1967 Coach: Don Wiseman

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1 WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY - ATHLETICS HISTORY SOCCER - MEN 1963 Coach: Rick Colston 1-1 Defeated British Columbia 4-2 in first game as Dick Marshall scored three goals Colston, Bob Vermette, Marshall, Wayne Tyler and Chip Wilson were members of this team 1964 Coach: 1965 Coach: 1966 Coach: 1967 Coach: Don Wiseman Coach: John Miles Placed 1st (tie) in Western Washington Collegiate Soccer Conference First year in WWCSC Glen Hindin led WWSC in scoring with 10 goals Upset University of Washington 3-2 as Hindin scored 2 goals Pat Garratt was member of this team 1969 Coach: John Miles Placed 1st in Western Washington Collegiate Soccer Conference Glen Hindin, George Gray, Manfred Kuerstan, Bob Hansen, Donn James, and Mike Hurley were named All-WWCSC Gray led WWCSC in scoring with 11 goals Hindin tallied eight goals 1970 Coach: John Miles Placed 1st in Western Washington Collegiate Soccer Conference Glen Hindin led team in scoring with seven goals Dave Asher, George Gray, G Lorne Turner and Bobby Mills (5 goals) were members of this team 1971 Coach: Placed 1st in Western Washington Collegiate Soccer Conference Greg Wesselius led team in scoring with six goals Glen Hindin and G Dan Gregory were members of this team

2 1972 Coach: John Miles Placed 5th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference Donn James, Gary Alanko and Gary Byron were members of this team 1973 Coach: Placed 7th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference G Rick Rosenberry and Dave Hanson were members of this team Had an 11-4 record during the spring and won Washington State University tournament for the first time in four tries 1974 Coach: Placed 5th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference Dawood Khoshnoodd and G Kevin Regan were members of this team 1975 Coach: Kevin Regan Placed 7th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (2-6-0) Named All-NCSC was G Kevin Regan Buzz Burns led team in scoring with six goals Dawood Khoshnood was member of this team 1976 Coach: John Miles Placed 9th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference Had record, but had to forfeit wins and ties due to use of ineligible player Named All-NCSC was G Kevin Regan Steve Wiles and Steve Vlahovich were members of this team 1977 Coach: Brian Durvin Placed 10th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (1-7-0) 1978 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 8th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (3-6-0) Sport given varsity status Jon Jones and Terry Turner led team in scoring with four goals each 1979 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 8th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (0-8-0) Sport returned to club status

3 1980 Coach: Tony Faganello Placed 8th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (2-7-0) Kevin Flannigan and Joe Tucker led team in scoring with three goals each 1981 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 7th (tie) in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (2-6-0) Sport given varsity status Named honorable mention All-NCSC was FB Paul Meehan Mike Hawkins and Kris Langkow led team in scoring with four goals each 1982 Coach: Bruce Campbell M Rafi Rubin led team in scoring with six goals 1983 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 4th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (4-3-1) Rated 17th in final NAIA National Poll Named honorable mention NAIA All-America was S Joe McAuliffe Named All-NCSC was McAuliffe Named to NAIA District 1 all-star team was McAuliffe Named to NAIA Academic All-America team was M Thom Castagna Tim Gerhard led team in scoring with six goals Scott Walyor, Cliff Mull and Jeff Spears were members of this team Defeated nationally (NAIA) No.8-ranked Warner Pacific 2-1 and tied number one ranked Simon Fraser 1-1 (2 overtimes) 1984 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 9th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (1-7) Named honorable mention NAIA All-American was G John Reilly Named to NAIA District 1 all-star team were F Danny Machado, S Joe McAuliffe and Reilly Chae Kim led team in scoring with four goals Won Evergreen Invitational Tournament 1985 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 6th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (4-5) Named honorable mention Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference all-star was D Kevin Quinn Named to NAIA District 1 all-star team was G John Reilly Jeff Busch led team in scoring with seven goals and two assists 1986 Coach: Bruce Campbell Placed 6th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (5-4-1)

