2004 Union University Bulldog Soccer Schedule

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2 2004 Union University Bulldog Soccer Schedule Date Opponent Time Location August Mon 16 Memphis United (Scrimmage) 7:00 p.m. Union Fri 20 Belmont University (Tenn.) 4:00 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. Tue 24 Lambuth University (Tenn.) 7:00 p.m. Union Jackson College Soccer Challenge Fri 27 Lambuth vs. Reinhardt College (Ga.) 5:00 p.m. Union Fri 27 Union vs. St. Gregory s University (Okla.) 7:30 p.m. Union Sat 28 Union vs. Reinhardt College (Ga.) 12:00 noon Union Sat 28 Lambuth vs. St. Gregory s University (Okla.) 2:30 p.m. Union September Fri 3 Belhaven College (Miss.) # 4:00 p.m. Jackson, Tenn. Sat 4 Delta State University (Miss.) # 11:00 a.m. Jackson, Tenn. Wed 8 Barry University (Fla.) 8:00 p.m. Union Bulldog Soccer Classic Fri 10 Lambuth vs. Illinois Tech (Ill.) 5:00 p.m. Union Fri 10 Union vs. Graceland University (Iowa) 7:30 p.m. Union Sat 11 Lambuth vs. Graceland University (Iowa) 5:00 p.m. Union Sat 11 Union vs. Illinois Tech (Ill.) 7:30 p.m. Union Thu 16 Cumberland University (Tenn.) * 6:30 p.m. Union Thu 23 Trevecca Nazarene University (Tenn.) * 3:00 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. Mon 27 Bethel College (Tenn.) 7:00 p.m. Union October Tue 5 Freed-Hardeman University (Tenn.) * 7:00 p.m. Union Sat 9 Piedmont College (Ga.) 7:00 p.m. Union Thu 14 Lyon College (Ark.) * 2:00 p.m. Batesville, Ark. Mon 18 Mid-Continent College (Ky.) 4:00 p.m. Mayfield, Ky. Tue 19 Williams Baptist College (Ark.) 2:00 p.m. Walnut Ridge, Ark. Thu 21 Martin Methodist College (Tenn.) * 2:00 p.m. Pulaski, Tenn. Tue 26 Ouachita Baptist University (Ark.) $ 6:00 p.m. Union Fri 29 William Carey College (Miss.) 1:00 p.m. Hattiesburg, Miss. Sat 20 University of Mobile (Ala.) 5:00 p.m. Mobile, Ala. TranSouth Conference Tournament TBA TBA NAIA Region XI Play-In Date TBA TBA NAIA Region XI Final Four TBA TBA TBA TBA NAIA National Championship Tournament Nov 17 Nov 23 Olathe, Kan. # - denotes Lambuth Tournament * - denotes TranSouth Conference game $ - denotes Union senior night Note: All times are listed as Central Standard Time 2

3 Union University Quick Facts Location: 1050 Union University Drive Jackson, Tennessee Phone: (731) Fax: (731) Website: Founded: 1823 Enrollment: 2,800 Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Red & White Affiliation: NAIA Conference: TranSouth Conference Director of Athletics: Dr. David Blackstock (731) Associate Director of Athletics: Tommy Sadler (731) Athletic Secretary: Teresa Thomas (731) Sports Information Director: Steven Aldridge Sports Information Assistant: Heidi Davis Courtney Ross Sports Information Phone: (731) Sports Information FAX: (731) Soccer Quick Facts Coaching Staff: Head Coach: Dr. Darin White Baseball Phone: (731) Alma Mater: Birmingham-Southern (1989) Record at Union: Career Record: Same Assistant Coaches: Jeff Lean, Union (2000), Russ White Stadium/Facility: Lighted Soccer Field Previous Season Overall record: Conference Finish: (fifth place) Post Season: TranSouth first round, NCCAA National Champions Final Ranking: NR TABLE OF COTENTS Page # 2004 Schedule 2 Media Outlets & Quick Facts 3 Union University Information 4 University President & Athletic Director 5 Athletic Staff & Trainers 6 Coaches Information 7 Player Profiles 8-13 NAIA Champions of Character Season Outlook, 2003 Season in Review 14 TranSouth Opponents, Past Season Conference Info.), NAIA 15 Opponent Information & Honor Roll Statistics & Game-by-Game Results 17 Records Team Seniors, Captains, & Coaching Staff Roster & Team Photo outside back cover The Jackson Sun Melissa Linder 245 West Lafayette Jackson, TN sports@jacksonsun.com (731) (731) FAX WBBJ-TV Channel 7 (ABC) Bart Barker, Keli Fulton 346 Muse Street Jackson, TN (731) (731) FAX WNWS Radio FM/ Sportstalk Steve Hemann 101 North Highland Jackson, TN newstalk@wnws.com (731) (731) FAX BULLDOG MEDIA OUTLETS WTJS 1390 AM Sports Radio Dave McCulley 122 Radio Road Jackson, TN (731) (731) FAX The Commercial Appeal John Stamm 495 Union Avenue Memphis, TN sports@gomemphis.com (800) (901) FAX The Tennessean John Gibson 1100 Broadway Nashville, TN tnsports@tennessean.com (800) (615) FAX WPTY-TV Channel 24 (ABC) Jamie Griffin, Greg Gaston 2701 Union Extended Memphis, TN (901) (901) FAX WMC-TV Channel 5 (NBC) Jarvis Greer 1960 Union Avenue Memphis, TN (901) (901) (FAX) WREG-TV Channel 3 (CBS) Glenn Carver/George Lapides 803 Channel 3 Drive Memphis, TN (901) (901) FAX WHBQ-TV Channel 13 (FOX) Jeff Gammage 485 South Highland Memphis, TN (901) (901) FAX WKRN-TV Channel 2 (ABC) John Dwyer 441 Murfreesboro Road Nashville, TN (615) (615) FAX WSMV-TV Channel 4 (NBC) Rudy Kalis P.O. Box 4 Nashville, TN (615) (615) FAX WTVF-TV Channel 5 (CBS) Hope Hines 474 James Robertson Pkwy Nashville, TN (615) (615) FAX The soccer media guide was written and edited by Steven Aldridge and the Union Sports Information Staff. The player and team photography is courtesy of the Union Sports Information Office. Action photos are courtesy of the Union Visual Communications Staff and the Union Sports Information Office. Printing was done by Tennessee Industrial Printing. 3

4 FACTS ABOUT UNION UNIVERSITY Location: Jackson, Tennessee. A city of 55,000, located 80 miles east of Memphis and 120 miles west of Nashville. Emphasis: A private, four-year, coeducational liberal arts university. Founded in 1823, Union University is affiliated with the Tennessee Baptist Convention. Degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Bachelor of Science in Organizational Leadership, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology, Master of Business Administration, Master of Education, Master of Arts in Education and Master of Science in Nursing. Campus: Academic facilities include the 225,000 square-foot Penick Academic Complex, the 30,000 square-foot Blasingame Academic Complex, newly added Jennings Hall, and Hammons Hall. Residential/student facilities include men s and women s apartment villages, commons buildings, and the 52,000 squarefoot Hyran E. Barefoot Student Union Building. Athletic facilities include a 2,200-seat field house, a lighted 700-seat baseball stadium and a lighted 300-seat softball park, olympic-size indoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a lighted soccer field, and a wellness facility. Faculty: Of our faculty 75% hold earned doctorates or the highest degree in their field. FINANCIAL AID We are committed to creating financial aid packages that bring the cost of Union within reach of every student accepted to the University. Financial aid includes scholarships, grants, loans, and campus work. Of our students, 80% receive financial aid. HOW TO GET TO UNION Take Interstate 40 to Exit 80-B North (Highway 45 By-Pass). Turn left at the first light onto Union University Drive. The campus entrance will be on the left beside BancorpSouth. UNION ATHLETICS The University offers nine varsity athletic programs in which studentathletes may participate. Men s and Women s Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Men s Golf, Men s Soccer, Men s and Women s Cross Country and Women s Volleyball. Union is a Division I member of the NAIA (National Association for Intercollegiate Athletics) and a member of the NCCAA (National Christian Colleges Athletic Association). Union athletes have consistently received national recognition through participation in National Championship Tournaments, rankings in NAIA National Polls, and naming of athletes as All- Americans and Academic All-Americans. Several Union athletes have taken their talents into the professional arena as players and coaches. Student/Faculty Ratio: 12-to-1 Enrollment: 2,800 Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, National League for Nursing, and National Association of Schools of Music. ADMISSIONS Union University seeks to educate students to be servant leaders, ready to carry out the vocation to which God has called them, and equipped with the abilities necessary to think Christianly and perform skillfully in the world. To this end, Union University seeks to recruit and admit quality undergraduate students of qualified preparation and good character. Students qualifying for Unconditional Admission to Union University must meet two of the following three criteria: 1) 22 ACT/1010 SAT 2) 2.5 Core GPA 3) Top 50% of Graduating Class. Students who qualify for Unconditional Admission must have a minimum of an 18 ACT/850 SAT and a 2.0 Core GPA regardless of whether or not either of these criteria were utilized to qualify for admission. These two criteria serve as a floor for Unconditional Admission. All students desiring a challenging, faith-based education are invited to apply. Students may apply on-line at or by calling UNION. We welcome you. For more information contact: Union University 1050 Union University Drive Jackson, Tennessee (731) UNION info@uu.edu Or visit Union s home page at CAMPUS VISITS Preview Days, scheduled throughout the year, are designed to introduce our campus to prospective students. Call UNION for a listing of these days. Meet faculty members, get to know current students, attend chapel, tour the campus, visit classes experience Union! Make an appointment at your convenience with any of our admission counselors. 4 STAY INFORMED ABOUT BULLDOG ATHLETICS Visit the 2003 NAIA Website of the Year, for news, stats, player information, photos, and more. To be placed on the Union University Fan or Media list contact saldridg@uu.edu. For results following Bulldog contests, call the Bulldog Hotline at (731)

