION I MEN S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP Second Round Sunday, November 21, 2010 Host: University of Louisville Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium Louisville, Kentucky PARTICIPANT MANUAL General Administration...2 Mandatory Administrative Meeting... 6 Championships Personnel...2 Official Traveling Party... 6 Dates and Sites...2 Officials... 7 Schedule of Events...3 Parking... 7 Instructions to Participants...4 Player Introductions... 7 Ball...4 Practice... 7 Cheerleaders, Mascots, Bands, Banners...4 Squad Size and Team Benches... 7 Dining...4 Suspended Games... 7 Directions...4 Tickets... 8 Drug Testing...4 Transportation... 8 Locker Rooms...5 Uniforms... 8 Lodging...5 Videotaping... 8 Media Arrangements...5 Media...5 Appendix A: Louisville Restaurant Guide... 9 Media Credentials...5 Appendix B: Directions to Cardinal Park Postcompetition Interviews...5 Appendix C: Map of Cardinal Park Medical and Training...6 Appendix D: Travel Party Roster... 13

2 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY General Administration Championships Personnel Tournament Director: Assistant Tournament Director: NCAA Division I Soccer Site Representative: Sports Information Director: Ticket Manager: Athletic Trainer: Facility Manager: To purchase team tickets: To purchase public tickets: Josh Heird Office: 502/ Cell: 502/ josh.heird@louisville.edu Brett Eakin Cell: brett.eakin@louisville.edu Mike Jacobs University of Evansville Cell: mj36@evansville.edu Kim Pemberton Office: 502/ Cell: 502/ Fax: 502/ kapemb01@louisville.edu Kelly Conklin Office: 502/ Fax: 502/ kmconk01@louisville.edu Kelly Conklin Office: 502/ UofL Ticket Office Office: 502/ Toll Free: 800/ Steve Hoelscher Office: 502/ Cell: 502/ slhoel01@louisville.edu Rob Brawner Office: 502/ Cell: 502/ rlbraw01@louisville.edu 2010 Championship Dates and Sites First Round Thursday, November host sites Second Round Sunday, November host sites Third Round Sunday, November 28 8 host sites Quarterfinals December 3, 4, or 5 4 host sites Men s College Cup Friday and Sunday, December 10 and 12 Santa Barbara, CA

3 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Schedule of Events Saturday, November 20, 2010 (Day before Competition) Time of Day Game Clock Activity Location 11:00 a.m. 60:00 University of Louisville begins practice. Cardinal Park Game Field Noon 0:00 University of Louisville practice ends. 12:30 p.m. 60:00 College of Charleston begins practice. Cardinal Park Game Field 1:30 p.m. 0:00 College of Charleston practice ends. Sunday, November 21, 2010 (Day of Competition) Time of Day Game Clock Activity Location 2:00 p.m. Administrative Game Meeting Cardinal Park Team Room 5:30 p.m. Hospitality for coaches & VIPs. Cardinal Park Conference Room 6:00 p.m. Gates open to the public. Cardinal Park Soccer Stadium Second Round Competition Procedure Time of Day Game Clock Activity Location 6:00 p.m. 60:00 Teams may begin warm-up. Cardinal Park Soccer Stadium 6:45 p.m. 15:00 Game rosters submitted & exchanged 6:50 p.m. 10:00 Captains and officials meet Teams clear field 6:00 Introductions of officials, coaches, and starters. 1. Officials 2. College of Charleston coaches and starters 3. University of Louisville coaches and starters National Anthem. 7:00 p.m. 0:00 Game begins 0:00/45:00 First Half. 15:00 Halftime. 0:00/45:00 Second Half. Overtime Procedure Game Clock Activity Location 5:00 Intermission following regulation time. Cardinal Park Soccer Stadium 10:00 First overtime period (sudden victor y). 2:00 Intermission. 10:00 Second overtime period (sudden victory). 5:00 Intermission. Penalty Kick Procedure If the score still is tied, the game shall be recorded as a draw and the tiebreaker procedure of taking kicks from the penalty-kick line or spot, as set forth on pages of the 2010 NCAA Men s and Women s Soccer Rules book, shall be used to determine a winner. Postmatch Game Clock Activity Location 0:00 Postcompetition Interviews Cardinal Park Conference Room 1. Winning team 2. Non-winning team

