ASSISTS. Single Game by a Lobo. 4 - Justin Sells vs. Grand Canyon 11/1/96. Single Game by an Opponent. 3 - Mem Arzate/Matt Bly, UCSB 10/12/03 SHOTS

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1 Offensive Records POINTS Individual Career 1. Justin Sells Michael Strati Jeff Rowland David Robertson John Renken Lance Watson Chris Wright Mario Picazo Justin Davis Richard Farrer Individual Season 1. Jeff Rowland Edmundo Rodriguez Justin Sells Justin Sells Mike Strati Jeff Rowland Alan Robertson Blake Smith Devon Sandoval Justin Davis Single Game by a Lobo 1 - Mario Picazo vs. Eastern N.M. 9/1/83 Single Game by an Opponent 6 - Last by Ryan Pore, Tulsa 9/12/3 GOALS Individual Career 1. Justin Sells Jeff Rowland Michael Strati David Robertson Chris Wright Mario Picazo Lance Watson Edmundo Rodriguez Justin Davis Ben Ashwill Derek Barnes John Renken Individual Season 1. Jeff Rowland Edmundo Rodriguez Jeff Rowland Justin Sells Justin Sells Mike Strati Alan Robertson Single Game by a Lobo 5 - Mario Picazo vs. Eastern N.M. 9/1/83 Single Game by an Opponent 3 - Last by Ryan Pore, Tulsa 9/12/3 ASSISTS Individual Career 1. John Renken Lance Watson Steve Kraemer Jason Hix David Robertson Richard Farrer Justin Sells Michael Strati Justin Davis Jeff Rowland Mario Picazo Individual Season 1. Richard Farrer John Renken Lance Watson 9 25 Steve Kraemer Jason Hix Mike Strati John Renken David Robertson Diego Barrera 8 27 Justin Davis 8 29 Devon Sandoval Single Game by a Lobo 4 - Justin Sells vs. Grand Canyon 11/1/96 Single Game by an Opponent 3 - Mem Arzate/Matt Bly, UCSB 1/12/3 SHOTS Individual Career 1. Justin Sells Jeff Rowland Mike Strati Lance Watson Justin Davis Guy Kaufman Chris Wright Richard Farrer Michael Green Stian Eriksen Individual Season 1. Jeff Rowland Jeff Rowland Justin Sells Justin Sells Justin Sells Mike Strati Mike Strati Justin Sells Justin Davis Guy Kaufman Edmundo Rodriguez Single Game by a Lobo 13 - Mike Strati at Bradley 9/6/93 HAT TRICKS Individual Career 1. Justin Sells Jeff Rowland Mike Strati Alan Robertson Tied With 1 Individual by a Lobo 1/22/5 Jeff Rowland...vs. UNLV (W, 7-2) 9/3/4 Jeff Rowland...vs. Delaware (W, 3-2) 9/6/99 Ty Hibbert... vs. LMU (W,4-) 9/14/97 Justin Sells...vs. UT - Pan AM (W, 5-) 1/4/96 Justin Sells (4) vs. Fort Lewis (W, 4-) 9/15/96 Justin Sells... vs. Co. Carolina (W, 6-3) 9/8/96 Justin Sells... vs. Drake (W, 4-) /1/95 Justin Sells...vs. TCU (W, 3-1) 9/6/94 Mike Strati (4)...vs. Colo. Mines (W, 8-1) 11/1/92 Mike Strati...vs. St. Mary s (Calif.) (W, 6-1) 1/18/92 Richard Farrer...vs.CS-Northridge (W, 3-2) 9/3/92 Joe Colo. Mines (W, 8-1) 9/13/92 Edmundo Rodriguez.vs. N. Texas (W, 6-1) 1/23/88 Troy Besera...vs. Metro State (T, 4-4) 1/9/87 Guy Colo. Mines (W, 4-) 8/31/86 Ron Banks... vs. Colo. Mines (W, 7-) 11/3/84 David Robertson... vs. NMMI (W, 7-1) 9/3/84 Scott Padgett.. vs. Texas Tech (W, 5-1) 11/12/83 Yousef Hamdi... vs. Arkansas (W, 8-1) 1/27/83 Robert Todd.. vs. Westminster (W, 4-) 1/22/83 Alan Robertson... vs. Weber St. (W, 4-1) 9/1/83 Mario Picazo (5)... vs. ENMU (W, 13-) 9/1/83 Alan Robertson.. vs. ENMU (W, 13-) Single Game by an Opponent 9/12/3 Ryan Pore... Tulsa (L, 3-2) 9/3/1 Eugene Sepuya... Ala. A&M (L, 5-2) 1/2/95 Keith CS-Northridge (L, 3-) 9/11/92 Eddie Soto...CS-Fullerton (L, 4-1) Justin Sells ( ) is the all-time leader in goals, points, shots and career hat tricks. Single Game by an Opponent 8 - Last by Brandon Jones, Air Force 1/19/1

2 Defensive & coaching records GOALIE WINS Individual Career 1. Andrew Weber Mike Graczyk Nate Busek Paul Branch Greg Hess Victor Rodriguez Pres. 7. Dana Rogge Trevor Shannon Chad Nelson Justin Holmes Justin Fite Individual Season 1. Victor Rodriguez Mike Graczyk Andrew Weber Andrew Weber Mike Graczyk Nate Busek Greg Hess Mike Graczyk Trevor Shannon Dana Rogge Paul Branch GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Individual Career *18 minimum career minutes played 1. Victor Rodriguez Pres. 2. Mike Graczyk Paul Branch Justin Holmes Andrew Weber Chad Nelson Dana Rogge Greg Hess Nate Busek Trevor Shannon Individual Season *9 minimum season minutes played 1. Victor Rodriguez Andrew Weber Paul Branch Mike Graczyk Mike Graczyk Mike Graczyk Paul Branch Chad Nelson Nate Busek Greg Hess Justin Holmes SAVES Individual Career 1. Andrew Weber Nate Busek Dana Rogge Greg Hess Mike Graczyk Chad Nelson Paul Nelson Justin Holmes Trevor Shannon Victor Rodriguez Pres. Individual Season 1. Dana Rogge Nate Busek Dana Rogge Andrew Weber Andrew Weber Nate Busek Andrew Weber Nate Busek Greg Hess Greg Hess Single Game by a Lobo 15 - Nate Drake 9/4/ Paul Nelson vs. Southern Illinois 9/16/89 Single Game by an Opponent 16 - Jeff Kestner, Quincy College 9/3/9 SHUTOUTS Individual Career 1. Mike Graczyk Andrew Weber Paul Branch Nate Busek Greg Hess Dana Rogge Justin Holmes Victor Rodriguez Pres. 7. Paul Nelson Chad Nelson Individual Season 1. Mike Graczyk Victor Rodriguez Mike Graczyk Andrew Weber 9 24 Greg Hess Dana Rogge Justin Holmes Paul Branch Mike Graczyk Justin Holmes 5 29 Consecutive Scoreless Streak 652:54 - Justin Holmes - Over Eight Games in 21, including six shoutouts. COACHING RECORDS Klaus Weber ( , 89-1) (.542) Jeremy Fishbein (22-Present) (.726) Craig Robertson ( ) (.77) Jim Wiesen (1988) (.342) Coach of the Year Awards Klaus Weber 1986 Rocky Mtn. Intercollegiate Soccer League Jeremy Fishbein 22 MPSF Coach of the Year 24 Soccer America National Coach of the Year 25 co-mpsf Coach of the Year 25 NSCAA Far West Region Coach of the Year 26 co-mpsf Coach of the Year 211 MPSF Coach of the Year 211 NSCAA Far West Region Coach of the Year 211 City of Albuquerque Coach of the Year Andrew Weber (21-4) holds the Lobo career mark for wins, saves, games played, games started, and the third-lowest career g.a.a. Klaus Weber is the all-time winningest coach in Lobo history. He also won conference coach of the year awards in 1986 and 1992.

