IN THIS SECTION NCAA SUCCESS. NCAA Success Yearly Tournament Results NCAA Title Teams NCAA Champion Hoosiers...

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1 IN THIS SECTION NCAA Success Yearly Tournament Results NCAA Title Teams NCAA Champion Hoosiers CAPTAINS DREW MOOR, DANNY O ROURKE AND JAY NOLLY ALONG WITH HEAD COACH MIKE FREITAG ACCEPT THE 2004 NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY.

2 The NCAA Tournament has brought out the best in Indiana soccer. The Hoosiers have appeared in the tournament 29 times in the program s 32-year history and boast the nation s top winning percentage at.768 with 73 victories and just 22 losses. The 73 tournament wins is the most of any school in Division I, a particularly impressive feat considering that Indiana has competed in varsity soccer for only 32 seasons. Indiana has posted an average of 2.5 wins per NCAA appearance, the best mark in the nation. In fact, every four-year player at Indiana has experienced playing in a College Cup in his career, something no other school can say. Indiana has appeared in 17 College Cups, which is the most in NCAA history. Saint Louis is second with 16 College Cups in 42 NCAA appearances. NCAA RECORD BREAKDOWN Overall NCAA Record (.768) Home 52-3 (.945) Road 6-9 (.400) Neutral (.600) Bill Armstrong Stadium 45-3 (.938) In NCAA Semifinal Games 13-4 (.765) In Games 7-6 (.538) In Overtime Matches 15-2 (.882) In Overtime College Cup Matches 7-2 (.778) The Hoosiers have brought home the in seven of those College Cups, which ranks first in the last 32 years and second all-time to Saint Louis who has 10. Indiana has built success on its home turf as the Hoosiers own an all-time record of 52-3 in NCAA Tournament games in Bloomington and an amazing 45-3 record at Bill Armstrong Stadium. NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. Saint Louis Indiana 7 3. Virginia 5 4. San Francisco 4 UCLA 4 6. Clemson 2 Connecticut 2 COLLEGE CUP APPEARANCES Saint Louis UCLA 11 ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS RECORDS 4. Maryland 9 5. Virginia 8 6. Hartwick 7 San Francisco 7 8. Clemson 6 Michigan State 6 Connecticut 6 NCAA TOURNAMENT VICTORIES 1. Indiana Saint Louis UCLA Virginia Clemson Hartwick 36 San Francisco Connecticut Brown 28 Maryland 28 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 1. Saint Louis UCLA Penn State 27 San Francisco Virginia Connecticut Clemson SMU Hartwick 22 NCAA TOURNAMENT WINNING PERCENTAGE (Minimum 10 games played) 1. Indiana.768 ( ) 2. Saint Louis.670 ( ) 3. Michigan State.667 (17-8-2) Wisconsin.667 (8-4-0) 5. Virginia.664 ( ) 6. Clemson.654 ( ) 7. UCLA.651 ( ) 8. Alabama A&M.643 (9-5-0) 9. Howard.630 ( ) 10. Hartwick.621 ( ) 126