4 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Instructions to Participants Ball [Reference: 2010 Division I Men s Soccer Championship Handbook.] The Wilson AVANTI (Official NCAA Championship Match Ball) soccer ball will be used in all NCAA tournament games. Cheerleaders, Mascots, Bands and Banners Band members, not to exceed 25 in number (including the director), who are in uniform and performing at the championship, will not be charged admission to the competition. Bands, or any component thereof, may only play during timeouts, between games, and before and after the competition. Bands may not play when the game is in progress. Bands will be seated in the end zones at the same end of the field as their team benches. No electronic amplifiers, air horns or artificial noisemakers are allowed. Cheerleaders and/or spirit team members, not to exceed 12 in number, plus the mascot shall be admitted, if in uniform, via the gate list furnished to the NCAA men s soccer site representative at the administrative and coaches mandatory meeting; all other institutional representatives will be admitted only after presentation of a ticket. A maximum of 12 cheerleaders and/or spirit team members shall be allowed on the field during the progress of the game. The display of banners is subject to the approval of the games committee. Dining See Appendix A: Louisville Restaurant Guide Directions See Appendix B: Directions to Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium Drug Testing [Reference: Drug Testing in the Division I General Section, and Bylaws and in the NCAA Division I Manual.] Student-athletes who compete in this championship may be subjected to drug tests in accordance with NCAA Bylaws and , and may be determined to be ineligible as a result thereof. Only student-athletes who have consented in writing to such testing are initially eligible for this championship; and, thereafter, student-athletes who are tested shall remain eligible only if they test negative. NCAA championships committees, following a recommendation from the NCAA drug-testing subcommittee, have discontinued the practice of announcing whether drug testing will be conducted at NCAA championship events. Although knowing prior to competition whether NCAA drug testing was to occur had value for reasons of convenience, it left open the possibility that student-athletes might be tempted to use banned substances if they knew that NCAA testing was not being conducted at the site of competition. Therefore, all coaches and student-athletes should presume that NCAA drug testing will occur at this championship event. Please inform your student-athletes that in the event they are notified of their selection for drug testing, the student-athlete must inform an official representative of your institution (e.g., coach, athletic trainer) before proceeding to the drug-testing site. Student-athletes will be reminded by the courier to contact their team representative. Drug testing may occur at any session of the championship. If it occurs at this session, a representative of the student-athlete s institution will make contact in the locker room with the selected student-athletes immediately following the conclusion of the 10 minute cooling-off period. After signing the notification form, student-athletes have one hour to report to the testing site; they should participate in news conferences (if selected) before reporting to the testing site. Players from either the winning or losing team may be tested. Accordingly, two separate areas will be provided if testing is conducted.

5 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Locker Rooms Locker room assignments will be distributed at the mandatory coaches meeting. A key will be provided to each team representative so that the locker room is secured. Towels and other supplies will be located inside the locker room for teams to use as needed. Lodging Seventeen non-smoking, double-double rooms have been reserved for each competing institution at the hotel(s) listed below. A complimentary suite for the head coach and complimentary meeting space for the team is provided. The hotel will make every effort to ensure team rooms are on the same floor and not more than 2 floors. A competing institution is not obligated to stay at the designated property; however, it is responsible for canceling its reservations and then securing its own accommodations. The competing institution is responsible for contacting the hotel to which it has been assigned to confirm the reservations and provide the hotel a rooming list. If an institution prefers to stay in another hotel, it must: 1. Obtain a written release for the rooms from the hotel manager; or 2. Use the rooms for persons accompanying the official traveling party. The competing institution is responsible for the first night s room charges even if it fails to use those rooms. If an institution fails to make satisfactory arrangements for use of rooms with the hotel, full charges for the rooms will be billed to the institution. Second Round Hotel Assignments: College of Charleston Crowne Plaza Contact: Cheryl Youssif cyoussif@cplouisville.com Game Officials Sheraton Riverside Contact: Michael Klus mklus@sheratonlouisville.com 830 Phillips Lane 700 West Riverside Louisville, KY Jeffersonville, IN Phone: 502/ Phone: Fax: 502/ Fax: Media Arrangements Media. For information regarding news, satellite feeds, radio, television rights, footage licensing, web sites, internet, video streaming, and audio coverage (radio and internet): please refer to the NCAA Broadcast Manual policies and guidelines that can be found at Media Credentials. Each institution s Sports Information Director must advise Kim Pemberton, 502/ , of the number of media credentials required and whether a radio station will broadcast the match. Space automatically will be reserved for each participating institution s home radio station; all other stations will be accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis. Official college or university noncommercial stations that broadcast the institution s regular-season competition are not charged a rights fee. All commercial stations much pay a rights fee. The NCAA shall control the issuance of media credentials for each of its championships. Credentials will not be issued to representatives of any organization that regularly publishes, broadcasts or otherwise promotes the advertising of tout sheets or tip sheets or other advertising designed to encourage gambling on college sports events. Postcompetition Interviews. Immediately after a 10-minute cooling-off period (e.g., 10 minutes after a head coach enters its dressing room), an interview area (Cardinal Park Conference Room) will open to all certified members of the news media; any coach and student-athletes requested by the media will be available for interviews. If a team or individual is participating in an awards ceremony, the cooling-off period will begin immediately after the presentation. For all games, with the exception of the championship game, the order of teams being interviewed at the postgame news conference shall be the winning team first, followed by the non-winning team. Regardless of any regularseason radio or television contract(s), the coach is obligated to make himself available to the entire covering media during the championship and must report to the interview room immediately after the 10-minute cooling-off period.