3 Highs, lows & MISC. GAMES PLAYED 1. Michael Green Ben Ashwill Brandon Moss Andrew Weber Lance Roozeboom Blake Danager Lance Watson Stephen Brown Matt Wootton Troy Beserra Chris Wright Justin Davis David Gualdarama Justin Sells Guy Kaufman Michael Reed GAMES STARTED 1. Brandon Moss Andrew Weber Justin Sells Troy Beserra Steve Kraemer Simon Ejdemyr Matt Wootton Ben Ashwill Lance Rozeboom Lance Watson Mike Strati Michael Green MINUTES PLAYED Individual Career 1. Andrew Weber Brandon Moss Troy Beserra Steve Kraemer Justin Sells Simon Ejdemyr Mike Strati Michael Reed Matt Wootton David Metzler Individual Season 1. Andrew Boyens Ryan Farquharson Michael Reed Ben Ashwill Mike Graczyk David Murphy Simon Ejdemyr Brandon Moss Troy Beserra David Metzler SEASON HIGHS/LOWS New Mexico HIGH LOW Wins 18 ( 2, 5, 11) 5 (1988) Losses 13 (1988) 1 (24) Shots 377 (24) 17 (2) Goals 66 (1992) 22 (2) Assists 49 (1992) 9 (2) Points 181 (1992) 53 (2) Saves 142 (1987) 62 (1994) Fouls 472 (1989) 222 (28) Corners 13 (22) 69 (1988) G.A.A. 2.6 (1988).49 (211) Opponent Shots 326 (1987) 164 (2) Goals 48 (1988) 11 ( 83, 11) Assists 36 (21) 9 (27) Points 129 (1988) 33 ( 83, 11) Saves 158 (199) 62 (2) Fouls 392 (199) 26 (2) Corners 117 (1995) 61 (27) G.A.A (1992).92 (29) GAME HIGHS/LOWS New Mexico Shots - H 44 vs. Colo. Christian 9/24/89 Shots - L 1 vs. Fresno State 9/13/87 Corners Colo. Colo. Springs 8/29/87 Saves 15 vs. Southern Illinois Drake 9/4/93 Fouls - H Regis College 11/6/94 vs. San Jose State 9/17/95 Fouls - L 3 vs. CS-Northridge 9/28/3 3 vs. Columbia 9/9/11 3 vs. UNLV 11/5/11 Goals 13 vs. Eastern New Mexico 9/1/83 Assists 8 vs. Oral Roberts 1/31/93 Opponent Shots - H 32 vs. Southern Illinois 9/16/89 Shots - L Mulitple Times Corners Air Force 1/7/89 Saves Westminster 9/14/86 vs. Quincy 9/3/9 Fouls - H Regis College 11/6/94 Fouls - L 4 vs. Sacramento State 11/2/3 Goals Air Force 1/19/1 Assists UC-Santa Barbara 1/12/3 MISCELLANEOUS All Time (.614) At Home (.72) On the Road (.478) Neutral Sites (.563) At UNM Soccer Complex (.727) vs. Ranked Teams (.422) vs. No (.3) vs. Top (.441) vs (.452) As a Ranked Team (.717) In the Postseason (.645) MPSF Tourn (.88) NCAA Tourn (.588) Most Games Played in a Season (18-2-3) Most Wins in a Season (3x) (18-2-3) (18-4-), (18--4) Best Winning Pct. in a Season (18--4) Most Losses in a Season (5-13-1) Consecutive Wins (Start of Season) /18/11 (Syracuse) to 11/11/11 (San Jose State Longest Winning Streak... 13, 9/18/11 (Syracuse) to 11/11/11 (San Jose State) Longest Unbeaten Streak /26/11 (Towson) to 11/27/11 (USF) Largest Home Attendance... 7,449 9/23/89 vs. #4 UCLA - L, -2 - (Univ. Stadium) Largest Home UNM Soccer Complex...6,2 11/2/11 vs. Duke (4th) - W (OT) The Last Time... UNM Scored a Hat-Trick Jeff Rowland vs. UNLV, 7-2 Win, 1/22/5 UNM Allowed a Hat-Trick Ryan Pore, Tulsa, 3-2 Loss, 9/12/3 UNM Scored 5+ Goals 5-1 Win vs. Columbia, 9/9/11 6- Win vs. Denver, 1/14/11 UNM Allowed 5+ Goals 6-3 Loss, at UC Santa Barbara, 1/12/3 UNM Had 5+ Assists 5 vs. Denver, 3- Win, 11/5/6 UNM Allowed 5+ Assists 1 vs. UC Santa Barbara, 6-3 Loss, 1/12/3 UNM Took 3+ Shots 31 vs. UC-Colo. Springs, 1- (2OT) Win, 1/6/2 UNM Allowed 3+ Shots 31 at Air Force, 7-3 Loss, 1/21/1 UNM Recorded a Shutout Win 3- Win vs. SJSU (MPSF Tourney), 11/11/11 UNM Was Shutout 2- Loss vs. Cal St. Bakersfield (MPSF Tourney) 11/12/1 UNM Had 1+ Saves 1-Andrew Weber, UCLA, 1- Loss, 1/27/3 UNM Opponent Had 1+ Saves 14-Matt McDougal, Sac. St., 1- Win, 1/14/5 Troy Beserra ( ) ranks sixth in career games played, third in games started and career minutes played. The Lobos have won seven MPFS regular season championships and three MPFS Tournament championships.

