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HUSKY QUICK FACTS School:... University of Washington Location:... Seattle, Wash. Mailing Address:... 229 Graves Bldg., Box 354070, Seattle, WA 98195 Founded:... Nov. 4, 1861 Enrollment:.

.. Barbara A. Hedges Senior Associate Athletic Director:...Marie Tuite Media Relations Director:... Jim Daves Assistant Media Relations Director/Soccer Contact:... Erin Rowley Office Phone:.

.. 148-65-26 (.674)/12 years Office Phone:... (206) 543-4209 Assistant Coaches:... Bill May, Seth Spidahl, Darren Sawatzky Office Phone:... (206) 685-1786 Certified Athletic Trainer:.

.. None Starters Returning/Lost:... 8/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 13/5 Newcomers:... 9 NCAA Tournament Appearances:.

1 HUSKY QUICK FACTS School:... University of Washington Location:... Seattle, Wash. Mailing Address: Graves Bldg., Box , Seattle, WA Founded:... Nov. 4, 1861 Enrollment:... 25,000 Nickname:... Huskies Colors:... Purple and Gold Conference:... Pacific-10 Home Facility:... Husky Soccer Stadium (1,500) Interim President:... Dr. Lee L. Huntsman Athletic Director:... Barbara A. Hedges Senior Associate Athletic Director:...Marie Tuite Media Relations Director:... Jim Daves Assistant Media Relations Director/Soccer Contact:... Erin Rowley Office Phone:... (206) Fax:... (206) Website:... Head Coach:... Dean Wurzberger (Sacramento State, 82) Record at Washington: (.690)/11 years Overall Record: (.674)/12 years Office Phone:... (206) Assistant Coaches:... Bill May, Seth Spidahl, Darren Sawatzky Office Phone:... (206) Certified Athletic Trainer:... Kathy Thompson Equipment Manager:... Jim Hagland 2002 Overall Record: Conference Record/Place: /5th 2002 Postseason:... None 2002 Final Rankings:... None Starters Returning/Lost:... 8/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 13/5 Newcomers:... 9 NCAA Tournament Appearances: , 72, 73, 76, 78, 82, 89, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 00, 01 Record in NCAA tournament games: Best Finish:... 2nd round-- 92, 96, 97, 99, 00, 01 HUSKY INFORMATION TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information Quick Facts Preview Coaches and Support Staff Head Coach Dean Wurzberger Assistant Coaches... 6 Support Staff Roster Husky Profiles Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen/Newcomers Year in Review Results and Statistics Match Summaries Honors, Pac-10 Standings History and Records Conference History UW All-Time Letterwinners Huskies in the Pros Husky Honor Roll Washington School Records Yearly Statistical Leaders Opponent Information All-Time Series Records Year-By-Year Results Husky Classic History Year-By-Year Records All-Time Coaches NCAA Tournament Results The Husky Experience Husky Athletic Administration University of Washington UW Alumni Husky Highlights UW Total Student-Athlete Program UW Athletic Facilities UW Strength & Conditioning, Athletic Medicine Excellence in Coaching Seattle CREDITS: The 2003 University of Washington soccer media guide was written and edited by Erin Rowley. Design and layout was done entirely in-house by Erin Rowley and Jeff Bechthold. Cover photography by Joanie Komura. Cover design by Jeff Bechthold. Interior shots by Komura, Bruce Terami and Erin Rowley. Additional assistance from C.J. Bowles, Noah Cohen, Mason Kelley and Steve Hitchcock. Special thanks to MLS teams Columbus Crew, Kansas City Wizards, New England Revolution, D.C. United, Chicago Fire, Colorado Rapids, San Jose Earthquakes and LA Galaxy for providing photos of former Huskies in the pro ranks. Additional special thanks to past UW Sports Information staff for content provided in this guide. Printing by University of Washington Department of Publications Services (Judy Robertson). ON THE COVERS: Front seniors Danny Waltman, Troy Ready, Sean Giudice and Seth Marsh. Back 2002 Husky team huddle. Inside front eight former Huskies pictured are currently on MLS active rosters Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 1

Finishing with an overall record of 6-10-3, it was the first non-winning season since 1991 and the first losing season since 1968.

2 2003 SEASON PREVIEW Building it back up. That has been the motto on Husky hearts ever since the books closed on the 2002 season, a year that was so uncharacteristic of Washington men s soccer tradition. Finishing with an overall record of , it was the first non-winning season since 1991 and the first losing season since And without a berth to the NCAA Tournament, the Huskies broke a string of seven consecutive postseason appearances. It was a season 12-year head coach Dean Wurzberger would soon like to forget. But looking back, six of those 10 losses came by just one goal. And looking ahead, the Huskies return 13 letterwinners and eight starters eager to rewrite the tale of what was There is one clear goal and I think everyone on our team is aware of that, Wurzberger said. We have a winning tradition and all our efforts have to be focused on restoring that, restoring the pride of playing for this university and bringing back notoriety to this school. I m confident that we have every reason to expect a resurrection and a return to the success we ve had in the past. If you look back to last season, as bad as the record was, we were in every game we played. We did have a couple exciting results that we can look back on and say, hey, the cupboard s not completely bare. But until we get out and do it, we re only as good as last year. The 2003 season can t start a day too soon for me. Among the bright spots from last season was a 2-1 overtime upset of eventual national champion UCLA in Westwood, as well as a 2-1 overtime upset of fifth-ranked Cal at home. Brett Wiesner, an All-Pac-10 second-team honoree, emerged as the Huskies main scoring threat, Joe Birklid leading the team with seven goals and 15 points, while C.J. Klaas anchored Washington s midfield and was an All-Pac-10 first-team pick and an NSCAA All-Far West Region selection. Danny Waltman led the Pac-10 with five saves per game and his 10-save performance versus Cal on Oct. 13, was the second-best outing by a Pac- 10 goalie in The Huskies return some veteran leadership, but for the second-straight year, Washington will be a young team. Sixty-five percent of the players are freshmen or sophomores, a group that also includes nine newcomers. But according to Wurzberger, his new players have definitely filled some much-needed gaps on the field. We really shored up the defense by recruiting depth in our back line, Wurzberger said. Preventing the number of goals scored against us will be job one on the field. The first thing we do when we hit the field, we ll reestablish ourselves as a tenacious, organized, tough defensive team. And that s a front-to-back responsibility, not just the back line and the goalkeeper. When you look at the statistics, the number of goals we allowed last year was so far out of our normal defending record that it is an obvious place to start. I feel that the people we have recruited and the players who have transferred in are really going to be helpful in terms of solidifying our defense. Not only will the Husky roster feature many new faces on the field, but the coaching staff will have a new look as well. Bill May, who spent the last three seasons as a volunteer coach, will taken on full-time duties as Washington s goalkeeper coach. Taking on the volunteer coaching duties will be Darren Sawatkzy who currently plays for the Seattle Sounders. Seth Spidahl remains for his third year on staff. We re excited about the new coaches, Wurzberger said. It s a year of change on the staff, but we will function well together. GOALKEEPERS Establishing that tenacious defense begins at the goalkeeping position. The Huskies have the luxury of two returning keepers in senior Danny Waltman and sophomore Chris Eylander. Both split the goaltending duties last season, and this year they will again duke it out for the starting position. Also returning from a redshirt year is junior Ben Oakley. With Danny Waltman returning as a senior goalkeeper, he will play an important role in getting us back to the NCAA Tournament, our immediate goal, Wurzberger said. We re hopeful that Danny s last year will be his best with regards to his impact in goal. We think highly of Chris Eylander. He s a very bright Brett Wiesner goalkeeping prospect. He s a bit more experienced than he was last year, he s a better decision-maker and all the physical tools are still there. I m confident that between those guys fighting for a starting position that we re going to get a good person in goal. DEFENDERS The Husky defense will feature some familiar faces, but many new faces as well. Sophomore Kevin Murray, last year s team Rookie of the Year, will most likely move to the middle of the defense rather than playing the right back position he played last season. Also anchoring the center of defense will be junior Joe Birklid, who now has the benefit of two years of experience. Birklid may be used as a right back as well. Sophomore Kenny Mueller returns to the Husky defense, while University of Rhode Island transfer Hans Esterhuizen from Pasco, Wash., can also play central defense. Although the most experienced of the group, senior Seth Marsh will be a new face on the back line after playing the majority of his career in the midfield. Wurzberger has Marsh slated for the left fullback position. We think Seth can help us best there and it s the position of his future beyond college, Wurzberger said. Wurzberger is especially excited about the potential contributions of incoming freshmen Will Flanagan, Ty Harden and Matt Fischer. Will Flanagan looks to be ready to play right away and he will figure into the back, Wurzberger said. Ty Harden certainly has all the tools, although I don t know how soon he will be ready. We re excited to have him in the Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

back. Matt Fischer, who has all the tools in terms of size and athleticism, will be the back of the future for us. MIDFIELDERS Change will also be the key word pertaining to the Husky midfield.

Klaas will move to more of an outside midfield position from his normal center mid spot. C.J.

Wurzberger said. He had a very good spring there and we are confident that we have enough strong players that can take over the central midfield work, freeing C.J.

3 back. Matt Fischer, who has all the tools in terms of size and athleticism, will be the back of the future for us. MIDFIELDERS Change will also be the key word pertaining to the Husky midfield. Not only has Marsh been moved back to defense, sophomore C.J. Klaas will move to more of an outside midfield position from his normal center mid spot. C.J. played as a center mid with our attack revolving around him, but we ve come to realize that he will have the biggest positive impact for us in an attacking role, probably down the right wing, Wurzberger said. He had a very good spring there and we are confident that we have enough strong players that can take over the central midfield work, freeing C.J. to get the ball on the attack more and be a threat for us down the wing. A pair of returning sophomores will look to take on the role of central midfielder in Mike Chabala and Jeff Hoover. Both saw substantial playing time in the midfield last season and Wurzberger is confident that their talent will flourish that much more with a year of experience under their belts. Also looking to help out in the central midfield will be incoming freshman Derek Crismier. Senior Troy Ready will be a strong left-sided midfield player, while transfer Leo Totev and returning sophomore Gavin Hobbs will look to contribute. Totev, from Norway, brings international experience to UW, while Hobbs is coming off a stellar freshman campaign. Hobbs could also serve as a utility type player, seeing Mike Chabala C.J. Klaas time at both right midfield and right fullback. Sophomore Mike Cusenza will also be looked upon to make an impact. FORWARDS Much of the scoring responsibility will lie upon the shoulders of junior Brett Wiesner and senior Sean Giudice, both returning from strong showings last year. Wiesner was the Huskies leading scorer in 2002 with seven goals. Giudice also contributed three goals and seven points last season. We know that if we put Brett in enough positive situations in front of goal, he s going to score, Wurzberger said. He s talented enough to get 10 or more goals. We certainly need a goal-scorer to emerge. He worked very hard in the spring and his early maturation years are coming as a junior and sometimes that s the breakthrough. It will be a big performance year for Sean. He has wonderful tools and if he can put it all together in regards to his focus and consistency, he could have a breakout year for us. Also looking to contribute up front will be junior Casey Armstrong and junior transfer Jay Voss from Tacoma Community College. Wurzberger has incoming freshman Kevin Forrest labeled as the attacker of the future, while Totev could also be looked upon as a second forward. SCHEDULE As has become tradition, the Huskies have a schedule that will provide some fierce nonconference and Pac-10 competition. Seven of this year s opponents played in the NCAA Tournament last season, including defending 2003 SEASON PREVIEW NCAA champion UCLA and NCAA runner-up Stanford. On the docket for preseason competition will be exhibition games at home with cross-town rivals Seattle University and Seattle Pacific. UW will open the season at the Portland Nike Invitational with contests against UNLV and Oakland University. After its home opener with perennial power Portland, Washington heads to the Midwest to face Michigan and host Marquette in the Marquette Invitational in Milwaukee, Wis. Washington s own Husky Classic will feature Kentucky, South Carolina and Portland. And like always, the Pac-10 schedule remains one of toughest in the nation, facing the likes of four NCAA Tournament teams from last year. The Huskies will also entertain Gonzaga at home in the middle of the conference season, marking the first time since 2000 that these cross-state rivals have faced each other. It is an excellent schedule, Wurzberger said. Certainly one that will allow Seattle fans to see us play some quality teams here and then we ll of course have our challenges on the road. I like the tests that we ll have to face before we go into conference play. We ll play some excellent sides before then, which will hopefully prepare us for taking a run at the Pac-10 Championship. That sounds a bit far from the way we finished last year, but I wouldn t take that possibility off the list knowing what kind of team we can, potentially, put on the field. I am confident that we can make a better showing for ourselves than we did last year. Kevin Murray 2003 Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 3

field. If Wurzberger s tenure at Washington is any indication of his ability to teach, the Huskies can expect another year in which they rank among the nation s best in collegiate soccer.

4 HEAD COACH DEAN WURZBERGER Husky coach Dean Wurzberger enters his 12th year at the helm of the Washington men s soccer program. His 2003 team is a young one, made up of 65 percent freshmen and sophomores, but he welcomes the opportunity to instill in it a core set of skills and values that translate to success on the soccer field. If Wurzberger s tenure at Washington is any indication of his ability to teach, the Huskies can expect another year in which they rank among the nation s best in collegiate soccer. Wurzberger has spent the last decade building the Washington soccer program into one of the nation s finest, fielding teams that annually compete for conference and national championships. The Huskies have appeared in the NCAA Tournament in seven of the last eight years. UW was one of only seven schools in the country to make seven straight NCAA trips from His 2000 team won the inaugural Pac-10 Conference championship, on the heels of two consecutive Mountain Pacific Sports Federation titles. His record in 11 seasons stands at a stellar (.690). His consistency is amazing, as his teams average more than 12 wins a year against just more than five losses and two ties per season. Wurzberger has developed players who are successful at the college level and beyond, both on the field and in the classroom. Currently, eight former Huskies are playing in the MLS, including two from the 2001 team. Recent graduate Bryn Ritchie was named 2001 NSCAA National Scholar-Athlete of the Year, while nine Huskies earned Pac-10 academic recognition in the last two seasons. His list of accomplishments is impressive. His 2000 squad tore through the initial year of Pac-10 play, posting an undefeated record on the road, recording upsets at perennial powers Stanford and UCLA. In 1996 and 1998, he was named the NSCAA Far West Region Coach of the Year, and he was the MPSF Mountain Division Coach of the Year in 1996 and He also was MPSF Coach of the Year in His MPSF record of (.836) was the best in the Mountain Division since its inception in In the summer of 1998, Wurzberger was named the head coach of the boys Under-16 national team, and during the summer of 1997 he served as an assistant coach for the U.S. Soccer Under-18 national team. The 2002 season was quite uncharacteristic of the Huskies traditional success. UW finished fifth in the Pac-10 with a 3-7 conference record, while its overall record marked the first non-losing season for the Huskies since 1991 and the first losing season for a UW team since Season highlights included 2-1 overtime upsets of eventual NCAA champion UCLA and fifth-ranked Cal. Sophomore C.J. Klaas was a firstteam All-Pac-10 and NSCAA All-Far West Region selection. In 2001, the Huskies finished the season with a record of and earned a first round bye and the chance to host in the NCAA Tournament. The Huskies met Northwest neighbor Portland for the second time that season and suffered a 1-0 setback to end the year. Eight Huskies received Pac-10 recognition, highlighted by C.J. Klaas s selection as freshman of the year. In 2000, Washington rebounded from an 0-2 start to win eight of its next nine games, including four shutouts. The Huskies took Alabama-Birmingham to four overtimes to win its NCAA first round game before meeting an old nemesis, Indiana, and were knocked out by the eventual Final Four participant. The team finished His 1999 squad finished with a 10-game winning streak before being knocked out of the NCAA second round by eventual national champion, Indiana. UW repeated as MPSF Champion after securing its second Mountain Division title with an undefeated mark. Wurzberger was named MPSF Mountain Division Coach of the Year as the squad finished at He also passed Mike Ryan to become Washington s winningest coach ever. In 1998 Husky soccer won its second MPSF title with an 8-1 mark. The 16 victories, against just four WURZBERGER S COACHING RECORD Overall Conference Year School Record Pct. Record Pct. Postseason 1985 Sacramento State Washington (1st).857 NCAA 2nd Round 1993 Washington (5th) Washington (2nd) Washington (2nd).857 NCAA 1st Round 1996 Washington (2nd).750 NCAA 2nd Round 1997 Washington (2nd).750 NCAA 2nd Round 1998 Washington (1st).889 NCAA 1st Round 1999 Washington (1st) NCAA 2nd Round 2000 Washington (1st).875 NCAA 2nd Round 2001 Washington (3rd).500 NCAA 2nd Round 2002 Washington (5th) Total 12 seasons NCAA 2nd Round Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HEAD COACH DEAN WURZBERGER losses, was the most for a UW team since 1982, and the squad upped the school record for consecutive NCAA appearances to four.

