2006 New Mexico Men s Soccer

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1 2006 Men s Soccer 2006 Season Recap , MPSF Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Champions NCAA 2nd Round Contact: Jay Blackman W: (505) F: (505) blackman@unm.edu website: After losing nine seniors and seven starters from a 2005 squad that advanced to the finals of the NCAA College Cup, University of men s soccer coach Jeremy Fishbein would not be at fault for calling 2006 a rebuilding year. However, rebuilding was a word that never crossed the minds of any member of the Lobo men s soccer team. A fact that can be easily judged by the accomplishments of this year s squad. For the third year in a row and the fifth time in the last six seasons, the Lobos won the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation title and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament while putting up a record on the year. In fact, s league mark was better than the record it posted in MPSF action in 2005, when it advanced to the finals of the NCAA College Cup. With six underclassmen in the starting lineup to begin the season, struggled out of the gate to a record in the first six games. However, the Lobos showed their potential on Sept. 15 when they tied No. 1 SMU 1-1 at the UNM Soccer Complex. From that point on, UNM went to finish the regular season. The only set back in that stretch was a 1-0 loss at Denver in the MPSF opener on Sept. 29. UNM avenged that loss with a 3-0 pounding of the 21st-ranked Pioneers at home on Nov. 2 to clinch the MPSF crown. Despite holding a No. 8 ranking at the end of the regular season, the Lobos did not receive a first round bye and were sent on the road for the first round of the NCAA Tournament. scored a 1-0 win at San Francisco on a last-minute goal by freshman Stephen Brown. That setup a second round match at 13th-seeded Cal that the Bears won 3-1, ending another strong season by the Lobos. dominated the MPSF honors, putting 11 players on the three All-MPSF teams. Senior Andrew Boyens was named the MPSF Player of the Year for the second time in his career, while head coach Jeremy Fishbien was named the co-coach of the Year for the third time in five years. Juniors David Gualdarama and Mike Graczyk, sophomore Brandon Barklage and freshman Simon Ejdemyr were all named to the MPSF first team. Sophomores Mike Porter and Chris Wright and freshman Zach Tierney were both named to the second team while junior Joey Vitagliano, sophomore Jack Smithson and freshman Stephen Brown earned spots on the third team. Boyens was one of the most dominate players in college soccer in 2006, earning consensus All-American honors for the second season year in a row. The 6-4 defender from Dunedin, New Zealand, was also one of 15 semifinalists for the 2006 Hermann Trophy, the top individual honor in college soccer. He leaves UNM as the only two-time conference player of the year and one of two players to earn All-American honors twice. He was selected with the 10th overall pick by Toronto FC in the 2007 MLS SuperDraft. Ejdemyr, another talented defender, became the Lobos third freshman All-American when he earned a spot on CollegeSoccerNews.com s first team. Wright, the leading scorer in the MPSF also gained recognition for his hard work in the classroom, earning ESPN The Magazine Second Team Academic All-American honors. The Lobos will only loose two players for the 2007 season, Boyens along with fellow senior Lars Loeseth. Returning 10 starters next year will make one of the strongest and most experienced teams in the country. UNM will also have the services of two NSCAA High School All- Americans - Michael Reed and Gardner Morrow - who redshirted this season. Fishbein has shown that he has built a program that can maintain excellence from year to year and the future looks very bright for Lobo Soccer Schedule/Results Overall (14-4-3) MPSF (8-1-1) 8-18 at No. 1 # Fort Lewis (Ex.) W, at Portland T, 0-0 (2OT) 9-1 at Michigan State L, vs. Michigan (East Lansing, Mich.) W, No. 10 UCLA L, Cal State Northridge W, No. 1 SMU T, Tulsa W, American W, 1-0 (OT) 9-24 College of Charleston W, at Denver* L, at Air Force* W, San Jose State* W, Sacramento State* W, 1-0 (OT) at UNLV* W, UNLV* W, 1-0 (OT) at Sacramento State* T, 1-1 (2OT) at San Jose State* W, Air Force* W, No. 21 Denver* W, at San Francisco NCAA 1st W, at No. 13 Cal NCAA 2nd L, 1-3 All Times Mountain * Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Game # NSCAA DII Ranking Home Games in Bold 2006 MPSF Standings MPSF Overall Teams W-L-T Pts. Home Away W-L-T Pct. Streak * Lost 1 Denver Lost 2 San Jose State Lost 2 Sacramento State Won 2 Air Force Won 1 UNLV Won 1 *The MPSF Champion is determined by a double-round robin conference schedule. *The top finishing team from the conference is the MPSF Champion and NCAA Automatic Qualifier. Conference win = 3 points, tie = 1 point, loss = 0 points For Additional Information on the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation visit