3 1974 at SIU-Edwardsville L COLLEGE CUP Akron W 2-1 SIU-Edwardsville W 1-0 vs. Hartwick W 2-1 vs. San Francisco L 1-0 NCAA Final 1977 at SIU-Edwardsville L 3-2 Regional Semifinals 1978 COLLEGE CUP Cleveland State W 3-1 SIU-Edwardsville W 2-0 vs. Philadelphia Textile W 2-0 vs. San Francisco L 2-0 NCAA Finals 1979 Cleveland State W 5-0 at Penn State L COLLEGE CUP Cleveland State W 3-0 Penn State W 3-1 vs. Hartwick W 5-0 vs. San Francisco L 4-3 NCAA Final 1981 Wisconsin W 5-1 at Philadelphia Textile L NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Evansville W 1-0 Philadelphia Textile W 2-0 SIU-Edwardsville W 1-0 vs. Duke W 2-1 (8OT) NCAA Final 1983 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Akron W 2-1 Saint Louis W 2-1 Virginia W 3-1 vs. Columbia W 1-0 NCAA Final 1984 COLLEGE CUP Evansville W 5-0 Saint Louis W 4-2 Hartwick W 2-1 vs. Clemson L 2-1 NCAA Final 1985 Akron W 2-0 Regional Semifinals at Evansville L Clemson L at Evansville W 4-1 Regional Semifinals Washington W 2-0 at San Diego L Memphis W 6-0 Regional Semifinals Wisconsin L COLLEGE CUP (SEEDED 1ST) Notre Dame W 1-0 Regional Semifinals Creighton W 1-0 Cal State Fullerton W 2-1 vs. UCLA W 4-1 vs. #3 Virginia L 1-0 NCAA Final 1995 Butler L 1-0 Regional Semifinals 1996 Evansville W 4-1 Regional Semifinals Bowling Green W 2-0 at #2 Fla. International L COLLEGE CUP (SEEDED 1ST) Butler W 2-1 Regional Semifinals Bowling Green W 4-0 South Florida W 6-0 vs. #5 UCLA L NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP(SEEDED 8TH) Akron W 3-2 Regional Semifinals Butler W 2-1 at #1 Clemson W 2-1 vs. Santa Clara W 4-0 vs. Stanford W 3-1 NCAA Final 1999 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (SEEDED 2ND) Kentucky W 1-0 Regional Semifinals Washington W 2-0 Penn State W 3-0 vs. UCLA W 3-2 vs. Santa Clara W 1-0 NCAA Final 2000 COLLEGE CUP at #8 San Jose State W 4-0 Regional Semifinals at Washington W 2-1 at #1 North Carolina W 1-0 vs. Creighton L COLLEGE CUP (SEEDED 4TH) Michigan State W 1-0 Second Round Rutgers W 3-0 Third Round #5 Clemson W 2-0 vs. #8 St. John s (2 ot) W 2-1 vs. #7 North Carolina L 2-0 NCAA Final 1988 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP Boston University W 3-1 Seton Hall W 3-1 Portland W 1-0 Howard W 1-0 NCAA Final 1989 COLLEGE CUP George Washington W 4-0 Howard W 1-0 vs. Santa Clara L UW-Milwaukee W 5-1 Regional Semifinals Saint Louis W 2-1 at Evansville L COLLEGE CUP Wisconsin W 2-0 SMU W 3-2 vs. Santa Clara L Notre Dame W 1-0 Second Round #7 UConn L 1-0 Third Round 2003 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (SEEDED (8TH) Kentucky W 2-1 (2OT) Second Round #9 Virginia Commonwealth W 5-0 Third Round at #1 UCLA W 2-1 Santa Clara W 1-0 (OT) #6 St. John s W 2-1 NCAA Final 2004 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP (SEEDED 2ND) Michigan W 1-0 Second Round #15 Boston College W 1-0 Third Round Tulsa W 4-0 vs. #3 Maryland W 3-2 (2OT) vs. #9 UC-Santa Barbara W 1-1 (3-2 PKs) NCAA Final NOTE: Seeding in the NCAA Tournament began in Here is the breakdown of how they have expanded since: : Top four seeds : Top eight seeds 2003-Present: Top 16 seeds 127

4 1982 NCAA CHAMPIONS (21-3-1) Evansville 0 Philadelphia Textile 0 SIU-Edwardsville 0 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Duke 1 8 overtimes FRONT ROW (L TO R): Manager John Gotschal, Manuel Gorrity, Mark Laxgang, Steve Meyer, Pat McGauley, Chris Oswald, Chris Peterson, Gregg Thompson, Greg Kennedy, Dan King, Keith Meyer. BACK ROW (L TO R): Asstant Coach Don Rawson, Asstant Coach George Perry, John Stollmeyer, Henry Riggs-Miller, Chris Cotton, Ernane Lung, Craig Layman, Christian Fauser, Tom Ferland, Dave Boncek, Mike McCartney, Mike Hylla, Paul DiBernardo, Asstant Coach Joe Kelley, Head Coach Jerry Yeagley NCAA CHAMPIONS (21-1-4) Akron 2 Saint Louis 1 Virginia 1 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Columbia 0 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Pat McGauley, John Stollmeyer, Len Hampton, Chris Peterson, Chris Oswald, Nick Mitrovich, Dana Rapp, Joe Schmid, Greg Kennedy, Dan King. SECOND ROW (L TO R): Manager Russ Plummer, Manuel Gorrity, Dominic Romanelli, Derek Stewart, Rodrigo Castro, Dave Boncek, Chris Rossiter, Mike Hylla, Paul DiBernardo, Keith Meyer, Assistant Coach Joe Kelley, Head Coach Jerry Yeagley. THIRD ROW (L TO R): Assistant Coach Mike Freitag, Assistant Coach Don Rawson, Trainer John Schrader, Mike McCartney, Tim McClements, Mark Laxgang, Biman Das, Lance Layman, Tim Hylla, Christian Fauser, Manager Brian Eagle, Equipment Manager Scott Thompson. 128