5 Dr. David S. Dockery University President David S. Dockery was elected the 15th president of Union University on December 8, Since that time the university has seen an increase in student enrollment from 1975 in the Fall of 1996 to over The significant increase in giving to the university during this same period has included the seven largest gifts in Union s long history. Dr. Dockery has provided leadership for a major five year strategic plan called Vision and Values 2005, which includes a $60 million campaign. During his tenure the university has seen a strong increase in commitment to excellence in teaching and scholarship. Union has been listed among the top tier institutions in the South each of the past five years by U.S. News and World Report. Union has also been recognized during this time by Peterson s Competitive College Guide, the Time/Princeton Review, and Templeton s Colleges that Encourage Character Development. The university has added several new degree programs including undergraduate majors in digital media studies, engineering, physics, sports medicine, and ethics, among others, and graduate programs in business, intercultural studies, nursing, and education, including the doctor of education program. Faculty development programs have been greatly enhanced and the breadth of student services has been visibly increased. A new campus master plan has seen the addition of two residence halls, the Miller Tower, Jennings Hall, Hammons Hall, and the new Fesmire baseball/ softball complex. A branch campus was established in Germantown, TN in Dockery is the author or editor of over twenty books including The Holman Bible Handbook, Biblical Interpretation Then and Now, Theologians of the Baptist Tradition, and Shaping a Christian Worldview. In addition he has contributed to more than twenty others including some of the most important reference books of the past decade such as The Dictionary of Jesus and the Gospels, The Dictionary of Paul and His Letters, The Holman Bible Dictionary, and The Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology. He is the author of more than fifty articles and more than one hundred book reviews. A much sought after speaker on issues of higher education and cultural issues, Dockery has been invited to present lectures at numerous colleges, universities, and seminaries across the country, including Wheaton College, Azusa Pacific University, and Samford University. He is a consulting editor for Christianity Today and serves on several editorial boards for a variety of periodicals and publishing houses. In 2002 Dockery was named a Distinguished Alumnus of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is listed in Personalities of the South, Who s Who in Religion, Who s Who in America, and the Directory of American Scholars. He serves on the board of directors of several civic groups and local foundations. Dockery also serves on the Board of the Council for Christian Colleges and Universities and the Board of Reference of Prison Fellowship. Born in Tuscaloosa, Alabama in 1952, Dockery is a graduate of the University of Alabama-Birmingham, Grace Theological Seminary, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Texas Christian University. He holds the Ph.D. in Humanities from the University of Texas system. Dockery and his wife, Lanese, have three sons: Jonathan, Benjamin, and Timothy. Dr. David Blackstock Athletic Director Beginning his 31th season as athletic director at Union University, Dr. David Blackstock will be leading an athletic department that is currently made up of nine varsity sports and one junor varsity sport. For his efforts as athletic director during the season, Blackstock was voted the TranSouth Conference AD of the Year. Blackstock spent 17 seasons at the helm of the women s basketball program at Union, where he compiled a overall record, earning his 500th career victory during the season. Numerous accomplishments have been a part of his basketball coaching career including the 1998 NAIA Women s Basketball National Championship. In addition to the national title, Blackstock was named NAIA Coach of the Year and was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame in Blackstock began his campaign at Union University as a baseball player in 1960 where he played for the Bulldogs until In 1967, Blackstock graduated from Memphis State University with a Master of Education degree and then moved to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, where he received his doctorate from the University of Southern Mississippi. Blackstock then returned to Union in 1973 as athletic director and instructor in the physical education department. Blackstock took over the baseball program in 1977 where he eventually guided the team to a third place finish in the NAIA World Series in 1983, the only season Union has participated in the event. It was at that same time that Blackstock turned his attention to the women s basketball program. During the Lady Bulldog campaign, Blackstock went to the NAIA District 24 finals 11 times, capturing five district crowns, the 1998 national championship, and 12 conference championships. He guided the team to 10 national tournament berths in his final 12 seasons, participating three times in the title game. He and his wife, Armita, have two children, a daughter Dixie Blackstock Waddell of Knoxville and a son, Rebel, who will enter Union this fall as a freshman and play baseball. 5

6 Union University Athletic Staff Dr. David Blackstock Director of Athletics Tommy Sadler Associate Director of Athletics Teresa Thomas Athletic Secretary Lee Ann Simmons Head Athletic Trainer Steven Aldridge Sports Information Director Courtney Ross Student Assistant Sports Info. Heidi Davis Student Assistant Sports Info. Union University Training Staff 6 Front Row (L to R) - Tina Smith (Graduate Assistant), Laura Beth Dennison, Ashley Oldham, Emily Kuhnert, Amy McCutcheon, Sara Wong, Amber Bryant, Lee Ann Simmons (Head Trainer) Back Row (L to R) - Robert Stiegmann (ATEP Program Director), Adam Raines, Joel Bain, Brandon Thornsberry, Ian Ellis, Cliff Pawley ((ATEP Clinical Coordinator/Men s Basketball Trainer)