4 In overtime All-Time OT Results 211 Sept. Akron 2OT T, 1-1 Sept. 18 vs. Syracuse OT W, 2-1 Nov. 13 vs. CSUB 2OT T, 1-1 Nov. 2 vs. Duke OT W, 2-1 Nov. USF 2OT T, - 29 Sept. Notre Dame OT W, 2-1 Oct. 7 UC Irvine OT L, 1-2 Oct. 18 CSU Bakersfield OT W, 2-1 Nov. SJSU OT W, 1- Nov. 15 Sac. State 3OT T, 2-2 Nov. 19 Portland OT L, Aug. Loyola Mmt. 2OT T, 1-1 Aug. 31 San Diego OT W, 2-1 Sept. 7 Louisville 2OT L, 1-2 Sept. 19 Portland 2OT T, 1-1 Sept. Washington OT L, 2-3 Oct. 1 San Jose State OT W, 1- Nov. State 2OT W, Oct. 5 Denver 2OT T, 1-1 Nov. UNLV 2OT L, 1-2 Nov. Denver 2OT T, - 26 Oct. Sac. St. 2OT T, 1-1 Oct. 21 UNLV OT W, 1- Oct. 8 San Jose State OT W, 1- Sept. 22 American OT W, 1- Sept. 8 SMU 2OT T, 1-1 Aug. Portland 2OT T, - 25 Dec. 2 California OT W, 1- Nov. 26 CS-Northridge OT W, 1- Nov. 22 Wisc.-Milwaukee 2OT T, 2-2 Nov. 13 Air Force OT W, 1- Nov. Sac. St. 2OT T, 1-1 Oct. 16 San Jose State OT L, 2-3 Oct. 14 Sac. State OT W, 1- Oct. Air Force 2OT T, - Sept. OT W, 2-1 Sept. Ohio State OT W, 1-24 Nov. Virginia 2OT T, 1-1 Oct. San Diego St. 2OT T, 1-1 Sept. 19 Indiana 2OT W, 1- Sept. VCU OT W, Nov. San Diego St. OT W, 3-2 Oct. Denver 2OT W, 1- Sept. 26 vs. Gonzaga! 2OT T, 1-1 Sept. 21 Missouri State 2OT T, 2-2 Sept. 7 Cincinnati 2OT T, Nov. 17 San Jose State OT W, 2-1 Nov. San Jose St. OT W, 1- Oct. 6 UC-Colo. Springs 2OT W, 1- Sept. 15 Evansville OT W, Nov. Fresno State OT W, 1- Nov. 8 Sacramento St. OT W, 3-2 Oct. San Diego St. 2OT L, 1-2 Oct. 12 Fresno State 2OT T, - Sept. 9 Vanderbilt! 2OT T, 2-2 Aug. 31 Oral Roberts # OT W, Oct. 8 UCSB 2OT W, 2-1 Oct. 6 CS-Northridge OT W, Oct. 24 CS-Northridge 2OT T, 1-1 Sept. 12 New Hampshire $ OT W, 2-1 UNM in Overtime 1998 Oct. 3 Fresno State 2OT T, - Sept. 6 Centenary * OT W, Nov. Fresno State OT L, 1-2 Nov. SJSU OT L, 3-4 Aug. 3 UC-Colo. Springs OT L, Nov. Grand Canyon 2OT T, 4-4 Oct. 18 TCU OT W, 3-2 Oct. San Diego St. 2OT T, Oct. UC Irvine OT L, 2-3 Sept. 17 San Jose State OT W, Nov. Regis OT W, 4-2 Oct. CS-Fullerton OT W, Oct. Grand Canyon OT L, 1-2 Oct. 15 Cal. St. Fullerton OT L, 2-3 Sept. 1 San Jose State! OT W, Oct. UNLV OT L, 2-3 Oct. 21 Grand Canyon OT W, 4-2 Oct. 11 UC Irvine OT W, 1- Oct. Regis OT W, 7-2 Sept. 18 Santa Clara & OT T, Oct. Butler OT L, 2-3 Oct. 14 Creighton OT L, 1-2 Sept. No. Illinois OT L, -1 Sept. 7 Westminster OT T, Oct. 27 Tulsa OT T, 1-1 Oct. 1 Metro State OT W, 1- Oct. 6 Bowling Green % OT T, 1-1 Sept. 3 Quincy OT W, 3-2 Sept. 9 Creighton OT L, 3-4 Sept. 8 Cal. St. Fullerton OT W, 2-1 Sept. 2 Colo. Mines OT T, Oct. 27 Cleveland State OT T, 1-1 Oct. Air Force OT L, 1-2 Oct. Denver OT L, 1-2 Oct. 7 Air Force OT L, -3 Sept. 16 So. Illinois + OT T, 2-2 Sept. CS-Fullerton OT L, Oct. 23 Metro State OT T, Nov. 6 North Texas OT L, 1-2 Oct. 3 Denver OT T, 2-2 Oct. Metro State OT T, - Oct. 4 TCU OT L, 1-3 Sept. No. Illinois OT T, - Sept. Illinois State OT T, 1-1 Sept. Sac. State OT W, Nov. 8 BYU OT W, 4-3 Nov. 2 CS-Los Angeles OT T, 2-2 Oct. 18 Metro State OT W, Nov. 1 U.S. International OT W, 3-2 Sept. 28 Hardin Simmons OT T, 2-2 Sept. 7 Air Force OT L, 2-3 Sept. 2 San Diego State OT L, 2-3 Sept. 1 San Diego OT T, Sept. 22 Metro State OT T, Oct. BYU OT L, 3-4! Las Vegas, Nev., ^ Fresno, Calif., # Shreveport, La., $ Burlington, Vt., * Kansas City, Mo., & San Diego, Calif., % Cleveland, Ohio, + Colorado Springs, Colo. UNM In Overtime (By Team) Akron American Air Force Bowling Green Butler BYU California Cal. - Irvine Cal. - Santa Barbara Cal. State Fullerton Cal. State Los Angeles Cal. State Northridge Centenary Cincinnati Cleveland State Colorado-Colorado Springs Colorado School of Mines CSU Bakersfield Creighton Denver Duke Evansville Fresno State Gonzaga Grand Canyon Hardin Simmons Illinois State Indiana Metropolitan State Missouri State New Hampshire Northern Illinois North Texas Notre Dame Ohio State Oral Roberts Portland Quincy Regis Sacramento State San Diego San Diego State San Jose State Santa Clara SMU Southern Illinois Syracuse TCU Tulsa UNLV USF U.S. International Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Commonwealth Westminster Wisconsin-Milwaukee Overtime Games Overtime Record at the UNM Soccer Complex Home Neutral Road Single OT Double OT

5 rankings AS A RANKED TEAM Record at the UNM Soccer Complex Home Neutral Road Season Ending Rankings (1st)...TopDrawerSoccer.com (1st)... College Soccer News (1st)... NSCAA 27 - (27th)... CollegeSoccerNews.com 26 - (12th)... Soccer America (13th)...Soccer Times (15th)... CollegeSoccerNews.com (22nd)... NSCAA 25 - (2nd)... All Four Polls 24 - (1st)... Soccer America (6th)...Soccer Times (6th)... CollegeSoccerNews.com (1th)... NSCAA 22 - (27th)... CollegeSoccerNews.com Superlatives Most Consecutive Weeks Ranked 55 - Aug. 3, 24 - Sept. 16, 28 Most Consecutive Weeks in the Top Sept. 22, 24 - Sept. 4, 26 Most Consecutive Weeks Ranked No Oct. 24, Nov. 24, 211 Weeks Ranked No. 1 Oct. 24, TopDrawerSoccer.com Oct. 31, All Three Polls Nov. 8, All Three Polls Nov. 14, All Three Polls Nov. 21, All Three Polls Nov. 14, NSCAA...Soccer Times... CollegeSoccerNews.com October 3, All Four Polls Sept. 27, All Four Polls Sept. 2, Soccer America...Soccer Times Nov. 16, Soccer America Notes UNM s first national ranking came on October 21, 1992 under head coach Klaus Weber. The Lobos were and had won nine consecutive matches at the time. New Mexico first cracked the top-1 on Sept. 3, 24, following a 1- double-overtime win against No. 1 Indiana at the UNM Soccer Complex. The Lobos were ranked No. 1 for the first time on Nov. 14, 24, in the Soccer America final regular season top-25. UNM held the consensus No. 1 spot in all threepolls for four weeks in 211. It was the second time in program history they topped all polls. (The other being in 25) Record at the UNM Soccer Complex Home Neutral Road vs. No vs. Top vs By Team: Akron Air Force California Cal. - Santa Barbara Cal. State Fullerton Cal. State Northridge Creighton Denver Florida International Fresno State Indiana Illinois State Maryland Missouri State Notre Dame Ohio State Penn State Saint Louis San Diego San Jose State San Francisco SMU Tulsa UCLA USF Virginia VCU Washington Wisconsin-Milwaukee By Year: 211 Sept. #4 Akron T(2OT) 1-1 Nov. #7 USF T(2OT) - 21 Sept. 2 #25 St. Louis W 3-2 Sept. 5 #5 UC Santa Barbara T(2OT) 1-1 Sept. 12 #18 Portland L 2-1 Sept. 19 #6 Harvard T(2OT) - NEW MEXICO VS. RANKED TEAMS 29 Sept. #21 Saint Louis W 3- Sept. 5 #22 San