2 BROADCAST INFORMATION INTERNET AUDIO: None. INTERNET VIDEO: None. LIVE STATS: None. TELEVISION: None. RADIO: None. MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT Area Code (505) Jay Blackman, Asst. Media Relations Director office: cell: Athletics Media Relations Fax Soccer Press Box Phone Web Site... Media Relations Mailing Address: UNM Athletics Media Relations MSC University of Albuquerque, N.M INTERVIEWS -- All interviews with student-athletes must be arranged through Jay Blackman in the UNM Athletics Media Relations office. There are no exceptions. Lobo coaches can be reached by calling the soccer office at (505) NEW MEXICO QUICKFACTS General Information School... University of Nickname... Lobos Location... Albuquerque, N.M. Enrollment... 26,500 Founded by Territorial Legislature Acting President... David Harris Athletics Director... Paul Krebs Head Coach... Jeremy Fishbein... (UC-Santa Barabra 89) Career at UNM (5th Year) Career Overall (14th Year) Assistant Coaches... Carl Junot (Furman 01)... Luc Cisna (Fort Lewis 99), Chris Cartlidge (Essex 92) Colors... Cherry and Silver Conference... Mountain Pacific Sports Federation... (Men s Soccer only) Home Field... UNM Soccer Complex Capacity... 5,600 Surface... Natural Grass 2005 Record (NCAA Finals) 2005 MPSF Record (1st) Starters Returning/Lost... 4/7 Lettermen Returning/Lost... 10/14 Soccer Office / Soccer Office FAX / LOBOS CLINCH MPSF TITLE: Wins over Air Force (1-0) and No. 21 Denver (3-0) to end the season clinched the Lobos third straight Mountain Pacific Sports Federation title. The trophy is the fourth in five years at UNM for head coach Jeremy Fishbein. It is also the fifth title in the last six seasons overall. NO RESPECT IN LOBO LAND: Despite being ranked in the top-10 and coming off an appearance in the NCAA College Cup finals in 2005, the MPSF Champion Lobos did not earn a seed, nor a first round home game, in the 2006 NCAA Tournament. The Lobos were the highest ranking unseeded team in the Soccer America Top-25, Soccer Times Top-25 and CollegeSoccerNews.com Top-30. Even though UNM was the No. 2 seed last season, an honor they carried all the way to the national title game, the Lobos have had a rough road in some of its previous trips to the NCAA Tournament. In 2002, finished the regular season with a record, but were sent packing for a first round match at Bradley which they won 2-1. In 2004, UNM was the No. 1 team in the nation with a mark, but were given an inexplicable 13th seed in the NCAA Tournament. They fell at Virginia on penalty kicks in the Sweet 16 that season. LOBOS IN THE SECOND ROUND: UNM advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in the last six seasons with a 1-0 win at San Francisco. The Lobos lost the second round match at Cal by a 3-1 total. has only one win in the second round in its previous four games. fell to No. 1 SMU 2-0 in 2001, dropped a 1-0 match at Saint Louis in 2002, defeated Portland 4-1 at home in 2004 and tied Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2-2 at home last season. The Lobos did advance past UWM on penalty kicks 5-3 in BOYENS RACKS UP HONORS AS A SENIOR: Lobo senior Andrew Boyens ended his Lobo career as one of the most decorated players in UNM soccer history. The 6-4, defender from Dunedin, New Zealand, was one of 15 players named as a 2006 MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist. The Hermann trophy is the top honor for Division I college soccer. Boyens is just the second Lobo to be nominated for the Hermann. Jeff Rowland was a finalist in Boyens was also named 1st Team All-American by CollegeSoccerNews.com and Soccer America magazine. The 2006 MPSF co- Player of the Year is also the only two-time conference player of the year in school history after sharing the honor with Rowland in BOYENS AT THE MLS DRAFT: Senior Andrew Boyens became the highest drafted Lobo in school history when he was selected in the first round with the 10th overall pick by Toronto FC in the 2007 MLS SuperDraft. He joins Lance Watson (2005), Brandon Moss (2005) and Josh Brown (2005) as Lobos who have been taken in the MLS SuperDraft in the Fishbein era. SHARING THE WEALTH: After having one of the most prolific scorers in the nation the last two years in 2005 Hermann Trophy Finalist Jeff Rowland, the Lobos turned to a scoring-by-committee squad in Of the 17 active players, 15 had at least two points on the year and 13 had at least one goal. Even junior keeper Mike Graczyk scored a pair of assists. FISHBEIN NAMED MPSF CO-COACH OF THE YEAR: UNM head coach Jeremy Fishbein was named the 2006 MPSF co-coach of the Year, marking the third time in five years he has taken or shared the conferences honor for top coach. Fishbein coached his 100th game at the University of in the 1-0 win over UNLV on Oct. 21. He has posted a (.759) mark in five years at UNM. Fishbein has a career record of (.666) in 14 years as a head coach. Below are some interesting notes on the Lobos in Fishbein s tenure over the last five years: at the UNM Soccer Complex when scoring three or more goals in overtime games when leading at the half