6 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY The coach cannot delay a postcompetition interview with the covering media to conduct a program for a single newspaper, radio or television reporter unless requested to remain for a short interview (not to exceed four minutes) by the television entity that has been granted television rights by the NCAA. Coaches cannot make themselves available to selected media representatives before the conclusion of the 10-minute cooling-off period. They may, however, open their dressing rooms and/or report to the interview area before the cooling-off period ends, and make themselves available to all media representatives staffing the championship. Should a coach permit one media agency to enter the dressing room before the 10- minute cooling-off period has ended, the dressing room shall be opened to all other media representatives desiring access to the area. The NCAA championships have an open locker room policy, which is administered by the media coordinator on site. All coaches and student-athletes must be made available for postcompetition interviews after the cooling-off period. This not only applies to formal press conferences, but also to any interview requests made to coaches and/or student-athletes not involved in the press conference. Failure to do so may result in possible misconduct as determined by the respective sport committee. Only individuals with the appropriate credentials will be allowed in the postmatch interview area. Medical and Training Trainers will be available 90 minutes prior to the game and 60 minutes after the game. An ambulance, physician, and certified athletic trainer will be available at all games. An AED unit will be available at all practices and games. The training room at the Cardinal Park will be available an hour before and after practices, and 1.5 hours before and 1 hour after the game. Water, ice and bags, cups, and biohazard materials will be available on both benches. Contacts. Steve Hoelscher Jewish Hospital University of Louisville Assistant Athletic Trainer 217 East Chestnut Street Cardinal Park Louisville Men s Soccer I-65 and Muhammad Ali Blvd. Athletic Training Room Office: 502/ Main: 502/ Sports Medicine Admin. Emergency: 502/ / Mandatory Administrative Meeting The NCAA Division I Men s Soccer Committee will conduct a mandatory meeting of the coaches, directors of athletics/senior women s administrators and sports information directors of the competing teams at 2:00 pm on Sunday, November 21 (the day of competition) to review tournament procedures. The meeting will be held at the Cardinal Park Team Room. It is mandatory that each institution s head coach, athletics director or senior woman administrator, or a designated administrator other than a member of the coaching staff, and the sports information director (SID) attend the meeting; one individual may not represent the institution as both the athletics administrator and the SID, nor may a coach who also holds the position of athletics administrator at his or her institution serve as the designated administrator at this meeting. The purpose of the general-information meeting is to review playing rules and any other administrative matters pertaining to the event and to acquaint the head coaches with the provisions of NCAA Bylaw , which prescribes the conditions under which a student-athlete or representative of an institution may be disqualified from further participation in the competition for reasons of misconduct. Those not meeting the requirements above or not in attendance shall be subject to the assessment of a financial penalty. Administrators are requested to bring the official travel party form (see appendix) with them to the meeting. Credentials will be distributed to the 27 members of each team s official traveling party during the mandatory coaches meeting. Official Traveling Party [Reference: Per Diem and Transportation in the Division I General Section.] See Appendix D: Official Travel Party. The official traveling party for Division I men s soccer is 27.