Francisco L -1 Sept. 11 #12 Indiana L 2-3 Sept. #1 Notre Dame W (OT) 2-1 Sept. 25 #5 California W Sept. 12 #2 Akron W 1- Nov. 16 #25 Denver W 1-27 Sept. 14 #24 Washington L -1 Sept. 16 #9 UC-Santa Barbara W 2-1 Sept. 22 #22 San Francisco W 2-26 Nov. 14 at #11 Cal L 1-3 Nov. 4 #21 Denver W 3- Sept. 15 #1 SMU T 1-1 Sept. 8 #1 UCLA L Dec. 11 #1 Maryland ^ L -1 Dec. 2 #7 California W (OT) 1- Nov. 26 #15 Cal. St. Northridge W (OT) 1- Sept. #18 Ohio State W (OT) 1- Sept. 2 #23 Penn State # W 2-24 Nov. #4 Virginia T (2OT) 1-1 Sept. 19 #1 Indiana W (2OT) 1- Sept. #13 VCU W (OT) Oct. 31 #25 San Jose State W 1- Oct. #2 UC-Santan Barbara L 3-6 Oct. #1 UCLA L -1 Sept. 28 #25 Cal. St. Northridge $ L -4 Sept. #9 SMU L -1 Sept. 12 #21 Tulsa & L 2-3 Aug. 31 #18 Wisc.-Milwaukee * L Nov. #18 Saint Louis L Nov. #1 SMU L -2 Sept. 7 #2 San Diego $ L -1 2 Oct. #18 Cal. State. Fullerton L Oct. 17 #6 UCLA L 1- Oct. 15 #17 Cal State Fullerton W 2- Oct. Missouri State L Oct. #2 SMU W 5-2 Sept. #7 Creighton L Nov. 11 #16 Fresno State L 2-3 Oct. 2 #8 SMU L -2 Sept. 6 #3 Creighton L Oct. #2 UCLA L -5 Sept. 24 #15 Creighton % L -2 Sept. 15 #23 Air Force W 3-2 Sept. 4 #8 SMU! W 3-2 Sept. 2 #15 Florida International! L Oct. 9 #7 UCLA L Oct. #4 UCLA L -2 Sept. 12 #6 San Diego $ L Oct. 9 #2 UCLA W 1- Sept. 26 #18 Illinois State! W Oct. #9 Air Force W 1- Sept. 6 #7 Fresno State L Sept. 23 #4 UCLA L Nov. #4 UCLA L 1-4 ^ College Cup (Cary, N.C.), # Columbus, Ohio, $ Las Vegas, Nev.,! Colorado Springs, Colo., % Des Moines, Iowa, & Dallas, Texas, * Madison, Wisc. UNM in the final NCAA Stats* Team Scoring Offense gpg 6th gpg 81st gpg 48th gpg 14th gpg 3rd Goals-Against-Average th gaa 45th gaa 76th gaa 25th gaa 1th gaa 11th gaa 6th gaa 21st Won-Lost Percentage (.99) 1st (.625) 47th (.632) 46th (.684) 27th (.738) T11th (.848) 2nd (.9) 1st (.818) 5th Individual Scoring 211 Blake Smith 1.14 ppg 58th 211 Devon Sandoval 1.9 ppg 76tj 29 Justin Davis 1. ppg 9th 28 Justin Davis 1.18 ppg 65th 27 Chris Wright 1.47 ppg 19th 24 Jeff Rowland 2.25 ppg 3rd Goals 211 Blake Smith.45 gpg 62nd 29 Justin Davis.35 gpg 143rd 28 Justin Davis.41 gpg 1th 27 Chris Wright.63 gpg 17th 25 Jeff Rowland.7 gpg 16th 24 Jeff Rowland.95 gpg 3rd Goals-Against-Average 211 Victor Rodriguez.49 gaa 4th 29 Justin Fite 1.5 gaa 71st 28 Eric Staver 1.15 gaa 9th 27 Mike Graczyk.74 gaa 25th 26 Mike Graczyk.64 gaa 15th 25 Mike Graczyk.74 gaa 25th 24 Andrew Weber.55 gaa 5th 22 Andrew Weber.9 gaa 3th

6 all-americans Edmundo Rodriguez ( ) was an NSCAA All- American in 1992 when he set the Lobos previous single-season scoring record with 4 points. Mike Strati ( ) was a second team NSCAA All-American in 1994 and ranks second on the Lobo s all-time scoring list. Justin Sells ( ) was a Soccer America All-American for the Lobos in 1997 and is the Lobos all-time leading scorer. Jeff Rowland (22-5) was a non-recruited walk-on before he became a consensus All- American in 24 and 25. Junro Narita (21-2) was a CollegeSoccerNews.com Honorable Mention All-American in 22. Lance Watson (22-5) was a Soccer Times and NSCAA 3rd team All-American in 25. Andrew Boyens (24-6) was the second twotime All-American in New Mexico history, earning the honors in 25 and 26.