4 Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 North Division (2-1) Named second-team All-NCSC was M John Polzin Dennis Lapchis led team in scoring with four goals and four assists Campbell named NCSC Coach of the Year Named to NAIA District 1 all-star team was G John Reilly 1987 Coach: Kevin Quinn Placed 7th in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (3-5-2) Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1 North Division (2-1) Named second-team All-NCSC were M Jonathan Fleck and D Bill Schmitt F Dennis Lapchis led team in scoring with 5 goals and 2 assists 1988 Coach: Kevin Quinn Placed 3rd in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (4-2) Placed 2nd in NAIA District 1North Division (2-1) Named to NCSC Cascade Division all-star team were F Jim Myhre, M Simon Evans and M Tom Venable Named NAIA District 1 all-star was Evans Myhre led team in scoring with 4 goals and 4 assists 1989 Coach: Kevin Quinn Placed 1st in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference (6-0) Placed 1st in NAIA District 1 North Division (3-0) Reached NAIA National Tournament by defeating Whitworth 3-2 and Evergreen State 2-1 in District 1 playoffs, and defeating Warner Pacific 2-0 in the Area I championship Lost both games at nationals, 3-1 to Rockhurst KS and 4-2 to Midwestern State TX Named to NCSC Cascade Division all-star team were D Steve Bowmer, M Tom Venable, F Peter LaBarge and F Dennis Lapchis Named to NAIA District 1 all-star team were Venable and LaBarge Named third-team NAIA All-America was LaBarge, Venable received honorable mention. Quinn named District 1 Coach of the Year and Area I Coach of the Year Had school-record 13-game winning streak LaBarge led team in scoring with 20 goals and 4 assists 1990 Coach: Kevin Quinn Won NAIA West Regional championship via forfeit (lost 2-1 to Warner Pacific) Won NAIA District 1 title, defeating Pacific Lutheran, 6-3 in overtime, in semifinals, and Simon Fraser, 2-0, in championship game Finished third in Northwest Collegiate Soccer Conference - Olympic Division (3-2-0) Named second-team NAIA All-American was F Peter LaBarge Named honorable mention NAIA All-American was M Tom Venable Named to NAIA Area I all-star team were LaBarge and Venable Named District 1 Player of the Year was LaBarge Named to District 1 all-star team were LaBarge, D Steve Starcevich, Venable, F Dennis Lapchis and F Cliff Potter Named to NCSC Olympic Division all-star team were LaBarge and Venable

5 LaBarge led team in scoring with 21 goals and 5 assists 1991 Coach: Kevin Quinn Did not reach NAIA District 1 Playoffs (0-2-1) Placed 4th in NCSC Olympic Division (3-3-0) Named honorable mention NAIA All-Americans were D Steve Bowmer, F Steve Starcevich and GK Ryan Childs Named to NAIA Area I all-star first team were Bowmer, Childs and Starcevich - picked to second team were D Dave Miller and F Jason Woodward Named to NAIA District 1 all-star team were Bowmer, Childs and Starcevich Named to NCSC Olympic Division all-star team was Starcevich Starcevich and F Jason Woodward led team in scoring. Starcevich had 4 goals and 8 assists, and Woodward had 7 goals and 2 assists 1992 Coach: Kevin Quinn Reached final of NAIA District 1 Playoffs (1-1) Placed 5th in NCSC Olympic Division (1-5-0) defeated Whitworth, 1-0 OT, in district semifinals and lost to Pacific Lutheran, 3-2 OT, in final Named honorable mention NAIA All-Americans were D Jamie Thilmony and M Steve Starcevich Named to NCSC Olympic Division all-star team was Starcevich Named to NAIA Region I all-stars were Thilmony and Starcevich Named to NAIA District 1 all-stars were Thilmony, Starcevich and F Bryon Phillips Phillips and F Craig Jones tied for team lead with 6 goals, Phillips and Starcevich tied for team lead in assists with Coach: Kevin Quinn Did not make district playoffs Named NAIA District 1 all-star was F Craig Jones Jones led team in goals with 4 and assists with Coach: Kevin Quinn Did not make conference playoffs F Kevin Blondin tied for team lead in goals with 2 and in assists with Coach: Brad Swanson Did not make conference playoffs Placed 6th in PNWAC (1-8-1) F Jay Harper led team in goals with 4 and F Scot Swanson led in assists with Coach: Brad Swanson Placed second in Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference (6-2)

