THE UNIVERSITY. ESU - In its 117th Year of Service. ESU At A Glance. Providing High-Quality, Higher Education

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1 EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY hips Jerry S esk 400 C h a areer Wins, 15 PS AC C hamp ions go Danny Dra n ll-america A e Two-tim of PENNSYLVANIA Toric Robinson Three-time All-PSAC Matt Freed All-American Consensus 2009 Men s Soccer

2 THE UNIVERSITY ESU At A Glance Location East Stroudsburg, Pa. President Dr. Robert J. Dillman Member Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education System Chancellor. Dr. John C. Cavanaugh Founded Enrollment ,200 (includes 5,900 undergraduates) Athletics Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference PSAC.... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference School Colors Red and Black Team Nickname Warriors Athletic Director Dr. Tom Gioglio Associate Athletic Director Dr. Carey Snyder Academic Coordinator Nancy Jo Greenawalt ngreenawalt@po-box.esu.edu Director of Multicultural Affairs Danelle McClanahan Men s Soccer Office Sports Information Greg Knowlden gknowlden@po-box.esu.edu Fax Warriors Hotline Web Site Key Campus Numbers Admissions Financial Aid East Stroudsburg University is nestled in the Pocono Mountains, which offer yearround outdoor recreation of all sorts for sports enthusiasts. From hiking in the fall to biking in the spring to swimming, golfing and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, skiing or tubing in the winter, there is plenty to do at any time of the year. Throw in shopping, great restaurants and plenty of attractions and there is something for everyone, no matter the season. ESU is located approximately 75 miles west of New York City, 85 miles northeast of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. The campus is 1/4 mile from exit 08, Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect Street. To Reach Eiler-Martin Stadium One block after the first light turn right on Centre Street. Stay on the road past one stop sign and the stadium will be in front of you. Men s Soccer Office, First Floor, Koehler Fieldhouse Take right at the first light on East Brown Street. Go up the hill 6/10th of a mile, take the first left onto Smith Street. The fieldhouse is on the left on the corner of Smith and Normal streets. The Warren E. and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, a $40 million state-of-the-art facility, was dedicated in September Providing High-Quality, Higher Education ESU - In its 117th Year of Service Founded in 189 as a Normal School, East Stroudsburg University has been offering quality higher education to the citizens of Pennsylvania for more than a century. With an enrollment of more than 7,200 students, ESU has a strong commitment to academic excellence. Teacher education, the health sciences and programs associated with science and technology are just a few examples of fields of study experiencing unprecedented growth in enrollment. With the university s unique programs in such areas as computer technology, bio-technology, chemical bio-technology and art and design, ESU is poised to offer its students another century of academic excellence. The new $40 million Science and Technology Center, a state-of-the-art facility, is the first new major academic building at ESU since 1979 and is in its second year of service in the academic year. The Center features a planetarium, a rooftop observatory, and a wildlife museum of natural history, as well as research, classroom and office space for diverse departments from the sciences and mathematics to computer science. The university has recently invested over $10 million dollars in safety and other improvement projects associated with storm water management and campus beautification. The campus consists of 6 buildings on 21 acres and boasts a student-to-teacher ratio of 21 to 1. More than 2,100 students reside in eight residence halls. The university also offers apartment-style housing for another 200 students and has added accommodations for an additional 540 students with the addition of University Ridge, a student apartment complex located adjacent to campus. Approximately 74 percent of the students receive some form of financial aid, including scholarships, loans and grants. The academic year will mark the university s 117th year of operation and the school has approximately 2,000 alumni. ESU, like many other public colleges and universities across the country, started as a normal school, a professional school for the training of teachers. ESU History East Stroudsburg Normal School was founded to serve students in the state s normal school fourth district and had 20 students enrolled when classes started on September 4, 189. In 1926 after the state assumed control of the school, the original name was changed to East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. The school became East Stroudsburg State College in 1960 to reflect the school s expanded curriculum with liberal arts programs and graduate degrees. In July 198, the Pennsylvania General Assembly established the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education consisting of 14 universities and East Stroudsburg University was born as a comprehensive regional institution.

3 Table of Contents The University IFC ESU at a Glance ESU Administrators Eiler-Martin Stadium Student-Athlete Center for Excellence The Coaching Staff Head Coach Jerry Sheska Assistant Coaches The 2009 Warriors 2009 Outlook Roster Player Profiles The 2008 Season PSAC Standings/Statistics Game-by-Game Results Statistics Men s Soccer History 2000 Final Four Team Photo Program History Year-by-Year Record School Records All-Americans All-Time Lettermen IBC 2009 ESU MEN S SOCCER GUIDE Senior forward Toric Robinson is a three-time All-PSAC selection and enters the season with six goals and 24 assists. The 2009 Men s Soccer Guide Credits The 2009 ESU Men s Soccer Guide is published by the Sports Information Office. GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR On the Cover: Head coach Jerry Sheska and seniors Danny Drago and Toric Robinson Cover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos: Jeff Phillips. Photography Assistance: John Bender, Perry Hebard Editing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda Friday and Sheree Watson All information in this guide is current as of August 21, 2009 East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: Director of Diversity & Campus Mediation, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg PA 1801 or call (570) For special accomodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Men s Soccer Guide, contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) East Stroudsburg University at a Glance School Colors: Red and Black Team Nickname: Warriors Head Men s Soccer Coach: Jerry Sheska Phone: jsheska@po-box.esu.edu Asst. Men s Soccer Coaches: Joe Heitczman, Patrick Long, Erik Buksa and Tom Mustac Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Phone: tgioglio@po-box.esu.edu Men s Soccer Athletic Trainer: Colleen Shotwell Equipment Manager: Art Kroll Web Site: Hotline: Sports Information Director: Greg Knowlden Phone: (Office) (Office Fax) (Cell) gknowlden@po-box.esu.edu ESU offers 21 NCAA sports Men s Sports (9): Soccer, football, cross country, basketball, wrestling, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, baseball, tennis Women s Sports (12): Soccer, field hockey, volleyball, cross country, golf, swimming, basketball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, softball, tennis, lacrosse ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide 1

4 ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Robert J. Dillman President Dr. Tom Gioglio Athletic Director Dr. Carey Snyder Associate Athletic Director Dr. Robert J. Dillman, president of East Stroudsburg University since 1996, has initiated ambitious enhancements that will chart the institution s success into the future. Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in athletics and serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the PSAC. Numerous new undergraduate and graduate degree programs have been added and academic accreditations achieved during Dr. Dillman s 1-year tenure at ESU. Eiler-Martin Stadium has undergone major upgrades under the president s direction. FieldTurf was installed last summer to give ESU a durable, all-weather surface at one of the premier venues in the PSAC. Lights were installed in the spring of 2007 and night games were played for the first time in school history, and the track was resurfaced and expanded to eight lanes in The president has spearheaded several building projects at ESU, including: the state-of-the-art $44 million Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, the first new major academic building at ESU since 1979 which opened for the fall 2008 semester; a student Recreation Center; the Ahnert Alumni Center, which houses the University Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations; University Ridge, a 10 building apartmentstyle student housing complex; and a Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (currently under construction) that will result in an economic impact of $57 million in Monroe County. Other campus capital improvements include an admissions center addition in the Reibman Administration Building and a major safety, storm water management and beautification project that was completed last summer. While in college, Dillman competed in four sports soccer, baseball, basketball and track & field at SUNY New Paltz. Dr. Dillman came to ESU from Fairmont (W.V.) State where he was president for eight years. He earned a master s degree at Penn State University and a Ph.D from Clark University, both in geography. Dr. Tom Gioglio is in his sixth year as the Director of Athletics at East Stroudsburg University and is responsible for providing leadership of an athletic department which sponsors 21 teams with over 500 student-athletes and a staff of over 60. Athletic facility renovations under Gioglio include the installation of FieldTurf at Eiler-Martin Stadium and Whitenight Field, lighting, outdoor track and concession area at Eiler-Martin Stadium and dugouts at Mitterling Field. There has also been a significant increase in revenue raised to enhance the athletic scholarship budget through the Warrior Athletic Club, including the Television Fundraising Auction. Gioglio serves on several committees, including the President s Commission for Racial and Ethnic Diversity, SACE, SAAC, the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, the PSAC Athletic Directors Governing Council and the PSAC Executive Committee. He is currently the only Director of Athletics serving as a facilitator of the NCAA Division II Leadership Academy and also serves on the NCAA Women s Soccer Rankings Committee. A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., Gioglio previously served as Director of Athletics at Dakota State University and the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. He earned his bachelor s degree in Physical Education at Montclair State University, his first master s degree in education at Mansfield University, and his second at Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D. He also holds a doctorate degree from West Virginia University. Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the proud parents of two daughters, Kalista and Kinley. Dr. Carey Snyder is in her 2rd year in the athletic department at East Stroudsburg University. She has served as associate athletic director the past 22 years and is ESU s Senior Women s Administrator. In addition to other responsibilities, she processes student-athlete eligibility, serves as the NCAA compliance officer, and maintains the budget for the 21-sport intercollegiate athletic program. Snyder prepares all athletic department comprehensive reports for the federal government and the NCAA. For 17 years, prior to 2005, she also coordinated event management for over 400 athletic contests annually. She manages the athletic operating budget, away contests, team travel, contracts and non-session arrangements. Snyder is the founder and chair of the Women s Athletic Scholarship Golf Classic that raises scholarship dollars for women student-athletes. She currently serves on the Women in Sport Day Committee, the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee and the Gender Equity Planning Committee and has also served on the University Faculty Senate. Prior to ESU, Snyder had a highly successful career as a volleyball and softball coach at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, California. She earned her B.S. from Springfield College in Physical Education and her Master s degree and Ph.D. in Athletic Administration from the University of Southern California. Justin Scott Coordinator for Special Projects, Diversity and Social Justice Education Justin Scott is in his first year as a staff member at ESU and is responsible for providing support for ESU s administration and coaching staff in recruiting and retaining diverse student-athletes and coaches, implementing social justice education programs and assisting in the areas of compliance and athletic operations. Scott was a letterwinner and team captain for the Warriors basketball program and graduated from ESU with a bachelor s degree in Sport Management in He earned his Master s in Management and Leadership with a concentration in Sport Management in 2008 while serving as an assistant coach. 2 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