7 national honors Chris Wright (25-28) was a NSCAA All-Far West 2nd Team member in 27 Brandon Moss (22-5) was a CollegeSoccerNews.com 3rd Team Freshman All-American in 22. ALL-AMERICANs 1992 Edmundo Rodriguez NSCAA All-American 1994 Mike Strati NSCAA 2nd Team All-American 1997 Justin Sells Soccer America All-American 22 Junro Narita CollegeSoccerNews.com Honorable Mention All-American 22 Ben Ashwill Soccer America Freshman All-American CollegeSoccerNews.com 2nd Team Freshman All-American 22 Brandon Moss CollegeSoccerNews.com 3rd Team Freshman All-American 24 Jeff Rowland NSCAA 1st Team All-American CollegeSoccerNews.com 2nd Team All-American 25 Jeff Rowland NSCAA 1st Team All-American CollegeSoccerNews.com 1st Team All-American Soccer Times 1st Team All-American Soccer America MVP 25 Andrew Boyens CollegeSoccerNews.com 2nd Team All-American Soccer Times 2nd Team All-American NSCAA 3rd Team All-American 25 Lance Watson NSCAA 3rd Team All-American Soccer Times 3rd Team All-American 26 Andrew Boyens CollegeSoccerNews.com 1st Team All-American NSCAA 1st Team All-American 26 Simon Ejdemyr CollegeSoccerNews.com 1st Team Freshman All-American 211 Kyle Venter NSCAA 2nd Team All-American Lance Rozeboom NSCAA 2nd Team All-American ALL-REGION HONORS 1993 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Jason Hix, Mike Strati 1994 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Mike Strati NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Jason Hix 1995 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Justin Sells 1996 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Justin Sells 1997 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Justin Spence NSCAA All-Midwest Region 2nd Team Justin Sells, Marty Flores 22 NSCAA All-Midwest Region 1st Team Junro Narita NSCAA All-Midwest Region 3rd Team Andrew Weber, Lance Watson 23 NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Brandon Moss 24 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Andrew Weber, Andrew Boyens NSCAA All-Far West Region 3rd Team Brandon Moss 25 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Andrew Boyens, Brandon Moss 26 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Andrew Boyens 27 NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Chris Wright, Zach Tierney NSCAA All-Far West Region 3rd Team Mike Graczyk, David Gualdarama Simon Ejdemyr 28 NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Justin Davis NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Simon Ejdemyr 29 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Justin Davis, Simon Ejdemyr NSCAA All-Far West Region 3rd Team Michael Green 21 NSCAA All-Far West Region 3rd Team Michael Reed, Lance Rozeboom 211 NSCAA All-Far West Region 1st Team Lance Rozeboom, Kye Venter, Devon Sandolval NSCAA All-Far West Region 2nd Team Blake Smith NSCAA All-Far West Region 3rd Team Michael Green Simon Ejdemyr (26-29) was a CollegeSoccerNews.com 1st Team Freshman All-American in 26.

8 all-conference honors Conference Players of the Year 1992 MPSF Pacific Division MVP Edmundo Rodriguez 1997 WAC Freshman of the Year David Baca 24 MPSF co-players of the Year Jeff Rowland Andrew Boyens 24 MPSF Newcomer of the Year Andrew Boyens 26 MPSF Player of the Year Andrew Boyens 27 MPSF Player of the Year Chris Wright All-Conference Honorees st Team All-RMISL Alan Robertson Stein Sorbye Jon Toman st Team All-RMISL David Robertson Stein Sorbye Jon Toman st Team All-RMISL Bruce Boeke David Robertson 2nd Team All-RMISL Tom Smith John Toman st Team All-RMISL David Robertson 2nd Team All-RMISL Bruce Boeke John Renken Tom Smith st Team All-RMISL Troy Beserra st Team All-RMISL Troy Beserra st Team All-MPSF Edmundo Rodriguez 2nd Team All-MPSF Richard Farrer Mike Strati Honorable Mention All-MPSF Joe Owen st Team All-MPSF Mike Strati Jason Hix st Team All-MPSF Mike Strati Jason Hix 2nd Team All-MPSF Justin Sells 1994 Hon. Mention All-MPSF Dave Brown st Team All-MPSF Justin Sells Hon. Mention All-MPSF Steve Kraemer st Team All-WAC Justin Sells 2nd Team All-WAC ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Steve Kraemer Daken Vanderburg st Team All-WAC Justin Sells David Baca 2nd Team All-WAC Steve