7 Dr. Darin White Head Coach Dr. Darin White is now in his seventh season as the head coach for the Bulldogs. He has been Union s head coach since the program s beginning in White has brought the Union University Bulldogs to a new competitive level over the short history of the program. In 2003, the Bulldog posted their fifth straight winning season. The Bulldogs capped off the year by capturing the NCCAA National Championship, their first time in five trips to the tournament. During his tenure, White has also coached the Bulldogs to five NCCAA MidEast Region Championships. Last season, the Bulldog finished overall and set numerous records during the year. Coach White s most successful season was the 2000 season as he led that team to a.709 (17-7) regular season winning percentage, the highest for Union soccer. Union s defense boasted the 3 rd lowest goals against average in the country and the offense included a player that finished in the top five in the country for points per game average. The Bulldogs finished the year as TranSouth Conference Regular Season Runner-Ups, which was the highest NAIA postseason finish in the five-year history. White, a native of Alabama, earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Birmingham-Southern College in He received the degrees of Master of Arts (1992) and Doctor of Philosophy (1995) from the University of Alabama. White also holds his National Coaching License form the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. White s soccer career began in high school where he helped guide the Vestavia Hills High School team to a state championship in In both 1983 and 1984 White was named Team Captain for the Alabama State Olympic Development Team and was selected as a pool player for the South East Olympic Development Team in Playing for the nationally recognized Panthers at Birmingham-Southern, White received the Best Defensive Player of the Year Award in 1987 and the Most Determination Award in White was the only player from Southern to make the All-Tournament Team for the South Carolina Spartanburg Soccer Tournament in Playing soccer in over 20 international matches, White has played in countries such as Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Argentina, and Austria. White was responsible for coaching the Union Club Soccer team before beginning the varsity program here at Union. In his first season as head coach of the Bulldog Soccer program, White led the team to a NCCAA MidEast Regional title and an automatic berth into the eight team national championship tournament. This was accomplished by defeating the number one LONGO ranked team in the country in a penalty kick shoot out. In doing this, Union became the first ever, first-year program to qualify for the National Christian College Athletic Association s national tournament. His second season at the helm was truly historic. The Bulldogs achieved their first ever national ranking when College Soccer Weekly ranked the team #1 in the country for two weeks in September. They also spent several weeks ranked in the NAIA top 25. In addition, the Bulldogs achieved the longest winning streak in school history when they started the season with 11 straight victories. Union s defense finished the year ranked 9th nationally, allowing a stellar 1.16 goals against average. The season ended with the team winning over 70% of its games with a 14-5 regular season record. The Bulldogs finished the year as the #3 seed in the NCCAA National Championship tournament in Orlando, FL. White has earned numerous recognitions in the area of business strategy and is Associate Professor of Business here at Union. White and his wife Laura have seven children, Daniel (11), Corey (10), Avery (8), Bethany (7) Hannah (5), Abigail (3), and John (1). YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORDS & SEASON HIGHLIGHTS (PROGRAM BEGAN IN 1998) YEAR HEAD COACH RECORD/CONF. SEASON HIGHLIGHTS 2003 Dr. Darin White /3-3-1 NCCAA National Champions, Jackson Cup 2002 Dr. Darin White /3-4 NCCAA MidEast Region Champions, Jackson Cup 2001 Dr. Darin White 10-9/2-3 TranSouth Conference Tournament runner-up 2000 Dr. Darin White 17-7/5-2 TranSouth Conf. Season runner-up, NCCAA Region Champs, Jackson Cup 1999 Dr. Darin White 14-5/3-3 NCCAA MidEast Region Champions 1998 Dr. Darin White /1-4 NCCAA MidEast Region Champions Russ White Senior Assistant Coach Russ White (Coach Dad ) is a 1965 graduate of Henderson State University in Arkansas. During his high school and college years, he was involved with several sports teams and excelled in basketball where he earned All- State honors. He served two years as an officer in the Army Chemical Corps before joining Pfizer as a sales representative in He has been employed by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, Inc.. for the past 32 years and has served in several different capacities. The majority of these years (25) have been in management where he has successfully led various management teams. On several occasions his teams have won the top national honor. He was inducted into Pfizer s Hall of Fame in 1995 and continues to serve as a management consultant for the company. Coach White s many years of experience in building highly successful teams, both in the sports world and the business world. He has been, and will continue to be, a valuable asset to the Bulldog program. Jeff Lean Assistant Coach Jeff Lean is in his first season as an assistant coach for the Bulldogs. In 2003, Lean served as a graduate assistant while he completed his masters degree. He finished his playing career in 2002 in which he was a four year starter as Union s goalkeeper. Lean, a native of Delta, British Columbia, graduated from Union with a Bachelors of Science degree in Physical Education in May of He graduated May of 2004 with a Masters of Education Degree from Union University. As a player, Lean was named to the NCCAA All-America team as a freshman, sophomore, and junior. He was also named an NAIA honorable mentioned All- American as a sophomore and served the Bulldogs as a team captain during his senior year. Lean holds 12 Union Soccer records from his time as a Bulldog. Lean has earned achievements in the soccer profession including the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Coaching Diploma in the summer of He was the youngest coach in 2002 to receive this diploma. He also has earned the Canadian Soccer Association NCCPP Level One technical and practical diploma. Lean serves as a player development director for Jackson Soccer Club here locally. He helped develop and also served as an instructor for the Union summer soccer camps, as well as, an instructor for the Vanderbilt University Summer Soccer Camps. 7

8 #5 Daniel Lee Class: Senior Position: Defender Previous School: Centennial HS Hometown: British Columbia, Canada Height: 6-0 Weight: 175 Birthdate: March 2 Dan is now in his senior season for the Bulldogs. He has been named as one of the two team captains for the 2004 season. Dan is a skilled, physical defender who has had a defining impact on the defense. He has been a great assets in building a defense which has become Union s tradition. Dan has played in 40 of Union s 40 games over the past two seasons. #4 Redzi Stojiljkovic Class: Senior Previous School: Economic School Hometown: Nis, Yugoslavia Height: 5-11 Weight: 155 Birthdate: March 17 Redzi one of only two seniors on this team. He has good speed and ability and can start an attack at any momemt. Redzi led Union with nine assists as a junior. His natural leadership and unselfishness makes Redzi a dynamic player. He was named to the TranSouth All-Conference team as a freshman and as a junior. #13 Christopher BoBo Anthony Class: Junior Previous School: Jackson Central-Merry HS Hometown: Jackson, Tenn. Height: 5-7 Weight: 135 Birthdate: December 27 BoBo has been a good player for Union since earning a starting roll as a freshman. He tallied two goals and three assits last season as a sophomore. His greatest strength is his tenacity on the field. He is a leader on the field with his intensity and skill. He was named the NCCAA MidEast Region Tournament MVP in 2002 Before Union. BoBo played high school at Jackson Central- Merry. He was named All-District and MVP of the Best of the West tournament. #0 Robert Stinson Class: Junior Position: Goalie Previous School: Dickson County HS Hometown: Dickson, Tenn. Height: 5-11 Weight: 155 Birthdate: December 15, 1983 #19 Gareth Munro Class: Sophomore Previous School: Cumbernauld HS Hometown: Cumbernauld Height: 5-11 Weight: 165 Birthdate: October 13 Robert helped lead Union to a record 10 team shutouts in He tallied 8 shutouts while posting a 1.21 GAA last season. Robert was named an NAIA All-American, NAIA All-Region, and All-Conference in He posted a 1.67 GAA and was named to the NCCAA MidEast All-Region team as a freshman Before Union. Robert was MVP and team captain for Dickson County HS in He was named All-District as a junior and senior in high school. Gareth tallied three goals and five assists in his 17 games as a freshman. He is a quick wingback that has an explosive first touch. Two of his three goals last season were game winners. Before Union. Gareth prepped at Cumbernauld HS were he was his team s top scorer in

9 #20 Marko Pavlovic Class: Sophomore Position: Defender Previous School: G Maj HS Hometown: Nis, Yugoslavia Height: 6-1 Weight: 170 Birthdate: August 21 Marko proved to be a great addition to Union s defense. He was named to the NCCAA National Tournaemnt Team as a freshman in He is an intense defender who has great physical abilities and a great awareness on the field. #1 Brian Hamilton Class: Sophomore Position: Goalie Previous School: Holyrood HS Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland Height: 6-1 Weight: 165 Birthdate: July 2 Brian is a highly technical and hard working goalkeeper. Helped Union to their school record 10 shutouts as he added two of his on. He posted a 1.30 GAA in his seven games. Before Union. Brian prepped at Holyrood HS in Scotland where he led his team to league championships in 1995 and He was named the player of the year, players player of the year, and outstanding athlete in #6 Duncan Nicol Class: Sophomore Previous School: Seaquam Senior Secondary Hometown: British Columbia, Canada Height: 6-2 Weight: 175 Birthdate: January 29 Duncan has been named as one of the two team captains for the 2004 season. He is a brilliant midfielder who has great vision and can create numerous scoring opportunities for Union. He tallied two goals and five assists as a freshman. Before Union. Duncan prepped at Seaquam Senior Secondary School in Canada where he played soccer and basketball. He led his club team to the 2001 Canadian National Championship and was named MVP of the Coastal Cup in 2000 and #7 Pablo Paredes Class: Sophomore Previous School: Jonesboro HS Hometown: Cuenca, Ecuador Height: 5-8 Weight: 140 Birthdate: August 21 Pablo is a silky smooth player who has all the tools to become a standout for the Bulldogs. He tallied four goals and five assists as a freshman. Before Union. Pablo prepped as Jonesboro HS where he led his team to a regional championship in He was named All-State as a senior, and also played tennis early in his high school career. #18 Christopher Prentice Class: Sophomore Position: Defender Previous School: Colegio Metroplitano HS Hometown: Guatemala City, Guatemala Height: 5-10 Weight: 160 Birthdate: August 22 Christopher is a flashy and explosive defender who can make make piercing runs through the defense with the ball. He played in 20 of Union s 21 games as a freshman. 9

10 #11 Mark Forrest Class: Sophomore Position: Defender Previous School: St. Margaret s HS Hometown: Coatbridge, Scotland Height: 6-1 Weight: 180 Birthdate: September 15 Mark is one of the smartest players at Union. He played in only 13 games as a freshman due to an injury. His ability to read the play and his timing of hard tackles has made him a crucial part of the Union back line. #18 Brett Martin Class: Sophomore Position: Defender Previous School: Jackson Central-Merry HS Hometown: Jackson, Tenn. Height: 5-11 Weight: 170 Birthdate: July 23 Brett is returning to Union after taking a year off in He played in 19 of Union s 23 games as a freshman in #3 Marcus Boehler Class: Sophomore Position: Goalie Previous School: McNairy Central HS Hometown: Selmer, Tenn. Height: 6-1 Weight: 190 Birthdate: April 27 Marcus is now in his second season with the Bulldogs. He will start this season for the junior varsity team while he gains experience at the college level. Before Union. Marcus prepped at McNairy Central HS where he was a two sport star in soccer and football. He was named All-Region and All-Tournament in 2001 and 2002, and was named a football All-State defensive back twice. #21 Humberto Sanchez Class: Sophomore Position: Forward Previous School: Haywood HS Hometown: Brownsville, Tenn. Height: 5-9 Weight: 135 Birthdate: January 14 #00 Chris Lean Position: Goalkeeper Previous School: Seaquam Secondary Hometown: North Delta, B.C. Height: 6-4 Weight: 215 Birthdate: May 20 Humberto is a local West Tennessee player that will look to contribute and develop into a major player for the Bulldogs great technical ability and flare will help him this year. Before Union prepped at Haywood High School were he played soccer and tennis led his team to a district runnerup, region championship, and a Spring Fling appearance in 2003 named Best of the West All-Tournament and All-West Tennessee first team in 2002 and 2003 was the first soccer player from his school to sign with a college team. Chris is returning to Union after taking last season off back in home in Canada. He was a red-shirt player for the Bulldogs duing the 2002 season. Before Union. Chris played on the British Columbian team that earned bronze at the Canadian Under-17 championships. He was named to the Provincial All-Star Team in 2000 &