5 HEAD COACH DEAN WURZBERGER losses, was the most for a UW team since 1982, and the squad upped the school record for consecutive NCAA appearances to four. Eight players, along with Wurzberger, earned MPSF postseason honors. The 1997 squad was the first in program history to advance to the NCAA tournament three straight years. The Huskies overall mark of was their second straight 15-win season. UW finished the season with a seven-game winning streak, snapped only by an NCAA second-round loss to eventual national champion, UCLA. In 1996, Washington finished with a record, the program s best in 13 years. The Huskies entered the 32-team NCAA Championship as the No. 1 seed, and during the season UW was ranked as high as No. 2 in the Soccer America poll. Both were program records. Wurzberger s 1995 team suffered defeat just once in the final 11 regular season games and outscored its opponents In 1992, his first year at UW, Wurzberger led the Huskies to their best season to that point, capped by an appearance and win in the NCAA tournament when Washington beat Portland for the school s first-ever NCAA playoff victory. UW finished the regular season with a record, which earned it a final ISAA ranking of No. 1 in the West and No. 4 in the nation. That team also entered the record books as the first to win the prestigious MPSF championship. For his efforts, Wurzberger was named the MPSF Mountain Division and NSCAA Far West Region Coach of the Year. Wurzberger, the Huskies first-ever full-time head coach, came to Seattle after serving as an assistant coach at consistent national power Santa Clara. In his only season at SCU, the Broncos posted a record, held the No. 1 ranking for much of the season, and finished the year losing in the NCAA championship match on penalty shots to Virginia. Prior to his brief stint with Santa Clara, Wurzberger was head coach of the San Francisco Bay Blackhawks of the American Professional Soccer League. From WURZBERGER S CAREER RECORD vs. OPPONENTS School (last meeting; result) Record Air Force (2001; W, 2-1) Akron (first meeting) Alabama-Birmingham (2000; W, 1-0) Biola (1985; L, 0-2) California (2002; W, 2-1 ot) Central Florida (2002; T 2-2 ot) UC Davis (1985; L, 0-5) UC Irvine (2000; W, 2-1) UC Santa Barbara (1998; W, 9-1) Cal Poly-SLO (1999; W, 2-1) CS Fullerton (2000; W, 2-1 ot) CS Northridge (1993; W, 2-1) CS Sacramento (1999; W, 4-0) Chapman (1985; W, 4-0) Chico State (1985; L, 0-2) Clemson (1996; W, 4-1) College of Charleston (2002, W, 2-0) Connecticut (2002; L, 0-2) Creighton (2002; L, 1-2) Denver (1999; W, 4-3 ot) DePaul (2002; T 1-1 ot) Evansville (1999; W, 2-1) Fairleigh Dickinson (2001; W, 3-2ot) Fresno Pacific (1985; L, 0-1) Fresno State (2002; L, 2-3) George Mason (1998; W, 3-0) Gonzaga (2000; W, 3-0) Hartford (1999; L, 0-2) Howard (1993; W, 2-1) Humboldt State (1985; L, 1-2) Indiana (2001; L, 0-1) Kentucky (first meeting) Loyola Marymount (1998; W, 2-1 ot) Marquette (2002; W, 3-2) Massachusetts (1999; L, 2-3 ot) Memphis (1995; W, 8-1) Michigan (first meeting) North Carolina (1997; W, 4-1) UNC Charlotte (1997; T, 1-1) School (last meeting; result) Record UNC Greensboro (1998; L, 1-2) Oakland University (first meeting) Old Dominion (1994; W, 4-2) Oral Roberts (1999; W, 2-1) Oregon State (2002; L, 3-6) Pacific (1985; W, 3-0) Pacific Lutheran (1996; W, 5-0) Penn State (1996; W, 2-0) Portland (2002; T, 1-1 ot) Rhode Island (2000; W, 2-1) Rutgers (1998; W, 2-0) St. John s (1992; T, 0-0) St. Mary s (2001; W, 4-1) San Diego (1998; W, 1-0 ot) San Diego State (1999; W, 3-0) San Francisco (1998; W, 2-1) San Francisco State (1985; W, 2-1) San Jose State (1999; T, 0-0) Santa Clara (2002; W, 2-1) Seattle Pacific (1999; W, 1-0) Seattle University (2001; W, 3-1) Simon Fraser (1992; W, 5-0) Sonoma State (1985; W, 2-0) South Alabama (1993; W, 3-0) South Carolina (2002; L, 1-3) Southern Methodist (1999; L, 0-1) Southwest Missouri St. (2000; L, 0-3) Stanford (2002; L, 1-2 ot) Turn Verein (1985; T, 2-2) UCLA (2002; W, 2-1 ot) UNLV (2001; W, 2-0) Wake Forest (1998; L, 1-2) Western Washington (1992; W, 4-0) Whitworth (1985; T, 1-1) William & Mary (2001; W, 3-2) Wisconsin (1998; W, 5-1) Wisconsin-Green Bay (1994; L, 1-2) TOTALS bold type indicates 2003 opponents , with Wurzberger at the helm, the Blackhawks compiled the league s best record at 28-15, won the Northern Division both seasons, and won the Western Conference championship. That year, five members of the Blackhawks made appearances on the United States World Cup team: Marcelo Balboa, Troy Dayak, John Doyle, Dominic Kinnear and Eric Wynalda. In fact, between his coaching at UCLA, for the Blackhawks and with the World University Games team, Wurzberger coached seven members of the USA 94 World Cup team: Balboa, Mike Burns, Paul Caligiuri, Cobi Jones, Mike Lapper, Claudio Reyna and Wynalda. Before taking over the Blackhawks, Wurzberger was an assistant at UCLA from While there, he helped guide the Bruins to a record and three straight NCAA tournament appearances. He went to Los Angeles from Sacramento State, where he directed the Hornets to an record in 1985 in his coaching debut. Wurzberger became the first American to receive the Scottish Football Association A license coaching certificate in In 1992, he was an assistant for the U.S. World University Games team, which competed in Buffalo, N.Y. He worked for the U.S. Soccer Federation at the USA 94 World Cup as a technical analyst and was the head coach of the 1995 U.S. Olympic Sports Festival West team. He also serves as a staff instructor for the U.S. Soccer Federation. Wurzberger s playing career began at San Diego State, where he earned four letters from 1971 to He was a three-time all-conference player and the team s MVP and captain in He played three seasons ( ) with the Seattle Sounders of the NASL and for the California Sunshine of the American Soccer League from 1977 to Wurzberger earned his bachelor s (1982) and master s degrees (1985) in physical education from Sacramento State. His wife, Leslie, is the assistant athletic director for marketing and promotions at the University of Washington athletic department. They are the parents of two daughters, Whitney and Avery Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 5

HUSKY COACHING STAFF BILL MAY Goalkeeper Coach Fourth Season Bill May begins his fourth season as a member of the Huskies coaching staff, but his first as a full-time assistant coach.

After red-shirting the 1993 season at the UW, May went on to earn four letters at Washington, starting 67 matches in four years as the Huskies No. 1 keeper.

During his senior campaign, May was named to the All-Far West team and was also a second-team Academic All-American. His career goals-against average was a sparkling 0.

After college, May played professional soccer for the Seattle Sounders and the San Francisco Bay Area Seals in the A-League while also earning call-ups with the San Jose Clash and the Los Angeles

6 HUSKY COACHING STAFF BILL MAY Goalkeeper Coach Fourth Season Bill May begins his fourth season as a member of the Huskies coaching staff, but his first as a full-time assistant coach. May served the previous three years as UW s volunteer coach. A former Washington player, May will continue his duties as goalkeeping coach. After red-shirting the 1993 season at the UW, May went on to earn four letters at Washington, starting 67 matches in four years as the Huskies No. 1 keeper. May earned MPSF All-Mountain Division honorable mention as both a junior and a senior. During his senior campaign, May was named to the All-Far West team and was also a second-team Academic All-American. His career goals-against average was a sparkling 0.90 and he recorded 233 saves and a total of 24 shutouts during his tenure in goal. After college, May played professional soccer for the Seattle Sounders and the San Francisco Bay Area Seals in the A-League while also earning call-ups with the San Jose Clash and the Los Angeles Galaxy. He retired in May was a two-time all-league goalkeeper and team MVP at Moreau High in Castro Valley, Calif. In 1999, May married Allison Williams, a former UW women s soccer player. The couple has one child, Abigail, born Sept. 19, SETH SPIDAHL Assistant Coach Third Season Former professional soccer player Seth Spidahl enters his third year on the Husky soccer staff. Along with his on-field duties, he has been instrumental in the Huskies nationwide recruiting efforts. A native of Anchorage, Ak., Spidahl spent three years playing professional soccer for the Seattle SeaDogs, during which his team won the 1997 Continental Indoor Soccer League Championship. He was a fouryear letterwinner as a defender at Pacific Lutheran University and as a sophomore helped guide the Lutes to the NAIA national finals and a record. Spidahl, 30, has been active in Seattle-area soccer at every level and most recently as the coaching director for F.C.United, a boys premier club team in Tacoma. He spent six years coaching within the F.C. United club ranks before being named director two years ago. During his tenure as coach, Spidahl guided his under-18 team, a club that featured former Husky defender Zac Tallman, to the 1999 national championship. He was an assistant coach at the University of Puget Sound for the 1999 and 2000 seasons and helped guide the Loggers to an overall record of Prior to that, he spent one season as an assistant and two as head men s soccer coach at Tacoma Community College. His TCC teams had an overall record of , won two division championships and finished as runners-up in the 1998 state tournament. Spidahl is currently the head U-16 WSYSA boy s ODP coach and is also a Region IV Boy s staff coach. Spidahl graduated magna cum laude from PLU in A science major with a 3.85 grade point average, he was a two-time NAIA Academic All-American and was named PLU Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior. He resides in Federal Way. DARREN SAWATZKY Volunteer Coach First Season Darren Sawatzky begins his first year as a volunteer coach on the Huskies staff. A former MLS player and currently a member of the Seattle Sounders, Sawatzky was a four-year letterwinner for the University of Portland from During his tenure there, he was a member of three NCAA Tournament teams and the 1992 West Coast Conference Championship team. Sawatzky was also an All-WCC selection, as well as a WCC Scholar Athlete. He was voted the team s Most Inspirational Player during his senior season. After graduating from Portland in 1994 with a bachelor of science in organizational communication, Sawatzky played stints in the MLS with the New England Revolution ( ), the Dallas Burn (1998) and the Colorado Rapids (1999). He has also played professionally for the Oregon Surge (USISL), Leicester City (England), Hershey Wildcats (A-League), the Portland Timbers (A-League) and the Seattle Sounters (A-League). Sawatkzy was also in player pools for both the Olympic and National team pools during his career. Prior to coming to Washington, Sawatzky also served as the Director of Training for the Highline Heat Soccer Club and was the boy s head soccer coach at Thomas Jefferson High School. Sawatzky and his wife, Kelly, have a daughter, Kylie (three) and a son, Skyler (four months). Scott Baebler Events Manager Jim Hagland Equipment Manager Shona Reid- McLaughlin Academic Counselor SUPPORT STAFF Amy Fink Marketing & Promotions Pete Kaligis Strength & Conditioning Erin Rowley Media Relations Karen Flor Asst. Dir., Olympic Sports Dr. John O Kane Team Physician Kathy Thompson Athletic Trainer Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

7 2003 HUSKY ROSTER 2003 WASHINGTON MEN S SOCCER ROSTER No. Name P HT WT YR EXP Hometown/Last School 1 Chris Eylander GK So. 1V Sumner, Wash. / Auburn Riverside 2 Will Flanagan D Fr. HS Ridgefield, Wash./Jesuit 3 Kevin Murray D So. 1V Sumner, Wash. / Auburn Riverside 4 Hans Esterhuizen D So. TR Pasco, Wash./Pasco/Univ. of Rhode Island 5 Evan Cummings MF So. 1V Spokane, Wash / Ferris 6 Gavin Hobbs D So. 1V Vancouver, B.C. / Vancouver College 7 Mike Chabala MF So. 1V Fresno, Calif. / Clovis West 8 C.J. Klaas MF Jr. 2V Cherry Valley, Ill. / Christian Life 9 Jay Voss F Jr. TR Tacoma, Wash./Curtis/Tacoma C.C. 10 Seth Marsh D Sr. 2V Federal Way, Wash. / Decatur 11 Leo Totev MF So. TR Kristiansund, Norway/ Atlanten VGS 12 Joe Birklid D Jr. 2V Buckley, Wash. / White River 13 Casey Armstrong F Jr. 1V Kent, Wash. / Kentlake 14 Brett Wiesner F Jr. 2V Brookfield, Wis. / Brookfield East 15 Sean Giudice F Sr. 1V Davis, Calif. / Jesuit / Cal State Fullerton 16 Derek Crismier MF Fr. HS Redmond, Wash./Lake Washington 17 Jeff Hoover MF So. 1V Kirkland, Wash. / Bellevue Christian 18 Derek Pickett MF So. TR Sammamish, Wash./Eastlake /San Diego State 19 Troy Ready MF Sr.-RS 1V Spokane, Wash. / Mead 20 Ty Harden D Fr. HS Junction City, Ore./Junction City 21 Mike Cusenza MF So. Sqd. Fresno, Calif. / Amador Valley 22 Ben Oakley GK Jr.- RS RS Littleton, Colo. / Columbine / Whitworth 23 Matt Fischer D Fr. HS Sammamish, Wash./Eastlake 24 Danny Waltman GK Sr. 2V Gig Harbor, Wash. / Bellarmine Prep 25 Kenny Mueller D Fr.-RS RS Snohomish, Wash. / Bothell 26 Kevin Forrest MF Fr. HS Edmonds, Wash./Edmonds-Woodway Head Coach: Dean Wurzberger (12th year) Assistant Coaches: Bill May (fourth year), Seth Spidahl (third year), Darren Sawatzky (first year) Breakdown By Class Seniors (4) - Sean Giudice Seth Marsh Troy Ready (RS) Danny Waltman Juniors (6) - Casey Armstrong Joe Birklid C.J. Klaas Ben Oakley (RS) Jay Voss Brett Wiesner Sophomores (10) - Mike Chabala Evan Cummings Mike Cusenza Hans Esterhuizen Chris Eylander Gavin Hobbs Jeff Hoover Kevin Murray Derek Pickett Leo Totev Freshmen (6) - Derek Crismier Matt Fischer Will Flanagan Kevin Forrest Ty Harden Kenny Mueller (RS) Alphabetical Roster 13 Casey Armstrong 12 Joe Birklid 7 Mike Chabala 16 Derek Crismier 5 Evan Cummings 21 Mike Cusenza 4 Hans Esterhuizen 1 Chris Eylander 23 Matt Fischer 2 Will Flanagan 26 Kevin Forrest 15 Sean Giudice 20 Ty Harden 6 Gavin Hobbs 17 Jeff Hoover 8 C.J. Klaas 10 Seth Marsh 25 Kenny Mueller 3 Kevin Murray 22 Ben Oakley 18 Derek Pickett 19 Troy Ready 11 Leo Totev 9 Jay Voss 24 Danny Waltman 14 Brett Wiesner Pronunciation Guide Mike Chabala... Cha-BALL-uh Chris Eylander... EYE-land-er Sean Giudice... Ju-DEESE C.J. Klaas... like HOUSE Troy Ready... REE-dee Seth Spidahl... Spee-DOLL Brett Wiesner... WEEZ-ner 2003 Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 7

game-winning goal in UW s dramatic 2-1 overtime victory over fifth-ranked Cal (Nov.