7 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Officials Officials are selected by the NCAA Division I Men s Soccer Committee. Participating teams will be advised of the officials assigned to their game at the mandatory coaches meeting. Parking Team buses will drop the team off at Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium, on Floyd Street. Bus parking will be located on Floyd Street, directly in front of the McDonalds playground. Public parking is available directly across the street from Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium in the Floyd Street Parking Garage. A nominal fee applies. Player Introductions Teams and officials line up on the touch line and walk out together to midfield (all in a single line). As persons are introduced, they take one step forward and acknowledge the crowd. For all preliminary-round games and the three games at the Men s College Cup, only the starters shall take the field and be introduced. The national anthem will also be played before each tournament session. Practice All practices will be at the Cardinal Park Game Field. The practice on the game field will be restricted from penalty box to penalty box. Portable goals will be available for the practice. On game day, the pregame warm-up will be limited to 60 minutes on the game field. Teams will have full access to the field. Initial goalkeeping warm-up is encouraged outside of the goal box. See Schedule of Events on page 3 of this participant manual. Squad Size and Team Benches [Reference: Bylaw in the NCAA Division I Manual.] Each team is limited to a maximum of 27 persons on its bench. Of the 27, 21 student-athletes are to be designated eligible for play and the official game roster is to be submitted and exchanged 15 minutes before game time. Other players within the travel-party limit of 27 may sit in the team bench area in uniform but not participate. Twenty-seven credentials will be issued to the official travel party for each team (on a day-by-day basis). Extra players not in uniform should not be permitted on the bench unless they are counted in the travel party limit. A maximum of 15 additional credentials may be issued (not good for admittance) to administrative staff, additional student-athletes, etc. As part of these 15 credentials, non student-athletes will be issued a VIP credential (access to locker room, media dining, press conferences and field - postgame only). Student-athletes will be issued temporary field credentials (access to locker room and field - postgame only). Schools are required to complete the form in the participants manual that lists the individuals who are to receive a credential. Please complete the official travel party (Appendix D) and bring it with you to the mandatory coaches meeting. Suspended Games [Reference: 2010 Division I Men s Soccer Championship Handbook.] In the case of inclement weather or other factors leading the referee to suspend a game, the officials, games committee and coaches shall refer to the 2009 and 2010 NCAA Men s and Women s Soccer Rules. For NCAA championship competition, a game must be played for the full 90 minutes (as opposed to 70 minutes for the regular season) to be considered a complete game. If a game is suspended or postponed, it will be the decision of the games committee and the referee to determine if the game can be continued that day. If conditions dictate that the game cannot be completed, the NCAA representative and tournament manager shall contact D Ann Keller (office: 317/ ; cellular: 317/ ). Only after contacting Ms. Keller may a game be suspended until the next day or moved to an alternate site. Teams should be prepared with footwear for any playing surface.

8 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Tickets NCAA policies and legislation regarding the administration of players tickets per Bylaw 16.2 will be followed to the letter. Individuals using players tickets should be instructed to enter through the main gate of Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium (closest to concession stand and restrooms). Tables will be set up in front of Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium for player s tickets to be distributed. Each participating institution must designate a representative to be at those tables to identify these individuals; they will be given ticket stubs and directed to their seats. The institution will be billed for the number of tickets used. Ticket prices are as follows: Youth/Student/Senior $5.00 Adult $7.00 Groups of 10 or more $3.00 Transportation Buses. Miller Transportation 502/ Car and van rentals. Alamo Enterprise Hertz National U-Save 502/ / / / / Uniforms Competing teams shall have both light- and dark-colored jerseys, and light- and dark-colored stockings available. The home team shall have its choice of uniform color (either light or dark) and the visiting team shall wear a uniform in contrast with that of the home team. Student-athletes competing in the soccer championship shall wear the official uniform of their institution in competition and related ceremonies. This applies to warm-ups, press conferences, awards ceremonies, practices and postgame celebrations. All competing institutions shall be familiar with the provisions of Bylaw regarding commercial identification of uniforms and apparel. Videotaping [Reference: 2010 NCAA Division I Men s Soccer Championship Host Instruction Manual.] The host institution is responsible for videotaping all games (from the time when pregame introductions take place until the time teams exit the field after the game), and providing copies to the participating teams immediately after the game. The host institution shall also designate (in conjunction with NCAA committee member or representative) a videotaping area for participating teams and diagram the location on the facility map that is included in the coaches packet. Teams may videotape only their own games; videotaping for scouting purposes by any representative of athletics interest (e.g., parents, boosters, etc.) is not allowed.