5 EILER-MARTIN STADIUM/SACE Our Home Eiler-Martin Stadium Eiler-Martin Stadium has undergone three major recent upgrades - FieldTurf, lights and a new track - and has a seating capacity of 6,000. East Stroudsburg University s Eiler-Martin Stadium is named in honor of John R. Eiler, an outstanding athlete at the school in the early 190s and later athletic director and a championship soccer coach, and the late Gene Martin, the Warriors head football coach from and the school s long-time Dean of Men. Formerly swamp land in 192, today s stadium and field were filled in by East Stroudsburg State Teachers College students working in federal work programs instituted after Franklin Roosevelt was elected president in 192. Many football players at the time were members of the work crew. Dedication ceremonies were held on Oct. 22, 198, before a football game against Cortland State. There was a parade to the stadium which included both football teams, members of all other Student-Athlete Center for Excellence In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence on campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the guidance, counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic and athletic performance. Academic services offered: Academic Counseling Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Assistance in declaring a major CHAMPS/life skills programming Professional career development skills Progress reports/academic monitoring Referral coordination to other university agencies The SACE Staff Shala Davis, Ph.D., exercise science Tom Gioglio, E.d.D., administration Colleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicine Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studies Nancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical education Donna Leitner, Ph.D., counseling Paula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise psychology Student Athletic Representatives Coaching Representatives Exercise science services offered: Body composition analysis Dietary analysis Nutritional/psychological assessment Hydration or body water status Nutritional counseling Aerobic power analysis Overtraining analysis Psychological Skills Training athletic teams in full uniform, students in the Physical Education and Health program, municipal and college officials, and even game officials. New home bleachers were added in 1960 while a fully enclosed, air-conditioned press box was installed in 1988 and new away bleachers were added in Also in 1988, an electronic message center scoreboard was erected at the south end of the field. The stadium has undergone three major upgrades in the past five years, including the installation of FieldTurf in the summer of 2008 that gives ESU a sparkling multi-use facility. Lights were added in the spring of 2007 which made night games possible for the first time in school history. The track was resurfaced and expanded to eight lanes for the Warriors track and field program in Academic Coordinator for Athletics Nancy Jo Greenawalt Nancy Jo Greenawalt serves as the Academic Coordinator for Athletics. Her main responsibility is to organize an academic support structure for nearly 500 Warriors student-athletes. Greenawalt has 25 years of experience in higher education, including 14 years at Albright College and 11 at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education Department Chairperson. She has also served on numerous NCAA, national and regional committees. A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, badminton and tennis. She earned her bachelor s degree in psychology from Albright and her master s degree in physical education from Penn State University. ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

6 HEAD COACH JERRY SHESKA Coach Jerry Sheska 28th Year Career Record: PSAC Titles 16 NCAA Playoff appearances Head coach Jerry Sheska enters his 28th season at East Stroudsburg University as one of five coaches in NCAA Division II men s soccer history, and one of 26 in NCAA history, with 400 career victories. A 1999 inductee into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame as both a player and coach, Sheska has led his alma mater to 15 PSAC championships and 16 NCAA Division II Tournament appearances in his 27 seasons. The Warriors scored two goals in the final 11 minutes for a 2-1 comeback victory at West Chester for Sheska s 400th career win last fall. ESU finished the season with a 15-7 record and played in both the PSAC and NCAA Tournaments, falling in overtime in both games. Sheska has coached 65 All-PSAC selections, including 10 Players of the Year, and 15 All-Americans during his career. Back Danny Drago enters his senior season with two All-America honors and looks to join forward Mike Feniger ( ) and wing Ernest Howe (1956, 1958, 1960) as the only three-time All-Americans in school history. Sheska led ESU to back-to-back PSAC championships in 2006 and 2007, the most recent of the Warriors 15 conference titles under Sheska and 19 in school history. The Warriors are 15-4 in PSAC title games under Sheska, and have won the last 1 championship games in which they have appeared. The 2007 Warriors posted a record to tie the school record for wins set by the 200 team and were the No. 1 seed in the Northeast Region of the NCAA Tournament before falling in the first round of the postseason. Sheska earned Division II Northeast Region Coach of the Year honors in 2007 and was the PSAC Coach of the Year in He has claimed 16 coach of the year awards during his career - eight from the PSAC, and eight at the regional level. He is fourth among active Division II coaches with 400 victories and third with a.726 winning percentage going into the 2009 season. Sheska has led ESU to 25 consecutive winning seasons and has finished below Contact Information Coach Jerry Sheska Koehler Fieldhouse, Office 10 Phone: (570) jsheska@po-box.esu.edu.500 just once in his career, in his inaugural season in Since then, his teams have won at least 10 games in all but one season, and have won 16 or more games in 12 of the past 15 years. ESU has qualified for the NCAA Division II Tournament in all but three seasons since The Warriors best finish was an appearance in the Final Four in 2000, when they finished the year ranked third in the nation. The 2000 Final Four squad came in the middle of an unprecedented stretch of seven straight PSAC championships from , and the Warriors advanced past the first round of the NCAA tournament in four of those seasons 1997, 2000, 2002 and 200. ESU s most recent postseason win was a 2-1 decision over New York Institute of Technology in the first round in 200, a victory which set the school record with 19 wins. The 1997 and 2002 teams advanced to the national quarterfinals, as did the 1988 club that delivered Sheska s first postseason victory. Sheska s coaching career at ESU also features three seasons as the first head coach of the women s soccer program from He posted a record in three seasons and was the PSAC Coach of the Year for both men s and women s soccer in 1994, when he won conference Coach of the Year Honors Division II Northeast Region 2007, 200, 2002 NCAA Division II District II 2000, 1994, 1989, 1987, 1984 PSAC 2006, 1999, (Men and Women) 199, 1992, 1989 championships in both sports. His men s team had an 18-4 record while the women went 18-2 to earn the PSAC s first-ever championship in the sport. The 1994 women s soccer team was inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in A 1968 graduate of ESU, Sheska played three years of varsity soccer for the Warriors as a midfielder and back. He was a member of ESU s 1965 team that reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I Soccer Tournament before losing to Michigan State. He was co-captain of the 1967 team. He also competed in baseball for three years at ESU as a catcher and first baseman. He later played semiprofessional baseball for seven years. After graduation, the Bethlehem, Pa. native served in the United States Army, including a tour of duty as an infantry sergeant in Vietnam. Sheska coached soccer for 10 years at Morris Knolls High School in Denville, N.J. before coming to ESU. He was head coach for three years, and his final team in 1981 finished with a record. His coaching background also includes experience as a professional coach in the American Soccer League. He holds a U.S. Soccer Federation A coaching license. A faculty member at ESU, Sheska teaches both undergraduate and graduate classes in sport studies and exercise science. He holds bachelor s and Master s degrees in Health and Physical Education from ESU and a Ph.D. from Madison University. 4 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

7 HEAD COACH JERRY SHESKA The Sheska Record PSAC PSAC NCAA DII Kiwanis-ESU Final NCAA Div. II Year W L T Playoffs Standings Tournament Classic Poll Rating Semis 2nd (8-2) 1st Round th st 1st (14-2) 1st Round th st 1st (1-1-2) 1st Round th th (8-8) th (-2-) st 1st (7-1) 2nd Round t-1st 1th st 1st (5-1-2) Quarterfinals 1st 6th st 2nd (5-2-1) 1st Round 1st 15th st 1st (8-0) Semifinals 1st rd st 1st (8-0) 1st Round 1st 16th st 1st (7-1) 1st Round 1st 10th st 2nd (6-2) Quarterfinals 1st 14th th (5-) nd 19th st 1st (7-1) 1st Round 1st 7th st 1st (8-0) 1st Round 2nd 11th st 2nd (6-1-1) st st 1st East (-0-1) nd 20th nd 1st East (4-1) nd Semis 2nd East (2-2-1) nd st 1st East (4-1) Quarterfinals 1st 6th Semis 1st East (5-0) ---- rd nd 1st East (6-0) 1st Round t-1st 7th nd 1st East (5-0) 1st Round th st 1st East (6-0) 1st Round th nd East (5-1) nd 1st East (5-0-1) t-4th East (2-) Totals PSAC went to one division in 199 Winningest Coaches All-Time, by Victories (All Divisions) W L T Years 1. Joe Bean (Quinnipiac, Bridgeport, Wheaton [Ill.]) *Roy Gordon (Me.-Farmington, Mary Washington) *Rick Kilps (Aurora, Wisc.-Parkside) *Mike Coven (Brandeis) Fred Schmalz (Wyoming, Davis & Elkins, Evansville) Al Albert (William & Mary) *Jerry Sheska (East Stroudsburg) Winningest Coaches All-Time, by Victories (Division II) W L T Years 1. C. Clifford McCrath (Wheaton [Ill.], Gordon, Spring Arbor, Seattle Pacific) *Tony Tocco (Rockhurst) *Jack Mackenzie (Quincy) *Rick Kilps (Aurora, Wisc.-Parkside) *Jerry Sheska (East Stroudsburg) Winngest Coaches All-Time, by Percentage (Division II) Pct. W L T 1. Shaun Pendleton (Charleston [W.V.], Lynn) Jim Bullington (Loyola [Md.]) Tom Fitzgerald (Tampa, UCLA, Tampa) *Tony Tocco (Rockhurst) *John Rootes (Southern N.H., Clayton St., SCAD, Lynn) Rick Stottler (Florida Tech) *Jerry Sheska (East Stroudsburg) * denotes active coach ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide 5