8 HUSKY SENIORS SEAN GIUDICE Forward 6-2 Senior Davis, Calif. Jesuit HS/Cal State Fullerton #15 AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Junior) - Started five of 18 games played scored three goals, tied for third on the team also had one assist on the year took 10 shots had game-winning goal in UW s dramatic 2-1 overtime victory over fifth-ranked Cal (Nov. 15) his header off Mike Chabala s corner kick right at the horn of the first overtime period lifted the Huskies to the win he had entered the match just 10 minutes earlier named Most Outstanding Offensive Player at Nike Husky Classic, after scoring a pair of goals in 3-2 victory over Marquette. Wurzberger on Giudice: Sean is a very gifted athlete with a real chance to make a difference for us this fall. AT CAL STATE FULLERTON: Limited to 13 appearances (one as a starter) as a freshman in 2000 after early-season illness... scored three goals including one in season opener versus Rutgers... had two assists... team finished (6-0-1 in the MPSF) in 2000 and in as a sophomore started 11 of 13 games and scored two goals, with two assists for seven points... took 19 shots during the season. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played club soccer for the River City Rush... two-year varsity letterman for Coach Paul Rose at Jesuit High in Carmichael... first-team All-CIF, all-area and Metro League Most Valuable Player as a senior... team offensive MVP... selected Sacramento Athlete of the Week... missed most of his junior season due to injury. PERSONAL: Sean Giudice born Apr. 27, 1982, in Boulder, Colo... parents are John and Sharon Giudice... has three younger sisters, Jenifer, Jean and Maya.... named to honor roll in high school. GIUDICE S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG CAREER Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

19 games, starting all but two scored two goals and tallied a team-high five assists took 25 shots scored on a penalty kick to tie fifth-ranked Cal 1-1, before Sean Giudice scored the gamewinning

9 HUSKY SENIORS SETH MARSH Defender 6-0 Senior Federal Way, Wash. Decatur HS AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Junior) - All-Pac-10 honorable mention selection after playing first three years as a Husky at midfield, will move to the backline for his senior campaign played all 19 games, starting all but two scored two goals and tallied a team-high five assists took 25 shots scored on a penalty kick to tie fifth-ranked Cal 1-1, before Sean Giudice scored the gamewinning golden goal in overtime had a pair of assists in 3-2 loss to Oregon State (Oct. 20) first goal of the season came in UW s season opener, a 2-2 tie with Central Florida (Sophomore) - Had a strong second season, playing all 19 games and starting scored four goals, fourth-most on the team, and added two assists for 10 points... his 39 shots were second-most on the squad... two goals came against Wm. and Mary, St. Mary s, UCLA and Portland... had one of the team s most dramatic moments in the regular season game against Portland when he checked into the game in the 88 th minute and scored the game-winning goal on a header with seven seconds remaining in regulation to lift the 10 th -ranked Huskies to a 4-3 win over No. 15 Portland... took six shots against St. Mary s and five against UNLV (Freshman) - Played in seven games, the most for a Husky freshman started mid-season non-conference match at Portland took one shot attempt versus California and one against Gonzaga appeared in matches versus San Diego State, Akron, UCLA and Stanford. #10 Wurzberger on Marsh: Seth as the ability to establish himself as one of the best left backs in the West Region. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Participated at the regional ODP level Competed with five other Huskies for several years on the Solaris club team, which won the Washington State Cup Championship the past six years Solaris also became the first American team to win the prestigious Newcastle International Youth Tournament, doing so in 1997 Earned the Golden Boot award for most goals in the U-14 ODP Region IV camp, and his ODP team won a regional championship Was named to South County Journal s all-area team four years while playing for Decatur High School and was all-city as a sophomore, junior and senior. PERSONAL: Seth Hayes Marsh born Jan. 27, 1982, in Renton, Wash. parents are Robert Marsh and Kim Marsh-Sterns has two older sisters, Elisha and Danielle, both of whom played college soccer Elisha graduated from UW majoring in geography. MARSH S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG CAREER Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 9

HUSKY SENIORS TROY READY Midfielder 5-9 RS-Senior Spokane, Wash. Mead HS #19 AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (RS-Junior) - Played in nine games, starting three starts came against Santa Clara (Sept.

.. rehabilitated a broken leg suffered during preseason. 2000 (Sophomore) - Did not appear in any games was injured through a majority of the season.

10 HUSKY SENIORS TROY READY Midfielder 5-9 RS-Senior Spokane, Wash. Mead HS #19 AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (RS-Junior) - Played in nine games, starting three starts came against Santa Clara (Sept. 6), Marquette (Sept. 27) and UCLA (Oct. 27) took five shots during the season earned Pac-10 All-Academic first-team honors 2001 (Junior) - Redshirt season... rehabilitated a broken leg suffered during preseason (Sophomore) - Did not appear in any games was injured through a majority of the season (Freshman) - Saw playing time in Fresno State, Seattle Pacific, and regular-season Portland contests.. fired off two shots in Huskies 2-1 overtime win against Fresno State. Wurzberger on Ready: Troy will be a threat for us down the left wing this season. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played two years in the ODP system...competed for the Spokane Shadow, a U.S.I.S.L. team, and helped his club team win the league championship twice...earned first-team all-league honors while playing in midfield at Mead High School. PERSONAL: Troy Vincent Ready born May 15, 1980, in Spokane, Wash...parents are Susie and Duffy Ready...has a younger brother, Tyler, and two younger sisters, Holly and Brooke...also enjoys playing other sports, music and playing the piano...majoring in communications. READY S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG did not play 2001 redshirt season CAREER Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

20 goals tallied a 1.62 goals against average led the Pac-10 in saves per game with five made career-high 10 saves vs. Cal (Oct.

11 HUSKY SENIORS DANNY WALTMAN Goalkeeper 5-11 Senior Gig Harbor, Wash. Bellarmine Prep #24 AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Junior) - Split time in goal with Chris Eylander, starting 11 of his 12 games played earned second-team Pac-10 All- Academic honors made 60 saves and gave up 20 goals tallied a 1.62 goals against average led the Pac-10 in saves per game with five made career-high 10 saves vs. Cal (Oct. 13), the second-best save performance by a Pac-10 keeper grabbed nine saves vs. South Carolina (Sept. 15) made eight saves versus UCLA (Nov. 1) posted a shutout against Fresno State (Oct. 25) (Sophomore) - Emerged as the starting goalkeeper for the final three games of the season, against Stanford and California and in the NCAA second round versus Portland... also started early season games against Wm. and Mary and Seattle University... appeared in seven games overall... made 16 saves and gave up eight goals (Freshman) - Reserve keeper who saw 16 minutes of action in goal in UW s 7-0 victory over California. Wurzberger on Waltman: We would love to see Danny have a big year in goal for the Huskies this fall. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Competed on the West Regional ODP team this past season and played on the state ODP team the past two years...competed with five other Huskies for several years on the Solaris club team, which won the Washington State Cup Championship the past six years Solaris also became the first American team to win the prestigious Newcastle International Youth Tournament, doing so in 1997 earned player of the match honors when Solaris won the state championship in 1996 earned first-team all-league honors all four years and first-team all-area the past two seasons while playing for Bellarmine Prep, which qualified for the state tournament and was undefeated league champ all four years named co-mvp of his league as a junior, and he helped his team place fourth at state his freshman season while maintaining a goals-against average of under MVP of his team his final year. PERSONAL: Daniel Nathan Waltman born Sept. 19, 1981, in Tacoma, Wash. parents are Richard and Ruth Waltman has one brother, Matt majoring in business. WALTMAN S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN. GOALS SAVES GAA ShO CAREER Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 11

HUSKY JUNIORS CASEY #13 ARMSTRONG Forward 6-1 Junior Kent, Wash. Kentlake HS Wurzberger on Armstrong: There are lots of positive signs that Casey will make an impact up front for us this season.

AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Sophomore) - Played in all but two games and started five took 14 shots had team-high four shots versus UCLA (Nov. 1) earned second-team Pac-10 All-Academic acclaim.

12 HUSKY JUNIORS CASEY #13 ARMSTRONG Forward 6-1 Junior Kent, Wash. Kentlake HS Wurzberger on Armstrong: There are lots of positive signs that Casey will make an impact up front for us this season. JOE BIRKLID #12 Defender 5-10 Junior Buckley, Wash. White River HS Wurzberger on Birklid: Joe will help us strengthen our defense this season. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Sophomore) - Played in all but two games and started five took 14 shots had team-high four shots versus UCLA (Nov. 1) earned second-team Pac-10 All-Academic acclaim (Freshman) - Played in six games... scored his first collegiate goal, a header, in the final regular season game of the year, a 4-2 victory over California... had three shots on the season. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played forward for FC United and current Husky coach Seth Spidahl team took second place in Nomads Cup and won 2000 Sun Bowl championship was in ODP state pool in 2000 played forward and center midfield for coach Justin Pozega at Kentlake HS named to South Puget Sound League North First Team as a senior. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Sophomore) - Started all 16 games he played on the Husky backline established himself as a consistent defender was named a second-team Pac-10 All-Academic selection had one shot versus Oregon State (Nov. 10) (Freshman) - Saw minimal action early in the season and then moved into a starting role by the eighth game of the year... had a solid defensive season, helping UW maintain a perfect home record until the final homestand... limited opponents to 25 goals for the year. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Six-year player for FC United and current Husky coach Seth Spidahl team won state championship in 2001 Sun Bowl champions in 2000 Nomads Cup finalist played on U-14, 15, and 16 state teams competed for White River High and coach Russ Deford. PERSONAL: Casey Armstrong born Dec. 6, 1982, in Renton, Wash. parents are Larry and Jaymee Armstrong... has one brother, Cory majoring in business. PERSONAL: Joseph William Birklid born April 2, 1983 in Buckley, Wash. son of Joe and Janice one sister, Jessie undecided major. ARMSTRONG S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Career BIRKLID S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Career Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HUSKY JUNIORS C.J. KLAAS #8 BEN OAKLEY #22 Midfielder 5-7 Junior Cherry Valley, Ill. Christian Life HS Wurzberger on Klaas: C.J. could be one of the top players in the nation as a wide midfield attacker.

AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Sophomore) - Selected to NSCAA All-Far West Region Team first-team All-Pac-10 selection team cocaptain started all 16 games he played missed the last two weeks of the regular

13 HUSKY JUNIORS C.J. KLAAS #8 BEN OAKLEY #22 Midfielder 5-7 Junior Cherry Valley, Ill. Christian Life HS Wurzberger on Klaas: C.J. could be one of the top players in the nation as a wide midfield attacker. Goalkeeper 6-3 RS-Junior Littleton, Colo. Columbine HS/Whitworth Wurzberger on Oakley: Big Ben will make his move towards playing time this season. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Sophomore) - Selected to NSCAA All-Far West Region Team first-team All-Pac-10 selection team cocaptain started all 16 games he played missed the last two weeks of the regular season competing with the U.S. U-20 Men s National Team in its CONCACAF World Qualifying Tournament in Charleston, S.C. scored one goal and dished out four assists his 32 shots were second-best on the team lone goal of the season lifted the Huskies to biggest win of the season had the game-winning goal in double overtime to lift UW over third-ranked and eventual NCAA Champion, UCLA, 2-1 (Nov. 1) earned All-Tournament team honors at the Gamecock Soccer Classic hosted by South Carolina had team-high five shots versus Central Florida (Aug. 31) (Freshman) - Had an exceptional first season and was named to Soccer America Magazine s All-Freshman Team and tabbed 2001 Pac-10 Conference Freshman of the Year... only second Husky named to Soccer America team... along with the conference freshman honor, was a second team All-Pac-10 selection... named Pac-10 Player of the Week after helping UW to a 1-0 overtime victory over Santa Clara... started 17 games and scored one goal with five assists... goal came against Seattle University... took a team-high 50 shots... five assists were second-most on the squad... also played defender on the U.S. Under-20 squad. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Parade Magazine All-America first team selection national team player since 1997 with current Husky teammate Brett Wiesner played with the U-18 team that posted a record of 2-2 in August, 2001 resume includes a distinguished high school, club and national level career captain and starter on U-16 team for coach Wurzberger in 1998 and 99 played sweeper for The Chicago Magic, his club team that won a U-17 national title in 1999 earned sectional honors was named Most Valuable Player on Christian Life High team. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Junior) - Redshirt year. AT WHITWORTH: Team tied for ninth place in Division III Tournament, the highest finish in school history... Northwest Conference champions, first conference title since named to Christian All-America honorable mention team. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Club Columbine, Colorado Rush and most recently, Colorado Real... teams won Colorado State Cup in 1995, 97 and named MVP and won FIFA Fair Play Award in 98 Cup finals... won Far West Regionals in 97 and second at 98 Snickers Cup in Orlando, Fla team champions at Nomads Tournament in San Diego... three-year varsity letterwinner at Columbine High... team won league title in freshman and sophomore season, second in state sophomore year and third place as a senior... earned first team all-conference honors, second team all-state and Jefferson County Player of the Year runner-up as a senior... named Most Valuable Goalkeeper at Warrior Classic Tournament. PERSONAL: Benjamin Tyler Oakley born Feb. 23, 1983, in Denver, Colo.... parents are Janie and William Oakley... mother is a registered nurse and father is self-employed... has three brothers, Greg (29), Brian (27) and Maurice (21) and two sisters, Tina (31) and Billie (29)... brother Greg played professional soccer for the Colorado Foxes of the A-League... enjoys fishing, skiing and biking... named to 2000 Jefferson County academic-athletic first team... first team all-state academicathletic honoree... member of National Honor Society and honor roll. PERSONAL: C.J. Klaas born Aug. 23, 1983 in Rockford, Ill. son of Craig and Jan Klaas has a brother, Kevin and a sister, Katie undeclared major. KLAAS S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Career OAKLEY S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG 2002 Redshirt Year 2003 Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 13

HUSKY JUNIORS JAY VOSS #9 Forward 5-11 Junior Tacoma, Wash. Curtis HS/Tacoma C.C. Wurzberger on Voss: Jay has lots of potential to help us score some goals this season.

14 HUSKY JUNIORS JAY VOSS #9 Forward 5-11 Junior Tacoma, Wash. Curtis HS/Tacoma C.C. Wurzberger on Voss: Jay has lots of potential to help us score some goals this season. BRETT WIESNER #14 Forward 5-11 Junior Brookfield, Wis. Brookfield East Wurzberger on Wiesner: Brett could really take off this season as a consistent goal scorer. AT TACOMA C.C.: Named a All-Star league s Most Valuable Player. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time first-team All-South Puget Sound League selection All-Area pick during senior campaign two-year team captain played for FC United in Tacoma under UW assistant coach Seth Spidahl for six seasons helped club team to a pair of Sun Bowl Tournament (Florida) titles played with current UW teammates Joe Birklid and Casey Armstrong also a three-year letterwinner in football named an All-League wide receiver as a senior. PERSONAL: Jay Barclay Voss born June 3, 1983, in Tacoma, Wash. parents are Judy and Dave has a brother, Drew (23) plans to major in economics. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Sophomore) - Selected to All-Pac- 10 second-team played in all 19 games, starting 18 team s leading scorer with seven goals also had one assist team-high 15 points took 27 shots, thirdhighest on the team had team-high two game-winning goals scored two goals in 6-3 loss to Oregon State (Nov. 10) tallied one goal and one assist versus UCLA (Nov. 1) game-winning goals came in early-season back-to-back games versus Santa Clara (Sept. 6) and Charleston (Sept. 13) (Freshman) - Earned Pac-10 Conference honorable mention honors... first collegiate goal came in the Huskies second game of the season, a game-winner in UW s 1-0 upset of defending national champion and top-ranked Connecticut... started all 19 games and scored four goals, tied for second-most on the team... also had a game-winner against Wm. and Mary... added one assist to finish with nine points... took 33 shots... also scored goals against Wm. and Mary, Seattle University and at Stanford. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: National team starter since 1998 Parade Magazine All-American in 2000 and 2001 as a senior was named an NSCAA All-American, NSCAA Wisconsin State Player of theyear Gatorade s Wisconsin State Player of the Year, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Area Player of the year and All-Star Games participant has competed with US National Team in numerous international tournaments two-time US Soccer Festival participant adidas All-America Team, played for Wurzberger and former UW assistant Jimmy Gabriel on the under-16 National Team in 1998 and 99 involved in ODP Wisconsin State Select Team since 1995 Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association First Team selection conference player of the year and student-athlete of the year as a senior helped Brookfield East to state championship as a freshman and runner-up finish as a junior four-year varsity letterwinner played club soccer for Mequon United and coach Mike Stoyanovich and led team to Region II Wisconsin U-17 state championship won Brookfield Classic state title with U- 18 team played in US Soccer Festival in Chicago and scored a game-winning goal in one match. PERSONAL: Brett Valenciano Wiesner born May 12, 1983, in St. Louis Park, Minn. parents are Fran and Linda Wiesner has one older sister, Rachel, a student at UNLV enjoys tennis, camping and frisbee golf interested in studying forestry or communications at UW also an accomplished tennis player and was ranked No. 1 in Wisconsin state singles had a USTA Midwest Regional ranking of No. 35. WIESNER S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Career Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HUSKY SOPHOMORES MIKE CHABALA #7 Midfielder 6-0 Sophomore Fresno, Calif. Clovis West HS Wurzberger on Chabala: Mike will help the team play better this season.