6 Lost, 1-0 to Seattle, in semifinals of PNWAC playoffs M Rob Skafgaard was named to NAIA Pacific Northwest Region first-team D Keith Baker and F Scot Swanson were named to regional second-team G Kelly Grayum was named honorable mention all-region Skafgaard named PNWAC Midfielder of the Year Skafgaard, Swanson and Baker were named first-team all-pnwac M Scott Harrington and Grayum were named second-team all-pnwac Brad Swanson was named PNWAC Coach of the Year Swanson led team with 16 goals and Jay Harper had team-leading 8 assists 1997 Coach: Brad Swanson Reached semifinals of NAIA Pacific Northwest Regionals, losing to eventual national champion Seattle, 5-0. Won NAIA Pacific Northwest Sectionals with 1-0 wins over Hawaii Pacific and Simon Fraser F Scot Swanson and M Rob Skafgaard were honorable mention NAIA All-American picks Swanson and Skafgaard named first-team NAIA Pacific Northwest Region all-stars, selected to second team was D Keith Baker Swanson named NAIA All-America Scholar Athlete Swanson led team with 9 goals and F Brian Schaper had team-leading 5 assists Coach: Brad Swanson Named Far West Region second-team all-star was D Chris Beaudoin G Dave Green and Beaudoin named Pacific West Conference all-stars Green and F Jason Frazier were academic PacWest all-stars M-F Brian Britton-Simmons led team with 5 goals and tied with M Matt Shaffer in assists with Coach: Brad Swanson & Travis Connell Placed 3rd in Pacific West Conference (4-4-1) Named first-team PacWest all-star was M Sean Standley. Picked to second team were D Wade Ambrose, M Brett Burns and M Andy Quinn Burns, GK Dave Green, D Sean Nielsen, and Quinn named PacWest academic all-stars F Jim Morton led team with 7 goals and Burns in assists with Coach: Travis Connell & Todd Stauber Placed 5th in Pacific West Conference (3-4-0) Named second-team West Region all-stars were D Jeff Obenchain and F Rob Schaper Named first-team PacWest all-stars were M Sean Standley and GK Dave Green. Picked to second team were Obenchain, Schaper and D Wade Ambrose Named PacWest academic all-stars were D Charlie Ashbaugh, D Sean Nielsen, M Brett Burns and Green Standley finished four-year career with 18 goals and 13 assists Standley led team in goals (6) and assists (6), Green had 1.78 goals against average 2001 Coach: Travis Connell

7 Placed 3rd (2-2) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team NSCAA Far West Region all-star was F Cody Hagler Hagler named GNAC Newcomer of the Year Named first-team GNAC all-stars were Hagler, M Joe Bensch, and D Jeff Obenchain. Picked to second team were M Ian Winberg, D Wade Ambrose and GK Darin Laier Hagler led team in goals (6), Bensch in assists (6), and Laier had 1.27 goals against average and school record 9 shutouts Defeated Seattle Pacific, 1-0, for first time since Coach: Travis Connell Placed 1st (4-0-0) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Had seven-game winning streak Ranked No.6 in West Region F Paul Nissley named GNAC Player of the Year GK Ben Dragavon named GNAC Freshman of the Year Named first-team GNAC all-stars were Nissley, Dragavon, M Ian Weinberg and D Jeremy Milsten. Picked to second team were M Eric Blatt and D Justin Scholze, Named GNAC academic all-star was D Joel Saulter. Nissley led GNAC and team in goals (15) and points (36), setting league record for consecutive games with a point (8) Dragavon led league in shutouts (7) and goals against average (0.83). Connell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2003 Coach: Travis Connell Placed 3rd (2-3-1) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Had eight-game unbeaten streak Named first-team GNAC all-stars were GK Ben Dragavon, M Jeff Lane, D Joel Saulter, and D Justin Scholze. Picked to second team were F Ryan Hopp, M David Hileman and D Jeremy Milsten. Hopp named GNAC Newcomer of the Year Named GNAC Academic all-star was Saulter Hopp led team in goals (7) and points (15), and Lane paced squad in assists (5). Dragavon had 4 shutouts and 3.13 goals against average Coach: Travis Connell Placed 3rd (2-4-0) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named second-team NSCAA Far West Region all-star was F Ryan Hopp Named first-team GNAC all-stars were Hopp, M Nick Webb and D Jeremy Milsten. Picked to second team were M Jeff Lane, D Kenny Mueller and GK Ben Dragavon, with honorable mention going to M David Schlesinger, D Kory Pope Mueller named GNAC co-newcomer of the Year Hopp ranked No.30 nationally in scoring (1.89) and No.25 in goals (0.84), and Dragavon No.28 in goals against (0.90) Western ranked No.64 nationally in scoring defense (0.89) Hopp led team in goals (16) and points (36), and Schlesinger and Lane tied for team-high in assists with 5 each. Dragavon had six shutouts and had 0.90 goals against average.