3 LOBOS IN THE RANKINGS - 39 WEEKS IN A ROW: UNM finished the 2006 season ranked No. 12 in the final Soccer America top-25, 15th in the final CollegeSoccerNews.com s Top-30 and 22nd in the season-ending NSCAA top-25. The Lobos have been ranked for 39 consecutive weeks, dating back to the start of the 2004 season. LOBOS IN THE NCAA STATISTICAL RANKINGS: As a team UNM ranked in the NCAA top-30 in four categories in The Lobos were: 10th in g.a.a (0.64) 11th in W-L-T percentage (0.738) 14th in save percentage (0.833) 15th in shutout percentage (0.52) Individually, junior keeper Mike Graczyk ranked 15th in goalsagainst with a average and 20th with a save percentage. GRACZYK CLOSING IN ON CAREER MARKS AT UNM: Junior keeper Mike Graczyk is closing in on most of the Lobo goalie records following a solid junior campaign. He is currently one shutout shy of Andrew Weber s ( ) record of 25. He is 18 wins shy of Weber s record of 50 and his 171 saves rank fifth all time at. His 0.65 g.a.a is currently the lowest in school history. EJDEMYR NAMED FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN: Freshman defender Simon Ejdemyr has made a big impact on the Lobo backline early in his career. His strong play helped record 11 shutouts on the year and a 0.64 g.a.a., ranking 10th in the NCAA. For his play, Ejdemyr was named 1st Team Freshman All-American by CollegeSoccerNews.com. Ejdemyr also earned 1st Team All-MPSF recognition and was named the MPSF Player of the Week and was on Soccer America s National Team of the Week for his efforts against SMU and Tulsa in Week 4. LOBOS STINGY ON DEFENSE: The Lobos posted 11 shutouts in 2006, including blanking three of their last four opponents. The Lobo defense not only led the league with its 0.64 goalsagainst-average, but it is also ranked 10th in the nation in goals allowed and 15th in the country in shutouts. Junior keeper Mike Graczyk led the MPSF and was 10th in the NCAA with his g.a.a., having played every minute in goal for New Mexico. He also led the league with 11 shutouts on the year. Graczyk was the only Lobo to be on the field every minute of every game for UNM in Four of UNM s backline were honored on the All-MPSF teams including senior Andrew Boyens (Player of the Year), Graczyk (1st Team), freshmen Simon Ejdemyr (1st Team) and Zach Tierney (2nd Team). CHRIS WRIGHT BREAKS OUT IN SECOND SEASON: Sophomore Chris Wright had 15 points on six goals and three assists in He led the MPSF in scoring and goals against NCAA competition. The 6-5 forward from Fair Oaks, Calif., was also the MPSF Player of the Week after scoring two goals and an assist in UNM s 3-0 thumping of Denver on Sunday, Nov. 5. It was the third career multi-goal game and the first Player of the Week honor for Wright. A second team All-MPSF selection, Wright was also named 2006 ESPN The Magazine 2nd Team Academic All-American. The pre-med major has a 4.10 cumu- Head Coach Jeremy Fishbein Fishbein is in his 14th year as a college head coach and his fifth at UNM. The Cincinnati, Ohio, native currently holds a (.666) record that includes seven years at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colo., two seasons at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Tex., and four years at UNM. His record at stands at (.759). He was introduced as the Lobo s fourth coach in July 2002 after the retirement of Klaus Weber. Fishbein, 40, played college soccer for Richmond and Cincinnati before graduating from UC-Santa Barbara in He is married to Alicia Meraz, a former tennis player UNM. The couple has two daughters, Alisa (5) and Gabriela (3). Fishbein s Stat Sheet 2006 MPSF co-coach of the Year 2005 Far West Region Coach of the Year 2005 MPSF Co-Coach of the Year 2004 Soccer America National Coach of the Year 2002 MPSF Coach of the Year Seven Career Conference Championships.750 Division I Winning Percentage.658 Career Winning Percentage Career Totals Year Team Overall Conference Finish Postseason 1992 Fort Lewis th Fort Lewis st Fort Lewis th Fort Lewis st Fort Lewis th Fort Lewis st Fort Lewis st Incarnate Word Incarnate Word st NCAA 2nd Round nd st NCAA 3rd Round st NCAA Runner-Up st NCAA 2nd Round Team Overall Conference Fort Lewis (.605) (.685) Incarnate Word (.608) Division II (.606) (.685) (.759) (.823) Totals (.666) (.738) Fishbein at UNM OVERALL HOME ROAD NEUTRAL MPSF MPSF HOME MPSF ROAD SHUTOUTS SCORE 3+ GOALS ALLOW 3+ GOALS GAMES DECIDED BY GAMES DECIDED BY OVERTIME UNM SCORES FIRST OPPONENT SCORES FIRST HALF HALF HALF OUTSHOOTS OPPONENT OUTSHOT BY OPPONENT SHOTS TIED MORE CORNERS LESS CORNERS CORNERS TIED

4 2006 Season Honors Hermann Trophy Semifinalist Andrew Boyens NSCAA All-American Andrew Boyens - 1st Team CollegeSoccerNews.com All-American Andrew Boyens - 1st Team CollegeSoccerNews.com Freshman All-American Simon Ejdemyr - 1st Team 2007 MLS SuperDraft Andrew Boyens - 10th Pick Toronto FC CollegeSoccerNews.com 1st Team Preseason All-American Andrew Boyens Soccer America Preseason All-American Andrew Boyens CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American Chris Wright - 2nd Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Andrew Boyens - 1st Team CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Andrew Boyens, Lars Loeseth, Mike Porter, Joey Vitagliano, Chris Wright 2006 MPSF Player of the Year Andrew Boyens 2006 MPSF co-coach of the Year Jeremy Fishbein All-MPSF 1st Team Brandon Barklage, Andrew Boyens Simon Ejdemyr, Mike Graczyk, David Gualdarama 2nd Team Mike Porter, Zach Tierney Chris Wright 3rd Team Stephen Brown, Jack Smithson, Joey Vitagliano CollegeSoccerNews.com National Team of the Week Andrew Boyens (Week 12 - Nov. 13) Soccer America National Team of the Week Simon Ejdemyr (Week 4 - Sept. 18) Andrew Boyens (Week 7 - Oct. 9) MPSF Player of the Week Mike Graczyk (Week 1 - Aug. 28) Simon Ejdemyr (Week 4 - Sept. 18) Andrew Boyens (Week 7 - Oct. 9) Chris Wright (Week 11 - Nov. 6) TLC Plumbing & Utility Invitational All-Tournament Stephen Brown, Simon Ejdemyr, Mike Graczyk, David Gualdarama NMYSA Classic All-Tournament Andrew Boyens, Stephen Brown, Simon Ejdemyr, Jack Smithson lative grade-point-average. TIERNEY HELPING OUT: Freshman defender Zach Tierney led the team and was third in the MPSF with five assists on the