8 ASSISTANT COACHES Joe Heitczman Assistant Coach Joe Heitczman is in his 1th season as an assistant coach under head coach Jerry Sheska, and has helped the Warriors to nine PSAC championships in his time on the sidelines. A former goalkeeper at ESU, Heitczman logged the most minutes in goal for the Warriors 1992 PSAC championship team, and was also a member of the 1994 championship team in his final season. Heitczman came to ESU from Monroe, N.Y. and earned his bachelor s degree in Sport Management in He is married to the former Vicki Vaites, who was an All-American lacrosse player during her career at ESU and was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame in The couple has a son Mason, age six, and a daughter Johanna, age four. Patrick Long Assistant Coach Patrick Long, a 2008 graduate of Lock Haven University and a highly decorated player for the Bald Eagles, is in his second year at ESU after serving as the graduate assistant last fall. Long earned numerous honors during his final two seasons in 2005 and He was a two-time member of the All-PSAC first team, a two-time member of the All- Northeast Region team, and was a team captain both seasons. He was a third team Academic All-American following his senior year and was a three-time PSAC Scholar-Athlete. Long earned an NCAA Degree Completion scholarship in and was a student assistant for the Bald Eagles while completing his bachelor s degree in Secondary Education and Social Studies with a minor in Coaching. He is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and has extensive camp experience, including a stint as an assistant coach for the Central Pennsylvania ODP in Erik Buksa Assistant Coach Erik Buksa is entering his seventh season as a member of the ESU men s soccer coaching staff. Buksa was a first team All-PSAC selection during his playing career with the Warriors and was a four-year starter at outside back. He scored four goals and distributed two assists in his career. His final game came in ESU s Final Four appearance in 2000 when the Warriors played Barry University in Miami, Fla. ESU finished the season with an 18- record and was ranked No. in Division II. Buksa is a high school Health & Physical Education teacher in the East Stroudsburg North School District. Tom Mustac Graduate Assistant Tom Mustac, a three-time All-PSAC forward during his playing career at East Stroudsburg University earlier this decade, joins head coach Jerry Sheska s staff as a graduate assistant coach for the 2009 season. Mustac scored 41 goals in his three-year career for the Warriors from , which still stands as the sixth-most in school history. He scored 1 goals during the 2000 Final Four season, including a hat trick in a 4-2 win over New Hampshire College in the NCAA quarterfinals at Eiler-Martin Stadium that sent the Warriors to the Final Four at Barry (Fla.). Roshane Ellison, 2008 Daktronics Atlantic Region Player of the Year 6 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

9 East Stroudsburg University enters its 28th season under head coach Jerry Sheska in a familiar position as the preseason favorite in the PSAC East, but is coming off an unfamiliar conclusion to the 2008 season. ESU opened the year with a 15- record, only to see two losses at the end of the regular season turn into two more overtime setbacks, both in the PSAC semifinals and NCAA first round, bringing an abrupt end to yet another 15-win season for Sheska and the Warriors - the 14th in the last 16 years. The final win of the year was the 400th of Sheska s distinguished career which includes 15 PSAC titles and 16 NCAA Division II playoff appearances. The 2009 edition of the Warriors will look to rekindle that tradition led by five seniors with All-PSAC honors during their careers - back Danny Drago, midfielders Shane McFarlane and Jason Rudder, forward Toric Robinson and goalkeeper Larry Pokrywa. Drago leads the Warriors from the back as a two-time All-American and one of the top defenders in the country. He has started all 67 games in his career, leading the Warriors to a record and two PSAC championships in his three seasons and has also contributed nine career goals. Senior Trevor Kelley and redshirt junior Michael Kane are also returning starters, with Kelley in his third year at back and Kane in his second year at sweeper. Freshman Suane McLeish (St. Elizabeth, Jamaica) is expected to start as well. They will be joined in the back by junior Drew Repsher, sophomore Josh Arcona and freshmen Herick Santos (Sao Paolo, Brazil) and Steve Sollecito. Pokrywa, a two-time All-Region goalkeeper and first team All-PSAC and PSAC championship game MVP as a sophomore, has 22 shutouts and a 0.77 goals against average (tied for the school record) in 4 career starts. He will be pushed by junior Troy Hernandez, who made seven starts last season, and senior Chris Duggan. The attack will be led by Robinson and McFarlane, both three-year starters, and bolstered by the return of Rudder, who was limited by injuries a year ago. Robinson is a three-time All-PSAC selection in the midfield and will move up front as a senior. A gifted playmaker, he has 24 career assists (tied for sixth in school history) and has led ESU in assists in each of the last three years, including three goals and eight assists last season. Robinson should help compensate for the loss of All- Americans Roshane Ellison, the Regional Player of the Year with 17 goals, and Jason Shegda, who scored seven goals. McFarlane, all-conference his first two seasons and one of the most skilled players SEASON OUTLOOK/ROSTER in the PSAC, has nine career goals and four assists and will patrol the central midfield. Rudder s return gives the Warriors another dangerous player on the wing or at forward as he returns to the form of his sophomore year, when he was first team All- PSAC with six goals and four assists. The rest of the midfield includes several promising players who will contribute in starting or reserve roles. Sophomore Jeremy Cheeseman made eight starts last year and Josh Inman and Greg Schook should contend for playing time. Sophomores Jussi Halonen (Joensuu, Finland/Brevard NC) and Dominick Frabizio (Dowling) are both transfers and freshman Khris Wayne Wallace (Westmoreland, Jamaica) will also bolster the midfield. Robinson should have a standout year at forward and can become the seventh ESU player to be named All-PSAC for all four years of his career. Sophomores Kyle Niemann (four goals, three assists), Matt Ramspacher and Bobby Wynn are back for the 2009 season and three newcomers may also play key roles - senior Tom Ehrlich (Liberty HS/Lock Haven), junior Shastri Spencer (Notre Dame HS/Monroe NY) and freshman Kevin Lombardo. Ehrlich had five goals and six assists in his career at Lock Haven and Spencer had 12 goals and 11 assists in two years at Monroe Roster No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 01 Chris Duggan GK Sr Plainfield, N.J./St. Joseph s 0 Troy Hernandez GK Jr Elmont, N.Y./Martin Van Buren 1 Larry Pokrywa GK Sr Sayreville, N.J./Sayreville War Memorial 2 Josh Inman M So Allentown/Parkland Michael Kane B R-Jr Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg 5 Toric Robinson F Sr Westmoreland, Jamaica/Munro College 6 Herick Santos M Fr Sao Paolo, Brazil 7 Tom Ehrlich F Sr Bethlehem/Liberty 8 Josh Arcona B So Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown 9 Kevin Lombardo F Fr Green Creek, N.J./Middle Township 10 Shane McFarlane M Sr St. Elizabeth, Jamaica/Munro College 11 Greg Schook M So Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem East 12 Bobby Wynn F Sr Toms River, N.J./Toms River East 1 Drew Repsher B Jr E. Stroudsburg/E. Stroudsburg South 14 Jason Rudder M Sr Trinidad, W.I./Notre Dame 16 Suane McLeish B Fr St. Elizabeth, Jamaica/Munro College 17 Danny Drago B Sr Stroudsburg/Notre Dame 18 Trevor Kelley B Sr Newburgh, N.Y./Wallkill 19 Steve Sollecito B Fr Hillsdale, N.J./Pascack 20 Kyle Niemann F So Limerick/Spring Ford 21 Matt Ramspacher F So Coopersburg/Southern Lehigh 22 Shastri Spencer F Jr Cresco/Notre Dame 2 Jeremy Cheeseman M So Manorville, N.Y./St. Anthony s 25 Jussi Halonen M So Joensuu, Finland 26 Dominick Frabizio M So East Patchogue, N.Y./Bellport 27 Khris Wayne Wallace M Fr Westmoreland, Jamaica/Munro College ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide 7

10 2009 WARRIORS Danny DRAGO 17 B Senior Stroudsburg/Notre Dame General: Team captain two-time All-American and one of the top defenders in the country proven goal scorer, especially in the air inside the six-yard box has started all 67 games in his ESU career, leading the Warriors to a record and two PSAC championships over three seasons nine career goals and four assists. Junior: Second team Daktronics All-America selection, first team All-Northeast Region and first team All-PSAC East as a back named to ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II second team for the second straight year started all 22 matches and had had one goal and one assist scored in 5-0 win over Shippensburg and added an assist in 5-1 win vs. Wilmington defense allowed 1.08 goals per game and posted nine shutouts. Sophomore: Second team Daktronics All-America selection and member of All-Northeast Region first team as voted on by the region s sports information directors member of the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II second team scored six goals, including three game-winners, and had three assists named team MVP started all 2 matches scored the game s only goal with 8:47 left in the PSAC semifinals against West Chester added another game-winner earlier in the season at West Chester assisted on only goal in 1-0 victory at California part of defensive unit that only allowed 17 goals in 2 games and registered 10 shutouts team led PSAC in goals against average with 0.72 mark. Freshman: Started all 22 games for the Warriors as a freshman scored first career goal in 2-2 tie at Bridgeport scored early in ESU s 2-1 overtime win over Bloomsburg. Background: Won back-to-back District 2 titles at Notre Dame All-State performer two-time first team Colonial League All-Star majoring in Psychology. Chris DUGGAN 01 GK Senior Plainfield, N.J./St. Joseph s General: Had a very good spring will challenge for playing time in goal. Junior: Appeared in two games and didn t allow a goal in 49 minutes contributed to a pair of shutouts made one save in 25 minutes vs. Lincoln and played 24 minutes vs. Shippensburg. Sophomore: Played in five games as the backup goalkeeper allowed only one goal in 115 minutes made six saves contributed to three shutout wins (twice vs. Kutztown, vs. Shippensburg). Freshman: Didn t allow a goal in three appearances logged a total of 6:0 in net and made 10 saves played in both matches against Kutztown and also appeared vs. C.W. Post all three games were shutout victories for the Warriors. Background: Lettered in soccer, volleyball and track & field at St. Joseph s was a defensive specialist on the volleyball team ran hurdles, high jumped and pole vaulted for the track & field team majoring in History and Secondary Education. Trevor KELLEY 18 B Senior Newburgh, N.Y./Wallkill General: Entering his third year as a starter can play right or left back very experienced. Junior: Played in all 22 games and made 21 starts member of defense that allowed 1.08 goals per game and had nine shutouts. Sophomore: Started all 20 games in which he appeared scored only goal in the 16th minute in 1-0 win at Lock Haven contributed to defense that led the PSAC with a 0.72 goals against average for the season. Freshman: Played in 21 games and earned four starts member of the starting 11 for the first three games of the year, and also started at West Chester first career goal was the game-winner late in the second overtime period of ESU s 2-1 win over Bloomsburg. Background: First team All-Conference and All-Section choice led Wallkill to the state semifinals played soccer and football team MVP in soccer majoring in Business Management. 8 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