Giudice s header off his perfectly placed corner kick lifted UW to the 2-1 upset also assisted Kevin Murray s goal versus Fresno State (Nov. 3) and Patrick Tanner s goal versus Santa Clara (Sept. 6).

15 HUSKY SOPHOMORES MIKE CHABALA #7 Midfielder 6-0 Sophomore Fresno, Calif. Clovis West HS Wurzberger on Chabala: Mike will help the team play better this season. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Played in all 19 games, starting nine recorded three assists and took eight shots assisted Sean Giudice s game-winning goal in overtime against fifth-ranked Cal Giudice s header off his perfectly placed corner kick lifted UW to the 2-1 upset also assisted Kevin Murray s goal versus Fresno State (Nov. 3) and Patrick Tanner s goal versus Santa Clara (Sept. 6). CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: NSCAA/adidas All-America honoree for listed on Soccer America s Top 25 Recruits for the 2002 season... played two years for Ballistic United and helped lead team to the Northern Premier League and State Premier League titles... also played for Central California Heat ( ) at the U-17 level and Cyclone Club ( )... four-year regional and state team captain... twice traveled to Cocoa Beach, Fla. with regional team and was named to the 1984 ODP All-America team... participated in Australia tour with regional team and helped lead club to victories in all four games while compiling two goals and two assists... Ballistic United won the Region IV Cal-North U-18 state championship in 2001 and selected to participate in 2001 adidas E.D.P. elite camp at U-17 level... helped ODP regional team place second at the state championship in earned Captain s Award while team toured Guadalajara, Mexico... national pool player at U-14 National Camp in earned MVP award when regional team played at the International Games in Costa Rica... three-year varsity letterwinner in high school... sat out junior season after transferring to Clovis West HS for senior year... led Clovis West to a record in one season... assisted on game-winning goal in CIF Central Section championship game... named first team all-conference and conference offensive MVP with 15 goals and 20 assists... team MVP... Fresno Bee and Clovis Independent All-Star soccer teams... extensive travel overseas while playing youth soccer, playing in Helsinki, Austria and Germany among other places... played golf during freshman and sophomore seasons and earned most improved award first year and most outstanding award second year. EVAN CUMMINGS#12 Midfielder 5-8 Sophomore Spokane, Wash. Ferris HS Wurzberger on Cummings: Evan is a talented attacking player with the ball at his feet. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Played in 11 games, starting three took four shots started first two games of the season, taking one shot in each of his first two collegiate games (Central Florida, DePaul) also had one shot in matches against Cal (Nov. 15) and UCLA (Oct. 27). CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played 10 years for the SSL Falcons... team finished second in 2000 Diadora Tournament... competed at Nomads in San Diego in 1999 and ODP Regional pool player in 1999 and four-year varsity letterwinner at Ferris High... state champions freshman season... finished second in state as a senior and was named league MVP... second team all-league as a sophomore and first honors as a junior... won league title all four years. PERSONAL: Evan S. Cummings born April 30, 1983, in Spokane, Wash.... parents are Nita and Gary Cummings... mother is a dental hygenist and father is retired... one brother, Garth, and one sister, Cara. PERSONAL: Michael Shawn Chabala born May 24, 1984 in Fresno, Calif.... son of Lori and John Chabala... one older sister, April (21)... played club soccer with current UW teammate Mike Cusenza... qualified for Who s Who Among American High School Students... California Scholarship Federation lifetime member... received CIF Sportsmanship and Citizenship Award... recognized on National Student-Athlete Day for excellence in athletics, academics and community service... interests include reading, music, golf and church. CHABALA S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG CUMMING S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 15

HUSKY SOPHOMORES MIKE CUSENZA #21 Midfielder 5-9 Sophomore Fresno, Calif. Amador Valley HS Wurzberger on Cusenza: Mike could have a breakthrough season for us in midfield.

16 HUSKY SOPHOMORES MIKE CUSENZA #21 Midfielder 5-9 Sophomore Fresno, Calif. Amador Valley HS Wurzberger on Cusenza: Mike could have a breakthrough season for us in midfield. HANS #4 ESTERHUIZEN Defender 6-1 Sophomore Pasco, Wash. Pasco HS/Rhode Island Wurzberger on Esterhuizen: We needed a big man in the center of our defense and we got that in Hans! AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Saw limited action in his freshman campaign, playing in five games. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Twelve-year member of Ballistic United club team, along with current UW teammate Mike Chabala... as a team captain helped lead club to the State Premier League Championship in team earned a regional quarterfinal berth, two regional semi-finals and four appearances overall in regional play... State Cup champions in 1996, 97, 00 and five-time league champion dating back to U-12 team... three-year player on Olympic Development state team... four-years with ODP regional traveling team... national team camp participant in selected to all-star team as team won 98 Cocoa Beach Regional Tournament... extensive international travel with ODP team, including Costa Rica and Guadalajara... four year varsity starter at midfield for Amador Valley HS... two-time MVP on team and CIF Scholar-Athlete award-winner as a senior... earned several first team honors as a junior and senior... league champions sophomore year... Tri-Valley Herald winter athlete of the year nominee in 2000 and AT RHODE ISLAND: Transferred from Rhode Island following his freshman season started all 17 games of his freshman year scored two goals on four shots and added two assists. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner and two-year captain at Pasco HS team won state title during freshman year led Pasco to four straight district championships two-time first-team All-Area and first-team All-Conferece during junior and senior campaigns league and school MVP as a senior played on Three Rivers club team in Pasco for seven seasons also a three-year letterwinner in football led football team to a pair of first-place state finishes (1998, 2000) and a second-place finish in 2001 two-time All-Conference selection in football ( ). PERSONAL: Hans Anders Esterhuizen born March 8, 1984, in Plattville, Wis. parents are Amy and Sean has a sister, Bridget (21) plans to major in business. PERSONAL: Michael Rooney Cusenza born Jan. 7, 1984, in Palo Alto, Calif.... parents are LeeLee and Steve Cusenza... mother is a teacher and father is an engineer in Public Works Management... two sisters, Siena (21) and Marisa (17)... was an honors student in several classes and finished high school with a 3.5 grade point average... member of Pleasanton/Tulancingo, Mexico Sister City Association... participated in Spanish Language School in Mexico and Playa Del Carmen during summer... was a summer soccer camp counselor... enjoys basketball, baseball, softball, friends, family and travel. CUSENZA S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HUSKY SOPHOMORES CHRIS EYLANDER #1 Goalkeeper 6-1 Sophomore Sumner, Wash. Auburn Riverside HS Wurzberger on Eylander: We think Chris will be strong in goal for us this season.

17 HUSKY SOPHOMORES CHRIS EYLANDER #1 Goalkeeper 6-1 Sophomore Sumner, Wash. Auburn Riverside HS Wurzberger on Eylander: We think Chris will be strong in goal for us this season. He gains experience very quickly. GAVIN HOBBS #6 Defender 5-10 Sophomore Vancouver, B.C. Vancouver College Wurzberger on Hobbs: This could be a big season for Gavin to see major playing time in the defense. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Split time in goal with Danny Waltman started eight games posted a 1.86 goals against average recorded 30 saves in his eight appearances, with one shutout first career start came in Huskies second game of the season vs. DePaul grabbed career-high six saves twice, versus Oregon State (Nov. 10) and Charleston (Sept. 13) shutout came against Charleston in Gamecock Soccer Classic. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: State of Washington Gatorade Player of the Year in played for Federal Way United (FWU) and led the Storm to the state championship in 1998, 99 and 00 and a runner-up finish in a regional pool player for five years, advancing to quarterfinals in 98 and 00 and semi-finals in played on state team from along with the state championships in 1998 and 99, helped lead FWU to a third place finish in the 2000 Surf Cup... participated in Nomads Coaches Showcase in threeyear varsity letterwinner at Auburn Riverside HS... named team MVP as a junior and senior... named to Tacoma News Tribune all-area team... earned second team league honors as a junior and first team honors as a senior... high school teammate of fellow UW freshman Kevin Murray... also played one year of football, as a senior, and was named Most Improved... named 2002 Male Athlete of the Year at ARHS... received In Pursuit of Excellence Award in AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Saw a substantial amount of time on the field as a freshman, playing 16 games and starting nine scored one goal and added two assists took 11 shots recorded assists in matches against Stanford (Nov. 17) and Charleston (Sept. 13)...first collegiate goal came in 6-3 loss to Oregon State (Nov. 10) took season-high four shots in that OSU game. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years for North Shore Select and two years for Sportown FC... team finished first at Canadian Nationals... team captain... selected to Canadian U-18 team and U-20 team that traveled to Germany and France. PERSONAL: Gavin S. Hobbs born July 10, 1983, in Vancouver, B.C., Canada... parents are Kathy and David Hobbs... mother is a recreation coordinator and father is a lawyer... one brother, Kyle (16)... father swam at University of British Columbia... enjoys snowboarding and wakeboarding. PERSONAL: Christopher Mark Eylander born March 14, 1984 in Tacoma, Wash.... parents, who both attended Washington, are Deborah and Mark Eylander... mother graduated with a BSN in 1981 and father graduated from UW engineering school... one younger sister, Karlie (17)... enjoys snow skiing and wake boarding... also recruited by Notre Dame and St. Mary s. EYLANDERS S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS MIN. GOALS SAVES GAA ShO HOBB S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 17

18 HUSKY SOPHOMORES JEFF HOOVER #17 Midfielder 5-7 Sophomore Kirkland, Wash. Bellevue Christian KEVIN MURRAY #3 Defender 6-0 Sophomore Sumner, Wash. Auburn Riverside HS Wurzberger on Hoover: Jeff is coming off a very promising season and he could be an impact player for us soon. Wurzberger on Murray: Kevin has loads of talent as a defender and he can be a real threat on attacking re-starts! AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Played nine games, starting five tallied one goal, one assist and 11 shots first collegiate goal was the game-winner in UW s 1-0 shutout of Fresno State (Oct. 25) had four shots in UW s 2-1 overtime win over fifth-ranked Cal (Nov. 15) assisted Brett Wiesner s goal against Oregon State (Nov. 10). CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter on Washington state Olympic Development Team, playing at regional level... starter on Seattle Sounders Select PDL team in summer, won Portland Nike Friendship Cup in played club soccer for Tynecastle FC... U-17 team was a state finalist in 2001 and U-16 and U-15 teams were state semi-finalists... Metro-Ford Tournament champions and tournament MVP in Extensive international travel... competed in Manchester Umbro Cup and Newcastle Invitational as part of British Tour... also played in friendlies versus Newcastle United, Motherwell, Darlington and Hearts... Snickers Cup second place finishers in 02 and semi-finalist in four-year varsity starter at Bellevue Christian... team won state championship in team captain as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: Jeffrey Payne Hoover born March 11, 1984, in Salt Lake City, Utah... parents are Donna and William Hoover... mother is a business manager and father is a program manager... father and an uncle, Rick Hoover, played football at University of Utah... one sister, Leslie (19)... enjoys engineering, mechanics and cars... would like to pursue a career in professional soccer or in engineering. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Made stellar debut in freshman season played in 17 games, starting 16 although playing in the backline, tied for third on the team in scoring with three goals also tallied two assists fifth on the team with 16 points scored first collegiate goal in UW s 3-1 loss to South Carolina (Sept. 15) had assists versus Oregon State (Oct. 20) and Marquette (Sept. 27) other goals came in matches versus Cal (Oct. 13) and Fresno State (Nov. 3) CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of club soccer for FC United in Tacoma, Wash.... four-year letterwinner at Auburn Riverside HS... earned allleague honors four straight years... team won the league title and finished fourth in state senior year... high school teammate of fellow UW teammate Chris Eylander... also earned three letters in basketball and earned all league honors... one letter in football. PERSONAL: Kevin Murray born Jan. 14, 1984, in Renton, Wash.... parents are Jill and Russ Murray... father attended Washington... has one older brother, Todd (21) and a sister, Kelly (23). HOOVER S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG MURRAY S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR GP-GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GWG Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HUSKY SOPHOMORES/RS-FRESHMAN LEO TOTEV #11 Midfielder 5-8 Sophomore Kristiansund, Norway Atlanten VGS KENNY MUELLER #25 Defender 6-0 RS-Freshman Snohomish, Wash.

Wurzberger on Mueller: This is a big year for Kenny to show his ability as a centerback this season.

19 HUSKY SOPHOMORES/RS-FRESHMAN LEO TOTEV #11 Midfielder 5-8 Sophomore Kristiansund, Norway Atlanten VGS KENNY MUELLER #25 Defender 6-0 RS-Freshman Snohomish, Wash. Bothell HS Wurzberger on Totev: Leo is quick and skillful. He could be a valuable utility player for us this year. Wurzberger on Mueller: This is a big year for Kenny to show his ability as a centerback this season. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Clausenengen FK for three years also played for Oslo Ost FK for one season 2000 graduate of Atlanten VGS in Kristiansund, Norway served in the Royal Norwegian Air Force from Aug. 2000, through Dec. 2001, at the Institute of Aviation Medicine Norwegian champion in army soccer in the Fall of PERSONAL: Leonard Krassimirov Totev born March 22, 1981, in Kristiansund, Norway parents are Heidi and Krassimir has a younger sister, Oda (11) and a brother, Kristopher (20) brother played for the Norwegian national team for three season plans to major in business administration enjoys worldwide travel. AT WASHINGTON: 2002 (Freshman) - Redshirt year. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played club soccer for Cascade Avalanche... U-17 state champions in 2001 Snickers Cup... in 2000 season team was a finalist in the Premier 1 League... quarterfinalist in U-17 Surf Cup and winner of Portland Cup... U-16 finalist in 2000 Snickers Cup... U-15 team lost in a shootout in 99 Snickers Cup... three-year varsity letterwinner for coach Alejandro Zahajko at Bothell High... team captain and MVP as a senior... team advanced to first round of state tournament in sophomore and junior seasons... earned honorable mention honors in helped lead team to an undefeated season and KingCo championship as a junior. PERSONAL: Kenny Peter Mueller born Oct. 16, 1983, in Seattle, Wash.... parents are Anne and Pete Mueller... mother is a hair stylist and father works for Boeing... two sisters, Katie (21) and Kiersten (16)... Katie played Division II soccer from enjoys classic cars and dirt bike riding... interested in a career as an electronic engineer Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 19