year. The former high school All American started 18 games in the backline after missing games at San Jose State and Sacramento State with a concussion. FIVE LOBOS EARN ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACA- DEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Five Lobos were named to the CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI. Seniors Andrew Boyens and Lars Loeseth, junior Joey Vitagliano and sophomores Mike Porter and Chris Wright all earned recognition for having over a 3.20 g.p.a. and being a significant contributor in UNM AGAINST NO. 1: The Lobos scored a 1-1 tie against SMU at the UNM Soccer Complex on Sept. 15 in the TLC Plumbing & Utility Invitational. UNM faced a top-ranked team for the fourth straight season after facing the Mustangs in a hard fought draw. Here is a look at UNM s games against No. 1 ranked foes: SMU L, 0-2 Nov. 25, 2001 NCAA Tournament 2nd Round Dallas, Texas UCLA L, 0-1 Oct. 9, 2003 Los Angeles, Calif. Indiana W, 1-0 (2OT) Sept. 19, 2004 Albuquerque, N.M. Maryland L, 0-1 Dec. 11, 2005 NCAA College Cup Finals Cary, N.C. SMU T, 1-1 Sept. 15, 2006 Albuquerque, N.M. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN STREAK CONTINUES: With sophomore Chris Wright earning a spot on ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American 2nd Team, the Lobos have had at least one Academic All-American for each of the past four seasons. TWO ALL-AMERICANS READY FOR 2007: NSCAA High School All-Americans Michael Reed and Gardner Morrow both redshirted the 2006 season, but will be ready for action in Reed, the 2005 Player of the Year, suffered a knee injury prior to the start of the 2006 season that sidelined him for the rest of the year. Morrow, the 2005 Vermont Player of the Year, spent his freshman season adjusting to the college game. HOME FIELD ADVANTAGE: finished the 2005 season with an record at the UNM Soccer Complex and were at home in The Lobos are now at home in the last five years under head coach Jeremy Fishbein. FISHBEIN INDUCTED INTO THE FLC ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME: University of men s soccer coach Jeremy Fishbein was inducted into the Fort Lewis College Athletic Hall of Fame on Aug. 19, in Durango, Colo. In seven seasons at Fort Lewis UNM SOCCER COMPLEX First Game Loss to No. 3 Creighton, Sept. 6, 1996 Total Games (11th Year) All-Time Record (.710) Longest Win Streak /31/03 (SJSU) to (SJSU) Longest Unbeaten Streak /9/83 (NMMI) to (SDSU) Non-conference Games (.707) Conference Games (.660) Conference Tournament NCAA Tournament Overtime Record Under Fishbein (.894) UNM SOCCER COMPLEX Year Total G Average Natl. Rank Record , , , , , , , ,200 15th , ,324 12th , ,700 8th , ,379 2nd , ,629 1st , , Totals 132, , boldface indicates school records Total Attendance ,780 All-Time Average Attendance... 1,328 Highest Attended Game... 5, (OT) Win vs. No. 7 Cal (12/2/05) Avg. Attendance Under Fishbein... 2,131 Highest Attended Games at the UNM Soccer Complex 5, vs. No. 7 Cal (W, 1-0 OT) NCAA Quarters 4, vs. Cal. St. Northridge (W, 1-0 OT) NCAA 3rd Rd. 4, vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee (T, 2-2 OT) NCAA 2nd Rd. 4, vs. No. 1 Indiana (W, 1-0 2OT) 4, vs. Sacramento State (W, 1-0 OT) 4, vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee (W, 2-0) 4, vs. Wisconsin (W, 3-2) Highest Attended Game in UNM History 7, vs. No. 4 UCLA (L, 2-0) at University Stadium HOME WINNING STREAKS Longest Winning Streaks 13 Oct. 31, 2003 (SJSU) to Oct. 16, 2005 (SJSU) 12 Nov. 11, 1985 (U.S. Int.) to Oct. 2, 1987 (Cal. St.- L.A.) 11 Sept. 13, 2002 (Cal Poly) to Sept. 7, 2003 (Cincinnati - Tie) Longest Unbeaten Streaks 18 Sept. 9, 1983 (NMMI) to Sept. 2, 1985 (SDSU) 14 Sept. 13, 2002 (Cal Poly) to Oct. 18, 2003 (UNLV) 13 Oct. 31, 2003 (SJSU) to Oct. 16, 2005 (SJSU) 2006 NCAA ATTENDANCE LEADERS Team Games Total Average 1. UCONN 11 32,236 2, Maryland 13 36,470 2, UC-Santa Barbara 13 35,359 2, Virginia 12 31,606 2, Clemson 8 20,744 2, Saint Louis 10 24,600 2, Portland 11 26,919 2, Indiana 10 22,952 2, Wake Forest 9 20,131 2, Creighton 9 17,759 1, North Carolina 10 18,151 1, ,323 1, Duke 13 19,432 1, Virginia Tech 9 12,190 1, Louisville 8 10,606 1,326

5 ( ), Fishbein s teams posted a record (.605) and won four league championships two in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (1997, 1998) and two in the Colorado Athletic Conference (1993, 1995). He also guided the Skyhawks to their first two NCAA Division II playoff trips (1997, 1998). Two other Lobo coaches are already in the Fort Lewis College Athletic Hall of Fame. UNM assistant men s soccer coach Luc Cisna was a two-time All-American at FLC and a 2005 inductee. Lobo women s basketball head coach in a Fort Lewis alum and a 2003 inductee. LOESETH MAKING A MARK ON LOBO ATHLETICS: Senior midfielder Lars Loeseth accomplished a rare feat in 2005, two NCAA runner-up trophies in two different sports in the same year. Not only was he a part of the Lobo soccer team s amazing run in 2005, he also was an All-American member of the second place UNM ski team in The Olso, Norway, native came to UNM in 2004 as a member of the Lobo Ski Team. He led to the 2004 NCAA Skiing Championship, the school s only NCAA title in any sport, behind All-American performances in the Slalom and Giant Slalom events. Loeseth trained with the soccer squad in the 2005 spring semester. He was so impressive that he was put on a soccer scholarship for the school year. The four-time All-American was a part of three of the four most successful teams in school history. UNM s 2006 Record When... OVERALL HOME ROAD NEUTRAL MPSF MPSF HOME MPSF ROAD SHUTOUTS SCORE 3+ GOALS ALLOW 3+ GOALS GAMES DECIDED BY GAMES DECIDED BY OVERTIME UNM SCORES FIRST OPPONENT SCORES FIRST HALF HALF HALF OUTSHOOTS OPPONENT OUTSHOT BY OPPONENT SHOTS TIED MORE CORNERS THAN OPPONENT LESS CORNERS THAT OPPONENT CORNERS TIED Statistical Leaders POINTS Chris Wright Brandon Barklage Stephen Brown Joey Vitagliano... 