11 #8 Benny Crozier Previous School: St. Ninians HS Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland Height: 5-10 Weight: 160 Birthdate: July 10 #9 Michael Pugh Position: Forward Previous School: Cullman HS Hometown: Cullman, Ala. Height: 5-8 Weight: 145 Birthdate: May 29 Benny comes to Union from Scotland where he was a Youth Team Captain in 1999 and Michael prepped at Cullman High School were he led his team to the Alabama State Championship in He was named All-State in 2002 and Michael also was a member of the 2003 North Alabama All-Star team. #10 Kyle Sanders Position: Forward Previous School: Pagosa Springs HS Hometown: Pagosa Springs, Co. Height: 5-9 Weight: 160 Birthdate: October 25 #14 Bobby McColl Position: Forward Previous School: Ballerup HS Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland Height: 5-8 Weight: 140 Birthdate: April 21 Kyle comes to Union from Colorado where he played soccer and basketball at Pagosa Springs HS. He was a three-time All- Conference and two-time All-State performer. Led the state in goals scored in all classes as a junior (30) and a senior (38). #3 Darren Goldie Position: Defender Previous School: All Saints HS Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland Height: 5-10 Weight: 180 Birthdate: February 25 Darren comes to Union after being named MVP of the MIKK Cup. He has served as team captain on both of his youth teams in #22 Scott Sinclair Position: Defender Previous School: Lornshill HS Hometown: Alloa, Scotland Height: 5-11 Weight: 180 Birthdate: May 8 Scott comes to Union from Scotland and looks to see valuable playing time as a freshman. He was named the captain of is high school team from Bobby joins Union from Scotland and looks to see a lot of playing time as a freshman. He played four seasons at Ballerup High School. #16 Craig Clark Previous School: Queen Margaret Acad. Hometown: Ayr, Scotland Height: 5-8 Weight: 160 Birthdate: February 26 Craig comes from Queen Margaret Academy where he played soccer and ran cross country. He led his under 18 team to the league championship. Craig was named All-State in #25 Nikola Djordjevic Position: Defender Previous School: Stevan Sremac HS Hometown: Nis, Serbia Height: 6-3 Weight: 180 Birthdate: June 7 Nikola joins Union from Serbia where he played his high school soccer at Stevan Sreman. He looks to see a lot of playing time as a freshman. 11

12 #23 Colin Bonner Previous School: Airdrie Academy Hometown: Airdrie, Scotland Height: 5-10 Weight: 155 Birthdate: August 13 Colin comes to Union from Scotland where he played soccer and badminton at Airorie Academy. #24 Tony Coyle Previous School: Kelvinside Acad. Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland Height: 5-10 Weight: 190 Birthdate: February 20 Tony was a three sport athlete at Kelvinside Academy including soccer, rugby, and cricket. #6 Clayton Stockett Previous School: Beech HS Hometown: Goodlettsville, Tenn. Height: 5-10 Weight: 150 Birthdate: December 27 Clayton prepped at Beech HS in Hendersonville where he played soccer and basketball. He received the coaches award as a senior in 2004 and was named Rookie of the year as a freshman. #12 John Michael Ryall Position: Defender Previous School: White Station HS Hometown: Memphis, Tenn. Height: 5-11 Weight: 160 Birthdate: February 19 John Michael was a two sport star at White Station HS in Memphis in soccer and cross country. He was named Best Defender as a junior and senior. He lettered all four years in soccer. #15 Diego Rojas Previous School: Sheffield HS Hometown: Memphis, Tenn. Height: 5-8 Weight: 150 Birthdate: September 7 Diego played two sports while at Sheffield HS in Memphis, football and soccer. He was named soccer MVP in 2001 and the Ath. Leadership award in # 2 Carl Strickland Previous School: Collierville HS Hometown: Collierville, Tenn. Height: 5-10 Weight: 145 Birthdate: July 13 Carl played soccer and basketball at Collierville High School. He was a member of the Collierville Lobos Div. II State Championship. Carl was named All-Metro and All-State in #5 Andrew Corbett Position: Defender Previous School: McNairy HS Hometown: Selmer, Tenn. Height: 5-8 Weight: 135 Birthdate: April 14 Andrew comes to Union from Northest HS in Clarksville, Tenn. where he lettered in two of this three seasons. #17 Brendon Kuhlman Position: Forward Previous School: Evangelical Christian Hometown: Cordova, Tenn. Height: 6-0 Weight: 155 Birthdate: September 18 Brendon played soccer and ran track at Evangelical Christion School in Cordova, Tenn. While in high school, he averaged 15 goals scored per year.

13 #7 Austin Bell Position: Forward Previous School: Homeschool Hometown: Middleton, Tenn. Height: 6-1 Weight: 135 Birthdate: June 19 Austin comes to Union from Middleton, Tenn. He played four season of soccer and basketball during his high school career. #18 Andrew Wright Position: Forward Previous School: Dyersburg HS Hometown: Dyersburg, Tenn. Height: 6-3 Weight: 155 Birthdate: March 31 Andrew played his high school soccer at Dyersburg. He tallied three defensive goals and was named High Esteemed Captain in #8 Lemuel Turner Previous School: Rift Valley Academy Hometown: Johanesburg, South Africa Height: 5-10 Weight: 165 Birthdate: April 10 Lemuel was a three sport star in soccer, rugby, and basketball while at Rift Valley Academy. He led his team to the season championship in He was also named the Sportsman of the school in 2001 #28 Thomas Brown Position: Goalkeeper Previous School: Tullahoma HS Hometown: Tullahoma, Tenn. Height: 5-10 Weight: 150 Birthdate: August 20 Thomas comes to Union from Tullahoma HS where he played four sports including soccer, basketball, golf, and football. He played goallie in the state championship game as a freshman and his team won district three of his four seasons in high school. NAIA Champions of Character A Character Development Initiative Mission Statement The NAIA Champions of Character initiative will create an environment in which every NAIA student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through respect, integrity, responsibility, servant leadership, and sportsmanship. Vision Statement When researching the NAIA s place in the history of sport and higher education, several consistencies are apparent, including its dedication to academic achievement along with athletic excellence. Also apparent is the organization s role as a trailblazer in providing equal opportunities for all student-athletes. Above all, there is an expectation of ethical behavior and a commitment to scholarship, sportsmanship and leadership. Throughout its history, the NAIA and its members have used sport informally as a vehicle for character development. Because the athletic arena has become a microcosm of society, the time has come to bring a more formal emphasis to character development on every level and especially in sport. The NAIA Champions of Character initiative, through awareness, education and community involvement, will continue to develop an atmosphere of integrity in sport. Character and cooperation will grace our youth as they compete in athletics and life. Objectives To develop a comprehensive NAIA Champions of Character program. To encourage all NAIA institutions to champion character development in all sports programs. To establish character development expectations for NAIA student-athletes, coaches, administrators and spectators involved in intercollegiate athletics. To develop standards of accountability for all NAIA student-athletes, coaches, administrators, and spectators so that all will take responsibility for their actions. To implement a program of assessment and accountability of the NAIA Champions of Character initiative at all NAIA institutions. To initiate a community outreach program with a character development emphasis. To develop community service outreach opportunities at NAIA championship sites. To establish a Character Center that will bring national attention to effect character traits, educate people on character principles and develop initiatives for character education. 13