11 2009 WARRIORS Shane McFARLANE 11 MF Senior St. Elizabeth, Jamaica/ Munro College General: Productive player and one of the more skilled players in the PSAC has started all 65 games he has played at ESU two-time All-PSAC player has nine career goals and four assists. Junior: Started all 22 games for the Warriors had three goals and one assist scored two goals in 5-0 win over Shippensburg and also scored in season-opening win vs. Lincoln assisted on a goal in -0 win over nationally-ranked Davis & Elkins. Sophomore: First team All-PSAC selection started 21 games recorded two goals and two assists scored against Lincoln and Kutztown assisted on game-winning goal at NYIT and also registered an assist vs. Slippery Rock. Freshman: Member of the All-PSAC second team started all 22 games in his first year with the Warriors scored four goals and added an assist for the season assisted on ESU s lone goal in a 2-1 loss in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs scored twice in 4-2 win at West Chester scored a second-half goal to tie the game vs. Shippensburg before ESU won 2-1 in overtime also scored in the season opener majoring in Business Management. Larry POKRYWA 1 GK Senior Sayreville, N.J./Sayreville War Memorial General: Two-time All-Northeast Region selection and PSAC championship game MVP as a sophomore career goals against average of 0.77 is tied for the school record has 22 career shutouts and 16 solo shutouts fifth in ESU history with 17 saves has played in 50 games and made 4 starts. Junior: First team All-Northeast Region goalkeeper made 14 starts and played in 16 games recorded five solo shutouts and two assisted shutouts 1.09 goals against average and.789 save percentage made 60 saves, including career-high 11 in -0 shutout of Gannon also recorded 1-0 overtime shutout vs. Bloomsburg and blanked Kutztown (4-0), California (1-0) and Davis & Elkins (-0). Sophomore: Named first team All-PSAC and second team All-Northeast Region PSAC championship game MVP with five saves in 1-0 (2OT) win over Lock Haven led PSAC in goals against average (0.72) and shutouts (9), tied for the school record second in save percentage with.822 mark started all 2 games made 74 saves and allowed 16 goals in 2004 minutes won four straight 1-0 games late in the season (last two regular season games, both PSAC playoff games) had scoreless streak of 518 minutes dating to 2006 before giving up a goal in 2-1 win over Bloomsburg streak of 480 minutes was broken in 2-0 loss to NYIT in NCAA regional semifinals. Freshman: Played in 11 games and made six starts in goal as a freshman posted a perfect 6-0 record as a starter while filling in for Dan Frick won five consecutive starts late in the PSAC schedule, including three straight shutout wins to close the stretch finished the year with a 291:17 scoreless streak allowed just three goals in 697:20 made 9 saves and had a 0.9 goals against average earned first career shutout in 1-0 win at Slippery Rock also shut down C.W. Post (5-0), California (-0) and Slippery Rock (1-0) in consecutive games made season-high seven saves against Cal. Background: Earned three letters in soccer and one in basketball at Sayreville War Memorial two-time All-State goalkeeper team captain as a senior majoring in Sport Management. Toric ROBINSON 5 F Senior Westmoreland, Jamaica/Munro College General: Team captain three-time All-PSAC selection can become the seventh ESU player to be named All-PSAC for four years very versatile player has 24 career assists, tied for sixth in school history six career goals. Junior: First team All-PSAC East and second team All-Northeast Region ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II selection had three goals and led team with eight assists started 19 games and played in 20 had two goals and two assists in season-opening win over Lincoln had two assists in -1 win over Philadelphia University and assisted on both goals in 2-0 win vs. Kutztown in consecutive games assisted on both ESU goals in -2 overtime loss to Millersville in PSAC semifinals scored in -0 win vs. Gannon. Sophomore: First team All-PSAC selection led team and ranked third in the PSAC with nine assists assisted on two goals against Slippery Rock, Kutztown and Shippensburg started 22 games. Freshman: Second team All-PSAC selection started all 21 matches in which he appeared as a freshman scored three goals and had a team-high seven assists had a hand in both of ESU s goals with a score and an assist in 2-2 tie at Bridgeport scored in a 2-1 win vs. West Chester and a 5-0 victory over C.W. Post had an assist in a 2-1 loss to Lock Haven in the NCAA Playoffs. Background: Led Munro College to a mark scored seven goals and added 20 assists majoring in Business Management. ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide 9

12 2009 WARRIORS Jason RUDDER 14 F Senior Trinidad, W.I./Notre Dame General: Limited due to injury last season has eight career goals and six assists. Junior: Played in 16 games and made nine starts assisted on a goal in first start of the season vs. Shippensburg. Sophomore: Named first team All-PSAC as a midfielder represented ESU on NCAA Northeast Regional All- Tournament Team recorded six goals and four assists played in 2 games and made 15 starts ranked second in PSAC with four game-winning goals (vs. Bloomsburg, at Bloomsburg, vs. Slippery Rock, at Kutztown) scored gamewinner against Bloomsburg in the 71st minute in the first night soccer game at Eiler-Martin Stadium also scored against Bridgeport and California all four assists came against conference opponents. Freshman: Played in all 22 games and made seven starts two goals and one assist... started six straight games early in the season started scored the Warriors only goal against Lock Haven in the NCAA Playoffs recorded the first goal and assist of his career in a -0 win over Millersville. Background: Led Notre Dame to runner-up finish in the district playoffs scored 14 goals and handed out 1 assists in 17 games All- Area forward earned Excellence in Academics Silver Award majoring in Business Management. Bobby WYNN 12 F Senior Toms River, N.J./Toms River East General: Will push for time at forward as a senior. Junior: Played in 17 games and made one start scored a goal in -0 win vs. Gannon added an assist in seasonopening 12-0 victory over Lincoln. Background: All-Ocean County and New Jersey Group 4 All-State at Toms River East had 0 goals and 1 assists in two seasons Honor Roll student played two years at Ocean County College majoring in Sport Management. Troy HERNANDEZ 0 GK Junior Elmont, N.Y./Martin Van Buren General: Will have an opportunity to compete for playing time in goal. Junior: Played in nine games and made seven starts in goal had 1.24 goals against average, allowing eight goals in 58 minutes while making 26 saves played the entire game in 2-0 shutout vs. Kutztown started first three games of the season, including 12-0 win vs. Lincoln made seven saves in 2-1 win at Bloomsburg. Background: Played basketball at Martin Van Buren HS in Queens, N.Y. major is undeclared. Michael KANE B R-Junior Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg General: Very versatile player who can play any defensive position. R-Sophomore: Started all 22 games at sweeper back line of defense that had nine shutouts and limited opponents to 1.08 goals per game assisted on a goal in -0 win vs. Gannon. Sophomore: Received a medical redshirt for the season. Freshman: Played in 20 games made first career start at Slippery Rock scored two goals and assisted on another for the season netted first career score in -0 win at Bloomsburg also found the goal in 4-1 victory at Shippensburg handed out an assist in 2-1 win vs. West Chester. Background: First team All-Mountain Valley Conference at Stroudsburg Pocono Record All-League first team also lettered in tennis majoring in Sport Management. 10 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

13 2009 WARRIORS Drew REPSHER 1 B Junior East Stroudsburg/ES South General: Played well in a number of games for the Warriors expected to push for a starting position. Sophomore: Played in 11 games and made six starts started PSAC semifinal game at Millersville assisted on a goal in 2-1 loss at Alderson Broaddus. Freshman: Saw action in 1 games in his first season at ESU. Background: Four-year letterwinner at East Stroudsburg South first team All-Mountain Valley Conference as a senior attended Coastal Carolina following high school majoring in Exercise Science. Josh ARCONA 8 B Sophomore Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown General: Strong defender who will push for a starting spot. Freshman: Played in three games in his first season at ESU. Background: All-Area, All-Confeerence and All-Section at Hackettstown had six goals and nine assists as a threeyear letterwinner Honor Roll student member of National Honor Society majoring in Athletic Training. Jeremy CHEESEMAN 2 M Sophomore Manorville, N.Y./St. Anthony s General: Skillfull midfielder who will see valuable time for the Warriors. Freshman: Played in 17 games and made eight starts as a freshman assisted on the game s first goal and scored the second early in the second half of 2-1 win vs. West Chester in first career start. Background: Four-year letterwinner at St. Anthony s won CHSAA 10 pound championship in wrestling majoring in Health and Physical Education. Josh INMAN 2 M Sophomore Allentown/Parkland General: Hard working player who will provide depth in the midfield. Freshman: Played in four games in his first year for the Warriors. Background: Two-time All-Conference and All-Area second team at Parkland earned two letters in track and four in track & field ran 400m and hurdles member of Key Club, Latin Club and National Honor Society named to National Society of High School Scholars majoring in Secondary Education and Mathematics. ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide 11

14 2009 WARRIORS Kyle NIEMANN 20 F Sophomore Limerick/Spring Ford General: Skilled left-sided player will see time up top at forward and as a wing midfielder. Freshman: Played in 20 games and made six starts recorded four goals and three assists scored twice in 5-1 win over Wilmington had a goal and an assist in first career game vs. Lincoln scored team s only goal in 4-1 loss to Millersville had assists in wins over Kutztown and Gannon. Background: Two-time All-Area selection in soccer and lacrosse Pac-10 conference MVP with 27 goals as a senior scored 4 career goals All-State selection won Pac-10 lacrosse championship majoring in Sport Management. Greg SCHOOK 11 M Sophomore Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem East General: Quick outside midfielder who will challenge for quality minutes. Freshman: Played in 10 games scored a goal in first career game vs. Lincoln. Background: All-Conference selection won team s Offensive MVP and Coaches Award scored 20 goals as a twoyear letterwinner majoring in Sport Management. Tom EHRLICH 7 F Senior Bethlehem/Liberty General: Experienced player will push for time at forward and in the midfield recorded five goals and six assists in three seasons at Lock Haven. Background: First team All-State as a senior three-time All-Conference and two-time All-Region selection had 69 career goals and 24 assists as a four-year letterwinner Honor Roll student majoring in Recreation and Leisure Service Management. Dominick FRABIZIO 26 M Sophomore East Patchogue, N.Y./Bellport General: Hard working midfielder provides depth in the central midfield or out wide. Background: All-Conference selection at Bellport High School three-year letterwinner played one season at Dowling College majoring in Art and Design. 12 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