9 GOALS Chris Wright... 6 Stephen Brown... 4 Brandon Barklage... 3 Joey Vitagliano... 3 ASSISTS Zach Tierney... 5 Brandon Barklage With... 3 SHOTS Brandon Barklage Chris Wright P.J. Wilson SAVES Mike Graczyk Preseason NSCAA 3 Soccer Times 7 CollegeSoccerNews.com 9 Soccer America 16 August 28 CollegeSoccerNews.com 8 Soccer Times 9 Soccer America 17 September 4 CollegeSoccerNews.com 15 Soccer Times 15 NSCAA NR Soccer America NR September 11 CollegeSoccerNews.com 21 Soccer Times 24 NSCAA NR Soccer America NR September 18 Soccer Times 18 CollegeSoccerNews.com 19 Soccer America 22 NSCAA NR Weekly Rankings September 25 CollegeSoccerNews.com 12 Soccer America 13 Soccer Times 14 NSCAA NR October 2 Soccer America 17 CollegeSoccerNews.com 19 Soccer Times 23 NSCAA NR October 9 Soccer America 13 CollegeSoccerNews.com 16 Soccer Times 19 NSCAA 25 October 16 Soccer America 12 CollegeSoccerNews.com 12 Soccer Times 14 NSCAA 25 October 23 Soccer America 9 CollegeSoccerNews.com 9 Soccer Times 14 NSCAA 24 October 30 CollegeSoccerNews.com 11 Soccer America 15 Soccer Times 17 NSCAA NR November 6 - Final Regular Season CollegeSoccerNews.com 8 Soccer America 12 Soccer Times 13 NSCAA 25 December 7 - Final Postseason CollegeSoccerNews.com 15 Soccer America Soccer Times NSCAA 22

6 Postseason Results MPSF Tournament (6-1) 11/8/01 Sacramento State 1st Rd - Fresno, Calif. W(OT) /9/01 UNLV 2nd Rd - - Fresno, Calif. W 3-0 Fresno State Finals W(OT) /15/02 Denver 2nd Rd - Albuquerque W /17/02 San Jose State Finals - Albuquerque W(OT) /14/03 Air Force 2nd Rd - Sacramento, Calif. W /16/03 San Jose State Finals - Sacramento, Calif. L 2-3 NCAA Tournament Records Game Highs and Lows Shots - H 26 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/05 Jeff Rowland - 12 vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/05 Shots - L #18 Saint Louis 2nd Rd 11/27/02 Corners 11 vs. #7 California 4th Rd 12/2/05 Saves 8 vs. #1 SMU 2nd Rd 11/25/01 Fouls - H #4 Virginia 3rd Rd Bradley 2nd Rd 11/22/02 Fouls - L 5 - Cal 2nd Rd 11/15/06 Goals 4 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/04 Pat Grange - 2 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/04 Assists 3 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/04 vs. Clemson College Cup Semifinals 12/9/05 Ricky Francis - 2 vs. Bradley 2nd Rd 11/22/02 Jeff Rowland - 2 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/04 Opponent Game Highs and Lows NCAA Tournament (7-4-2) 11/23/01 Florida International 1st Rd - Dallas, Tex. W 1-0 #1 SMU 2nd Rd L 0-1 Bradley 1st Rd W 2-1 #18 Saint Louis 2nd Rd L /23/04 Portland 2nd Rd W 4-1 #4 Virginia 3rd Rd - UVa. advances 6-5 T (2OT) /22/05 Wisc.-Milwaukee 2nd Rd - UNM advances 5-3 T (2OT) /26/05 # 15 Cal. St.-Northridge 3rd Rd W (OT) /2/05 # 7 California 4th Rd W (OT) /9/05 Clemson College Cup Semifinals - Cary, N.C. W /11/05 #1 Maryland College Cup Finals - Cary, N.C. L /10/06 at San Francisco NCAA 1st W /15/06 at #13 Cal NCAA 2nd L 1-3 Shots - H 19 - #1 Maryland College Cup Finals 12/11/05 Shots - L 7 - Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/05 - Clemson College Cup Semifinals 12/9/05 Corners 10 - #1 Maryland College Cup Finals 12/11/05 Saves 9 - #7 California 4th Rd 12/2/05 Fouls - H 25 - #18 Saint Louis 2nd Rd 11/27/02 Fouls - L 6 - San Francisco 2nd Rd 11/10/06 Goals 3 - Cal 2nd Rd 11/15/06 Assists 3 - Cal 2nd Rd 11/15/06 Career Records Points 13 - Jeff Rowland ( ) Goals 5 - Jeff Rowland ( ) Assists 3 - Jeff Rowland ( ) Shots 39 - Jeff Rowland ( ) G.A.A Mike Graczyk (2004-Present) Shutouts 3 - Mike Graczyk (2004-Present) Saves 25 - Andrew Weber ( ) Goalie Wins 4 - Mike Graczyk (2004-Present) Games 9 - Ben Ashwill, Brandon Moss, Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson ( ), Andrew Boyens ( ), Blake Danaher, David Gualdarama (2004-Present) Games Started 9 - Ben Ashwill, Brandon Moss, Lance Watson ( ), Andrew Boyens ( ) Minutes Andrew Boyens ( )

7 Probable Starters NO. NAME POS. COMMENTS 1 Mike Graczyk GK 0.64 g.a.a, 11 SHO, 2a, career 0.64 g.a.a. is lowest in school history 3 Andrew Boyens D 2g, 3a, Hermann Trophy Semifinalist, MPSF Player of the Year, All-American, NSCAA Scholar Athlete 4 Brandon Barklage MF 3g, 4a, hampered by groin injury late in the year, off the bench last two games, 1st Team All-MPSF 5 Blake Danaher F 2g, 2a, moved back to the midfield late in the season 6 Zach Tierney D 5a, led team in assists, 2nd Team All-MPSF 7 Justin Davis D 1g, 3a, gw vs. UNLV, played everywhere on the field 12 Chris Wright F 6g, 3a, led MPSF and team in scoring, 2nd Team All-MPSF, Academic All-American 13 David Gualdarama MF 2g, First career goal vs. Michigan..Game winner vs. CSUN, 1st Team All-MPSF 17 Mike Porter MF 1g, 2a, versatile player who sees time in the MF and backline, 2nd Team All-MPSF 18 Simon Ejdemyr D Big, physical defender, 1st Team All-MPSF 20 Joey Vitagliano MF 3g, 3a, all three goals have been game-winners, gw assist vs. USF, 3rd Team All-MPSF Key Reserves