20 HUSKY NEWCOMERS DEREK PICKETT #18 Midfielder 6-0 Sophomore Sammamish, Wash. Eastlake HS/San Diego State Wurzberger on Pickett: Derek is athletically solid with some attacking flair. DEREK CRISMIER #16 Midfielder 5-11 Freshman Redmond, Wash. Lake Washington HS Wurzberger on Crismier: Derek has great ability and will make a strong showing for us this year. AT SAN DIEGO STATE: Transferred to Washington from San Diego State following freshman season played in 13 games for the Aztecs, starting four took seven shots. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at Eastlake HS helped team to third-place state finish during sophomore campaign squad won league championships in 1999 and 2000, while finishing third in 2002 played six years for Tynecastle FC in Redmond club team won Metro Ford Cup in Canada, Manchester Tournament Cup in England and the Surf Cup in San Diego captained team during Surf Cup. PERSONAL: Derek Allan Pickett born Jan. 26, 1984, in Pensacola, Fla. parents are Joya and Dennis has a sister, Jenessa (17) and a brother, Bradley (11) considering a career as a lawyer enjoys wakeboarding. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Played with Tynecastle FC for seven years, along with UW teammates Derek Pickett and Jeff Hoover four-year letterwinner at Lake Washington All-KingCo 4A and All-Eastside selection all four years Gatorade State Player of the Year his junior season, leading his team to a 16th place finish at state championship prep team won league championship in 2002, finished runner-up in 2000 and 2001 club team won the Surf Cup in California (2002), Manchester Umbro Cup in England (1999) and the Metro Ford Tournament in Canada (1999) was tournament MVP at Metro Ford. PERSONAL: Derek Evan Crismier born Oct. 8, 1984, in Woodland, Calif. parents are Rose and Ken has one sister, Kendra (21) graduated high school with a 3.2 grade point average. MATT FISCHER #23 Defender 6-1 Freshman Sammamish, Wash. Eastlake HS Wurzberger on Fischer: Matt has great athleticism and is eager to learn. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterwinner at Eastlake HS All- KingCo second-team selection as a sophomore, first-team pick as a junior and senior team-captain as a senior, leading squad to conference championship played for Crossfire Sounders since age 11 played with fellow incoming freshmen Derek Crismier and Kevin Forrest helped club team to quarterfinals of Far West Regionals in Hawaii in 2003 club team advanced to semifinals of the 2002 Score at the Shore Tournament in New York. PERSONAL: Matthew Ryan Fischer born Jan. 22, 1985, in Seoul, South Korea parents are Diane and Dennis one sister, Jennifer (15) considering becoming a mechanical enginner Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

21 HUSKY NEWCOMERS WILL FLANAGAN #2 Defender 5-11 Freshman Ridgefield, Wash. Jesuit HS Wurzberger on Flanagan: Will has all the ability to make a significant contribution in his first year. campaigns two-time first-team All-Area and two-time first-team All-WesCo ( ) WesCo honorable mention pick as a freshman and sophomore team captain as a senior led team in scoring as a junior and senior played for Crossfire Sounders 84 for five seasons helped Sounders to first-place finishes in the state tournament in three of the last four years. PERSONAL: Kevin Christopher Forrest born Nov. 3, 1984, in Seattle parents are Theresa and Ward father played soccer for Washington and for the Seattle Sounders has three sisters, Catie (24), Julie (20) and Maddie (16) Julie plays soccer at the University of Portland interests include chess, cliff jumping, guitar and surfing. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Led Jesuit HS (Portland, Ore.) to three Oregon 4A state championships and four Metro League championship crowns team was ranked among nation s Top-15 all four years first-team All-Metro selection as a junior and senior named first-team All-State as a senior, following a secondteam pick as a junior team captain as senior squad went a perfect 19-0 during sophomore year played for FC Portland Blues for seven seasons Blues won four consecutive state championships ( ) also won 2000 Presidents Day Tournament in Arizona, as well as four Portland Cup titles ( ) played for both Oregon and Washington ODP teams for a total of six years captain of Oregon ODP team for three seasons ( ) made international tours with Region IV ODP team national team alternate ( ). PERSONAL: William Lewis Flanagan born April 13, 1984, in Vancouver, Wash. parents are Leslie and William Jr. has a sister, Tiffany (22) also played kicker for high school football team for two seasons ( ), receiving All-Metro and All-State honors both years two-year letterwinner in track at age 10, was national runner-up in martial arts (Tae Kwon Do) at Junior Olympics member of Jesuit HS honor roll member of Pound for Pound and 900 lb. clubs (combined squat, clean and bench press) in Jesuit Power Training also enjoys waterskiing, snowboarding and scuba diving. KEVIN FORREST #26 Defender 5-11 Freshman Edmonds, Wash. Edmonds-Woodway Wurzberger on Forrest: Kevin has lots of attacking ability and a great attitude towards learning. TY HARDEN #20 Defender 6-1 Freshman Junction City, Ore. Junction City HS Wurzberger on Harden: Ty has great potential to play as a centerback for the Huskies. CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time 3A State Player of the Year as a junior and senior led Junction City to back-to-back state titles in 2001 and 2002, after a third-place finish in 2001 two-time first-team All-State selection ( ) third-team All-State as a sophomore two-time District 5 MVP and threetime District 5 first-team selection two-year team captain and two-time team MVP named Best All-Around High School Athlete as a senior OregonLive.com Fan s Player of the Year two-time Eugene Register-Guard Fall Prep Soccer Athlete of the Year had his No. 5 soccer jersey retired at Junction City HS played for state ODP team for five seasons member of FC Portland Academy team final two years of high school four-year member of McKenzie United Soccer Academy in Eugene (now Oregon United) ODP Regional Pool player in 1999 club team won European tournament titles at the Harleem Cup (Holland) and the Newcastle (England). PERSONAL: Robert Tyrel Harden born March 6, 1984, in Norman, Okla. parents are Franny and Rob sisters both played collegiate soccer Georgi (25) played for Western Oregon and Indi (23) played for Eastern Washington also lettered in basketball and track team captain and MVP of basketball team in 1999 earned all-league honors in track (2001). CLUB/HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner at Edmonds- Woodway led team to a pair of WesCo Championships during junior and senior 2003 Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 21

22 2002 SEASON STATISTICS 2002 WASHINGTON MEN S SOCCER (6-10-3, 3-7 Pac-10/5th) UW-OPP UW-OPP UW-OPP UW-OPP DATE OPPONENT RESULT ATT SHOTS SAVES CRNS FOULS UW GOALS (ASSISTS) Aug. 31 Central Florida 1 T, 2-2 ot Marsh (Tanner), Tallman Sept. 2 DePaul 1 T, 1-1 ot Tanner (Marsh) Sept. 6 SANTA CLARA W, Tanner (Chabala), Wiesner (Oyetuga) Sept. 13 Charleston 2 W, Wiesner (Hobbs), Oyetuga Sept. 15 South Carolina 2 L, Murray (Klaas) Sept. 19 CREIGHTON L, 1-2 ot Oyetuga (Klaas) Sept. 27 MARQUETTE 3 W, Giudice (Murray), Giudice, Oyetuga (Marsh) Sept. 29 CONNECTICUT 3 L, none Oct. 6 Portland T, 1-1 ot Wiesner (Giudice) Oct. 11 Stanford* L, none Oct. 13 California* L, 1-2 ot Murray (Klaas) Oct. 20 OREGON STATE* L, Oyetuga (Marsh, Klaas), Wiesner (Murray, Marsh) Oct. 25 FRESNO STATE* W, Hoover Oct. 27 UCLA* L, none Nov. 1 at UCLA* W, 2-1 ot Wiesner (Tallman), Klaas (Fukuchi, Wiesner) Nov. 3 Fresno State* L, Murray (Chabala), Fukuchi (Oyetuga) Nov. 10 Oregon State* L, 3-6 NA Hobbs (Marsh), Wiesner (Heinzen), Wiesner (Hoover) Nov. 15 CALIFORNIA* W, 2-1 ot Marsh, Giudice (Chabala) Nov. 17 STANFORD* L, 1-2 ot Bartholomew (Hobbs) ALL CAPS home match; * Pac-10 match; 1 Portland Invitational, Portland, Ore.; 2 Gamecock Soccer Classic, Columbia, S.C.; 3 NIKE Husky Classic, Seattle Record: Overall ; Home 4-5-0; Away 1-5-1; Neutral Attn. (avg.): Total 921; H 1,024; A 1,008; N 407 SCORING SEASON CAREER PLAYER GP/GS GLS ASTS PTS SHOTS GWG GP/GS GLS ASTS PTS SHOTS GWG 14 Wiesner, Brett, So., F 19/ / Dayo Oyetuga, Sr., F 19/ / Seth Marsh, Jr., MF 19/ / Kevin Murray, Fr., D 17/ / Sean Giudice, Jr., F 18/ / C.J. Klaas, So., MF 16/ / Patrick Tanner, Jr., F 13/ / Gavin Hobbs, Fr., D 16/ / Jeff Hoover, Fr., MF 9/ / Kyle Fukuchi, Sr., MF 14/ / Zac Tallman, Sr., D 19/ / Mike Chabala, Fr., MF 19/ / Artie Bartholomew, Fr., MF 4/ / Aaron Heinzen, Sr., D 18/ / Casey Armstrong, So., F 17/ / Jimmy Stark, Jr., F 7/ / Troy Ready, Jr., MF 9/ / Evan Cummings, Fr., MF 11/ / Joe Birklid, So., D 16/ / Mike Cusenza, Fr., MF 5/ / Ben Oakley, So., G 1/ / WASHINGTON OPPONENTS GOALKEEPING SEASON CAREER PLAYER GP/GS MP GA SV GAA ShO GP/GS MP GA SV GAA ShO 24 Daniel Waltman, Jr. 12/ / Chris Eylander, Fr. 8/ / WASHINGTON 19/ OPPONENTS 19/ Yellow Cards: UW 29: Opponents Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

2002 WASHINGTON HUSKY MATCH SUMMARIES No. 7 Washington 2, Central Florida 2 (2 OT) Aug. 31, Portland, Ore. Scoring: 1, UCF, Vazquez, (Delgado), 9:36. 2, UW, Marsh, (Tanner), 19:32.

23 2002 WASHINGTON HUSKY MATCH SUMMARIES No. 7 Washington 2, Central Florida 2 (2 OT) Aug. 31, Portland, Ore. Scoring: 1, UCF, Vazquez, (Delgado), 9:36. 2, UW, Marsh, (Tanner), 19:32. 3, UW, Tallman, (Penalty Kick) 26:06. 4, UCF, Beaulac, (Vasquez), 48:15. Shots: UW 18, UCF 13. Corners: UW 7, UCF 5. Saves: UW 3 (Waltman), UCF 5 (McIntosh). Fouls: UW 12, UCF 19. Yellow cards: UW 2, (Hobbs, Birklid), UCF 2, (Delgado, Kronberger). Red Cards: UW 2, (Birklid, Heinzen). Att.: 700 No. 7 Washington 1, DePaul 1 (2 OT) Sept. 2; Portland, Ore. Scoring: 1, UW, Tanner, (Marsh), 59:06. 2, DEP, Arreola, (Kruse), 67:26. Shots: UW 20, DEP 6. Corners: UW 7, DEP 4. Saves: UW 3 (Eylander), DEP 5 (Timlin). Fouls: UW 21, DEP 21. Yellow cards: UW 1, (Tallman), DEP 3, (Arreola, Kiefer, Timlin). Att.: 400 No. 12 Washington 2, No. 24 Santa Clara 1 Sept. 6, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, UW, Tanner, (Chabala), 39:14. 2, SCU, Ewers, (Penalty Kick) 52:59. 3, UW, Wiesner, (Oyetuga), 60:12. Shots: UW 10, SCU 19. Corners: UW 0, SCU 3. Saves: UW 3 (Waltman), SCU 2 (Cronin). Fouls: UW 16, SCU 14. Yellow cards: UW 1 (Wiesner), SCU 3, (Cashman, Cronin, Purtell). Att.: 1054 No. 10 Washington 2, Charleston 0 Sept. 13, Columbia, S.C. Scoring: 1, UW, Wiesner, (Hobbs) 16:32. 2, UW, Oyetuga, 65:56. Shots: UW 9, CHAR 17. Corners: UW 5, CHAR 3. Saves: UW 6 (Eylander), CHAR 4 (Wiggans). Fouls: UW 11, CHAR 10. Yellow cards: UW 1 (Wiesner). Attn.: 120 No. 5 South Carolina 3, No. 10 Washington 1 Sept. 15, Columbia, S.C. Scoring: 1, UW, Murray, (Klaas), 10:36. 2, USC, OWN GOAL, 11:10. 3, USC, Quinn, (Rosenberg) 55:58. 4, USC, Deter, (Rosenberg) 69:48. Shots: UW 8, USC 21. Corners: UW 1, USC 5. Fouls: UW 13, USC 12. Saves: USC 5,(Bachmeyer), UW 9, (Waltman). Yellow cards: UW 1, (Heinzen). Att.: 1104 No. 18 Creighton 2, No. 17 Washington 1 Sept. 19, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, CU, Ballouchy 1:17. 2, UW, Oyetuga, (Klaas), 14:18. 3, CU, Tranchilla, (Havens), 108:44. Shots: UW 17, UC 14. Corners: UW 9, CU 9. Saves: UW 4, (Waltman), CU 7 (Gabb). Fouls: UW 19, CU 22. Yellow cards: UW 3, (Marsh, Oyetuga, Ready), CU 4, (Jewett, Bennah, Nelson, TEAM). Att: 542 Washington 3, Marquette 2 Sept. 27, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, MU, Lee, 7:31. 2, UW, Giudice, (Murray), 65:27. 3, Giudice, 73:22. 4, UW, Oyetuga, (Marsh), 79:09. 5, MU, Gutierrez, (Penalty Kick), 88:40. Shots: UW 12, MU 12. Corners: UW 3, MU 2. Saves: UW 1 (Eylander), MU 4 (Ubert). Fouls: UW 19. MU 28. Yellow cards: UW 1, (Birklid), MU 1 (Lee). Att: 1103 No. 9 Connecticut 2, Washington 0 Sept. 29, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, UConn, Ralph, (McLeod), 28:18. 2, UConn, Ralph, (Mordocco), 73:36. Shots: UW 7, UConn 18. Corners: UW 0, UConn 2. Saves: UW 3 (Eylander), UConn 2 (Schuerman). Fouls: UW 19, UConn 17. Yellow Cards: UConn 2 (Moloi, Cuellar) Att.: 999 Washington 1, No. 16 Portland 1 (2 OT) Oct. 6, Portland, Ore. Scoring: 1, UW, Wiesner, (Giudice), 29:22. 2, UP, Domingo, (Pearce), 76:06. Shots: UW 13, UP 18. Corners: UW 9, UP 7. Fouls: UW 16, UP 19. Saves: UW 5, (Eylander), UP 3, (Spiteri). Yellow cards: UW 1 (Armstrong), UP 2 (Cronkite, Brown). Att.: 2570 No. 1 Stanford 2, Washington 0 Oct. 11, Palo Alto, Calif. Scoring: 1, STAN, Janusz, 14:55. 2, STAN, Graham, (Twellman), 18:12. Shots: UW 12, STAN 8. Corners: UW 7, STAN 5. Saves: UW 3 (Eylander 1, Waltman 2 ), STAN 3, (Terris). Fouls: UW 16, STAN 15. Yellow Cards: UW 2, (Chabala, Armstrong), STAN 3, (Terris, Abolaji, TEAM). Att.: 1378 No. 15 California 2, Washington 1 (OT) Oct. 13, Berkeley, Calif. Scoring: 1, CAL, Hatzke, 73:58. 2, UW, Murray, (Klaas), 76:42. 3, CAL, Munoz, (Berger, Hatzke), 95:55. Shots: UW 10, CAL 18. Corners: UW 5, CAL 6. Saves: UW 10 (Waltman), CAL 2 (Saunders), Fouls: UW 15, CAL 10. Yellow Cards: UW 3, (Klaas, Heinzen, Birklid), CAL 2 (Wahl, Navarro) Att.: 233 Oregon State 3, Washington 2 Oct. 20, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, OSU, Zaher, 5:26. 2, UW, Oyetuga, (Marsh, Klaas) 12:50. 3, OSU, Gordon, 15:13. 4, UW, Wiesner, (Murray, Marsh), 26:37. 5, OSU, Johnson, 64:17. Shots: UW 21, OSU 19. Corners: UW 6, OSU 4. Saves: UW 7 (Waltman), OSU 5 (Billmeyer). Fouls: UW 14, OSU 25. Yellow Cards: UW 1, (Marsh), OSU 3, (Ness, Smith, Gordon). Att.: 1100 Washington 1, Fresno State 0 Oct. 25, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, UW, Hoover, 58:35. Shots: UW 14, FS 12. Corners: UW 7, FS 8. Saves: UW 4, (Waltman), FS 4, (Proud). Fouls: UW 10, FS 16. Yellow Cards: UW 1, (Birklid), FS 1, (Anderson). Attn.: 708 No. 5 UCLA 1, Washington 0 Oct. 27, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, UCLA, Mehring, (Gregorio), 38:52. Shots: UW 8, UCLA 15. Corners: UW 2, UCLA 0. Saves: UW 3, (Waltman), UCLA 4, (Wells). Fouls: UW 13. UCLA 16. Yellow Cards: UW 1, (Birklid), UCLA 1, (Griffin). Attn.: 2116 Casey Armstrong 2002 MATCH SUMMARIES Washington 2, No. 5 UCLA 1 (2 OT) Nov. 1, Los Angeles, Calif. Scoring: 1, UW, Wiesner, (Tallman), 23:23. 2, UCLA, McKinley, (Gregorio, Taylor), 61:46. 3, UW, Klaas, (Fukuchi, Wiesner), 107:20. Shots: UW 14, UCLA 20. Corners: UW 4, UCLA 8. Saves: UW 8 (Waltman), UCLA 5, (Wells 4, TEAM 1). Fouls: UW 23, UCLA 19. Yellow Cards: UW 1, (Hobbs). Attn: 435 Fresno State 3, Washington 2 Nov. 3, Fresno, Calif. Scoring: 1, FS, Anderson, (Sorto), 1:36. 2, UW, Murray, (Chabala), 30:14. 3, FS, Low, (Moran), 44:01. 4, UW, Fukuchi, (Oyetuga), 50:23. 5, FS, LeRoy, 71:34. Shots: UW 9, FS 14. Corner Kicks: UW 1, FS 5. Saves: UW 4, (Waltman), FS 2, (Proud). Fouls: UW 11, FS 15. Yellow Cards: UW 3 (Hobbs, Klaas, Marsh), FS 2, (Moran, LeRoy). Attn: 1333 Oregon State 6, Washington 3 Nov. 10, Corvallis, Ore. Scoring: 1, UW, Hobbs, (Marsh), 12:52. 2, OSU, Gordon, (Zaher), 13:27. 3, OSU, Gordon, (Bartlome), 24:59. 4, UW, Wiesner, (Heinzen), 25:49. 5, UW, Wiesner, (Hoover), 65:04. 6, OSU, Zaher, (Duncan, Bartlome), 70:34. 7, OSU, Gordon, (Bartlome, R.Johnson), 75:54. 8, OSU, R.Johnson, 86:02. 9, OSU, M.Johnson, 88:33. Shots: UW 13, OSU 18. Corners: UW 6, OSU 6. Saves: UW 6, (Eylander), OSU 5, (Billmeyer). Fouls: UW 17, OSU 9. Yellow Card: UW 1, (Giudice), OSU 2, (Farber, Zaher). Attn.: NA Washington 2, No. 5 California 1 (OT) Nov. 15, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, CAL, Acosta, 71:57. 2, UW, Marsh, (Penalty Kick), 79:20. 3, UW, Giudice, (Chabala), 100:00. Shots: UW 16, CAL 13. Corners: UW 10, CAL 4. Saves: UW 5 (Eylander), CAL 0, (Saunders). Fouls: UW 29, CAL 13. Yellow Cards: UW 2, (Hoover, Heinzen), CAL 2, (Carr, Navaro). Attn.: 654 No. 9 Stanford 2, Washington 1 Nov. 17, Seattle, Wash. Scoring: 1, STAN, Whalen,(Dunivant), 53:03. 2, UW, Bartholomew, (Hobbs), 85:24. 3, STAN, Dunivant, (Penalty Kick), 102:07. Shots: UW 14, STAN 15. Corners: UW 4, STAN 3. Saves: UW 3, (Waltman), STAN 4, (Fulton). Fouls: UW 18, STAN 17. Yellow Cards: UW 3,(Heinzen, Chabala, Hobbs), Stanford 1, (Wilson). Attn.: 942 Chris Eylander 2003 Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 23