15 2009 WARRIORS Jussi HALONEN 25 F Sophomore Joensuu, Finland General: Versatile player who will see time in the midfield or at forward. Background: Had five goals and four assists in one season at Brevard College (N.C.) earned South Atlantic Conference Player of the Week award attended Joensuu Yhteiskoulun Lukio school in Finland majoring in Sport Management. Matt RAMSPACHER 21 F Sophomore Coopersburg/Southern Lehigh General: Skilled forward who will challenge for minutes up top. Background: All-State, first team All-Area and first team All-Colonial League at Southern Lehigh four-year letterwinner in soccer and track & field won District 11 championships in 2006 and 2007 and Colonial League in 2008 member of Student Council and Varsity Club Honor Roll student majoring in Athletic Training NCAA Division II Final Four Team Pictured is the 2000 team that advanced to the NCAA Division II Final Four. Team members include: Erik Buksa, Jorge Chapoy, Jason Cropper, Chris Farina, Conor Fry, Matt Giordano, Troy Grubb, Ryan Hepford, Andy Hosier, John King, Eric Kolar, Brad Konawalik, Ahmet Kose, Jason Land, Mike Lotocki, Jim McWilliams, Phil Merrill, Tom Mustac, Karl Nusshag, Kurt Nussag, Chris Pinto, Joey Piscopo, Kamar Samuels, Dominic Sciurba, Brandon Smith, Sean Stewart, John Sunshine, Damian Thompson, Tim Wassell, Tony Wilson and Jonathan Wiltrout. Head coach Jerry Sheska was assisted by Joe Heitczman, Jason Hoy and Brian Marshall. ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide 1

16 THE PSAC PSAC Overview Originating in 1951 to administer and promote men s athletics, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference has evolved into one of the NCAA s most heralded intercollegiate conferences. The first major step came in 1977, when based on a growing interest, the league reorganized to provide a structure for its women s programs. Only three years later, lacking a standard competitive division, league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. The most recent enhancement came during the academic year when the PSAC expanded for the first time in its rich history, adding full-time members Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, and associate member Long Island University-C.W. Post. The membership now consists of 16 full-time institutions and the one associate. All of the league s full-time members are located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which makes the PSAC the largest onestate conference in the NCAA. The league has also grown to share the distinctions as: The largest conference in Division II, the largest footballplaying conference in the NCAA, and, with 2, the conference that sponsors the most championships at the Division II level. Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually combine to send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the membership s success has yielded 42 NCAA team and 228 individual title winners. While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, nearly one-third of the PSAC s estimated 6,200 participants are honored each year as Scholar-Athletes for maintaining a grade-point average of.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s. Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight league schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 118,000 students and claim over 670,000 alumni, including 40,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa NCAA Champions Team - Bloomsburg, Field Hockey; Lock Haven, Softball Individual - Division II Outdoor Track & Field - Nafee Harris, IUP (Long Jump); Neely Spence, Shippensburg (5000m); Division II Indoor Track & Field - Shippensburg, Distance Medley Relay (Mary Dell, Shannon Hare, Abigail Huber, Neely Spence); Division II Swimming & Diving - Kayla Kelosky, Clarion (1m diving, m diving); Logan Pearsall, Clarion (m diving); Division I Wrestling - Jarrod King, Edinboro (165); Division II Wrestling - Joe Kemmerer, Kutztown (1); Josh Shields, Mercyhurst (165); Men s Golf - Gavin Smith, IUP ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Women s Soccer - Taylor Hilinski, Mercyhurst; Ashley Jones, Edinboro; Football - Jon Ochs, Bloomsburg; Bryan Boyce, Mercyhurst; Ryan Nye, Kutztown; Volleyball - Jenn Blasko, Slippery Rock; Men s Basketball - Kyle Goldcamp, Gannon; Chris Bach, ESU; Softball - Sonia Petrosniak, California; Women s At-Large - Kelley Healey, Kutztown (Field Hockey); Men s At-Large - Jarrod King, Edinboro (Wrestling); Women s Track & Field/ Cross County - Mary Dell, Shippensburg; Jennifer Harpp, Slippery Rock; Priscilla Jennings, Millersville; Erin Richard, Clarion; Men s Track & Field/ Cross Country - Chris Clark, California; Paul Wagner, ESU 2008 PSAC Men s Soccer Standings Series Standings vs. PSAC Opponents PSAC Overall W-L-T Points W-L-T Eastern Division Millersville ESU West Chester Bloomsburg Kutztown Shippensburg Western Division California Slippery Rock Lock Haven Mercyhurst Gannon PSAC Playoffs at Millersville Semifinals Millersville, ESU 2 (OT) California, Slippery Rock 1 Championship California, Millersville 2 Opponent W L T Series Start Last Game Bloomsburg California Gannon Kutztown Lock Haven Mercyhurst Millersville Shippensburg Slippery Rock West Chester PSAC Men s Soccer Statistical Leaders GOALS 1. Mike Luecke, Cal Roshane Ellison, ESU 17. Jeremy Deighton, SRU 16 GAME WINNING GOALS 1. Roshane Ellison, ESU 7 Jeremy Deighton, SRU 7 Sean McLaughlin, Mill 7 ASSISTS 1. Toby Bowser, SRU Mike Luecke, Cal 12. Sean McLaughlin, Mill 10 POINTS 1. Mike Luecke, Cal Roshane Ellison, ESU 9. Sean McLaughlin, Mill 8 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Matt Langione, Mill Larry Pokrywa, ESU Greg Blum, SRU 1.1 SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. Danny Mudd, Mercy Greg Blum, SRU.817. Steven Boehmer, Gannon.800 SHUTOUTS 1. Greg Blum, SRU 7 2. Matt Langione, Mill 6. Larry Pokrywa, ESU 5 Steven Boehmer, Gannon 5 14 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

17 ESU SOCCER HISTORY This will be the 82nd season of men s intercollegiate soccer competition at East Stroudsburg. Since the program started in 1926, the Warriors have: Compiled a record of for a.659 winning percentage. Won 19 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference championships including a stretch of 1 in the last 16 years. Made 0 postseason tournament appearances, playing in 21 NCAA tourneys (18 Division II and three Division I), three NAIA tourneys and six ECAC tourneys. Produced 29 All-American players (see list on page 22). The school has only had six coaches, three of whom (Howard DeNike, John Eiler and John McKeon) are members of the National Soccer Hall of Fame. The soccer program began at East Stroudsburg in 1926, the same year that the school became a four-year college. Professor Floyd Eastwood organized the first squad which played two games against Bethlehem High School and one against Allentown Prep. In 1927, seven games were scheduled which included one collegiate opponent, Temple University. Unfortunately, the team did not win a game in its first three seasons. In 1929, Eastwood resigned and Charles Vibberts took over as head coach with DeNike, who had played football at the school, as his assistant. On October 26, 1929, the school finally won its first soccer game, defeating Bucknell, 2-0. Vibberts coached only one season before DeNike, still in his 20s, took the reins and began a 22-season head coaching career. It didn t take him long to be successful. His second team in 191, featuring the play of two All-American players, defender Stanley Bochinski and forward Mal McCullough, finished undefeated at 7-0. In 1956, Eiler succeeded DeNike and served as the school s head coach for 10 years. Under Eiler, East Stroudsburg made its first tourney appearance in 1961, playing in the NAIA national playoffs. The team lost to Howard University, 4-, in a first-round match. The following year, the Warriors went all the way, winning the NAIA national ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide title by beating Park State College of Missouri in the semi-finals, 5-0, and Pratt Institute in the finals, 4-0. Goalie John Petronis posted a pair of shutouts. After three years competing in the NAIA tournament, the school faced new challenges in After going undefeated during the regular season, the team received a bid to the NCAA Soccer Championships as one of the 16 top teams in the nation. The play of Petronis and forward Rich Flaherty was a key for the Warriors, who beat Franklin and Marshall, 6-0, in their first-ever NCAA appearance before losing to Michigan State, 4-0, in the quarter-finals. The Warriors returned to the NCAA tourney in This time, the Warriors first round opponent was the University of Pittsburgh and Flaherty s two goals and Petronis 24 saves resulted in a 2-0 win. It was off to Michigan again as the ESSTC booters were paired in the quarter-finals against Michigan State. Although the result was the same, the game was much closer as the Spartans were taken into sudden-death overtime before winning, 2-1. Eiler retired from coaching after the season. Under new coach McKeon, the Warriors played the longest game in the school s history in They bowed to West Chester in a playoff game for an NCAA tournament berth on penalty kicks after the teams had battled without a goal for 158 minutes through regulation and seven overtime periods as darkness set in. In 1969, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference began championship competition in soccer and the Warriors won the first title, beating Lock Haven, 1-0, on a goal by Bob Davidson. The early 1970s featured the leaping, diving acrobatic play of goalie Bob Rigby, a First Team All-America selection as the nation s best goalie at any level. McKeon led the Warriors to four NCAA tournament appearances and four PSAC titles before retiring in Since then, the team has been led by coach Jerry Sheska, whose 26-year coaching record is with 15 PSAC championships and 16 NCAA tournament appearances. Sheska s 1985 team scored the most History and Highlights First Season First Coach - Floyd Eastwood First PSAC Championship , 1-0 over Lock Haven 19 PSAC Championships 1 Tournament Appearances 2 All-Americans one-sided victory in PSAC championship game history by trouncing Slippery Rock, 6-0. Brent Fenstermacher scored four goals and went on to tally 46 career goals. The 1992 team scored one of the biggest upsets in PSAC championship game history by stunning Lock Haven, ranked fourth in the nation, 2-0, with goalie Jason Petronis, son of the 1960s All-America John Petronis, named the game s outstanding player. The most honored player under Sheska has been forward Mike Feniger, a three-time first team All-American who scored a school-record 76 career goals from The 2000 team was the school s most successful ever in NCAA tournament play, reaching the Final Four and finishing third in the nation. The 200 squad won a school record 19 games, their seventh straight PSAC championship, and made another appearance in the NCAA Division II playoffs. The Warriors were led by All-Americans Jorge Chapoy (forward) and Kamar Samuels (back), while Bill Sterner posted 11 shutouts. The 2006 and 2007 teams were backto-back PSAC champions, winning both games 1-0 over Lock Haven in double overtime. The 2007 squad won 19 games to match the school record and was the top-ranked team in the Northeast Region. Back Danny Drago became the second sophomore in school history to earn All-America honors. Forward Roshane Ellison was the Daktronics Northeast Regional Player of the Year in 2008 with 17 goals and five assists. The Warriors delivered the 400th victory of Sheska s career with a 2-1 win late in the season at West Chester. 15