14 2003 Season Review...Union University soccer completed one of the most successfull seasons in the short six year history of the program. The Bulldogs finished the season with a overall record including the NCCAA National Championship. The Bulldogs closed out the season at the NCCAA National Tournament with an impressive three straight shutouts, 1-0 over The Maters College (Calif.), 1-0 over Cedarville University (Ohio), and 2-0 over Southern Wesleyan University (S.C.). Those three shutouts were a part of a Union record 10 shutouts during the 2003 season. That record was just one of many set by the 2003 squad. In fact, of the 41 Union historical records, the 2003 squad set or finished second in 18 of those categories. Included in the records set by last season s team were, fewest goals allowed (25), opponent shooting percentage (17%), and highest shooting percentage as a team (25%). Also on the season, Union was shutout a record low two times. Union started the 2003 season by posted an record in their first 10 games. In those first 10 games, Union rolled off a six-game winning streak in which they earned four shutouts. Twice during the season, Union s defense posted three consecutive shutouts. Union also earned votes in the NAIA national polls for the first time since the 1999 season. Several honors were earned by the 2003 Bulldog soccer squad. Sophomore goalkeeper, Robert Stinson was named an NAIA All-American, NAIA All-Region, and TranSouth All-Conference. Redzi Stojiljkovic joined Stinson on the All-Conference team. Kekec Zivkovic was named the NCCAA National Tournament MVP.. Kyle McDiarmid and Marko Pavlovic were named to the NCCAA All-Tournament defensive team. Fabio Buarque and Zivkovic were named to the NC- CAA All-Tournament team as midfielders. In the Jackson Cup, Union defeated Lambuth 3-0 in the Fifth Annual Jackson Soccer Cup. The Bulldogs lead the Jackson Cup series 3-2 and have won two straight over the Eagles. The 2003 season was a season in which Union seemed to move a step closer to contending for a conference title and NAIA region berth. Now it s up to the squad of 2004 to continue the process in building this young program into a championship team Season Outlook...The 2004 soccer season for the Union University Bulldogs is one that will be met with great anticipation. Especially following a year in which Union soccer made major strides to move the program to a higher level, including the NCCAA National Championship. This 2004 team expects to be able to build on the successes of last season as Union soccer begins its seventh season of varsity competition. Union s schedule in 2004 is the first object that grabs attention as it is what head coach Dr. Darin White calls, easily our most difficult schedule that we ve ever had. Eleven of the 20 opponents were ranked during the 2003 season in either the NAIA or NCAA polls. Union opens the season on the road at NCAA Div. I opponent Belmont University in Nashville, then follows that up with a home match versus cross-town rival Lambuth University. In the short history of the program, Union has made strides to become a contender in the NAIA, a difficult task as the NAIA Region XI that Union competes has produced six national champions since Also included on the schedule is NAIA preseason No. 10 Mid-Continent and No. 14 Univ. of Mobile. New at Union in 2004 will be a junior varsity soccer program. According to Coach White, this team will serve as a reserve team for the varsity and also allow more players the opportunity to play soccer at the college level. This in turn, hopes to increase the level of play for Union soccer in the coming years. The Bulldogs boast just two seniors this season. Redzi Stojiljkovic and Daniel Lee have both been tremendous players over the past four years for Union. Stojiljkovic led Union in 2003 with nine assists and was third with 15 total points. Lee has been named as one of the two captains for the 2004 season. Union also has just two juniors on this very young team. Robert Stinson and Christopher Anthony both have proven their value by earning starting rolls as freshman. Stinson helped Union to a school record 10 shutouts in 2003, including three in a row twice during the year. Stinson tallied eight of those 10 shutouts. Anthony, a native of Jackson, scored two goals and three assists as a sophomore from the forward position. The sophomore class for the Bulldogs has 10 members with several sophomores coming off very impressive freshman seasons. Brian Hamilton tallied two shutouts of Union s record 10 shutouts as a freshman. Duncan Nicol, Pablo Paredes, and Gareth Munro tallied nine goals and 15 assists combined as freshman last season from the midfield position. Nicol is the second of two team captains for the 2004 season. Also returning from 2003 is Mark Pavlovic, Mark Forrest, and Christopher Prentice who have a combined 52 games played from last season. Brett Martin returns to Union after taking a year off from school last season. He played in19 games for the Bulldogs as a freshman in Marcus Boehler and Humberto Sanchez are returning sophomores who will begin the season as members of the junior varsity team. Union s 2004 freshman class is the biggest of the four classes this year with 11 varsity and nine junior varsity players. Chris Lean is returning to Union after spending last season in his home in Canada. He was a red-shirt player for the Bulldogs in 2002 and will likely receive playing time along with Stinson at the goalkeeper position. Darren Goldie, Benny Grozier, Michael Pugh, Kyle Sanders, Bobby McColl, Diego Rojas, Craig Clark, Scott Sinclair, Colin Bonner, Anthony Coyle, and Nikola Djordjevic make up the remainder of the freshman class that will begin the season as varsity players. Carl Strickland, Andrew Corbett, Clayton Stockett, Austin Bell, Lemual Turner, John Michael Ryall, Brendon Kuhlman, and Andrew Wright finish out the junior varsity club to start the season. Thomas Brown will redshirt this season. This team for Union is very young, but talented. Coach White hopes to lead this team to their first ever TranSouth Conference Championship and be award their first trip to the NAIA Region XI Tournament. 14

15 2003 TranSouth Standings No. Team Conf. Overall 1. Berry Lee Trevecca Naz Martin Methodist Union Cumberland Lyon Freed-Hardeman TranSouth Honors TranSouth Player of the Year Phillip Riley, Lee University TranSouth Coach of the Year Richard Vardy, Berry College Freshman of the Year Sebastian Herting, Berry College First Team All-Conference Phillip Riley, Lee University Mauricio Dos Santos, Trevecca Nazarene Univ. Luke Photivihok, Cumberland University Daniel Niedzkowski, Berry College Mariano Munzo, Trevecca Nazarene Univ. Casey Magner, Lee University Redzi Stojilikovic, Union University Mesac Celeste, Lee University Tommy Maurer, Berry College Jeff Dolbeer, Berry College Sam Bancroft, Martin Methodist College Tuda Murphry, Lee University Second Team All-Conference Jon Mastrangelo, Berry College Jonathan Edwards, Freed-Hardeman Univ. Richard Askey, Martin Methodist College Mark Photivihok, Cumberland University Adam Kiefer, Berry College Daniel Ullrich, Berry College Paul Musoke, Martin Methodist College Andrew Wabomba, Martin Methodist College Christopher Walker, Lee University Robert Kaloghirou, Lyon College Robert Stinson, Union University Cumberland University September 16 at Union Head Coach: Mark Ikle 2003 Record: /2-4-1 Record vs. UU: 2-1 Location: Lebanon, Tenn. Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Maroon & White Freed-Hardeman University October 5 at Union Head Coach: Jason Elliott 2003 Record: 7-13/0-7 Record vs. UU: 0-7 Location: Henderson, Tenn. Nickname: Lions Colors: Gold & White Lyon College October 14 in Batesville, Ark. Head Coach: Jeremy Bishop 2003 Record: 8-11/2-5 Record vs. UU: 0-2 Location: Batesville, Ark. Nickname: Scots Colors: Red & White TranSouth Opponents Martin Methodist College October 21 in Pulaski, Tenn. Head Coach: Paschal Dunne 2003 Record: 7-10/4-3 Record vs. UU: 6-2 Location: Pulaski, Tenn. Nickname: RedHawks Colors: Red & White Trevecca Nazarene University September 23 in Nashville, Tenn. Head Coach: Jeff Carr 2003 Record: /4-2-1 Record vs. UU: 1-3 Location: Nashville, Tenn. Nickname: Trojans Colors: Purple & White NAIA - National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics... Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate sports. Since its introduction of intercollegiate championship basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained the highest standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. With its major emphasis on educational development, it was natural for the NAIA to strengthen academic eligibility requirements. All NAIA participating student-athletes must maintain a certain grade-point-average (GPA) while accumulating credit hours for a declared academic degree. Unlike other associations, NAIA student-athlete academic eligibility is monitored on a semester-by-semester basis. The NAIA includes more than 60,000 participating student-athletes. The NAIA offers 24 separate championships in 13 sports including baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, football, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis, volleyball, and wrestling. For more information on the NAIA, visit their web site at 15