24 2002 SEASON REVIEW 2002 HUSKY HONORS ALL-PAC-10 CONFERENCE (5) C.J. Klaas, So. (first-team) Brett Wiesner, So. (second-team) Aaron Heinzen, Sr. (honorable mention) Seth Marsh, Jr. (honorable mention) Zac Tallman, Sr. (honorable mention) ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-10 CONFERENCE (5) Kyle Fukuchi, Sr. (first-team) Troy Ready, Sr. (first-team) Daniel Waltman, Jr. (second-team) Casey Armstrong, So. (second-team) Joe Birklid, So. (second-team) NSCAA ALL-FAR WEST REGION TEAM (1) C.J. Klaas, So. (second-team) ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-10 FIRST TEAM Peter Billmeyer, OSU Jr Business Todd Dunivant, STAN Sr Economics Rob Fulton, STAN So Economics Kyle Fuckuchi, WASH Sr Business Taylor Graham, STAN Sr International Relations Johanes Maliza, STAN Sr History Aaron McHardy, OSU Sr Business Troy Ready, WASH Jr Speech Communications Jose Rivas, FSU Jr Kinesiology/Exercise Science Andrew Terris, STAN Sr Psychology James Twellman, STAN So Undeclared ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-10 SECOND TEAM Casey Armstrong, WASH So Business Joe Birklid, WASH So Undeclared Yohei Fukuda, CAL So Undeclared Abe Geiger, STAN Jr Political Science Mat Herold, FSU Jr Kinesiology/Exercise Science Todd Leber, STAN So International Relations Alex Martinez, CAL So Undeclared Jeremy Proud, FS Sr Liberal Studies Matt Taylor, UCLA Jr Sociology Daniel Waltman, WASHJr Business Zach Wells, UCLA Jr English Michael Wilson, STAN Jr International Relations PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE 2002 FINAL STANDINGS PAC-10 Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 1. UCLA California Stanford Oregon State Washington Fresno State PAC-10 HONORS Player of the Year: Josh Saunders, GK, California Freshman of the Year: Joe Zaher, MF, Oregon State Co-Coach of the Years: Kevin Grimes, California and Dana Taylor, Oregon State ALL-PAC-10 FIRST TEAM Name Pos. Yr. School Alan Gordon F Jr. OSU Taylor Graham D Sr. STAN Adolfo Gregorio* MF Jr. UCLA C.J. Klaas* MF So. WASH Roger Levesque** F Sr. STAN Kupono Low MF Sr. Fresno St. Johanes Maliza** MF Sr. STAN Mike Munoz* MF So. CAL Tim Pierce F Sr. UCLA Josh Saunders* GK Sr. CAL Scot Thompson D Sr. UCLA ALL-PAC-10 SECOND TEAM Makoto Anderson F So. Fresno St. Calen Carr F So. CAL Todd Dunivant** D Sr. STAN Jimmy Frazelle MF Sr. UCLA Tony Lawson D Jr. UCLA Chad Marshall D Fr. STAN Troy Roberts D So. CAL Tyson Wahl D Fr. CAL Brett Wiesner F So. WASH Zach Wells* GK Jr. UCLA Joe Zaher MF Fr. OSU *two-time All-Pac-10 honoree **three-time All-Pac-10 honoree Honorable Mention (UW players only): Aaron Heinzen (Sr., D); Seth Marsh (Jr., MF); Zac Tallman (Sr. D) Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

MOUNTAIN PACIFIC SPORTS FEDERATION AND PAC-10 HISTORY 1992 Mountain 1. Washington 2. Stanford 3. Air Force 4. Fresno State 5. Cal State Sacramento 6. Oregon State 7. San Jose State 8.

6-8, Seattle) Semifinals: Stanford 1, UCLA 1 (OT) UW 3, Cal State Fullerton 1 Final: UW 1, Stanford 0 (OT) 1993 Mountain 1. Air Force 2. Stanford 3. California 4. Fresno State 5. Washington 6.

25 MOUNTAIN PACIFIC SPORTS FEDERATION AND PAC-10 HISTORY 1992 Mountain 1. Washington 2. Stanford 3. Air Force 4. Fresno State 5. Cal State Sacramento 6. Oregon State 7. San Jose State 8. California Pacific 1. UCLA 2. Cal State Fullerton 3. New Mexico 4. UNLV 5. Cal State Northridge 6. San Diego State 7. UC Irvine 8. UC Santa Barbara Tournament (Nov. 6-8, Seattle) Semifinals: Stanford 1, UCLA 1 (OT) UW 3, Cal State Fullerton 1 Final: UW 1, Stanford 0 (OT) 1993 Mountain 1. Air Force 2. Stanford 3. California 4. Fresno State 5. Washington 6. Oregon State 7. San Jose State 8. Cal State Sacramento Pacific 1. UCLA 2. Cal State Northridge 3. Cal State Fullerton 4. New Mexico 5. UNLV 6. San Diego State 7. UC Santa Barbara 8. UC Irvine Tournament (Nov. 5-7, Los Angeles) Semifinals: CS Northridge 1, Air Force 0 (OT) UCLA 2, Stanford 1 Final: UCLA 2, CS Northridge Mountain 1. Fresno State 2. Washington 3. California 4. San Jose State 5. Stanford 6. Air Force 7. Cal State Sacramento 8. Oregon State Pacific 1. UCLA 2. New Mexico 3. UC Santa Barbara 4. Cal State Fullerton 5. UC Irvine 6. San Diego State 7. Cal State Northridge 8. UNLV Championship (Nov. 13, Fresno) Fresno State 1, UCLA Mountain 1. Fresno State 2. Washington 3. Oregon State 4. San Jose State 5. Cal State Sacramento 6. Air Force 7. Stanford 8. California Pacific 1. UCLA 2. UC Santa Barbara 3. Cal State Northridge 4. UNLV 5. Cal State Fullerton 6. New Mexico 7. San Diego State 8. UC Irvine Tournament (Nov , Los Angeles) Semifinals: Fresno St. 3, UC Santa Barbara 1 UCLA 3, Washington 0 Final: UCLA 1, Fresno State 0 CONFERENCE HISTORY 1996 Mountain 1. California 2. Washington 3. Oregon State 4. Stanford 5. Cal State Sacramento Pacific 1. UCLA 2. Cal State Fullerton 3. UC Irvine 4. Cal State Northridge 5. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 6. UC Santa Barbara Championship (Nov. 17, Berkeley, Calif.) UCLA 4, California Mountain 1. Stanford 2. Washington 3. California 4. Oregon State 5. Cal State Sacramento Pacific 1. UCLA 2. Cal State Fullerton Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 4. Cal State Northridge 5. UC Irvine 6. UC Santa Barbara Championship (Nov. 16, Los Angeles) UCLA 1, Stanford Washington 2. CS Fullerton 3. UCLA 4. Stanford Cal Poly SLO 6. California 7. Oregon State 8. UC Irvine 9. UC Santa Barbara CS Sacramento 1999 Mountain 1. Washington 2. Stanford 3. Denver 4. California 5. Air Force 6. CS Sacramento 7. Cal Poly 8. Oregon State Pacific 1. UCLA 2. CS Fullerton 3. UC Santa Barbara New Mexico 5. UC Irvine 6. CS Northridge 7. UNLV 8. San Diego MPSF Championship Washington 2, UCLA Washington 2. Stanford 3. UCLA 4. California 5. Oregon State Stanford 2. UCLA 3. Washington 4. California 5. Oregon State UCLA 2. California 3. Stanford 4. Oregon State 5. Washington 6. Fresno State NOTE: The Huskies competed in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation from 1992 through Beginning in 2000, the Huskies competed in the Pacific-10 Conference. The Washington Huskies won their second straight MPSF Championship in 1999, beating UCLA 2-1 in the final. The 1992 Huskies, under then first-year head coach Dean Wurzberger, won the inaugural Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championship in a tournament held at Husky Stadium Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 25

26 HUSKY SOCCER HISTORY A Seth Akyeampong, 1968 Graham Allen, 1980 Eric Anderson, 1978 Stephen Anderton, 1969 Matt Annis, Okyahene Appia, 1968 Casey Armstrong, 2002 William Ashby, Jeff Aumell, Brent Aune, B Tim Babcock, Jahanger Baghdanian, 1976 Johan Bakken, 1967 Mike Barbarick, Chris Bede, 1992 Craig Beeson, Martin Bell, 1969 Ken Bermudez, David Berto, Rees Bettinger, Arthur Betts, 1973 Tom Bialek, Nghyen Binh, 1969 Joe Birklid, Rick Blubaugh, Terrence Bowers, 1973 Jason Boyce, James Boyle, 1991 Mark Brady, 1979 Paul Bridge, 1969 Burton Brink, 1970 Cliff Brown, Terence Brown, 1969 Mike Browne, 1978 Denny Buck, Doug Buck, Donald Burke, Michael Burke, 1970 C Mark Cairns, Matt Carnell, Michael Carney, 1970 Kai Carroll, Phil Carson, Mike Casale, Mike Chabala, 2002 Dave Chesler, Scott Christensen, Tage Christianson, Craig Christopherson, Steve Clearman, Stefan Cobb, 1981 Charles Cordell, 1969 John Cowmey, Chad Crithfield, Robert Cullom, 1975 Evan Cummings, 2002 ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS Michael Cvitkovic, 1967 D Ken David, 1979 Anthony DeRocco, 1980 James Dickinson, 1999 Ken Dorn, Ron Dorn, 1977 Dave Dunaway, 1978 Mark Dunlap, 1977 James Dunn, 1990 Jason Dunn, 1990 E Lee Eckmann, Jon Edmonston, Ryan Edwards, Steve Englebrick, Mike Enneking, F Jason Farrell, 1990 Dave Felt, Peter Fewing, Paul Filion, 1972 Ray Fitchette, Jon Fleck, Greg Foisie, James Foody, 1975 James Forgette, Ward Forrest, Joe Franchino, Trevor Frobose, Brian Fry, 1983 Ken Fuegmann, Kyle Fukuchi, G Phil Gauglitz, 1978 Keith Gehling, 1973 Scott Gibson, Sean Giudice, 2002 Bill Glandon, Kyle Godat, John Goldingay, 1968 Roger Goodwin, Joe Gradilla, John Graves, Daryl Green, Eric Guise, H John Hamel, Randy Hanson, 1987 Wes Hart, Rick Haslam, 1977 Aaron Heinzen, David Hellyer, Eddie Henderson, Vern Hikida, 1972 Milud Hilmi, Gavin Hobbs, 2002 Justin Hodges, 1993 James Hodgson, Mark Hogenhout, Kris Hollingshead, Jeff Hoover, 2002 Steve Hormel, Glenn Howell, Dusty Hudock, Joel Hurd, Paul Hurme, J Scott Jenkins, Lane Jerdal, David Jeter, Skip Jinneman, Ron Johnson, 1973 Michael Jones, K Hyeon Kang, Mohammed Kazemi, 1967 Ian Keenan, Manuel Keita, Zach Kingsley, C.J. Klaas, John Klein, Peter Klein, Jeff Koch, Stewart Konzen, 19 L Rob Lampmann, 1993 Robert Larned, 1967 Tim Lawson, John Leslie, Albert Levensen, 1972 Jeff Long, Garrett Lordahl, Richard Louckes Jr., Richard Lyga, 1967 M Patrick Madden, Seth Marsh, Jon Marshall, Andrew Martin, 1988 Jamey Martinez, Oliver Martins, Jon Matsushita, 1972 Bill May, Chad McCarty, Chuck McChesney, Richard McClain, 1969 Morgan McCoy, Gordon McIntyre, Brad McKeown, 1977 Alexander McLane, Mike McMonigle, Kevin McNett, 1989 Bryan McNiel, Paul Mendes, Kyle Mercer, 1997 Finn Midelfart, 1967 Lyle Miller, Michael Minor, 1989 Rocco Monary, Carroll Moore, Thomas Moore, Mitch Morando, 1993 Doug Morrill, Randall Morton, Stanley Moss, 1968 Kevin Murray, 2002 Shannon Murray, Warren Myrfield, N Joseph Nartey, Viet Nguyen, Rolf Norton, Ed Novion, Rodrigo Novion, 1972 O Daniel Oliver, Chad Olsen, Erik Olsen, Dale Ottopal, 1987 Thomas Owens, Dayo Oyetuga, P Mike Park, Erik Penner, Mike Pivec, 1986 Glen Poor, Brandon Prideaux, Q Tom Quickstad, Tracy Quickstad, R Bob Ramsey, Theodore Rasch, Jerome Rauen, John Ray, 1970 Troy Ready, 2002 Jeff Renkert, John Rentschler, Paul Retchless, Bryn Ritchie, Martin Rood, 1972 Jeff Russ, Ian Russell, S Jake Sagare, Monbo Sarkor, 1968 Chris Sarver, Kyle Sawai, 1993 Martin Schoonmaker, 1970 Mark Schuur, John Scott, 1967 Robert Shoemaker, Curt Shugarts, Greg Shugarts, Emmanuel Siebu, 1968 Eligjah Siwila, 1968 Billy Sleeth, Charles Sletten, Anthony Smith, Jon Smith, Robert Smith, 1969 Ben Somoza, Mark Stoppler, James Stottlemyre, 1970 Steve Stout, Bernd Strom, Dan Strom, 1978 Gerd Strom, T Zac Tallman, Mitchell Thomas, 1991 Ed Tonkin, Perry Travis, Jeremy Turnbull, V Richard Valore, Peter Van de Ven, Richard Van Hersett, Dan Vaughn, Jim Vaughn, Jud Virden, Norman Virgus, 1968 James Volpentest, W Craig Waibel, Dan Waltman, Robert Walyor, William Whipple, 1968 Chris Whitworth, Brett Wiesner, Mark Willey, 1977 Tad Willoughby, Chris Wolff, Todd Woodhouse, Y Han Yi, Jon Yourkoski, 1992 Z Alexander Zahajko Jr., 1967 Thomas Zahniser, 1970 Joseph Zohn, player records unavailable Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HUSKY SOCCER HISTORY FORMER UW PLAYERS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER Former Huskies Joe Franchino (left), currently with the New England Revolution, battles Chad McCarty, then with the Tampa Bay Mutiny.