18 2008 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS Date Opponent Score Goal Scorers Aug. 28 LINCOLN W 12-0 Brian Johnston (1), from Toric Robinson (1) and Roshane Ellison (1) Toric Robinson (1) Kevin Holmes (1), from Toric Robinson (2) Roshane Ellison (1, penalty kick) Team (Lincoln own goal) Jason Shegda (1), from Nick Greenwood (1) Jason Shegda (2), from Kevin Holmes (1) Shane McFarlane (1, penalty kick) Toric Robinson (2) Team (Lincoln own goal) Greg Schook (1), from Kyle Niemann (1) and Bobby Wynn (1) Kyle Niemann (1) Aug. 0 at NYIT L 0-1 Sept. at Holy Family W 4- Kevin Holmes (2), from Jason Shegda (1) Jason Shegda () Roshane Ellison (2), from Jason Shegda (2) Roshane Ellison () Sept. 6 *at Kutztown W 4-0 Roshane Ellison (4) Nick Greenwood (1), from Kyle Niemann (2) Kevin Holmes () Jason Shegda (4), from Gregory Nimchan (1) Sept. 9 *at Shippensburg W 1-0 Roshane Ellison (5) Sept. 1 *WEST CHESTER W 2-1 Roshane Ellison (6), from Jeremy Cheesman (1) Jeremy Cheeseman (1), from Kevin Holmes (2) Sept. 17 *at Bloomsburg W 2-1 Jason Shegda (5) Nick Greenwood (2) Sept. 20 at California W 1-0 Kevin Holmes (4), from Jason Shegda () Sept. 24 *MILLERSVILLE L 1-4 Kyle Niemann (2) Sept. 28 DAVIS & ELKINS W -0 Roshane Ellison (7) Roshane Ellison (8, penalty kick) Kevin Holmes (5), from Shane McFarlane (1) Oct. 1 WILMINGTON W 5-1 Roshane Ellison (9), from Jason Shegda (4) Kevin Holmes (6), from Jason Shegda (5) Kyle Niemann (), from Danny Drago (1) Billy Albizati (1) Kyle Niemann (4), from Kevin Holmes () Oct. 5 GANNON W -0 Bobby Wynn (1), from Kyle Niemann () Toric Robinson (), from Roshane Ellison (2) Roshane Ellison (10), from Michael Kane (1) Oct. 8 at Bridgeport L 0- Oct. 11 *SHIPPENSBURG W 5-0 Roshane Ellison (11), from Jason Shegda (6) Shane McFarlane (2), from Jason Rudder (1) Danny Drago (1), from Nick Greenwood (2) Roshane Ellison (12), from Jason Shegda (7) Shane McFarlane () Oct. 14 PHILADELPHIA W -1 Kevin Holmes (7), from Toric Robinson () Kevin Holmes (8), from Toric Robinson (4) Kevin Holmes (9), from Roshane Ellison () Oct. 17 *KUTZTOWN W 2-0 Roshane Ellison (1), from Toric Robinson (5) Roshane Ellison (14), from Toric Robinson (6) Oct. 21 *BLOOMSBURG W 1-0 OT Roshane Ellison (15) Oct. 25 *at West Chester W 2-1 Roshane Ellison (16) Nick Greenwood (), from Roshane Ellison (4) Oct. 28 *at Millersville L 0-2 Nov. 1 at Alderson-Broaddus L 1-2 Roshane Ellison (17), from Drew Repsher (1) Nov. 5 at Millersville L 2- OT Jason Shegda (6), from Toric Robinson (7) (PSAC Semifinals) Jason Shegda (7), from Roshane Ellison (5) and Toric Robinson (8) Nov. 14 vs. Slippery Rock L 0-1 (NCAA 1st Round) 16 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

19 Team Statistics Scoring Player GP-GS G A Pts. Roshane Ellison Kevin Holmes Jason Shegda Toric Robinson Kyle Niemann Nick Greenwood Shane McFarlane Danny Drago Jeremy Cheesman Bobby Wynn Billy Albizati Brian Johnston Greg Schook Michael Kane Jason Rudder Drew Repsher Trevor Kelley Gregory Nimchan John Velasco Josh Inman Mickey Hettrick Josh Arcona ESU Opponents Goalkeeping Player G Min SV GA SH GAA Larry Pokrywa : Troy Hernandez : Chris Duggan : Brian Haines : ESU 1994: Opponents 1994: STATISTICS Team Record 15-7 (8-2 PSAC) Season Highlights Individual Highlights Single Game Goals:, Kevin Holmes vs. Philadelphia; Roshane Ellison vs. Kutztown Season Goals: 17, Roshane Ellison Season Assists: 8, Toric Robinson Season Points: 9, Roshane Ellison Team Highlights Single Game Goals: 12, vs. Lincoln Season Goals: 54, 2.5 per game Shutouts: 9 - Lincoln (12-0), at Kutztown (4-0), at Shippensburg (1-0), at California (1-0), Davis & Elkins (-0), Gannon (-0), Shippensburg (5-0), Kutztown (2-0), Bloomsburg (1-0) Honor Roll Daktronics All-America: Second Team - Danny Drago (B) Third Team - Roshane Ellison (F), Jason Shegda (MF) Daktronics All-Atlantic Region: First Team - Roshane Ellison (F, Player of the Year), Danny Drago (B), Larry Pokrywa (GK), Jason Shegda (MF); Second Team - Toric Robinson (MF) NSCAA/adidas All-Atlantic Region: Second Team - Danny Drago (B), Roshane Ellison (F), Toric Robinson (MF) All-PSAC: First Team - Danny Drago (B), Roshane Ellison (F), Kevin Holmes (F), Toric Robinson (MF), Jason Shegda (MF) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District: Second Team - Danny Drago (B), Toric Robinson (MF) Outstanding Player Award: Roshane Ellison (F) Coaches Award (for dedication, desire and overall effort): Billy Albizati (F) PSAC Tournament and NCAA Playoffs Nov. 5, 2008 PSAC Semifinals Millersville, ESU 2 (OT) MILLERSVILLE - Senior Jason Shegda scored the game-tying goal with 1 seconds left in regulation, but Millersville s Kyle Loughlin struck for the winning goal in the first minute of overtime as the Marauders advanced to the PSAC championship game with a -2 win over two-time defending champion East Stroudsburg University at Biemesderfer Stadium. Shegda found the back of the net following a scramble inside the six-yard box, with the assists credited to junior Toric Robinson and senior Roshane Ellison. The score came 11 minutes after Luis Guerrero gave Millersville (16-2) a 2-1 lead with his first goal of the season following a free kick just outside the ESU penalty box. The Marauders controlled most of the next 10 minutes, but the Warriors made the ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide most of their opportunity as Shegda sent the game into overtime with his second goal of the afternoon. The winning goal was set up by a shot by Sean McLaughlin that was saved by ESU goalkeeper Larry Pokrywa, but Loughlin knocked the rebound in to put Millersville into the final. The Marauders will host California on Saturday with both schools looking for the first conference championship in school history. Pat Buffuto gave Millersville the lead 2:47 into the game with a goal assisted by McLaughlin and Ryan Kiley, but the Warriors responded minutes later. Shegda knocked in a header off a cross by Robinson to tie the game 7:0 into the contest, and the score remained deadlocked until the 79th minute. Pokrywa made seven saves for ESU, which held a edge in shots. Matt Langione had four saves for Millersville. Nov. 14, 2008 NCAA First Round Slippery Rock 1, ESU 0 (OT) MILLERSVILLE - Jeremy Deighton s header 5:06 into overtime gave Slippery Rock a 1-0 win over East Stroudsburg University in the first round of the NCAA Division II men s soccer playoffs and gave the Warriors their second straight overtime loss at Millersville s Biemesderfer Stadium. Deighton had several outstanding chances for Slippery Rock in the second half, knocking a header off the post and another just wide, and hit two shots that forced ESU goalkeeper Larry Pokrywa to make outstanding saves. Pokrywa had six saves in the game and ESU held a advantage in shots. Greg Blum made seven saves in goal for Slippery Rock. 17

20 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS The 1920s Year Win Loss Tie Coaches Floyd Eastwood Floyd Eastwood Floyd Eastwood Chuck Vibberts The 190s Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Chuck Vibberts Chuck Vibberts Chuck Vibberts Howard DeNike The 1940s Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike 194 No team Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike The 1950s Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike Howard DeNike John Eiler John Eiler John Eiler John Eiler The 1960s John Eiler John Eiler John Eiler John Eiler John Eiler John Eiler John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon The 1970s John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon John McKeon The 1980s John McKeon John McKeon Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska The 1990s Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska The 2000s Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska Jerry Sheska ESU Coaching Records Years Record Pct. Floyd Eastwood Charles Vibberts , Howard DeNike , John Eiler John McKeon Jerry Sheska present Men s Soccer Overall Record (.659) 82 Seasons 18 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

21 Single Season Goals 1. Sean Crawford Jorge Chapoy Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy Henry Sands Jorge Chapoy Pat Stanco Mike Feniger Mike Feniger Roshane Ellison Dan Snyder Rich Flaherty Assists 1. Brian Marshall Brent Fenstermacher John King Wesley Gayle Mike Lotocki Mike Feniger Mike Lotocki Jorge Chapoy Keith Schlegel Brian Marshall Points 1. Sean Crawford Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy Henry Sands Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy Pat Stanco Brian Marshall Saves 1. Jason Petronis Jason Petronis John Lonergan Jason Petronis Taras Ilczyna Ricky King Bill Sterner Lou Sudholz Bill Sterner Larry Pokrywa Goals Against Average 1. Jason Land Dan Frick Larry Pokrywa Bill Sterner Jason Land John Miele John Lonergan Bill Sterner Jason Petronis John Lonergan Shutouts 1. Larry Pokrywa Bill Sterner Jason Petronis 9 199, 95 John Lonergan Bob Rigby Note: NCAA credits only solo shutouts; ESU credits shutouts with more than 45 minutes played in goal Career Goals 1. Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy , Brent Fenstermacher Henry Sands Ken Wilson Tom Mustac Pat Stanco Dan Snyder Rich Flaherty Sean Crawford Assists 1. Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy , Keith Schlegel Jason Lindsay Brian Marshall Toric Robinson present Tom Mustac Mike Lotocki Henry Sands Brent Fenstermacher Points 1. Mike Feniger Jorge Chapoy , Brent Fenstermacher Henry Sands Tom Mustac Pat Stanco Ken Wilson Sean Crawford Jason Lindsay Roshane Ellison Saves 1. Jason Petronis Bill Sterner Jason Land John Lonergan Larry Pokrywa present 6. Taras Ilczyna Lou Sudholz , Dan Frick , John Miele Joe Heitczman Goals Against Average (min minutes) 1. Larry Pokrywa present Jason Land Bill Sterner John Miele Dan Frick , Jason Petronis Conor Fry Shutouts 1. Jason Petronis Bill Sterner Jason Land John Lonergan Larry Pokrywa present 6. Bob Rigby Solo Shutouts (since 200) 1. Larry Pokrywa present 2. Bill Sterner Dan Frick INDIVIDUAL & TEAM RECORDS Team Goals, Single Game 16 vs. Columbia Union vs. Pitt-Johnstown vs. Shippensburg 1962 vs. Lincoln vs. St. Thomas Aquinas 2000 Goals, Season goals per game goals per game goals per game goals per game 2000 Shutouts Season , , 1995, 2007 Victories Regular Season 18 (18-2-1) (18-) (18-4) 1994 All Games 19 (19--1) 200, Three times 1994, 1999, 2000 Regular Season Consecutive All Games Consecutive Consecutive Home Individual Single Game Goals 5 Dov Solmianski vs. New Paltz Rich Flaherty vs. Trenton 1964 Consecutive Games with Goals 11 Pat Stanco Mike Feniger Sean Crawford 1997 Single Game Saves 27 Chuck Diegel vs. Penn State 1979 Solo Shutouts (since 200) 1. Larry Pokrywa Larry Pokrywa Bill Sterner ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide Most statistics before 1984 are unavailable 19