9 RESTAURANTS AND DINING Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY RESTAURANTS AND DINING Appendix A: Louisville Restaurant Guide AIRPORT Bob Evans Restaurant 1463 Gardiner Ln. Louisville, KY / Bob Evans Restaurant 4620 Preston Hwy. Louisville, KY / Bob Evans Restaurant Standiford Plaza Dr. Louisville, KY / Buckhead Mountain Grill 4112 Outer Loop Louisville, KY / Cardinal Hall of Fame Cafe 2745 Crittenden Dr. Louisville, KY / Cracker Barrel 2701 Crittenden Dr. Louisville, KY / Derby Cafe 704 Central Ave. Louisville, KY / Ernesto s Mexican Restaurant 1921 Bishop Ln. Louisville, KY / Fifth Quarter 1241 Durrett Ln. Louisville, KY / Hooters 4948 Dixie Hwy. Louisville, KY / Hooters 7701 Preston Hwy. Louisville, KY / Kem s Cafe & Bar 447 Farmington Ave. Louisville, KY / Dining Approximately 3 Miles from U of L Campus Mark s Feed Store Bar-B-Q Dixie Hwy. Louisville, KY / Mike Linnig s, Inc Cane Run Rd. Louisville, KY / Outback Steakhouse 6520 Signature Dr. Louisville, KY / Red Lobster 4639 Outer Loop Louisville, KY / Sportsville Bar & Grill 4004 Gardiner Point Dr. Louisville, KY / Texas Roadhouse Outer Loop 3322 Outer Loop Louisville, KY / Tumbleweed Southwest Grill 4255 Outer Loop Louisville, KY / Tumbleweed Southwest Grill 380 Brenton Way Shepherdsville, KY / Tumbleweed Southwest Grill 9701 Dixie Hwy. Louisville, KY / Wick s Pizza & Pub Dixie Hwy. Louisville, KY / BARDSTOWN ROAD Asiatique Restaurant 1767 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Avalon 1314 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Baxter Station Bar & Grill 1201 Payne St. 502/ Bristol Bar & Grille 1321 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Buckhead Mountain Grill 3008 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Cafe Metro 1700 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Club Grotto, American Bistro 2116 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Flanagan s Gourmet Pizza 934 Baxter Ave. 502/ Jack Fry s 1007 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Jarfi s Bistro 1543 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Dining Approximately 5 Miles from U of L Campus John E s Restaurant/Lounge 3708 Bardstown Rd. Louisville, KY / Lilly s 1147 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Lynn s Paradise Cafe 984 Barret Ave. 502/ Mark s Feed Store Bar-B-Q 1514 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Molly Malone s Irish Pub 933 Baxter Ave. 502/ O Shea s Irish Pub 956 Baxter Ave. 502/ Sapporo Japanese Grill 1706 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Tumbleweed Southwest Grill 3602 Bardstown Rd. Louisville, KY / Uptown Cafe 1624 Bardstown Rd. 502/ Wic.s Pizza & Pub 975 Baxter Ave. 502/ Winston s at Sullivan Univ Bardstown Rd. 502/

10 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Appendix A: Louisville Restaurant Guide (continued) FRANKFORT AVENUE Bourbons Bistro 2255 Frankfort Ave. 502/ L & N Wine Bar and Bistro 1765 Mellwood Ave. 502/ J. Gumbo s Down-Home Cajun 2109 Franfort Ave. 502/ Buck s at the Mayflower 425 W. Ormsby Louisville, KY / Dining Approximately 7 Miles from U of L Campus Porcini 2730 Frankfort Ave. 502/ Irish Rover, The 2319 Frankfort Ave. 502/ DOWNTOWN Another Place Sandwich Shop 119 S. 7th St. 502/ Artemisia 620 E. Market St. 502/ Bearno s by the Bridge 131 W. Main St. 502/ Bistro W. Market St. 502/ Blu Italian Mediterranean Grill 280 W. Jefferson St. 502/ Bluegrass Brewing Co. 660 S. 4th St. 502/ Bodega At Felice 829 E Market St., Ste. D 502/ Bristol Bar & Grille Downtown 614 W. Main St. 502/ Caviar Japanese Restaurant 416 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd. 502/ Champions Sports Bar 280 W. Jefferson St. 502/ English Grill at Brown Hotel 335 W. Broadway 502/ Hard Rock Cafe 424 S. 4th St. 502/ Intermezzo Cafe & Cabaret 316 W. Main St. 502/ J. Gumbo s-down H. Cajun 416 S. Fourth St. 502/ Jeff Ruby s Steakhouse 325 W. Main St., Ste / Joe s Crab Shack 131 River Rd. 502/ Los Aztecas 530 W. Main St. 502/ Lucky Strike 427 S. 4th St. 502/ Maker s Mark Bourbon House 446 S. Fourth St. 502/ Mayan Cafe 813 E. Market St. 502/ Dining Approximately 5 Miles from U of L Campus Morton s, The Steakhouse 626 W. Main St. 502/ Oakroom at Seelbach Hilton 500 S. 4th Ave. 502/ Old Spaghetti Factory 235 W. Market St. 502/ Proof on Main 702 W. Main St. 502/ Pub, The 412 S. Fourth St. 502/ Sully s Restaurant and Saloon 434 S. Fourth St. 502/ Quizno s Classic Subs 223 S. 5th St. 502/ Red Star Tavern 401 S. 4th St. 502/ Ri Ra Irish Pub 427 Fourth St. 502/ RIVUE at Galt House 140 N. Fourth Street, 25th Fl. 502/ Tengo sed Cantina 432B S. Fourth St. 502/ TGI Fridays 415 S. Fourth St. 502/ Toast On Market 736 E. Market St. 502/ Tumbleweed Southwest Grill 1201 River Rd. 502/ Vincenzo s Italian Restaurant 150 S. 5th St. 502/ Wet Willie s 441 S. Fourth St., 2 FL 502/ Yaching s East West Cuisine 105 S. Fourth St. 502/