5 1988 NCAA CHAMPIONS (19-3-3) Boston Univ. 1 Seton Hall 1 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Sean Shapert, Han Roest, Marc Behringer, Matt Olson, Juergen Sommer, Herb Haller, Simon Katner, Michael Correia. BACK ROW (L TO R): Assistant Coach Joe Kelley, Assistant Coach Don Rawson, Ted Tsandes, Wes Priest, Michael Anhaeuser, Chris Sciortino, John Paul, Matt Isger, Jim Crockford, Rob Carlson, Tom Casaburo, Damon Bootes, Ken Snow, Trainer John Schrader, Head Coach Jerry Yeagley. Portland 0 Howard NCAA CHAMPIONS (23-2-0) FRONT ROW (L TO R): Aleksey Korol, Yuri Lavrinenko, Tommy Keenan, Simon Deery, Colin Rogers, T.J. Hannig, Tony Cerroni, Gino DiGuardi, Lazo Alavanja, Andrew Parrish, Dema Kovalenko. BACK ROW (L TO R): Head Coach Jerry Yeagley, Assistant Coach Mike Freitag, John Swann, Ryan Mack, B.J. Snow, Nick Garcia, Jason Jorgensen, Tyler Hawley, Ryan Hammer, Matt Fundenberger, Dennis Fadeski, Justin Tauber, Eric Ripley, Volunteer Assistant Ernie Yarborough, Assistant Coach John Trask. Regional Semifinals Akron 2 Butler 1 Clemson, S.C. Clemson 1 Richmond, Va. Indiana 4 Santa Clara 0 Richmond, Va. Stanford 1 129

6 1999 NCAA CHAMPIONS (21-3-0) Regional Semifinals Kentucky 0 Washington 0 Penn State 0 Charlotte, N.C. UCLA 2 Charlotte, N.C. Santa Clara 0 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Eric Ripley, B.J. Snow, Nick Garcia, Yuri Lavrinenko, Colin Rogers, T.J. Hannig, Doug Warren, Justin Tauber, Dennis Fadeski, Aleksey Korol, Matt Fundenberger BACK ROW (L TO R): Volunteer Assistant Erine Yarborough, Trainer Joe Lueken, Assistant Coach John Trask, Michael Bock, Phil Presser, Brandon Tauber, Chris Dimitroff, Tyler Hawley, Pat Noonan, John Swann, Ryan Mack, Assistant Coach Mike Freitag, Head Coach Jerry Yeagley 2003 NCAA CHAMPIONS (17-3-5) Second Round Kentucky 1 (2 OT) Third Round Indiana 5 Virginia Commonwealth 0 Los Angeles, Calif. UCLA 1 Columbus, Ohio Santa Clara 0 (OT) Columbus, Ohio St. John s 1 FRONT ROW (L TO R): Greg Badger, Danny O Rourke, Drew Shinabarger, Vijay Dias, Nathan Scherpenisse, Jay Nolly, David Prall, Ned Grabavoy, Trey Meek and Pat Yates. BACK ROW (L TO R): Head Coach Jerry Yeagley, Assistant Coach Todd Yeagley, Jed Zayner, Jacob Peterson, Drew Moor, Julian Dieterle, Jordan Chirico, Kevin Robson, John Michael Hayden, Josh Tudela, Brian Plotkin, Chris Pomeroy, Assistant Coach Caleb Porter, Athletic Trainer Joe Lueken and Assistant Coach Mike Freitag. 130