22 WARRIORS HONORS All-Americans, All-PSAC Selections CoSIDA All-Americans 2008: Danny Drago (B, 2nd), Roshane Ellison (F, rd), Jason Shegda (MF, rd); 2007: Danny Drago (B, 2nd); 2006: Ryan Love (B, 2nd); 1996: Mike Feniger (F, 2nd), Keith Wiercinski (B, 2nd); 1995: Mike Feniger (F, 1st); Keith Wiercinski (B, HM). National Soccer Coaches Association All-Americans 200: Jorge Chapoy (F, 1st), Kamar Samuels (B, 1st); 2002: Sean Stewart (B, 1st); 2001: Sean Stewart (B, 2nd); 1999: Pat Stanco (F, rd); 1997: Sean Crawford (F, 1st); 1996: Mike Feniger (F, 1st); 1995: Mike Feniger (F, 1st), Jason Petronis (GK, 2nd); 1994: Mike Feniger (F, 1st), Keith Schlegl (B, 2nd); 1989: Brent Fenstermacher (F, 2nd), Paul Moylan (B, 1st); 1987: Brent Fenstermacher (F, 1st), Eric Wilckens (B, 1st); 1976: Blaz Stimac (B); 1975: Blaz Stimac (B); 197: Dan Snyder (F); 1972: Bob Rigby (GK), Mike D Allessio (B); 1965: John Petronis (GK), Rich Flaherty (F); 1961: Harry Shirk (B); 1960: Ernest Howe (Wing); 1959: Al Miller (F); 1958: Ernest Howe (Wing); 1956: Ernest Howe (Wing), Tom D Armi (GK); 195: Fred Gahres (B); 1952: Don Bachtell (B), Fred Gahres (B); 1948: Jack Demick (Wing); 1946: Elwood Sommers (B); 191: Mal McCullough (F), Stan Bochinski (B). Feniger and Howe were three-time selections All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Selections 2008: Danny Drago (B, 1st), Roshane Ellison (F, 1st), Kevin Holmes (F, 1st), Toric Robinson (MF, 1st), Jason Shegda (MF, 1st); 2007: Copeland Lewis (B, 1st), Roshane Ellison (F, 1st), Shane McFarlane (MF, 1st), Toric Robinson (MF, 1st), Jason Rudder (MF, 1st), Jason Shegda (F, 2nd); 2006: Kevin Holmes (Rookie of the Year, F, 1st), Copeland Lewis (B, 1st), Ryan Love (B, 1st), Roshane Ellison (F, 2nd), PSAC Championship Games ESU 1, Lock Haven 0 (2OT) ESU 1, Lock Haven 0 (2OT) ESU 5, California ESU, Millersville ESU 2, California ESU 2, California ESU, Lock Haven ESU 1, Millersville ESU 2, Lock Haven ESU 1, Lock Haven 0 (4OT) ESU, Lock Haven ESU, Lock Haven ESU 2, Lock Haven Lock Haven 2, ESU 1 (OT) ESU 2, Lock Haven Lock Haven 2, ESU Lock Haven 2, ESU ESU 6, Slippery Rock Lock Haven 1, ESU Lock Haven 2, ESU ESU 2, Slippery Rock Slippery Rock 2, ESU 1 (OT) ESU, Slippery Rock ESU 4, Lock Haven ESU 1, Lock Haven 0 ESU has won 19 PSAC Championships Shane McFarlane (MF, 2nd), Toric Robinson (MF, 2nd); 2005: Roy Thompson (MF, 1st), Wes Gayle (MF, 1st), Ryan Love (B, 2nd); 2004: Bob Harkins (B, 1st), Wes Gayle (MF, 2nd); 200: Jorge Chapoy (Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), Kamar Samuels (B, 1st), Bill Sterner (GK, 2nd), Wes Gayle (MF, 2nd); 2002: Jorge Chapoy (F, 1st team), Wes Gayle (MF, 1st), Sean Stewart (B, 1st), Tom Mustac (F, 2nd), Mike Lotocki (MF, 2nd), Kamar Samuels (B, 2nd); 2001: Jason Land (GK, 1st), Tom Mustac (F, 1st), Mike Lotocki (MF, 1st), Sean Stewart (B, 1st), Kamar Samuels (MF, 2nd), Kurt Nusshag (B, 2nd); 2000: Jason Land (GK, 1st), Jorge Chapoy (F, 1st), Karl Nusshag (MF, 1st), Sean Stewart (B, 1st), Tom Mustac (F, 2nd), Kurt Nusshag (MF, 2nd); 1999: Pat Stanco (Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), Sean Stewart (B, 1st), Ahmet Kose (MF, 1st), Karl Nusshag (MF, 1st), Jorge Chapoy (F, 1st); 1998: Erik Buksa (B, 1st), Bobby Henes (F, 1st), Matt Eisenhard (MF, 2nd), Tyler Mayer (MF, 2nd), Andreas Hansson (F, 2nd), Pat Stanco (F, 2nd); 1997: Sean Crawford (Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), Taras Ilczyna (GK, 1st), Aaron King (B, 1st), Edgar Rose (B, 1st), Jeff Wukitch (MF, 1st), Matt Eisenhard (B, 2nd), Bobby Henes (MF, 2nd), Andreas Hansson (F, 2nd); 1996: Mark Byers (B, 1st), Keith Wiercinski (B, 1st), Jeff Wukitch (MF, 1st), Mike Feniger (F, 1st); 1995: Mike Feniger (Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), Jason Petronis (GK, 1st), Edgar Rose (B, 1st), Keith Wiercinski (B, 1st), Mark Byers (B, 2nd), Jason Lindsay (F, 2nd); 1994: Mike Feniger (Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), Keith Schlegel (MF, 1st), Chris Peto (B, 1st), Keith Wiercinski (B, 1st), Jason Petronis (GK, 1st), Jason Lindsay, (F, 2nd); 199: Mike Feniger (F, 1st), Keith Schlegel (B, 1st), Jason Petronis (GK, 1st), James Ellison (F, 2nd), Anthony Creece (B, 2nd), Chris Peto (B, 2nd); 1992: Brian Marshall (Eastern Player of the Year, F, 1st), Keith Schlegel (MF, 1st), Tom Oxenreider (MF, 1st), Anthony Creece (B, 1st); 1991: Brian Marshall (F, Tournament Appearances NCAA Division II Slippery Rock 1, ESU 0 (OT) NYIT 2, ESU Lock Haven 2, ESU 1 (OT) ESU 2, NYIT 1 Dowling 2, ESU 0 (quarterfinals) ESU 1, West Chester 1 (ESU 4-2 on PK s) So. NH 5, ESU (quarterfinals) Dowling 2, ESU ESU 1, Dowling 1 (ESU -2 on PK s) ESU 4, N.H College 2 (quarterfinals) Barry 2, ESU 1 (NCAA Final Four) LIU-Southampton 2, ESU 1 (OT) Mercyhurst 1, ESU ESU 6, W.V. Wesleyan 5 (2OT) Truman State 1, ESU 0 (quarterfinals) Mercyhurst 2, ESU Oakland 2, ESU 1 (OT) Gannon 1, ESU Lock Haven 2, ESU Tampa 1, ESU Davis and Elkins 4, ESU Loyola (Md.) 2, ESU ESU 2, Lock Haven 0 ESU 1, Elizabethtown 0 (2OT) Baltimore 6, ESU (quarterfinals) ESU 2, Montclair State 1 (OT) ESU 4, Muhlenburg 0 Baltimore, ESU 0 (quarterfinals) 1st), Ed Decker (MF, 1st), Anthony Creece (B, 1st); 1990: Henry Sands (F, 1st), Ed Decker (MF, 1st), Mark Wittlinger (B, 1st), Tom Wolgast (B, 1st); 1989: Paul Moylan (Player of the Year, B, 1st), Henry Sands (F, 1st), Brent Fenstermacher (F, 1st), Tom Miller (MF, 1st), Tom Wolgast (B, 1st), John Lonergan (GK, 1st); 1988: Brent Fenstermacher (F, 1st), Anthony Walker (MF, 1st), John Miele (GK, 1st), Eric Wilckens (B, 1st), Jim Foresman (F, HM), Manny Oudin (B, HM), Tom Wolgast (MF, HM); 1987: Brent Fenstermacher (Eastern Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), Ken Wilson (F, 1st), Helder Moreira (MF, 1st), Eric Wilckens (B, 1st), Manny Oudin (MF, HM), Anthony Walker (MF, HM); 1986: Ken Wilson (Eastern Athlete of the Year, F, 1st), John Lonergan (GK, 1st), Eric Wilckens (B, 1st), Jeff Maly (B, 1st), Manny Oudin (MF, 1st), Scott Noseworthy (B, HM); 1985: Rich Yuro (B, 1st), Andy Kelly (B, 1st), Brent Fenstermacher (F, 1st), John Lonergan (GK, HM), Ken Wilson (B, HM); 1984: Rich Yuro (B, 1st), Rob Flotz (F, 1st); 198: Vin Porta (GK), Jeff Kenyon (F); 1982: Tom Young (F), Jeff Kenyon (F); 1981: Chuck Diegel (GK), Tony Pinto (F); 1980: Dragon Stosic (F), Bob Heavey (F), Pete Reffie (B), Dave Munson (B); 1979: Dragon Stosic (F), Jim Colbert (B); 1978: Brian Donahue (F), Bob O Donnell (B), Frank Stulb (B); 1977: Willy Becker (B), Frank Stulb (B); 1976: Blaz Stimac (B), Joe Donahue (B), Rich Brands (GK); 1975: Blaz Stimac (F), Tom Carney (B); 1974: Charlie Kish (F), Barry Shier (B), Blaz Stimac (B); 197: Dan Snyder (F), Tom Carney (B), Brian Gabrielson (B), Blaz Stimac (B), Bob Stetler (GK). Four-time All-PSAC (1st team): Jorge Chapoy ( , 02-0), Sean Stewart ( ), Mike Feniger (199-96), Brent Fenstermacher (1985, 87-89), Blaz Stimac (197-76) Four-time All-PSAC (any team): Wes Gayle ( ) NCAA Division I Penn 2, ESU ESU 2, Pittsburgh 0 Michigan State 2, ESU 1 (quarterfinals) ESU 6, Franklin and Marshall 0 Michigan State 4, ESU 0 (quarterfinals) ECAC Division II Championships ESU 5, New Haven 2 ESU 2, Concordia 1 (finals) New York Tech 1, ESU C.W. Post 1, ESU ESU 2, C.W. Post 0 New York Tech, ESU 1 (finals) ECAC Small College Tourney ESU 2, Elizabethtown 0 Bloomsburg, ESU 2 (OT) (finals) Muhlenburg 4, ESU 2 NAIA Championships Castleton, Vt. 2, ESU ESU 5, Park, Mo. 0 ESU 4, Pratt Institute 0 (Nat l Champion) Howard 4, ESU ESU 2, Tabor, Ks. 1 (Third Place) 20 ESU Men s Soccer Media Guide