8 2005 Coach: Travis Connell Placed 4th (1-5-0) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team GNAC all-star was D Blake Brown. Earning second-team honors were F Zach Bauling, M Filomon Afenegus and Robbie Curry, and receiving honorable mention were M Gus Zadra and GK Ben Dragavon. Named GNAC academic all-star was Bauling. Dragavon tied for No.18 nationally in saves per game (5.68) Afenegus led team in goals (5) and points (11), and Zadra and F Matt Zigulis tied for lead in assists (4). Dragavon led team with 2.30 goals against average and had 1 shutout Coach: Travis Connell Placed 3rd (0-4-0) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team GNAC all-star was F Gus Zadra Named co-gnac Freshman of the Year was M Chris Jepson Named GNAC academic all-stars were M Joel Grossman, F Zachary Bauling and D Paul Kimbrough Zadra led team in goals (7) and points (14) and M Michael Ricci led in assists (6). GK Christian Warman led team with 1.69 goals against average and had 1 shutout Coach: Travis Connell , second-best turnaround (11 games) in NCAA II history Placed 3rd (4-3-1) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team NSCAA Far West Region all-star was M Matt Pele. Earning second-team honors was F Gibson Bardsley named to second-team Named second-team Daktronics West Region all-stars were GK Michael Lockwood, Bardsley and Pele Named first-team GNAC all-stars were Bardsley, F Samir Vejo and Pele. Earning second-team honors were M Oliver Wellman and Lockwood. Named GNAC Newcomer of the Year was Vejo Named GNAC Freshman of the Year was Bardsley Named first-team ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA District 8 Academic all-star was Lockwood Named GNAC academic all-stars were F Zachary Bauling, M Michael Ricci and Lockwood Bardsley led team in goals (11), assists (6) and points (28). Lockwood led team with 0.81 goals against average and 7 shutouts Connell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2008 Coach: Travis Connell Placed 1st (7-1-0) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named second-team NSCAA All-American was M Matt Pele Named first-team NSCAA Far West Region all-star was Pele. Earning second-team honors was F Samir Vejo Named second-team Daktronics West Region all-star was Vejo Pele named GNAC Player of the Year Named first-team GNAC all-stars were F Gibson Bardsley, GK Cameron Copps-Tilley, Pele, D Nick Saletto and Vejo. Second-team honors went to F Michael Ricci, M Oliver Wellman, and D Chris Jepson Named GNAC academic all-stars were D Cris Geday, M Joel Grossman and Ricci.