NO. NAME POS. COMMENTS 44 Justin Fite GK Freshman backup, did not see action this season 9 Lars Loeseth D 1g, 2a, missed four games attending to the death of his father in Norway 11 P.J. Wilson F 1g, third on the team with 33 shots 14 Bryan Sajjadi MF 1g, increased playing time as the season went on 15 John Chisholm MF Reserve midfielder who saw action in 13 games off the bench 16 Jack Smithson MF 2g, 3a, in and out of the starting line up based on matchups, 3rd Team All-MPSF 22 Stephen Brown MF 4g, 2a, T2nd on the team in scoring...gw goal at USF...3rd Team All-MPSF 21 Gardner Morrow F NSCAA All-American, Vermont Player of the Year, Redshirted the 2006 season UNM Game-By-Game Stats Opponent Score Assists Shots Saves Corners Fouls at Portland 0-0 (2OT) at Michigan State vs. Michigan UCLA Cal State Northridge SMU 1-1 (2OT) Tulsa American 1-0 (OT) College of Charleston at Denver at Air Force San Jose State Sacramento State 1-0 (OT) at UNLV UNLV 1-0 (OT) at Sacramento State 1-1 (2OT) at San Jose State Air Force Denver at San Francisco NCAA 1st at Cal NCAA 2nd The Last Time The Lobos... Scored a Hat-Trick... Jeff Rowland vs. UNLV, 7-2 Win, 10/22/05 Allowed a Hat-Trick... Ryan Pore - Tulsa, 3-2 Loss, 9/12/03 Scored 5+ Goals Win vs. UNLV, 10/22/05 Allowed 5+ Goals Loss, at UC Santa Barbara, 10/12/03 Had 5+ Assists... 5 vs. Denver, 3-0 Win, 11/5/06 Allowed 5+ Assists.. 10 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 6-3 Loss, 10/12/03 Took 30+ Shots vs. UC-Colorado Springs, 10/6/02 Allowed 30+ Shots at Air Force, 7-3 Loss, 10/21/01 Recorded a Shutout win at San Francisco, 11/10/06 Were Shutout loss at Denver, 9/29/06 Had 10+ Saves. 10-Andrew Weber vs. UCLA, 1-0 Loss, 10/12/03 Opponent Had 10+ Saves 10-Matt McDougal, Sac. St., 1-0 Win, 10/14/05 Opponent Game-By-Game Stats Opponent UNM Score Assists Shots Saves Corners Fouls at Portland 0-0 (2OT) at Michigan State vs. Michigan UCLA Cal State Northridge SMU 1-1 (2OT) Tulsa American 1-0 (OT) College of Charleston at Denver at Air Force San Jose State Sacramento State 1-0 (OT) at UNLV UNLV 1-0 (OT) at Sacramento State 1-1 (2OT) at San Jose State Air Force Denver at San Francisco NCAA 1st at Cal NCAA 2nd Top NCAA Tourn. Teams Teams with.500+ Records Big Ten Conference Big West Conference Team Lobos Against... Conference USA Pac Patriot League West Coast Conference Southern Conference Statistical Rankings Points (1st MPSF) Goals (1st MPSF) Assists (1st MPSF) G.A.A (10th NCAA - 1st MPSF) W-L-T % (11th NCAA - 1st MPSF) Shutouts (15th NCAA - T1st MPSF) Individual Points... Chris Wright - 15 (1st MPSF) Goals... Chris Wright - 6 (1st MPSF) Assists... Zach Tierney - 5 (3rd MPSF) G.A.A... Mike Graczyk (15th NCAA - 1st MPSF)

8 Current Lobos on the All-Time Lists Points Goals Assists 1. Justin Sells Michael Strati Jeff Rowland David Robertson John Renken Lance Watson Mario Picazo Richard Farrer Jason Hix Shots 1. Justin Sells Jeff Rowland Mike Strati Lance Watson Guy Kaufman Richard Farrer Stian Eriksen Ryan Turnello Steve Kraemer Troy Beserra Goalie Wins 1. Andrew Weber Nate Busek Mike Graczyk Present 4. Paul Branch Greg Hess Dana Rogge Trevor Shannon Chad Nelson Paul Nelson Easy Jimenez Starting Line-Ups Opponent F F MF MF MF MF D D D D G at Portland Danaher Wright Smithson Brown Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Porter Vitagliano Graczyk at Michigan State Danaher Wilson Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Edjemyr Tierney Graczyk vs. Michigan Wilson Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk UCLA Danaher Wright Brown Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Tierney EjdemyrVitagliano Graczyk Cal State Northridge Wilson Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk SMU Danaher Wright Smithson Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk Tulsa Wilson Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk American Danaher Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk Col. of Charleston Danaher Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk at Denver Danaher Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk at Air Force Wilson SmithsonVitaglianoBrown Gualdarama Barklage Loeseth Boyens Porter Tierney Graczyk San Jose State Wilson Wright Vitagliano Porter Gualdarama Barklage Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk Sacramento State Danaher Wright Smithson Porter Gualdarama Barklage Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk at UNLV Danaher Wright SmithsonVitaglianoGualdaramaBarklage Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk UNLV Danaher Wright Smithson Porter Gualdarama Barklage Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk at Sacramento State Wilson Wright SmithsonVitaglianoGualdaramaBarklage Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Porter Graczyk at San Jose State Smithson Wright BrownVitaglianoGualdarama Barklage Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Porter Graczyk Air Force Wilson Wright Smithson Porter Gualdarama Vitagliano Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk Denver Danaher Wright Smithson Brown Gualdarama Vitagliano Davis Porter Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk at San Francisco Smithson Wright Danaher Porter Gualdarama Vitagliano Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk at Cal Smithson Wright Danaher Porter Gualdarama Vitagliano Davis Boyens Ejdemyr Tierney Graczyk 1. Justin Sells Jeff Rowland Michael Strati David Robertson Mario Picazo Lance Watson Edmundo Rodriguez Ben Ashwill John Renken Derek Barnes Games Played 1. Ben Ashwill Brandon Moss Andrew Weber Lance Watson Matt Wootton Troy Beserra Guy Kaufman Justin Sells David Metzler Steve Kraemer Saves 1. Andrew Weber Nate Busek Dana Rogge Greg Hess Mike Graczyk Present 6. Chad Nelson Paul Nelson Trevor Shannon Chris Mansfield John Renken Lance Watson Steve Kraemer David Robertson Jason Hix Richard Farrer Michael Strati Justin Sells Jeff Rowland Mario Picazo Minutes Played 1. Andrew Weber Brandon Moss Troy Beserra Steve Kraemer Justin Sells Mike Strati Matt Wootton David Metzler Nate Busek Tom Behm Shutouts 1. Andrew Weber Mike Graczyk Present 3. Paul Branch Nate Busek Greg Hess Dana Rogge Paul Nelson Chad Nelson Easy Jimenez Trevor Shannon