23 A-A-A Ahmed Abdul-Ezz 1994 Chris Ahner Darren Albano Billy Albizatti Joe Alcaro Rodney L. Allenbach Derek A. Arneaud , 86, 88 B-B-B Kevin Bobyak 1985 Tim Balch 1978 Richard A. Baldwin Steve Barkis John J. Barras 197 Josh Beacher 1996 Brian Becker 1999 William N. Becker Thomas W. Bedics Jeffrey Bell 2006 Eric Bellucci Fredrick Bengtson 1998 John Bleich Rich Bodek 2004 Roberto Bosmediano Richard Brands 197, Robert B. Brewer 1971 William T. Brewer Eric Brooks Charlie Brostowski 2002, 05 Erik Buksa Mark Byers C-C-C Thomas R. Cabrera Thomas J. Carney Gritzko Cerda 1984 James J. Chandler 1970 Jorge Chapoy , 02-0 Jeremy Cheeseman 2008 Kevin I. Cleary 1975 Neal J. Clipper James Colbert Glen R. Cone Thomas J. Conroy Shane Correia 1997 Derek Cossaboon Sean Crawford Anthony Creece Jason Cropper D-D-D Michael D Alessio Tim Davis Kevin Davies 1994 Ed Decker Michael A. Delong Pete DeMartini James G. Detweiler Chuck Diegel J.J. DiFerdinando 2007 Jerry DiPisa Frantz D Meza 1984 Chris Dockx Brian Donahue Joseph T. Donahue Frank Donnelly 1980 Danny Drago Chris Duggan 2007 E-E-E Matt Eisenhard Brandon Eiserman Paul Eisold Jim Ellison 1986, 92-9 Roshane Ellison Daniel Eriksson 1998 Dan Evans John H. Evans F-F-F Chris Farina 1996, Tom Farr 1997 Mike Feniger Brent Fenstermacher 1985,87,89 Kip Ferguson 1978 Larry Ferguson 1977 Pat Ferrigno Rob Flotz 1984,86 Jim Foresman Patrick Fowler 1992 Isaac Fournier 1999 Sergio Francula Jim Frantz 1988 Dan Frick 2002, 04, 06 Conor Fry Steve Fuhrman 1988,90 G-G-G Brian R. Gabrielson Chris Gack David C. Garraway Wesley Gayle Jason Gerbino Charles Germano Francis T. Gillespie 1974 Matt Giordano Steve Goodwin Alan M. Granger Alan H. Granger 1974 Nick Greenwood Andrew Grossman 1982 Troy Grubb 2000 Sean Grube 2005 Wen-Jue Guo H-H-H Andreas Hansson Bob Harkins Robert T. Hartman Walid Hassan Bob Heavy Todd Heckman 1990, Joe Heitczman Bobby Henes Ryan Hepford Edward C. Hepner 1970 Evan Hepner Jeff Herber Troy Hernandez 2008 Larry A. Hess 1974 Steven A. Hess 1970 Ricky Hill William W. Hill James A. Hoffman Kevin Holmes Andy Hoopes 1992 T.J. Huffman 1991 I-I-I Neal T. Iezzi 1981 Taras Ilczyna Steve Ilgenfritz ,82 Juacqin Irons J-J-J John Jackson 1979 Gene Janick 1984 Richard E. Johnson 1971 Brian Johnston K-K-K Mike Kane 2006, 2008 George E. Kazakos Jamie Keddie 199 Trevor Kelley Andrew J. Kelly James A. Kenyon Jeff Kenyon Aaron King John King Ricky King 1991 Charles Kish Gary J. Kline Robert J. Kline Eric Kolar Brad Konawalik Ahmet Kose T.J. Kostecky 1979 Matt Kpakiwa 1997 Brian Krcelich Paul Kurzenknabe Bob Kyle WARRIORS LETTERMEN ( ) L-L-L Victor M. Lameira Jason Land Jim Lannon John Lavelle 1990 Evan Leibelsperger Francis J. Lewandoski Copeland Lewis Jason Lindsay Aaron Littzi 2002 Pete Llewellyn 2002 John Lonergan , 89 Mike Lotocki Ryan Love 200, 05 M-M-M Travis Magditch Dennis Maldonado Jeff Maly Dale R. Marsh Brian Marshall 1991 Todd Martin 1978 Michael W. Mason 1970 Dan Mathers Mike Mathers 1976 Curtis T. Matthews 1982 Tyler Mayer 1998 Doug Mazei 1990 Moulie Mbenga , 88 Rory McAuley 1987 Mike McCullough , 9 Terry McDevitt 1989 Shane McFarlane Mark Meihoefer 1988 Phil Merrill Ronald E. Midwood 1972 John Miele Michael Miller Robin Miller 1977 Tom Miller Mike Mills Timothy J. Moore Helder Moreira Gregory D. Moyer 1981 Richard E. Moyer 1972 Paul Moylan 1989 Richard O. Mullineaux IV Dave Munson Tom Mustac N-N-N Adrian Neves Daryl L. Newiswender Gregory Nimchan James H. Norris 1975 Scott P. Noseworthy Karl Nusshag Kurt Nusshag O-O-O Jim O Connor Bob O Donnell Gary S. Olson Manny Oudin Davis Overman Tom Ovenrider P-P-P Nick Pace 1997 Jim Parell Tony Perfilio Chris Peto Jason Petronis Chris Pinto Tony Pinto 1979, 81 Joe Piscopo Larry Pokrywa Vincent M. Porta Eugene T. Pot 197 Greg Prime Rick Pue 1984 Q-Q-Q Ronald W. Quinn R-R-R Andy Ravert James D. Reid Steve Reitberger 1976 Pete Reffe Drew Repsher 2008 Dave Rhen Robert A. Rigby Toric Robinson Edgar Rose Don Ruccia 1989 Jason Rudder Jeff Ryan S-S-S Raphael Saler Henry Sands Nicholas Sands 2005 Keith Schlegel Kamar Samuels Jeff Schroeder 1980 Scott Schultz Justin Schildt , 05 Barry A. Shier Dominic Sciurba Jason Shegda Vince Shipos 1994, 96 Jody Sleppy 1999 Brandon Smith Frederick N. Smith 1971 Jay Smith Daniel K. Snyder Franz St. Lot 197 Michael P. Spaziano Mike Sprunk Pat Stanco David Stein 1995 Bill Sterner , 05 Robert A. Stetler Sean Stewart Jeffrey G. Stiefbold 1982, Scott W. Steifbold Blaz Stimac Rob Stirling 1986 Drew Stitcher 1978 Stanley R. Stoltzfus Dragan Stosic Frank Stulb Lou Sudholz , 90 Dan Sullivan John Sunshine Channing Swears Bill Sweeney T-T-T David G. Taicher Joseph Tavares 1970 Emanuele Tavormina 1970 Shane Taylor 1990 Damian Thompson 2000, Roy Thompson Brad Trexler 1979 Jesse Tyahla V-V-V John Velasco 2007 Greg Vetter 1991 Michael B. Volmin W-W-W Anthony Walker Warren D. Washburn 1982 Brian Wells Keith Wiercinski Eric Wilckens Paul Williamsen Ken Wilson Mile Wilson ,98 Tony Wilson 1999 Mark Wittlinger 1987,89-91 Tom Wolgast Jeff Wukitch Bobby Wynn 2008 Y-Y-Y Andy Yatsko Ned Yelovich Thomas P. Young 1982 Richard A. Yuro

24 Aug. 27 Aug. 29 UDC 6:0 Sept. 9 Wed. at Philadelphia 4:0 Sept. 12 Sat. SALEM INTERNATIONAL 12:00 Sept. 16 Wed. *at Shippensburg 5:0 Sept. 19 Sat. *at West Chester :0 Sept. 22 Tue. *BLOOMSBURG 5:00 Sept. 26 Sat. SLIPPERY ROCK 12:00 Wed. Sat. Tue. Oct. 10 Sat. Oct. 14 Wed. Oct. 17 Sat. Oct. 20 Tue. at Lock Haven NYIT 7:00 *at Bloomsburg 7:00 5:00 5:00 *WEST CHESTER HOME MATCHES WHITE TYPE ON RED *PSAC East Games 2:00 Sat. 2:00 at Davis & Elkins *SHIPPENSBURG 7:00 7:00 1:00 HOLY FAMILY Wed. *at Millersville at Mercyhurst Oct. 6 Sat. Oct. 1 Sept. 5 7:00 *MILLERSVILLE Oct. 28 Wed. Sept. 2 2:00 4: ESU Soccer Schedule Oct. at Wilmington vs. Bloomfield Thur. Sat. Sept. 0