Player (Last Year at UW) Team League Tim Babcock (1991) Seattle SeaDogs CISL Rees Bettinger (1999) Seattle Sounders A-League Tom Bialek (1987) Seattle Sounders A League Jason Boyce (1997) Miami

Seattle Sounders A League * Ryan Edwards (1997) Seattle Sounders A League Jason Farrell (1990) Columbus Crew MLS *Greg Foisie (2001) Seattle Sounders A League Ward Forrest (1975) Seattle Sounders

(1989) Wichita Wings NPSL * Dusty Hudock (1993) Charleston Battery A League * Scott Jenkins (1995) Seattle Sounders A League *Zach Kingsley (2001) Colorado Rapids MLS Jeff Koch (1988) Seattle Storm

27 HUSKY SOCCER HISTORY FORMER UW PLAYERS IN PROFESSIONAL SOCCER Former Huskies Joe Franchino (left), currently with the New England Revolution, battles Chad McCarty, then with the Tampa Bay Mutiny. Brandon Prideaux won a Major League Soccer championship with Kansas City Wizards. Player (Last Year at UW) Team League Tim Babcock (1991) Seattle SeaDogs CISL Rees Bettinger (1999) Seattle Sounders A-League Tom Bialek (1987) Seattle Sounders A League Jason Boyce (1997) Miami Fusion MLS Cliff Brown (1977) Seattle Sounders NASL Denny Buck (1976) Seattle Sounders NASL Mike Casale (2000) Seattle Sounders A-League John Cowmey (1995) SF Bay Seals A League James Dunn (1990) Seattle Sounders A League * Ryan Edwards (1997) Seattle Sounders A League Jason Farrell (1990) Columbus Crew MLS *Greg Foisie (2001) Seattle Sounders A League Ward Forrest (1975) Seattle Sounders NASL *Joe Franchino (1997) New England Revolution MLS John Goldingay (1968) Seattle Sounders NASL *Wes Hart (1999) Colorado Rapids MLS *Aaron Heinzen (2002) Portland Timbers A League Eddie Henderson (1989) Wichita Wings NPSL * Dusty Hudock (1993) Charleston Battery A League * Scott Jenkins (1995) Seattle Sounders A League *Zach Kingsley (2001) Colorado Rapids MLS Jeff Koch (1988) Seattle Storm APSL Jon Marshall (1993) Colorado Foxes A League Bill May (1997) Seattle Sounders A League * Chad McCarty (1997) Columbus Crew MLS Paul Mendes (1976) Seattle Sounders NASL Doug Morrill (1992) Seattle Sounders A League Shannon Murray (1992) Seattle SeaDogs CISL *Viet Nguyen (1998) Seattle Sounders A League Rolf Norton (1990) Seattle Storm APSL * Brandon Prideaux (1997) DC United MLS * Bryn Ritchie (2001) Portland Timbers A League * Ian Russell (1997) San Jose Earthquakes MLS * Jake Sagare (2001) Portland Timbers A League Chris Sarver (1991) Colorado Foxes A League *Billy Sleeth (2001) Colorado Rapids MLS Ben Somoza Portland Timbers A League Bernd Strom (1989) Portland Timbers APSL Peter Van de Ven (1998) Orange County Wave A League Dan Vaughn (1976) Memphis Rogues NASL * Craig Waibel (1999) San Jose Earthquakes MLS Chris Whitworth (1975) Tacoma Tide APSL Todd Woodhouse (1994) Seattle SeaDogs CISL *active player italics indicate player coached by Dean Wurzberger at UW APSL American Professional Soccer League CISL Continental Indoor Soccer League MLS Major League Soccer Ian Russell helped the San Jose Earthquakes to the 2001 MLS title Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 27

HUSKY HONOR ROLL NSCAA All-America (6) 1989: Eddie Henderson, F (third) 1992: Dusty Hudock, GK (second) 1997: Jason Boyce, F (second) 1999: Wes Hart, MF (second) 2000: Bryn Ritchie, D (second) 2001:

Van de Ven, GK (first) 1999: Wes Hart, MF (first) 2000: Bryn Ritchie, D (second) CoSIDA District 8 Academic All- America (2) 2000: Bryn Ritchie, D (first team) 2001: Bryn Ritchie, D (second team)

28 HUSKY HONOR ROLL NSCAA All-America (6) 1989: Eddie Henderson, F (third) 1992: Dusty Hudock, GK (second) 1997: Jason Boyce, F (second) 1999: Wes Hart, MF (second) 2000: Bryn Ritchie, D (second) 2001: Bryn Ritchie, D (third) NSCAA/adidas National Scholar- Athlete of the Year (1) 2001: Bryn Ritchie, D NSCAA Academic All-America (5) 1997: Bill May, GK (first); Brandon Prideaux, D (first) 1998: Peter Van de Ven, GK (first) 1999: Wes Hart, MF (first) 2000: Bryn Ritchie, D (second) CoSIDA District 8 Academic All- America (2) 2000: Bryn Ritchie, D (first team) 2001: Bryn Ritchie, D (second team) College Soccer Weekly On-Line All-American (3) 1998: Wes Hart, F (hm); Peter Van de Ven, GK (hm) 1999: Wes Hart, MF (second) Umbro Elite 16 College Soccer All-Star (1) 1997: Joe Franchino, MF Umbro Division I All-Star (3) 1997: Jason Boyce, F; Bill May, GK 1999: Wes Hart, MF Soccer America All-Freshman (1) 1996: Rees Bettinger, F 2001: C.J. Klaas, MF NSCAA/adidas Division I All-Far West Region (18) 1980: Mike McMonigle, MF (HM) 1988: John Hamel, MF (second); Eddie Henderson, F (second) 1992: Dusty Hudock, GK (first); Jon Marshall, MF (first); Erik Penner, F (first) 1994: John Cowmey, MF (third); Ian Russell, F (third) 1995: Jason Boyce, F (second); John Cowmey, MF (third); Chad McCarty, D (third) 1998: Matt Annis, MF (second); Rees Bettinger, F (third); Wes Hart, F (first); Viet Nguyen, F (second); Craig Waibel, D (third) 1999: Wes Hart, MF (first) 2001: Bryn Ritchie, D (first), Ben Somoza, MF (second) 2002: C.J. Klaas, MF (second) Academic All-Far West Region (2) 1992: Doug Morrill, D (first); Steve Stout, D (second) adidas Far West Region Scholar-Athlete (1) 1994: Erik Penner, F (first) Far West Region Coach of the Year (2) 1996: Dean Wurzberger 1998: Dean Wurzberger All-Pac-10 Conference (22) 2002: C.J. Klaas, so. (first team),brett Wiesner, so. (second team), Aaron Heinzen, sr. (honorable mention), Zac Tallman, sr. (honorable mention), Seth Marsh, jr. (honorable mention) 2001: Greg Foisie, sr. (honorable mention), Zach Kingsley, sr. (second team), C.J. Klaas, fr. (second team), Chad Olsen, jr. (honorable mention), Bryn Ritchie, sr. (first team), Jake Sagare, sr. (honorable mention), Billy Sleeth, sr. (second team), Benjamin Somoza, sr. (first team) 2000: Kai Carroll (honorable mention), Mike Casale (second team), Mark Hogenhout (second team), Zach Kingsley (honorable mention), Chad Olsen (honorable mention), Bryn Ritchie (first team), Jake Sagare (honorable mention), Billy Sleeth (second team), Benjamin Somoza (first team) All-Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Mountain Div. (44) 1992: Dusty Hudock, GK (first); Jon Marshall, MF (first); Erik Penner, F (first); Doug Morrill, D (second); Charles Sletten, MF (second) 1993: Dusty Hudock, GK (first); Jon Marshall, MF (first); Chuck Sletten, MF (second) 1994: Jason Boyce, F (first); Ian Russell, F (first) 1995: Jason Boyce, F (first); John Cowmey, MF (first); Chris Wolff, D (first); Ryan Edwards, MF (second); Chad McCarty, D (second) 1996: Rees Bettinger, F (first); Jason Boyce, MF (first); Joe Franchino, MF (first); Chad McCarty, D (first); Brandon Prideaux, D (first); Joel Hurd, D (HM); Bill May, GK (HM); Morgan McCoy, D (HM); Ian Russell, MF (HM) 1997: Rees Bettinger, F (first); Jason Boyce, F (first); Joe Franchino, MF (first); Chad McCarty, D (first); Brandon Prideaux, D (first); Ian Russell, MF (first); Matt Annis, MF (HM); Bill May, GK (HM); Chris Wolff, MF (HM) 1998: Matt Annis, MF (first); Rees Bettinger, F (second); Wes Hart, F (first); Morgan McCoy, D (second); Viet Nguyen, F (first); Craig Waibel, D (first); Chris Wolff, MF (second); Peter Van de Ven, GK (first) 1999: Wes Hart, F (first); Morgan McCoy, D (first); Benjamin Somoza, MF (second) Academic All-MPSF (14) 1995: Ryan Edwards, MF; Kyle Godat, D; Scott Jenkins, D; Bill May, GK; Bryan McNiel, D; Viet Nguyen, MF; Brandon Prideaux, D National Scholar-Athlete of the Year Bryn Ritchie All-American Eddie Henderson All-American Dusty Hudock Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

HUSKY HONOR ROLL 1999: Rees Bettinger, F; Mike Casale, D/MF; Wes Hart, MF; Kris Hollingshead, MF; Bryn Ritchie, F; Jake Sagare, F; Benjamin Somoza, MF Academic All-Pac-10 (14) 2000: Mike Casale

(second team), Ben Somoza (first team) 2002: Troy Ready (first team), Kyle Fukuchi (first team), Casey Armstrong (second team), Joe Birklid (second team), Daniel Waltman (second team) MPSF Mountain

the Year (3) 1992: Dean Wurzberger 1996: Dean Wurzberger 1999: Dean Wurzberger Pac-10 Freshman of the Year (1) 2001: C.J.

29 HUSKY HONOR ROLL 1999: Rees Bettinger, F; Mike Casale, D/MF; Wes Hart, MF; Kris Hollingshead, MF; Bryn Ritchie, F; Jake Sagare, F; Benjamin Somoza, MF Academic All-Pac-10 (14) 2000: Mike Casale (first team), Chad Olsen (first team), Bryn Ritchie (first team), Jake Sagare (second team), Benjamin Somoza (second team) 2001: Chad Olsen, (first team), Bryn Ritchie (first team), Jake Sagare (second team), Ben Somoza (first team) 2002: Troy Ready (first team), Kyle Fukuchi (first team), Casey Armstrong (second team), Joe Birklid (second team), Daniel Waltman (second team) MPSF Mountain Division Player of the Year (4) 1992: Dusty Hudock, GK 1996: Jason Boyce, F 1997: Jason Boyce, F 1999: Wes Hart, MF MPSF Coach of the Year (1) 1998: Dean Wurzberger MPSF Mountain Division Coach of the Year (3) 1992: Dean Wurzberger 1996: Dean Wurzberger 1999: Dean Wurzberger Pac-10 Freshman of the Year (1) 2001: C.J. Klaas, MF Pac-10 Player of the Week (3) 2000: Bryn Ritchie (10/10), Benjamin Somoza (10/17), Kai Carroll (11/17) 2001: Bryn Ritchie (9/4), C.J. Klaas (10/7) MPSF Player of the Week (9) 1996: Jason Boyce (9/16); Joe Franchino (9/30); Rees Bettinger (11/4) 1997: Jason Boyce (9/29) 1998: Craig Waibel (9/29); Wes Hart (10/13); Rees Bettinger (10/27); Chris Wolff (11/16) 1999: Wes Hart (10/26) Soccer America Team of the Week (13) 1996: Jason Boyce (9/10); Joe Franchino (10/1); Rees Bettinger (11/5) 1997: Rees Bettinger (10/19); Jason Boyce (9/29); Ian Russell (10/27); Chris Wolff (11/3) 1998: Rees Bettinger (10/28); Viet Nguyen (10/13); Craig Waibel (9/8); Chris Wolff (11/17) 1999: Wes Hart (10/26); Jake Sagare (11/16) 2001: Bryn Ritchie (9/4) All-Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (89) 1969: Terry Brown, MF (first); Mike Jones, GK (first); Alex McLane, D (first); Hilmi Milud, MF (first); Bob Smith, D (first); Joe Zohn, F (first) 1971: Don Burke, F (first); Tom Moore, MF (first); Tom Owens, D (first) 1972: Phil Davis, F (first); Ed Fillion, GK (first); Ward Forrest, F (first); Ed Tonkin, D (first); Chris Whitworth, D (first) 1973: A.J. Callan, D (first); Tage Christiansen, MF (first); Paul Mendes, MF (first); Chris Whitworth, D (first); Ed Tonkin, D (HM) 1974: Paul Mendes, MF (first); Bob Waylor, D (first) 1975: David Chesler, MF (first); Dick Valore, D (first); Dan Vaughn, F (first); Denny Buck, GK (HM) 1976: David Chesler, MF (first); Paul Mendes, MF (first); Dick Valore, D (first); Dan Vaughn, F (first); Bob Waylor, D (first) 1977: Cliff Brown, GK (first) 1978: Ian Keenan, D (first); Bob Ramsey, MF (first); Mike Browne, F (second); Paul Retchless, F (second) 1979: Mike Browne, F (first); Steve Englebrick, D (first); Judd Virdon, MF (first); Mike Barbarick, GK (second); Paul Retchless, F (second) 1980: Paul Retchless, F (first); Tad Willoughby, F (first); Mike Barbarick, GK (second); Steve Englebrick, D (first); Mike McMonigle, MF (second) 1981: Mike Enneking, F (first); Mike McMonigle, MF (first); Tad Willoughby, F (first); Mark Schuur, GK (second) 1982: Steve Englebrick, D (first); Mike Enneking, F (first); Mike Park, MF (first); Mark Schuur, GK (first); Tad Willoughby, F (first) 1983: Mike Enneking, F (first); Ken Fuegmann, MF (first); Mike Park, F (first); Jeff Russ, D (first); Mark Stoppler, D (first) 1984: Craig Beeson, F (first); Craig Christopherson, GK (first); Ken Fuegmann, MF (first); Jeff Russ, D (first) 1985: Craig Beeson, F (first); Craig Christopherson, GK (first); Daryl Green, D (first); James Hodgson, MF (first); Phil Carson, F (second); John Hamel, MF (second) 1986: Craig Beeson, F (first); Daryl Green, MF (first); Rick Blubaugh, D (second); Craig Christopherson, GK (second); John Hamel, MF (second) 1987: Craig Beeson, F (first); Rick Blubaugh, D (first); Daryl Green, MF (first); John Hamel, MF (second) 1988: Jeff Aumell, MF (first); John Hamel, MF (first); Eddie Henderson, F (first); Glenn Howell, F (first) 1989: David Berto, F (first); Eddie Henderson, F (first); Bernd Strom, MF (first) 1990: Glenn Howell, F (first); Danny Oliver, D (first); Chris Sarver, MF (first) 1991: Chris Sarver, MF (first) NCSC Player of the Year (1) 1987: Craig Beeson, F NCSC Coach of the Year (5) 1972: Mike Ryan 1973: Mike Ryan 1982: Frank Gallo 1983: Denny Buck 1985: Ron Carter UW Male Athlete of the Year (1) 1992: Steve Stout, D Academic All-American Brandon Prideaux All-American Wes Hart Academic All-American Bill May 2003 Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 29

HUSKY SCHOOL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL... TEAM GOALS Game... 6, Bruce Walyor vs. Puget Sound, 9/27/72... 12, vs. Gonzaga, 11/8/86; Evergreen State, 10/14/80; Pacific Lutheran, 9/27/78 Season.