7 2004 NCAA CHAMPIONS (19-4-1) FRONT ROW (SEATED L TO R): Danny O Rourke, Drew Moor, Chris Pomeroy, Nathan Scherpenisse, Jay Nolly, Chris Munroe, Mike Ambersley, Greg Badger, Pat Yates SECOND ROW (L TO R): Assistant Coach Caleb Porter, Assistant Coach Todd Yeagley, Assistant Coach Sean Phillips, Head Coach Mike Freitag, Julian Dieterle, Doug Reisinger, Erek Kozlowski, Kevin Noschang, Kyle Schwartz, Jed Zayner, Jacob Peterson, Greg Stevning, Kyle Brabender, Josh Reiher, Brad Yuska, Trainer Joe Lueken, Student Trainer Kyle Coates, Manager Mike Ryder, Manager Matt Burke, Manager Nick Hannah Second Round Michigan 0 Third Round Boston College 0 Indiana 4 Tulsa 0 Carson, Calif. Maryland 2 (2OT) Carson, Calif. (IU wins 3-2 in PKs) UCSB 1 THIRD ROW (L TO R): Kiki Wallace, Lake Hubbard, Charley Traylor, Ian Clair, Billy Weaver, Brian Plotkin, John Michael Hayden, Jordan Chirico, Josh Tudela, Kevin Robson, John Mellencamp INDIANA S SEVEN NCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 131

8 NCAA CHAMPION HOOSIERS Lazo Alavanja Mike Ambersley Michael Anhaeuser Charles Atinay Marc Behringer Greg Badger , 2004 Michael Bock Dave Boncek , 1983 Damon Bootes Rob Carlson Tom Casaburo Rodrigo Castro Tony Cerroni Jordan Chirico , 2004 Marcus Chorvat Michael Correia Jim Crockford Vijay Dias Julian Dieterle , 2004 Simon Deery Paul DiBernardo , 1983 Gino DiGuardi Dennis Fadeski , 1999 Chris Fauser Tom Ferland Matt Fundenberger , 1999 Pete Gallagher Nick Garcia , 1999 Manuel Gorrity , 1983 Ned Grabavoy Herb Haller Ryan Hammer , 1999 Len Hampton T.J. Hannig , 1999 Tyler Hawley , 1999 John Michael Hayden , 2004 Mike Hylla , 1983 Tom Hylla Matt Isger Silvio Iung Jason Jorgensen Danny Kapsalis , 1983 Simon Katner Tommy Keenan Greg Kennedy , 1983 Dan King , 1983 Aleksey Korol , 1999 Dema Kovalenko Nick Kuklenski Yuri Lavrinenko , 1999 Don Lawrence Mark Laxgang , 1983 Craig Layman Lance Layman Bob Letzye Ryan Mack , 1999 Mike McCartney Pat McGauley Trey Meek Keith Meyer , 1983 Steve Meyer N. Mitrovich Drew Moor , 2004 Chris Munroe Jay Nolly , 2004 Pat Noonan Matt Olson Danny O Rourke , 2004 Chris Oswald , 1983 Andrew Parrish John Paul Chris Peterson , 1983 Jacob Peterson , 2004 Brian Plotkin , 2004 Chris Pomeroy , 2004 Phil Presser Wes Priest Henry Riggs-Miller Eric Ripley Austin Ripmaster Kevin Robson , 2004 Han Roest Nathan Scherpenisse , 2004 Colin Rogers , 1999 Joe Schmid Chris Sciortino Sean Shapert Drew Shinabarger B.J. Snow , 1999 Ken Snow Juergen Sommer Greg Stevning John Stollmeyer , 1983 John Swann Brandon Tauber Justin Tauber , 1999 Gregg Thompson Charley Traylor Ted Tsandes Josh Tudela , 2004 Doug Warren Pat Yates , 2004 Jed Zayner , 2004 Iker Zubizerreta ,