9 MPSF Individual Statistical Leaders* Update - Week 12 Last Week This Week 2006 NCAA Tournament 2006 NCAA Tournament First Round Second Round Friday, Nov. 10 Wednesday, Nov. 15 San Francisco 0 No. 13 Cal 3 Scoring Leaders # PLAYER YR. SCHOOL G GL AST PTS PPG 1 Chris Wright So UNM Ben Mendozza Sr DEN Josh Rhynard Fr AFA Lamar Neagle So UNLV Oscar Sandoval Sr SAC Ryan Rhoads Sr SAC Brandon Barklage So UNM Stephen Brown Fr UNM Marcos Balladares Fr UNLV Joey Mathot So DEN Nicholas Patterson So UNLV Joey Vitagliano Jr UNM Goals Scored # PLAYER YR. SCHOOL G GL GPG 1 Chris Wright So UNM Oscar Sandoval Sr SAC Ryan Rhoads Sr SAC Ben Mendozza Sr DEN Josh Rhynard Fr AFA Colby Moore Fr SJSU Lamar Neagle So UNLV Stephen Brown Fr UNM MPSF Team Statistical Leaders* Team Points # Team G GL AST GPG APG PTS Denver Sacramento State UNLV Air Force San Jose State Team Goalkeeping # Team G SV GA Sho GAA Denver Sacramento State San Jose State Air Force UNLV Assists # PLAYER YR. SCHOOL G Ast APG 1 Joey Mathot So DEN Kurtis LIndsey Jr SAC Nicholas Patterson So UNLV Zach Tierney Fr UNM Pedro Lupercio Sr SAC Eli Milan Jr SAC Colin Jones Jr DEN Brandon Barklage So UNM Goalies # PLAYER YR. SCHOOL G SV GA SHO GAA 1 Mike Graczyk Jr UNM Matt Bredehoft Jr DEN Ryan Kenny Fr SAC Richard Mann So SJSU Brian Guyette Jr AFA Calvin Bailey Fr UNLV * against NCAA Competition 2006 Preseason MPSF Coaches Poll 2006 BRINE MPSF Players of the Week Rank Team 2005 Record (MPSF Finish) 1 * (7-1-2, 1st) T2 Sacramento State (4-5-1, 4th) T2 San Jose Sate (7-2-1, 2nd) 4 Denver (3-6-0, 5th) 5 Air Force (6-3-1, 3rd) 6 UNLV (0-9-1, 6th) * Won the conference regular season title and received an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. Week Player Year Position School 8/28 Mike Graczyk Jr GK 9/4 Jack Jones So MF Sacramento St. 9/11 Elliott Ricks-Chambers Sr MF Sacramento St. 9/18 Simon Ejdemyr Fr D 9/25 Chris Mathews Jr MF Air Force 10/2 Joey Mathot So MF Denver 10/9 Andrew Boyens Sr D 10/16 Josh Fallin Jr D Denver 10/23 Andy Nigro Jr MF Air Force 10/30 Ryan Rhoads Sr F Sacramento State 11/6 Chris Wright So F Marcos Balladares Fr F UNLV

10 National Soccer Coaches Association of America Top-25 Final Poll Rank Team Previous Record 1 UC Santa Barbara NR UCLA Wake Forest Virginia Duke Notre Dame Santa Clara Northwestern NR Indiana Maryland SMU California Clemson Old Dominion NR Towson UNC-Greensboro NR Lehigh West Virginia North Carolina Washington NR Saint Louis St. John s Harvard Fairfield Illinois-Chicago NR Rhode Island Soccer America Top-25 Final Poll Rank Team Record Previous 1. Duke SMU Wake Forest Indiana West Virginia Virginia Maryland Santa Clara Clemson North Carolina California St. John s UCLA Creighton Harvard UC Santa Barbara NR 18. Hofstra NR 19. Rhode Island NR 20. Saint Louis Notre Dame Towson Lehigh Kentucky UC Irvine NR CollegeSoccerNews.com Top-30 Final Poll Rank Team Record Previous 1. UC Santa Barbara UCLA Wake Forest Virginia Duke SMU Maryland Santa Clara Notre Dame West Virginia Indiana Clemson Lehigh California Northwestern NR 17. Towson St. John s Old Dominion NR 20. UNC Greensboro NR 21. Harvard Northern Illinois Washington NR 24. Creighton Rhode Island NR 26. Saint Louis Monmouth UC Irvine Hofstra UIC Soccer Times Top-25 Nov. 7 - Final Regular Season Rank Team Record Points Previous 1 SMU (9) Duke (7) Wake Forest Virginia Indiana West Virginia Maryland Santa Clara California Notre Dame Clemson Saint Louis North Carolina UCLA Lehigh Creighton Kentucky St. John s nr 20 Illinois-Chicago Towson Harvard Ala.-Birmingham t 24 Connecticut South Carolina

11 Roster No. Name Pos. Ht Wt Yr-Exp. Hometown/Last School 00 Eric Staver G Fr-HS Portage, Mich. (Portage Northern HS) 0 Tyler Higgins G Fr-RS Albuquerque, N.M. (Sandia HS) 1 Mike Graczyk G Jr-2L Albuquerque, N.M. (La Cueva HS) 2 Michael Reed MF Fr-HS Albuquerque, N.M. (Sandia HS) 3 Andrew Boyens D Sr-2L Dunedin, New Zealand (Otago Univ.) 4 Brandon Barklage MF So-1L St. Louis, Mo. (Christian Brothers HS) 5 Blake Danaher F Jr-2L Mesquite, Texas (Poteet HS) 6 Zach Tierney D Fr-HS Wildwood, Mo. (Christian Brothers HS) 7 Justin Davis MF Fr-HS Avondale, Ariz. (Westview HS) 9 Lars Loeseth D Sr-1L Oslo, Norway (NTG-Geilo) 11 P.J. Wilson F Fr-HS Fort Wayne, Ind. (Canterbury HS) 12 Chris Wright F So-1L Fair Oaks, Calif. (Jesuit HS) 13 David Gualdarama MF Jr-2L Waianae, Hawaii (Kamehameha HS) 14 Bryan Sajjadi MF Fr-HS Arlington, Texas (James Martin HS) 15 John Chisholm MF Fr-Tr Dunedin, New Zealand (Otago Univ.) 16 Jack Smithson MF/F So-1L Hinsdale, Ill. (Hinsdale Central HS) 17 Mike Porter D So-1L Las Cruces, N.M. (Las Cruces HS) 18 Simon Ejdemyr D Fr-Tr Boras, Sweden (Sven Eriksonsgymnasiet) 19 Andrew Parsons D/MF Fr-HS Springfield, Mo. (Glendale HS) 20 Joey Vitagliano MF Jr-2L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon HS) 21 Gardner Morrow F Fr-HS Shelburne, Vt. (Champlain Valley HS) 22 Stephen Brown MF Fr-HS Arlington, Texas (James Martin HS) 23 Dominique Romero MF Fr-HS Albuquerque, N.M. (La Cueva HS) 44 Justin Fite G Fr-HS Spring, Texas (Klein Collins HS) HEAD COACH: Jeremy Fishbein (5th Year) ASSISTANT COACHES: Carl Junot (6th Year), Luc Cisna (1st Year), Chris Cartlidge (1st Year) TRAINER: Patrick Spieldenner Chisholm - CHIZ-um Gualdarama - GALL-dah-rom-ah Sajjadi - suh-jah-dee Pronunciation Guide Ejdemyr - ay-dah-meer Graczyk - GRAY-sick Vitagliano - VAH-tag-lee-ah-no