.. 34, Jason Boyce, 1994-97 TOTAL POINTS Game... 12, Bruce Walyor vs. Puget Sound, 9/27/72... 33 vs. Gonzaga, 9/19/87 Season... 47, Craig Beeson, 1987... 221, 1981 Career.

30 HUSKY SCHOOL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL... TEAM GOALS Game... 6, Bruce Walyor vs. Puget Sound, 9/27/ , vs. Gonzaga, 11/8/86; Evergreen State, 10/14/80; Pacific Lutheran, 9/27/78 Season... 19, Craig Beeson, , 1975 Career... 53, Craig Beeson, ASSISTS Game... 4, Eric Guise vs. Whitworth, 10/7/ vs. Gonzaga, 9/19/87 Season... 15, Wes Hart, , 1981 Career... 34, Jason Boyce, TOTAL POINTS Game... 12, Bruce Walyor vs. Puget Sound, 9/27/ vs. Gonzaga, 9/19/87 Season... 47, Craig Beeson, , 1981 Career , Craig Beeson, SAVES Game... 13, Mark Schuur vs. Simon Fraser, 10/24/ vs. Simon Fraser, 10/24/81 Season , Rolf Norton, , 1986 Career , Craig Christopherson, SHUTOUTS Season... 14, Mark Schuur, , 1982; 1980 Career... 34, Mark Schuur, GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Season , Dusty Hudock (11 GA, 1,993 min.) (9 GA, 1,800 min.) 1980 Career , Mark Schuur (29 GA, 4,700 min.) Dusty Hudock (left) holds the second best UW season mark for goals against average with a 0.50, and he stands third on the all-time list. Eric Guise (left) dished off four assists against Whitworth in 1986 to establish the Husky singlegame record. SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS GOALS 1. Craig Beeson, Ken Garrett, David Berto, Mike Enneking, Dan Vaughn, Dan Vaughn, Jason Boyce, Erik Penner, Mike Park, Ward Forrest, ASSISTS 1. Wes Hart, Jason Boyce, Ian Keenan, Jason Boyce, Jason Boyce, Tim Lawson, Eddie Henderson, Craig Beeson, Daryl Green, Eric Guise, John Klein, Mike Park, TOTAL POINTS 1. Craig Beeson, David Berto, Mike Enneking, Mike Park, Ken Garrett, Erik Penner, Dan Vaughn, Eric Guise, Jason Boyce, Mike Enneking, Dan Vaughn, SAVES 1. Rolf Norton, Brian Fry, Rolf Norton, Craig Christopherson, Jeff Koch, Bill May, Mark Schuur, Dusty Hudock, Dusty Hudock, Dusty Hudock, *GOALS AGAINST AVG. 1. Mike Barbarick, Dusty Hudock, Bill May, Mark Schuur, Mark Schuur, Mark Schuur, Cliff Brown, Bill May, Peter Van de Ven, Jeff Koch, * For goals against average consideration, keeper must have played a minimum of 800 minutes for single-season and 3,000 minutes for career. SHUTOUTS 1. Mark Schuur, Mark Schuur, Bill May, Peter Van de Ven, Dusty Hudock, Jeff Koch, Chad Olsen Rolf Norton, Craig Christopherson, Craig Christopherson, Mark Schuur, CAREER LEADERS GOALS 1. Craig Beeson, Dan Vaughn, Mike Enneking, Erik Penner, John Klein, Jason Boyce, Ward Forrest, Rees Bettinger, Mike Park, Eddie Henderson, ASSISTS 1. Jason Boyce, John Klein, Mike Enneking, Mike Park, Tad Willoughby, Daryl Green, Ken Fuegmann, Ben Somoza, Ian Russell, Eddie Henderson, TOTAL POINTS 1. Craig Beeson, Mike Enneking, Dan Vaughn, Jason Boyce, John Klein, Erik Penner, Mike Park, Eddie Henderson, Ian Russell, Ward Forrest, SAVES 1. Craig Christopherson, Bill May, Dusty Hudock, Rolf Norton, Mark Schuur, *GOALS AGAINST AVG. 1. Mark Schuur, Bill May, Dusty Hudock, Craig Christopherson, Rolf Norton, SHUTOUTS 1. Mark Schuur, Craig Christopherson, Bill May, Dusty Hudock, Jeff Koch, Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

YEARLY STATISTICAL LEADERS HUSKY SOCCER HISTORY YEAR GOALS ASSISTS TOTAL POINTS SAVES GAA SHUTOUTS 1963... Thor Mjoen... 5 not available... Thor Mjoen... 10 not available... not available... not available... 1964.

.. Mjoen, Zahajko... 5 not available... Mjoen, Zahajko... 10 not available... not available... not available... 1967... John Scott... 10 not available... John Scott... 21 not available... not available... not available... 1968.

.. Joe Zohn... 4 not available... Joe Zohn... 8 not available... not available... not available... 1971... Tom Moore... 13 not available... Tom Moore... 26 not available... not available... not available... 1972.

31 YEARLY STATISTICAL LEADERS HUSKY SOCCER HISTORY YEAR GOALS ASSISTS TOTAL POINTS SAVES GAA SHUTOUTS Thor Mjoen... 5 not available... Thor Mjoen not available... not available... not available Milan Stolarik... 9 not available... Milan Stolarik not available... not available... not available not available... not available... not available... not available... not available... not available Mjoen, Zahajko... 5 not available... Mjoen, Zahajko not available... not available... not available John Scott not available... John Scott not available... not available... not available John Goldingay... 5 not available... John Goldingay not available... not available... not available Hilmi Milud... 5 not available... Hilmi Milud not available... not available... not available Joe Zohn... 4 not available... Joe Zohn... 8 not available... not available... not available Tom Moore not available... Tom Moore not available... not available... not available Ward Forrest not available... Ward Forrest not available... not available... not available Ken Garrett not available... Ken Garrett not available... not available... not available Vaughn, Betts... 9 Ward Forrest... 4 Dan Vaughn not available... not available... not available Dan Vaughn Valore, Vaughn... 3 Dan Vaughn not available... not available... not available Dan Vaughn Doug Buck... 5 Dan Vaughn Cliff Brown Cliff Brown Denny Buck Dan Vaughn John Graves... 6 Dan Vaughn not available... not available... not available Mike Browne Browne, Ramsey... 5 Mike Browne not available... not available... not available Paul Retchless... 9 Graves, Retchless... 4 Paul Retchless not available... not available... not available... Rauen, Willoughby Scott Gibson Enneking... 6 Scott Gibson Mark Schuur Mike Barbarick Mark Schuur... 6 Retchless, Virden Mike Park Ian Keenan Mike Park Mark Schuur Mark Schuur Mark Schuur Mike Enneking John Klein... 9 Mike Enneking Mark Schuur Mark Schuur Mark Schuur John Klein Enneking, Klein... 8 John Klein C. Christopherson C. Christopherson C. Christopherson Craig Beeson John Klein... 7 John Klein C. Christopherson C. Christopherson C. Christopherson Craig Beeson Greg Shugarts... 6 Craig Beeson C. Christopherson C. Christopherson C. Christopherson Beeson, Guise Eric Guise... 9 Eric Guise C. Christopherson C. Christopherson C. Christopherson Craig Beeson Beeson, Green... 9 Craig Beeson Jeff Koch Jeff Koch Jeff Koch Eddie Henderson Berto, Hamel... 6 Eddie Henderson Jeff Koch Jeff Koch Jeff Koch David Berto Eddie Henderson... 9 David Berto Rolf Norton Rolf Norton Rolf Norton Glenn Howell... 9 Chris Sarver... 7 Glenn Howell Rolf Norton Rolf Norton Rolf Norton Murray, Penner... 7 Aune, Penner... 4 Erik Penner Dusty Hudock Dusty Hudock Dusty Hudock Erik Penner Cowmey, Penner... 6 Erik Penner Dusty Hudock Dusty Hudock Dusty Hudock Erik Penner Penner, Sletten... 3 Erik Penner Dusty Hudock Dusty Hudock Dusty Hudock Ian Russell... 9 Jason Boyce... 9 Ian Russell Bill May Bill May John Edmonston Jason Boyce... 9 Jason Boyce Jason Boyce Bill May Bill May Bill May Rees Bettinger Jason Boyce Bettinger, Boyce Bill May Bill May Bill May Jason Boyce Tim Lawson... 9 Jason Boyce Bill May Bill May Bill May Matt Annis Wes Hart Wes Hart Peter Van de Ven Peter Van de Ven Peter Van de Ven Kai Carroll... 7 Ben Somoza... 8 Kai Carroll James Dickinson Chad Olsen Chad Olsen Kai Carroll... 8 Ben Somoza... 8 Ben Somoza Chad Olsen Chad Olsen Chad Olsen Ben Somoza, Greg... 5 Ben Somoza... 7 Ben Somoza Chad Olsen Chad Olsen Chad Olsen Foisie, Zach Kingsley 2002 Brett Wiesner... 7 Seth Marsh... 5 Brett Wiesner Daniel Waltman Daniel Waltman Daniel Waltman Chris Eylander Ben Somoza was the Huskies leader in assists in each of his last three seasons at the UW. Craig Beeson still holds school records for goals in a season (19) and a career (53). Four-year starter Craig Christopherson is the UW career leader in saves Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide 31

2003 OPPONENTS UNLV AUG. 30 PORTLAND NIKE INVITATIONAL Location:... Las Vegas, Nev. Facility:.. Peter Johann Memorial Field Nickname:... Rebels Conference:... Mountain Pacific Sports.

.. (702) 895-0989 SID E-Mail:... marlene.navor@ccmail.nevada.edu Web Site:... www.unlvrebels.com OAKLAND SEPT. 1 PORTLAND NIKE INVITATIONAL Location:... Rochester, Mich. Facility:... OU Field Nickname:.

.. (248) 370-3123 SID Fax:... (248) 370-4056 SID E-Mail:... pvdisanz@oakland.edu Web Site:... www.ougrizzlies.com PORTLAND SEPT. 6 SEATTLE, WASH. Location:... Portland, Ore. Facility:... Harry A.

.. Jason Brough SID Phone:... (503) 943-7439 SID Fax:... (503) 943-7242 SID E-Mail:... brough@up.edu Web Site:... www.up.edu/athletics MICHIGAN SEPT. 19 MARQUETTE INVITATIONAL Location:.

.. 0-0-0 Soccer SID:... Gene Skidmore SID Phone:... (734) 647-4237 SID Fax:... (734) 647-4237 SID E-Mail:... gskidz@umich.edu Web Site:... www.mgoblue.com MARQUETTE SEPT.

32 2003 OPPONENTS UNLV AUG. 30 PORTLAND NIKE INVITATIONAL Location:... Las Vegas, Nev. Facility:.. Peter Johann Memorial Field Nickname:... Rebels Conference:... Mountain Pacific Sports... Federation 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Barry Barto Series Record: Soccer SID:... Marlene Navor SID Phone:... (702) SID Fax:... (702) SID ... Web Site:... OAKLAND SEPT. 1 PORTLAND NIKE INVITATIONAL Location:... Rochester, Mich. Facility:... OU Field Nickname:... Golden Grizzlies Conference:... Mid Continent 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Gary Parsons Series Record: Soccer SID:... Peter Di Sanza SID Phone:... (248) SID Fax:... (248) SID ... pvdisanz@oakland.edu Web Site:... PORTLAND SEPT. 6 SEATTLE, WASH. Location:... Portland, Ore. Facility:... Harry A. Merlo Field Nickname:... Pilots Conference:... West Coast Conference 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Clive Charles Series Record: Soccer SID:... Jason Brough SID Phone:... (503) SID Fax:... (503) SID ... brough@up.edu Web Site:... MICHIGAN SEPT. 19 MARQUETTE INVITATIONAL Location:... Ann Arbor, Mich. Facility:... Elbel Field, Varsity Field Nickname:... Wolverines Conference:... Big Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Steve Burns Series Record: Soccer SID:... Gene Skidmore SID Phone:... (734) SID Fax:... (734) SID ... gskidz@umich.edu Web Site:... MARQUETTE SEPT. 21 MARQUETTE INVITATIONAL Location:... Milwaukee, Wis. Facility:... Valley Fields Nickname:... Golden Eagles Conference:... Conference USA 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Steve Adlard Series Record: Soccer SID:... Blain Fowler SID Phone:... (414) SID Fax:... (414) SID ... blain.fowler@marquette.edu Web Site:... KENTUCKY SEPT. 26 HUSKY FEVER CLASSIC Location:... Lexington, Ky. Facility:... UK Soccer Complex Nickname:... Wildcats Conference:... Mid-American 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Ian Collins Series Record: Soccer SID:... Chris Weinman SID Phone:... (859) SID Fax:... (859) mcwein2@ .uky.edu Web Site:... SOUTH CAROLINA SEPT. 28 HUSKY FEVER CLASSIC Location:... Columbia, S.C. Facility:... Eugene E. Stone III Stadium Nickname:... Gamecocks Conference:... Independent 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Mark Berson Series Record: Soccer SID:... Julie Long SID Phone:... (803) SID Fax:... (803) SID ... stcyr@gwm.sc.edu Web Site:... FRESNO STATE OCT. 3 NOV. 9 Location:... Fresno, Calif. Facility:... Bulldog Stadium Nickname:... Bulldogs Conference:... Pacific Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Dave Chesler Series Record: Soccer SID:... Darren Moradian SID Phone:... (559) SID Fax:... (559) SID dmoradian@csufresno.edu Web Site:... UCLA OCT. 5 NOV. 7 Location:... Los Angeles, Calif. Facility:... Drake Stadium Nickname:... Bruins Conference:... Pacific Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Tom Fitzgerald Series Record: Soccer SID:... Liza David SID Phone:... (310) SID Fax:... (310) SID . ldavid@athletics.ucla.edu Web Site:... CALIFORNIA OCT. 10 NOV. 2 Location:... Berkeley, Calif. Facility:... Edwards Stadium Nickname:... Golden Bears Conference:... Pacific Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Kevin Grimes Series Record: Soccer SID:... Jonathan Palay SID Phone:... (510) SID Fax:... (510) jmpalay@uclink.berkeley.edu Web Site:... STANFORD OCT. 12 OCT. 31 Location:... Palo Alto, Calif. Facility:... Maloney Field Nickname:... Cardinal Conference:... Pacific Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Bret Simon Series Record: Soccer SID:... Kyle McRae SID Phone: SID Fax: SID . kyle.mcrae@stanford.edu Web Site:... OREGON STATE OCT. 1 NOV. 16 Location:... Corvallis, Ore. Facility:... Wayne Valley Stadium Nickname:... Beavers Conference:... Pacific Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Dana Taylor Series Record: Soccer SID:... Travis Lahman SID Phone: SID Fax: SID ... travis.lahman@orst.edu Web Site:... GONZAGA OCT. 26 SEATTLE, WASH. Location:... Spokane, Wash. Facility:... Martin Field Nickname:... Bulldogs; Zags Conference:... West Coast 2002 Record: Conf. Record: Head Coach:... Einar Thorarinsson Series Record: Soccer SID:... Oliver Pierce SID Phone: SID Fax: SID piece@athletics.gonzaga.edu Web Site: Husky Men s Soccer Media Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS. General Information Quick Facts Preview HUSKY QUICK FACTS School... University of Washington Location... Seattle, Wash. Mailing Address... 229 Graves Building, Box 354070... Seattle, WA 98195 Founded... Nov. 4, 1861 Enrollment... 42,000 (31,474