16 NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENT INFORMATION Bellhaven College (NAIA) September 3 in Jackson, Tenn. Record vs. UU: 2-0 Location: Jackson, Miss. Nickname: Blazers Colors: Green & Gold Graceland University (NAIA) September 10 at Union Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Lamoni, Iowa Nickname: Yellowjackets Colors: Navy & Gold Ouachita Baptist University (NCAA II) October 26 at Union Record vs. UU: 0-2 Location: Arkadelphia, Ark. Nickname: Tigers Colors: Purple & Gold Belmont University (NCAA) August 20 in Nashville, Tenn. Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Nashville, Tenn. Nickname: Bruins Colors: Navy, Red & White Illinois Tech (NAIA) September 11 at Union Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Chicago, Ill. Nickname: Scarlet Hawks Colors: Scarlet & Gray Piedmont College (NCAA III) October 9 at Union Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Demorest, Ga. Nickname: Lions Colors: Green & Gold University of Mobile (NAIA) October 20 in Mobile, Ala. Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Mobile, Ala. Nickname: Rams Colors: Maroon & White Bethel College (NAIA) September 27 at Union Record vs. UU: 2-5 Location: McKenzie, Tenn. Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Purple & Gold Lambuth University (NAIA) August 24 at Union Record vs. UU: 3-3 Location: Jackson, Tenn. Nickname: Eagles Colors: Blue & White Reinhardt College (NAIA) August 28 at Union Record vs. UU: 0-3 Location: Waleska, Ga. Nickname: Eagles Colors: Navy Blue & Gold William Cary College (NAIA) October 29 in Hattiesburg, Miss. Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Hattiesburg, Miss. Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Red, Black, & White Delta State University (NCAA) September 4 in Jackson, Tenn. Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Cleveland, Miss. Nickname: Statesmen Colors: Green & White Mid-Continent College (NAIA) October 18 in Mayfield, Ky. Record vs. UU: 1-2 Location: Mayfield, Ky. Nickname: Cougars Colors: Navy Blue & Gold St. Gregory s University (NAIA) August 27 at Union Record vs. UU: 0-0 Location: Shawnee, Okla. Nickname: Cavaliers Colors: Red & Blue Union University Soccer Honor Roll...All-American, Regional, & Conference Award Winners HM = Honorable Mention NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA Academic NAIA Region XI All Tran South Tran South All Americans All Americans Region Team All Conference 1st Team All Conference 2nd Team Scott Marksberry (00,01) Jeff Lean - HM (00) Jeff Lean (00) Matt Gladle (99) Clovis Simas (02) Nic Barjaktarevic (01) Adrian Yeung - HM (02) Adrian Yeung (02) Jeff Lean (99,00) Joe Phiri (02) Kekec Zhivkovic (02) Robert Stinson - HM (03) Robert Stinson (03) Joe Phiri (00,01) Robert Stinson (03) Adrian Yeung (00,01,02) Redzi Stojiljkovi (01,03) NCCAA Academic NCCAA NCCAA National NCCAA Mid-East All Americans All Americans Player of theyear All Region Team Scott Marksberry (00,01) Scott Marksberry - 1st Team (01) Joe Phiri (2002) Joe Phiri (99,00,02) Nic Barjaktarevic (01) Joe Phiri - 1st Team (00,02) Robert Stinson (02,03) Kekec Zhivkovic (01,02,03) Jeff Lean - 2nd Team (99,00,01) Clovis Simas (02) Kolo Goshi (02) Joe Phiri - 2nd Team (99) Scott Marksberry (00,01) Adrian Yeung (02) Scott Marksberry - HM (00) Jeff Lean (99,00,01) Clovis Simas (03) David DeLaughter - HM (99) Kekec Zhivkovic (03) Robert Stinson - HM (03) Duncan Nicol (03) Marko Pavlovic - HM (03) Kyle McDirmade - HM (03) Kekec Zhivkovic - HM (03) 16 Fabio Buarque - HM (03)

17 2003 Union University Soccer Season Stats RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% GW PK-ATT ROBERT STINSON MARCUS BOEHLER STEPHEN GOODIN REDZI STOJILJKOVIC DANIEL LEE DUNCAN NICOL PABLO PAREDES KYLE MCDIARMID JARED MYRACLE KEKEC ZIVKOVIC MARK FORREST FABIO BUARQUE CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY CLOVIS SIMAS DREW PERRY ALEXANDRE PEREIRA CHRISTOPHER PRENTICE GARETH MUNRO MARKO PAVLOVIC HUMBERTO SANCHEZ BRIAN HAMILTON Total Opponents GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho MARCUS BOEHLER 1 35: ROBERT STINSON : BRIAN HAMILTON 7 484: Total : Opponents : Union University Soccer Season Results DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Aug 25 at Ouachita Baptist W 3-0 Aug 29 vs Belhaven College L 2-3 Aug.30 vs Missouri Valley Coll. T O2 2-2 Sep 05 BREWTON-PARKER W 3-1 Sep 06 FISK UNIVERSITY W 16-0 Sep 12 at Bethel College W 3-2 Sep 12 ASBURY COLLEGE W 5-0 Sep 13 CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIV. W 4-0 Sep 17 at Lambuth Univ. Eagles W 3-0 *Sep 20 BERRY COL. VIKINGS L 0-2 *Sep 24 TREVECCA NAZARENE W 1-0 *Sep 30 at Lee University L 0-4 *Oct 04 MARTIN METHODIST LOT 2-3 *Oct 11 at Freed-Hardeman Lions W 2-1 *Oct 13 at Cumberland Univ. T O2 2-2 *Oct 21 LYON COLLEGE SCOTS W 4-0 Oct 28 at Harding University T 2-2 #Nov 05 at Martin Methodist L 1-4 ^Nov 21 vs The Masters College W 1-0 ^Nov 22 vs Cedarville Univ. W 1-0 ^Nov 24 vs Southern Wesleyan W 2-0 * - TranSouth Conference Games # - TranSouth Tournament ^ - NCCAA National Tournament 17

18 All-Time Records vs Opponents State of Overall Record Home Away Neutral Winning Opponent Opponent Wins Loses Ties Record Record Record Percentage Aquinas College Michigan NA NA % Asbury College Kentucky NA % Atlanta Christian College Georgia NA % Belhaven College Mississippi NA NA % Berry College Georgia NA 12.50% Bethel College Tennessee NA 71.43% Bethel College Indiana NA 0.00% Birmingham Southern College Alabama NA 0.00% Brewton Parker College Georgia NA NA % Bryan College Tennessee NA 50.00% Campbellsville College Kentucky NA % Cedarville University Ohio NA NA % Christian Brothers University Tennessee NA 50.00% Clearwater Christian College Florida NA NA % Covenant College Georgia NA NA 0.00% Cumberland University Tennessee NA 37.50% Cumberland College Kentucky NA % David Lipscomb University Tennessee NA 50.00% East Texas Baptist University Texas NA NA % Emmauel College Georgia NA NA 50.00% Fisk University Tennessee NA NA % Freed-Hardeman University Tennessee NA % Greenville College Illinois NA 50.00% Harding University Arkansas NA 66.67% Hendrix College Arkansas NA NA % Huntington College Alabama NA NA 0.00% Indiana Wesleyan University Indiana NA NA % Judson College Illinois NA NA % Lambuth University Tennessee NA 50.00% Lee University Tennessee % Louisiana College Louisiana NA NA 50.00% Lyon College Arkansas NA % Martin Methodist College Tennessee NA 25.00% Master s College California NA NA % Mid-Continent College Kentucky NA NA 66.67% Missouri Valley College Missouri NA NA % Nyack College New York NA NA % Oakland City College Indiana NA NA % Ohio Valley College West Virginia NA NA % Ouachita Baptist University Arkansas NA % Reinhardt College Georgia NA % Roberts Weslyan College New York NA NA % Southern Nazarene Univ South Carolina NA NA % Tampa, University of Florida NA NA 0.00% Taylor University Indiana NA NA % Tennessee Temple University Tennessee NA 80.00% Tocca Falls College Georgia NA NA % Treveca Nazarene University Tennessee NA 75.00% Trinity Christian University Illinois NA NA % Trinity International University Illinois NA NA % Univ of Huntsville Alabama NA NA % William s Baptist College Arkansas NA % York College Nebraska NA NA % 18 Totals %