9 Vejo led team in goals (18) and points (39), and Pele in assists (6). Copps-Tilley led team with 1.13 goals against average and 6 shutouts Vejo ranked eighth nationally (0.95) in goals and 15th in points Connell named GNAC Coach of the Year 2009 Coach: Travis Connell , ended season with four-game unbeaten streak Placed 2nd (5-3-0) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named second-team NSCAA West Region all-star was M Kellan Brown Named first-team Daktronics West Region all-star was Brown. Picked to second team were D Chris Brundage and M Oscar Jimenez Named first-team GNAC all-stars were Brown, Brundage and Jimenez Named GNAC co-freshman of the Year was Brundage Named GNAC academic all-stars were M Matt Fishbaugher and F Darragh Simm Brown led team in points (25) and goals (10), and tied for assist lead (5) with Jimenez Cameron Copps-Tilley led team with 1.94 goals against average and 3 shutouts 2010 Coach: Travis Connell Placed 3rd (5-4-1) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team Daktronics All-American was F Gibson Bardsley and M Kellan Brown received honorable mention Named first-team Daktronics West Region all-stars were Bardsley, Brown and M Oscar Jimenez Named GNAC Player of the Year was Bardsley Named first-team GNAC all-star (all unanimous) were Bardsley, Brown and Jimenez. Picked to second team were M Brendan Quilici and D Thomas Kauffman Named GNAC academic all-stars were D Bryan Hall and M Darragh Simm WWU ranked No.5 nationally in scoring offense (2.78) and No.13 in goals (50) Bardsley ranked No.2 nationally in goals per game (1.06), No.3 in points per game (2.53), No.5 in goals (18) and No.7 in points (43.0) Bardsley led team in points (43) and goals (18), and tied for assist lead (7) with Jimenez Leo Cohen led team with 1.08 goals against average and 4 shutouts 2011 Coach: Travis Connell Placed 5th (3-6-1) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team GNAC all-star was F Kellan Brown. Picked to second-team was M Oscar Jimenez. Named GNAC academic all-stars were D Bryan Hall, M Justin Moore and F Andrew Weishaar Brown led team in points (16) and goals (7), and Jimenez in assists (5) GK Keegan Rogers led team with 1.52 goals against average. Tied nationally No.1-ranked Simon Fraser, 2-2 in overtime, ending 16-game winning streak 2012 Coach: Travis Connell 8-8-2

10 Placed 5th (6-6-2) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named first-team GNAC all-star was M Sujinda Dangvan. Picked to second-team was F Andrew Weishaar Named first-team Capital One/CoSIDA District 8 Academic all-star was F Justin Moore Named GNAC academic all-stars were Moore, F Andrew Weishaar, D Bryan Hall, D Bailey Martin, M Caden Sowers and M Gabriele Zaccagnini Weishaar led team in points (17) and tied for lead in goals (7) with Moore, and for team lead in assists (3) with M Sujinda Dangvan and M Kurtis Pederson GK Keegan Rogers led team with 1.29 goals against average and 5 shutouts Coach: Greg Brisbon Placed 3rd (9-2-3) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Named third-team NSCAA All-American was F Andrew Weishaar Named first-team NSCAA West Region all-star was Weishaar and G Keegan Rogers was thirdteam pick Named second-team Daktronics West Region all-stars were Weishaar and D Troy McCarty Named first-team GNAC all-stars were Weishaar and McCarty. Picked to second team were M Jeremy Wentzel, D Uche Ugwoaba and GK Keegan Rogers Named first-team CoSIDA Capital One District 8 Academic all-star was Weishaar Named second-team NSCAA National Scholar-Athlete was Weishaar Named GNAC academic all-stars were Weishaar, D Bailey Martin, M Matt Temple, Ugwoaba and D Sawyer Preston Weishaar led team in points (23), goals (10) and game-winning goals (5). Wentzel led squad in assists (6) GK Keegan Rogers led team with 0.67 goals against average and 7 shutouts. Ranked 13th nationally in GAA and save percentage (.848) WWU upset nationally No.2-ranked Simon Fraser, 3-0 WWU ranked 10th nationally in save percentage at.847 and 13th in goals against average at Coach: Greg Brisbon Placed 4th (7-6-1) in Great Northwest Athletic Conference Ranked No.8 in final regular-season NCAA II West Region rating Named second-team GNAC all-stars were F Tye Hastings, M Kurtis Pederson and M Luke Olney Named GNAC academic all-stars were Dan Anderson, Troy McCarty, Caden Sowers, Matt Temple, and Uche Ugwoaba