12 Game 1 No. 3 0 Portland 0 Aug. 26, 2006 Portland, Ore. Pos # UNM... Sh SOG G A M Pos # Portland... Sh SOG G A M G 1 Graczyk G 1 Robles D 3 Boyens D 3 Fredback M 4 Barklage D 5 Gavin F 5 Danaher M 7 Griffin D 9 Loeseth M 9 Wright F 12 Wright F 10 Elliott M 13 Gualdarama F 11 Sanders M 16 Smithson M 14 Warner D 17 Porter D 15 Irwin D 20 Vitagliano D 16 Emory M 22 Brown M 20 Dallman Tierney Chrostek Davis Knapp Wilson Thornton Sajjadi Hosseinmardi Chisholm Ejdemyr Totals Totals Portland 1 Graczyk : Robles : Portland Shots by Period 1 2 OT O2 Tot Saves by Period 1 2 OT O2 Tot Portland Portland Corner Kicks 1 2 OT O2 Tot Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Tot Portland Portland Attendance: 2,808 Officials: Marshall, Parrish, Brooks, Grbavac Offsides: 1, Portland 6 UNM's Record: YC-POR #3 (48:47), YC-NM #5 (57:39), YC-POR #11 (98:37) Game 2 No. 8 0 Michigan State 1 Sept. 1, 2006 East Lansing, Mich. Pos # UNM... Sh SOG G A M Pos # MSU... Sh SOG G A M G 1 Graczyk G 30 Tillman D 3 Boyens Rogers M 4 Barklage Scaffidi F 5 Danaher Kreikmeier D 6 Tierney DeMartin D 9 Loeseth Webster F 11 Wilson Hertel M 13 Gualdarama Dick M 17 Porter McKenzie D 18 Ejdemyr Janicki M 20 Vitagliano Pirmann Davis Stephens Wright Chun Sajjadi Chisholm Smithson Totals Totals Portland 1 Graczyk... 90: Tillman... 90: Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State :38 MSU 11 Kenzon Webster Scaffidi/DeMartin Attendance: 1,137 Officials: Salazar, Allie, Eshacki, Zawisiak Offsides: 1, Michigan State 2 UNM's Record: YC-NM #13 (56:11), RC-NM #16 (63:16), YC-NM #4 (69:19) YC-MSU #11 (72:12), RC-NM #5 (90:00) Game 3 No. 8 3 Michigan 0 Sept. 3, 2006 East Lansing, Mich. Pos # UNM... Sh SOG G A M Pos # Michigan... Sh SOG G A M G 1 Graczyk G 1 Bennett D 3 Boyens Hall M 4 Barklage O Reilly D 6 Tierney Stacy D 9 Loeseth Tennant F 11 Wilson Fuzetti F 12 Wright Marosevic M 13 Gualdarama Holody M 17 Porter Morisset D 18 Ejdemyr Perez M 20 Vitagliano Savitskie Davis Popeney Sajjadi Bonnell Chisholm Trybula Brown Olowolafe Parke Totals Totals Portland 1 Graczyk... 90: Bennett... 90: Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan :58 NM 12 Chris Wright (1) Lars Loeseth (1) 2. 29:01 NM 13 David Gualdarama (1) Stephen Brown (1) 3. 43:18 NM 4 Brandon Barklage (1) Justin Davis (1) Attendance: 465 Officials: Cien Asoera, Mark Lawrence Offsides: 0, Michigan 3 UNM's Record: YC-Mich #7 (10:48), YC-NM #3 (21:49), YC-NM #17 (23:22) RC-NM #3 (64:57) Game 4 No. 10 UCLA 2 No Sept. 8, 2006 Albuquerque, N.M. Pos # UCLA... Sh SOG G A M Pos # UNM... Sh SOG G A M G 22 Reed G 1 Graczyk M 2 Leopoldo M 4 Barklage D 5 Zaher F 5 Danaher D 6 Alvarado D 6 Tierney M 8 Zizzo D 9 Loeseth M 9 Beltran F 12 Wright M 10 Nakazawa M 13 Gualdarama M 13 Stephens M 17 Porter M 16 Folk D 18 Ejdemyr D 17 McClung M 20 Vitagliano M 25 Sinderhoff D 22 Brown Rusin Davis Myers Wilson Griffin Sajjadi Jaramillo Chisholm Totals Totals UCLA 1 Reed... 90: Graczyk... 90: UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA :26 UCLA 11 Maxwell Griffin (2) Leopoldo/Folk 2. 58:09 UCLA 11 Maxwell Griffin (3) Sal Zizzo Attendance: 3,212 Officials: Cohen, Cotter, Ragoonanan, Croft Offsides: UCLA 2, 1 UNM's Record: Game 5 Cal State Northridge 0 No Sept. 10, 2006 Albuquerque, N.M. Pos # CSUN... Sh SOG G A M Pos # UNM... Sh SOG G A M G 1 Guppy G 1 Graczyk M 4 Canal M 3 Boyens D 7 Hanks F 4 Barklage F 9 Rossi D 6 Tierney F 10 Kim D 9 Loeseth D 12 Tracy F 11 Wilson D 13 Borak M 12 Wright M 14 Clegg M 13 Gualdarama M 15 Siu D 17 Porter M 18 Agwa M 18 Ejdemyr D 22 Franklin D 20 Vitagliano Cox Davis Radovic Sajjadi Lopez Chisholm Gomez Smithson Deldo Brown Riley Totals Totals CSUN 1 Guppy... 90: Graczyk... 90: Cal State Northridge Cal St. Northridge Cal St. Northridge Cal St. Northridge Cal St. Northridge :14 UNM 13 David Gualdarama (2) Smithson (1)/Tierney (1) Attendance: 1,249 Officials: Vehar, Grano, Sanchez, Nordin Offsides: Cal State Northridge 2, 2 UNM's Record: YC-CSUN #12 (79:45) Game 6 No. 1 SMU 1 No Sept. 15, 2006 Albuquerque, N.M. Pos # SMU... Sh SOG G A M Pos # UNM... Sh SOG G A M G 0 Wideman G 1 Graczyk D 4 Gonzalez D 3 Boyens F 6 Geppert M 4 Barklage D 7 Lopez F 5 Danaher M 8 Guarda D 6 Tierney M 10 Wileman D 9 Loeseth D 11 Shuleva F 12 Wright F 13 da Silva M 13 Gualdarama M 14 Needham M 16 Smithson D 15 Mirsky M 17 Porter M 19 Saintus D 18 Ejdemyr Harwell Davis Cruz Wilson Corbin Brown Chevannes TM Team Totals Totals SMU 0 Wideman : Graczyk : SMU Shots by Period 1 2 OT O2 Tot Saves by Period 1 2 OT O2 Tot SMU SMU Corner Kicks 1 2 OT O2 Tot Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Tot SMU SMU :08 SMU 29 Adrian Chevannes Wileman/da Silva 2. 56:36 UNM TM OWN GOAL Attendance: 2,285 Officials: Laws, Cohen, Cotter, Davis Offsides: SMU 0, 3 UNM's Record: YC-SMU #11 (28:41)