19 Individual Single Game Records Most Goals Scored Individual Single Season Records - Offensive Minimum Playing Time of 500 Minutes 0.64 by Josue Tuchez (2001) 0.62 by Kekec Zhivkovic (2000) 0.61 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 5 by Kekec Zhivkovic vs Fisk University in by Jared New vs Fisk University in by Josephat Phiri vs Oakland City University in Hat Tricks (Alexandre Peira, Clovis Simas, Kekec Zivkovic, Joe Phiri (4 times), Scott Marksberry, Justin Thompson, and Matt Gladle) Most Assists 5 by Kyle McDermite vs Atlanta Christian College 2000 (most assists by a single player ever in an NAIA soccer match in over 40 years of games) 3 by Kekec Zivkovic vs Fisk University in by Reggie Stojiljkovic vs. TN Temple in by Adrian Yeung vs William s Baptist by Scott Marksberry vs Freed Hardeman College in by Josue Tuchez vs William s Baptist by Scott Marksberry vs Taylor University (Ft. Wayne) 2000 Most Goals Scored (minimum 10) 24 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 16 by Josephat Phiri (2002) 14 by Josephat Phiri (1999) 13 by Adrian Yeung (2002) 13 by Matt Gladle (1998) 12 by Kekec Zhivkovic (2000) 12 by Matt Gladle (1999) 11 by Josephat Phiri (2001) 11 by Scott Marksberry (2000) 10 by Clovis Simas (2002) Most Shots at Goal (minimum 50) 91 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 65 by Adrian Yeung (2000) 64 by Josephat Phiri (1999) 64 by Matt Gladle (1998) 62 by Josephat Phiri (2002) 59 by Clovis Simas (2002) 56 by Adrian Yeung (2002) Highest Point Per Game Average (minimum 2.0) 3.54 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 2.26 by Alexandre Pereira (2003) 2.19 by Josephat Phiri (2001) 2.10 by Kekec Zhivkovic (2000) 2.09 by Justin Thompson (1999) 2.06 by Josephat Phiri (1999) Highest Shots Per Game Average (minimum 3.0) 5.55 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 4.12 by Josephat Phiri (1999) 3.46 by Matt Gladle (1998) 3.24 by Josephat Phiri (2001) 3.28 by Adrian Yeung (2000) 3.00 by Josephat Phiri (2002) Highest % Shots Resulting in a Goal Average (minimum 5 shots for the season) 3 by Scott Marksberry vs Tocca Falls 2000 Most Shots 9 by Clovis Simas vs Harding University in by Josephat Phiri vs Freed Hardeman College in by Adrian Yeung vs. York College in 2002 (last game of his career / scored game winner) Most Saves 18 by Jeff Lean vs Mid-Continent College in by Robert Stinson vs Harding University in by Jeff Lean vs. Christian Brothers University in 1999 Most Fouls 8 by Clovis Simas vs Southern Weslyan University in NCCAA National Championship Game by Daniel Lee vs Mid-Continent College in by Ben Bredow vs Bryan College in 1999 Most Assists (minimum 10) 15 by Clovis Simas (2002) 12 by Adrian Yeung (2002) 11 by Scott Marksberry (2000) 10 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 10 by Kekec Zhivkovic (2000) Most Points (minimum 30) 58 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 40 by Josephat Phiri (2002) 38 by Alexandre Pereira (2003) 38 by Adrian Yeung (2002) 35 by Clovis Simas (2002) 34 by Kekec Zhivkovic (2000) 33 by Scott Marksberry (2000) 32 by Josephat Phiri (1999) 30 by Matt Gladle (1998) Highest Goals Per Game Average (minimum 0.80) 1.46 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 1.07 by Alexandre Pereira (2003) 0.90 by Josephat Phiri (1999) 0.89 by Josephat Phiri (2001) Highest Assists Per Game Average (minimum 0.60) 0.74 by Adrian Yeung (1999) 0.71 by Reggie Stojiljkovic (2003) 0.68 by Pablo Paredes (2003) 0.64 by Clovis Simas (2002) 50% by Matt Gladle (1999) 45% by Alexandre Pereira (2003) 37% by Scott Marksberry (2001) 36% by Scott Marksberry (2000) Most Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal 6 Games by Alexandre Pereira (2003) 5 Games by Josephat Phiri (2000) 4 Games by Matt Gladle (1999) 4 by Josephat Phiri (2000 & 2001) Most Minutes Played (minimum 2000) 2120 by Clovis Simas (2002) 2060 by Adrian Yeung (2002) 2025 by Cesar Cerdeira (1999) 2015 by Jeff Lean (1999) 2015 by Dave DeLaughter (1998) 2000 by Dan Lee (2002) 2000 by Kolo Goshi (2000) Most Game Winning Goals (minimum 3) 7 by Josephat Phiri (1999) 6 by Josephat Phiri (2000) 5 by Adrian Yeung (2002) 4 by Justin Thompson (1999) 3 by Scott Marksberry (2001) 3 by Kekec Zhivkovic (2000) 3 by Matt Gladle (1999) 3 by Clovis Simas (2003) 19

20 Individual Single Season Records - Defensive Minimum Playing Time of 600 Minutes Most Saves (minimum 60) 104 by Jason Hurt (1998) 90 by Jeff Lean (2001) 76 by Jeff Lean (1999) 74 by Jeff Lean (2000) 62 by Jason Patterson (1998) Highest Goals Against (minimum 30) 43 by Jason Hurt (1998) 35 by Jason Patterson (1998) 31 by Jeff Lean (2001) 31 by Jeff Lean (1999) Highest Goals Against Average (minimum 2.0) 4.88 by Jason Patterson (1998) 2.52 by Jason Hurt (1998) 2.51 by Jeff Lean (2002) Fewest Goals Against (maximum 30) 18 by Robert Stinson (2003) 19 by Jeff Lean (2000) 21 by Robert Stinson (2002) 29 by Jeff Lean (2002) Lowest Goals Against Average (maximum 2.0) 0.87 by Jeff Lean (2000) 1.17 by Robert Stinson (2003) 1.39 by Jeff Lean (1999) 1.63 by Robert Stinson (2002) 1.80 by Jeff Lean (2001) Most Shutouts 9 by Jeff Lean (2000) 8 by Robert Stinson (2003) 4 by Robert Stinson (2002) 4 by Jeff Lean (2001) Consecutive Shutout Minutes (minimum 250 minutes) 354 by Jeff Lean (2000) Taylor, Tocca, William s, TN Temple 315 by Robert Stinson/Brian Hamilton (2003) Bethel, Asbury, Campbellsville, Lambuth, Berry 270 by Robert Stinson (2003) at the NCCAA Nationals by Jeff Lean (2000) Bryan, Harding, Lee, BSC 254 by Jeff Lean (1999) At Ch, William s, BSC 250 by Jeff Lean (2000) TN Temp, At Ch, Lambuth, Reinhart Best Goalkeeper Save Percentage (minimum 75%) 86.43% by Jeff Lean (2000) 84.35% by Robert Stinson (2003) 77.17% by Robert Stinson (2002) % by Jeff Lean (2001) Worst Goalkeeper Save Percentage 46.15% by Jason Patterson (1998) Highest Penalty Kick Save Percentage (minimum 2 penalties faced) 50% by Jeff Lean (2001 & 2002) Most Goals by a Defender (minimum 3- must play 75% of games in defense) 12 by Matt Gladle (1999) 3 by Nikola Barjaktarvic (2000) Lowest Goals Against Average for a Defender (must play 75% of games in defense) 1.08 by Gordon Wilson, Dave DeLaughter, Nikola Barjaktarevic, and Cesar Cerdeira (2000) 1.19 by Marko Pavlovic, Dan Lee, Mark Forrest, and Drew Perry (2003) 1.41 by Gordon Wilson, Dave DeLaughter, Cesar Cerdeira, and Matt Gladle (1999) Most Assists by a Defender 7 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2002) 4 by Gordon Wilson (2000) 4 by Matt Gladle (1999) 3 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2001) 3 by Nikola Barjaktarevic (2000) Most Points by a Defender 28 by Matt Gladle (1999) 9 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2002) 9 by Nikola Barjaktarevic (2000) 6 by Gordon Wilson (2000) 5 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2001) Highest Goals Per Game by a Defender 0.63 by Matt Gladle (1999) 0.34 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2001) 0.33 by Nikola Barjaktarvic (2001) 0.17 by Nikola Barjaktarevic (2000) Highest Points Per Game by a Defender 1.47 by Matt Gladle (1999) 0.60 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2002) 0.52 by Nikola Barjaktarevic (2000) 0.30 by Gordon Wilson (2000) Most Cards 12 by Reggie Stojilkovic (2002) 11 by Nikola Barjaktarevic (2000) 9 by Gareth Munroe (2003) 9 by Kyle McDiarmide (2000) 9 by Matt Gladle (1999) 7 by Mark Forrest (2003) 7 by Duncan Nicol (2003) 7 by Kyle McDiarmide (2001) 7 by Matt Gladle (1998) 7 by Paul Farmer (1998) Individual Career Records - Goalkeepers (minimum 2 seasons & 1,000 minutes) (for all averages add up total minutes played divided by 90 then divide into overall number) Lowest Goals Against for Goalkeeper 1.51 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Most Saves 293 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Most Goals Against 110 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Most Career Shutouts 15 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Highest Save % for Goalkeeper 77.23% by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Most Shots Faced 483 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Most Minutes Played by GK 6565 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Most Games Started by GK 73 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02)