11 Overall, GNAC Head Coach: Greg Brisbon (3rd season, ) Vikings finished 7th in the GNAC with a overall record and record in GNAC play opened the season 3-2-1, but were over the final 11 matches upset No. 12 Northwest Nazarene in overtime at home Oct. 10 went at Harrington Field and 2-7 away from Bellingham junior forward Adam Talley and senior defender Uche Ugwoaba were 2nd-team selections to the 2015 GNAC Men s Soccer All-Conference Team Talley led the team and tied for 3rd in the GNAC with 8 goals (T5th with 18 points) he recorded a hat trick Oct. 22 vs. Mary and scored a pair of goals Oct. 29 at Northwest Nazarene Ugwoaba earned GNAC honorable mention honors for the second consecutive season Tyler Visten ranked 2nd in the GNAC with 70 saves. GNAC All-Conference: Adam Talley, F (2nd team) Uche Ugwoaba, D (2nd team) Eleazar Galvan, M (Honorable Mention) Luke Olney, M (Honorable Mention) Kurtis Pederson, M (Honorable Mention) Tyler Visten, GK (Honorable Mention) GNAC All-Academic: Garrett Barber (3.33, Engineering/Design) Luke Olney (3.32, Management) Sawyer Preston (3.27, Kinesiology) Uche Ugwoaba (3.26, Computer Science)

12 Western Washington Men's Soccer Western Washington Combined Team Statistics (Final Season Statistics) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Sep 03 CAL STATE LA To Sep 05 UC SAN DIEGO W Sep 10 at Cal State East Bay Wo Sep 12 at Notre Dame de Namur L * Sep 19 SIMON FRASER To * Sep 24 at MSU Billings L * Sep 26 at University of Mary W * Oct 01 #7 SEATTLE PACIFIC L * Oct 03 SAINT MARTIN'S L * Oct 08 CONCORDIA To * Oct 10 #12 NORTHWEST NAZARENE Wot * Oct 15 at Saint Martin's L * Oct 17 at #12 Seattle Pacific L * Oct 22 UNIVERSITY OF MARY W * Oct 24 MSU BILLINGS L * Oct 29 at Northwest Nazarene L * Oct 31 at Concordia L * Nov 07 at Simon Fraser L * GNAC Match TEAM STATISTICS WWU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 6 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/281 9/187 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 19 Talley,Adam Pederson,Kurtis Pichette,Conner Galvan,Eleazar Wentzel,Jeremy Olney,Luke Castillo,Jose Preston,Sawyer Kusina,Leonard Saunders,Greyden Ulen,Brady Radulovich,Chad Jinneman,Stephen Stark,Wesley Bartels,Trevor Barber,Garrett Gumowski,Ben Spragg,Thomas Zimmerman,Derek Ugwoaba,Uche Strawn,Garrett Kiffney,Conlon Brundage,Nicholas Barker,Drew Visten,Tyler Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Visten,Tyler : /0 29 Wildfong,Andrew 3 232: /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents

13 Overall, GNAC NCAA II Tournament participants Head Coach: Greg Brisbon (4 th season, ) Final National Ranking: RV (NSCAA) Vikings earned program s first-ever berth into the NCAA Division II Tournament as the No. 6 seed in the West Region also earned the program s first-ever NCAA Division II Tournament win with a 3-2 (OT) victory against third-seeded Dixie State in the opening round fell 2-0 to second-seeded UC San Diego in the second round of the NCAA Tournament finished in a tie for 2 nd in the GNAC with a overall record record in GNAC play finish was the highest for WWU in the GNAC since 2009 opened the season and closed the season 6-1-1, including a six-game win streak spanning the final 5 games of the regular season and first game of the NCAA Tournament finished the season with a record at Harrington Field and a record on the road neutral site record also tied 4 times to tie the school record for ties in a season.tied No. 3 Simon Fraser 1-1 in Burnaby (Oct. 15) before handing the Clan their first loss in a 1-0 win at Harrington Field on Nov. 3 named NSCAA All-West Region Third Team were junior goalkeeper Tyler Visten, senior defender Brady Ulen, senior midfielder Eleazar Galvan and junior forward Anthony Dean head coach Greg Brisbon was the GNAC Co-Coach of the Year named All-GNAC First Team was junior midfielder Luke Olney named All-GNAC Second Team were Dean, Galvan and Visten named All-GNAC Honorable Mention were freshman midfielder Jeremiah Lee and Ulen Ulen was twice named the GNAC Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 19, Nov. 7) while Visten earned the honor on Sept. 6 Galvan was named the GNAC Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 31 WWU concluded season with 8 shutouts overall (2 nd highest total in GNAC) Dean scored a team-leading 8 goals (tied for 5 th in GNAC) along with 5 assists to lead team with 21 points (5 th in GNAC) Galvan led team with 6 assists (tied for 5 th in GNAC) Visten finished 2 nd in the GNAC in goals-against average (.95) and shutouts (7), 3 rd in save percentage (.765) and 4 th in saves (62) Vikings led the GNAC in shot attempts with 331 (17.42 per game), an average ranking 16 th nationally, and tied for conference lead in corner kicks 114 (6.00 per game). NSCAA All-West Region Tyler Visten, GK (Third Team) Brady Ulen, D (Third Team) Eleazar Galvan, M (Third Team) Anthony Dean, F (Third Team) GNAC All-Conference: Head Coach Greg Brisbon (Co-Coach of the Year) Luke Olney, M (First Team) Anthony Dean, F (Second Team) Eleazar Galvan, M (Second Team) Tyler Visten, GK (Second Team) Jeremiah Lee, M (Honorable Mention) Brady Ulen, D (Honorable Mention) GNAC Athlete of the Week Sept. 1-4: Tyler Visten (Defensive) Sept : Brady Ulen (Defensive) Oct : Eleazar Galvan (Offensive) Oct. 31-Nov. 6: Brady Ulen (Defensive) GNAC All-Academic: Jose Castillo (3.25, Kinesiology) Stephen Jinneman (3.30, Electrical Engineering) Luke Olney (3.39, Business) Garrett Strawn (3.91, Biology) Additional Awards: Garrett Strawn WWU co-male Scholar Athlete of the Year

14 2016 WWU Men's Soccer Western Washington Combined Team Statistics (as of May 31, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Sep 01 at Chico State W Sep 03 at Sonoma State To Sep 08 MSU DENVER L Sep 10 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W Sep 15 #18 FORT HAYS STATE W * Sep 22 at Saint Martin's L * Sep 24 SEATTLE PACIFIC To * Oct 01 CONCORDIA Wo * Oct 06 at Seattle Pacific To * Oct 08 at Northwest Nazarene Lo * Oct 13 at MSU Billings L * Oct 15 at #3 Simon Fraser To * Oct 20 SAINT MARTIN'S W * Oct 27 NORTHWEST NAZARENE W * Oct 29 MSU BILLINGS W * Nov 03 #3 SIMON FRASER W * Nov 05 at Concordia W ^ Nov 11 vs #19 Dixie State Wot ^ Nov 13 at #10 UC San Diego L * Great Northwest Athletic Conference ^ NCAA II Champoinships (La Jolla, CA) TEAM STATISTICS WWU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS Goals off corners 3 2 PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards Red cards 3 5 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/201 9/239 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/142 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 23 Dean,Anthony Galvan,Eleazar Ulen,Brady Rotter,Christian Olney,Luke Barker,Drew Lee,Jeremiah Phillips,Nick Jinneman,Stephen Morgan,Nick Ronk,Colton Drame,Ibra Stark,Wesley Castillo,Jose Pichette,Conner Danielson,Kyle Strawn,Garrett Tinsley,Marcus Saunders,Greyden Seed,Connor Wildfong,Andrew Barber,Garrett Unks,Cameron Visten,Tyler Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 29 Wildfong,Andrew 2 26: /1 1 Visten,Tyler : /1 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Western Washington Opponents