11 DRIVING DIRECTIONS / PARKING Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Appendix B: Directions to Cardinal Park Track and Soccer Stadium From the South (Nashville): Take I-65 North to the first Eastern Parkway Exit. Go right off the ramp and turn left at the first stoplight (Crittenden Dr.). Proceed to the first stop sign and turn left (Warnock St.). Go under the I-65 overpass and turn right at the second stoplight (Floyd St.). Cardinal Park will be on your right and Cardinal Arena will be on your left. Parking is available in the Floyd Street Parking Garage directly across the street from the Cardinal Park Soccer and Track Stadium. Trager Stadium is located next to McDonald s on the Cardinal Park grounds while the Ralph Wright Natatorium is located next to the parking garage. From the North (Indianapolis): Take I-65 South to the Arthur Street Exit. Turn right at the first stop sign (Brandeis St.). Turn left at the stoplight (Floyd St.). Cardinal Park will be on your left and Cardinal Arena will be on your right. Parking is available in the Floyd Street Parking Garage directly across the street from the Cardinal Park Soccer and Track Stadium. Trager Stadium is located next to McDonald s on the Cardinal Park grounds while the Ralph Wright Natatorium is located next to the parking garage. From the East (Lexington/Cincinnati): Take I-64 West or I-71 South to I-65 South and get off at the Arthur Street Exit. Turn right at the first stop sign (Brandeis St.). Turn left at the stoplight (Floyd St.). Cardinal Park will be on your left and Cardinal Arena will be on your right. Parking is available in the Floyd Street Parking Garage directly across the street from the Cardinal Park Soccer and Track Stadium. Trager Stadium is located next to McDonald s on the Cardinal Park grounds while the Ralph Wright Natatorium is located next to the parking garage. From the West (St. Louis): Take I-64 East to I-65 South and get off at the Arthur Street Exit. Turn right at the first stop sign (Brandeis St.). Turn left at the stoplight (Floyd St.). Cardinal Park will be on your left and Cardinal Arena will be on your right. Parking is available in the Floyd Street Parking Garage directly across the street from the Cardinal Park Soccer and Track Stadium. Trager Stadium is located next to McDonald s on the Cardinal Park grounds while the Ralph Wright Natatorium is located next to the parking garage. 1: University of Louisville, Belknap Campus and Cardinal Park 2: Downtown Louisville 3: Louisville Airport

12 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Appendix C: Map of Cardinal Park

13 Division I Soccer Championships, Louisville, KY Appendix D: Travel Party Roster NCAA DIVISION I MEN S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP 1st Round 2nd Round 3rd Round Quarterfinals Institution: Please list each individual from your institution s travel party (limit of 27). Please denote eligible student-athletes who will be participating in this tournament contest with an asterisk. Studentathletes should be listed in alphabetical order using lines Please list any additional individuals who should have access to the team (limit of 15). These individuals must have a ticket for admission to the facility, but will be provided with a credential to provide them with the necessary access. Please denote student-athletes eligible for this tournament with an asterisk Please turn in this list at the coaches meeting to the tournament director and the NCAA site representative.