21 Most Consecutive Starts by GK 34 by Jeff Lean (Berry Game of 2000 Season Through 2001 Season) Most Games Played by GK 76 by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Highest Penalty Kick Save % 36.36% by Jeff Lean (99,00,01,02) Saved 4 out of 11 Faced Team Single Season Records Most Victories 17 by 2000 Team 15 by 1999 Team Most Conference Victories (includes tournament play) 5 by 2000 Team 3 by 1999, 2001, 2002, & 2003 Teams Most Loses 16 by 1998 Team 10 by 2002 Team Most Ties 3 by 2003 Team Longest Home Winning Streak 6 by 1999 Team (first six games of season) Longest Away Winning Streak 6 by 1999 Team (first six games of season) Most Goals Scored 89 by 2000 Team 65 by 2002 Team 59 by 2003 Team 51 by 1999 Team Fewest Goals Scored 34 by 1998 Team 49 by 2001 Team Lowest Goals For Per Game Average 1.42 by 1998 Team 2.32 by 1999 Team Highest Goals Per Game Average 3.71 by 2000 Team 2.81 by 2003 Team 2.71 by 2002 Team Highest Shots Per Game Average by 2000 Team by 1999 Team Lowest Shots Per Game Average 10.4 by 1998 Team 11.1 by 2003 Team Highest Shots Per Game Average for Opponents 9.92 by 1998 Team 7.75 by 2002 Team Lowest Shots Per Game Average for Opponents 5.27 by 1999 Team 6.38 by 2000 Team Highest % Shots Resulting in Goal Average 25.21% by 2003 Team 22.3% by 2000 Team Lowest % Shots Resulting in Goal Average 13.7% by 1998 Team 71.11% by 1999 Team Highest % Shots Resulting in Goal Average for Opponents 34.0% by 1998 Team 26.9% by 2002 Team Lowest % Shots Resulting in Goal Average for Opponents 16.99% by 2000 Team 17.73% by 2003 Team Most Goals Allowed 81 by 1998 Team 50 by 2002 Team Fewest Goals Allowed 25 by 2003 Team 26 by 2000 Team Most Cards Received 67 by 2003 Team 61 by 2002 Team Fewest Cards Received 35 by 1998 Team 41 by 1999 Team Highest Goals Against Average 3.38 by 1998 Team 2.08 by 2002 Team Lowest Goals Against Average 1.08 by 2000 Team 1.19 by 2003 Team 1.41 by 1999 Team Most Shutouts 10 by 2003 Team 9 by 2000 Team Most Consecutive Shutouts 3 by 2003 Team (twice) 3 by 2000 Team (twice) Most Consecutive Games Without a Shutout 22 by 1998 Team Most Games UU Was Shutout 6 against 1998 Team 5 against 2001 Team Fewest Games UU Was Shutout 2 against 2003 Team 3 against 2000 Team 3 against 1999 Team Most Consecutive Victories 11 by 1999 Team Most Victories at the Beginning of the Season 11 by 1999 Team Most Consecutive Games Without a Lose 11 by 1999 Team 21

22 Most Consecutive Games Without Being Shutout 12 by 1999 Team (first 12 games of 1999) Most Consecutive Games Without Scoring a Goal 2 by 1998 Team 2 by 2001 Team 2 by 2002 Team Most Saves 174 by 1998 Team Highest Overall Winning Percentage (includes post season) 70.83% by 2000 Team 69.0% by 2003 Team 68.2% by 1999 Team Lowest Overall Winning Percentage (includes post season) 29.17% by 1998 Team Best Defensive Corner Kick Conversion Rate 1.15% by 2003 Team (Gave up 1 goal on 87 attempts) 2.75% by 2002 Team (Gave up 3 goals on 109 attempts) Highest Free Kick Conversion Rate 16% by 2002 Team (Scored 4 goals on 25 attempts) Highest Percentage of Free Kicks on Goal 44% by 2002 Team (11 out of 25 were on goal) Team Single Game Records Most Goals Scored 16 vs Fisk University in vs Atlanta Christian in vs Oakland City University vs Taylor University (Ft. Wayne) in 2000 Largest Victory Margin 16 vs Fisk University in vs Atlanta Christian in 2000 Largest Defeat Margin 9 vs Birmingham Southern College in 1998 Most Goals in Single Half 10 vs Atlanta Christian in 2000 (1st half) Biggest Goal Differential Comeback 1 Goal 5 times in times in times in times in 2003 Biggest Lead Surrendered 3 Goals Highest Regular Season Winning Percentage 78.95% by 2000 Team 73.68% by 1999 Team Highest Regular Season Conference Winning Percentage 71.43% by 2000 Team 50.0% by 2003 Team 50.0% by 1999 Team Consecutive Winning Percentage Seasons Over (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003) Most Corner Kicks Taken 115 by 2003 Team 115 by 2000 Team 104 by 2002 Team Fewest Corner Kicks Given Up 59 by 1999 Team 68 by 2001 Team 84 by 2000 Team Highest Corner Kick Conversion Rate 4.81% by 2002 Team (5 goals out of 104 attempts) 22 Most Goals Allowed 9 vs Birmingham Southern College in 1998 Record in All Home Games Includes 1998 Games Played at Local High School Year Win Lose Tie Winning % % % % % % % Overall % Record in Away Games Year Win Lose Tie Winning % % % % % % % Overall %

23 2004 Union Soccer Seniors #4 Redzi Stojiljkovic #5 Dan Lee 2004 Union Soccer Coaches (L to R) Russ White, Assistant Coach Jeff Lean, Assistant Coach Clovis Simas, Student Assistant Dr. Darin White, Head Coach 2004 Union Soccer Captains #6 Duncan Nicol #5 Dan Lee 23

24 2004 Union University Soccer Roster No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Class Hometown Prior School 0 Robert Stinson GK JR Dickson, Tenn. Dickson County HS 00 Chris Lean GK FR North Delta, B.C. Seaquam Secondary 1 Brian Hamilton GK SO Glasgow, Scotland Holyrood HS 2 Carl Strickland MID FR Collierville HS Collierville HS 3 Darren Goldie DEF FR Glasgow, Scotland All Saints HS 4 Redzi Stojiljkovic DEF SR Nis, Yugoslavia Economic School 5 Daniel Lee DEF SR British Columbia, Canada Centennial HS 6 Duncan Nicol MF SO British Columbia, Canada Seaquam Secondary 7 Pablo Paredes MF SO Cuenca, Ecuador Jonesboro HS 8 Benny Crozier MID FR Glasgow, Scotland St. Ninians HS 9 Michael Pugh FWD FR Cullman, Ala. Cullman HS 10 Kyle Sanders FWD FR Pagosa Springs, Co. Pagosa Springs HS 11 Mark Forrest DEF SO Coatbridge, Scotland St. Margaret s HS 12 John Michael Ryall DEF FR Memphis, Tenn. White Station HS 13 Christopher Anthony FWD JR Jackson, Tenn. Jackson Central-Merry HS 14 Bobby McColl FWD FR Glasgow, Scotland Ballerup HS 15 Diego Rojas MID FR Memphis, Tenn. Sheffield HS 16 Craig Clark FWD FR Ayr, Scotland Queen Margaret Academy 17 Brendon Kuhlman FWD FR Cordova, Tenn. Evangelical Christian 18 Christopher Prentice DEF SO Guatemala City, Guatemala Colegio Metroplitano HS 19 Gareth Munro MF SO Cumbernauld Cumbernauld HS 20 Marko Pavlovic DEF SO Nis, Yugoslavia G Maj HS 21 Brett Martin DEF SO Jackson, Tenn. Jackson Central-Merry HS 22 Scott Sinclair DEF FR Alloa, Scotland Lornshill HS 23 Colin Bonner MID FR Airdrie, Scotland Airdrie Academy 24 Tony Coyle MID FR Glasgow, Scotland Kelvinside Academy 25 Nikola Djordjevic DEF FR Nis, Serbia Stevan Sremac HS Junior Varsity Roster No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Class Hometown Prior School 2 Carl Strickland MID FR Collierville HS Collierville HS 3 Marcus Boehler MID SO Selmer, Tenn. McNairy Central HS 5 Andrew Corbett DEF FR Frankfurt, Germany Northeast HS 6 Clayton Stockett MID FR Goodlettsville, Tenn. Beech HS 7 Austin Bell FWD FR Middleton, Tenn. Home School 8 Lemuel Turner MID FR Johanesburg, South Africa Rift Valley Academy 9 Humberto Sanchez FWD SO Brownsville, Tenn. Haywood HS 12 John Michael Ryall DEF FR Memphis, Tenn. White Station HS 17 Brendon Kuhlman FWD FR Cordova, Tenn. Evangelical Christian 18 Andrew Wright FWD FR Dyersburg, Tenn. Dyersburg HS RS-28 Thomas Brown GK FR Tullahoma, Tenn. Tullahoma HS Head Coach: Dr. Darin White Assistant Coaches: Russ White, Jeff Lean