Kraemer Greg Hess nd Team All-WAC Justin Spence nd Team All-MPSF Chad Nelson 2 1st Team All-MPSF George Creamer Josh Jaqua 21 2nd Team All-MPSF Ty Hibbert Jovan Batiste 22 1st Team All-MPSF Ben Ashwill Andrew Weber Junro Narita 2nd Team All-MPSF Danny Bills Brandon Moss Lance Watson 23 1st Team All-MPSF Brandon Moss 2nd Team All-MPSF Andrew Weber Lance Watson Stian Eriksen Hon. Mention All-MPSF Ben Ashwill 24 1st Team All-MPSF Andrew Boyens Jeff Rowland Lance Watson Andrew Weber 2nd Team All-MPSF Brandon Moss Hon. Mention All-MPSF Ben Ashwill Hans Bevers Jeff Krause 25 1st Team All-MPSF Andrew Boyens Brandon Moss Jeff Rowland Lance Watson 2nd Team All-MPSF Ben Ashwill Mike Graczyk Hon. Mention All-MPSF Josh Brown Matt Wootton 26 1st Team All-MPSF Andrew Boyens Brandon Barklage Simon Ejdemyr Mike Graczyk David Gualdarama 2nd Team All-MPSF Mike Porter Zach Tierney Chris Wright 3rd Team All-MPSF Stephen Brown Jack Smithson Joey Vitagliano 27 1st Team All-MPSF Chris Wright Simon Ejdemyr Zach Tierney 2nd Team All-MPSF Mike Graczyk Diego Barrera David Gualdarama Hon. Mention All-MPSF Jack Smithson Joey Vitagliano Stephen Brown 28 1st Team All-MPSF Justin Davis Simon Ejdemyr 2nd Team All-MPSF Jack Smithson Chris Wright Hon. Mention All-MPSF Ryan Farquaharson Michael Reed 29 1st Team All-MPSF Justin Davis Simon Ejdemyr Michael Green 2nd Team All-MPSF Michael Reed Lance Rozeboom Hon. Mention All-MPSF Stephen Brown Ryan Farquaharson 21 1st Team All-MPSF Lance Rozeboom 2nd Team All-MPSF David Murphy Michael Reed Hon. Mention All-MPSF Michael Green Justin Holmes 211 1st Team All-MPSF Lance Rozeboom Blake Smith Kyle Venter Devon Sandoval 2nd Team All-MPSF Michael Green Victor Rodriguez Travis Campbell 3rd Team All-MPSF Matthew Gibbons James Rogers David Baca (1997) was the 1997 WAC Freshman of the Year. Andrew Boyens (24-6) is the Lobos only two-time conference player of the year. Jeff Rowland (22-5) was the 24 MPSF co- Player of the Year.

9 academic awards Team Academic Awards 23 NSCAA Academic Team Award 24 NSCAA Academic Team Award 25 NSCAA Academic Team Award 26 NSCAA Academic Team Award 27 NSCAA Academic Team Award 28 NSCAA Academic Team Award 29 NSCAA Academic Team Award 21 NSCAA Academic Team Award NSCAA Scholar Athlete 1998 NSCAA Scholar Athlete Daken Vanderburg 24 1st Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Jeff Rowland 2nd Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Brandon Moss 25 1st Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Andrew Boyens, Jeff Rowland 3rd Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Brandon Moss 26 1st Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Andrew Boyens 27 2nd Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Chris Wright 29 2nd Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Simon Ejdemyr 211 2nd Team NSCAA Scholar Athlete Blake Smith NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship 29 Simon Ejdemyr MWC Male Scholar Athlete of the Year 27 Lars Loeseth ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American of the Year 29 Simon Ejdemyr Lobo Club Student-Athlete of The Year 29 Simon Ejdemyr Academic All-Americans 1985 Adidas Academic All-American David Robertson 1986 Adidas Academic All-American David Robertson 199 GTE Academic All-American Steve Farrer ALL-academic HONORS 1994 GTE Academic All-American Jason Hix 1994 Adidas Academic All-American Jason Hix 23 Academic All-American Ben Ashwill 24 ESPN The Magazine 1st Team Jeff Rowland, Eric Carlson ESPN The Magazine 2nd Team Ben Ashwill, Matt Wootton 25 ESPN The Magazine 1st Team Ben Ashwill, Jeff Rowland, Matt Wootton ESPN The Magazine 3rd Team Brandon Moss 26 ESPN The Magazine 3rd Team Chris Wright 27 ESPN The Magazine 1st Team Chris Wright ESPN The Magazine 3rd Team Simon Ejdemyr 28 ESPN The Magazine 1st Team Simon Ejdemyr ESPN The Magazine 2nd Team Chris Wright 29 ESPN The Magazine 1st Team Simon Ejdemyr 211 Capital One Academic All-American Levi Rossi, Blake Smith Academic All-District 1997 Academic All-District Justin Spence 23 Academic All-District Ben Ashwill Eric Carlson, Brandon Moss Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson Matt Wootton 24 Academic All-District Ben Ashwill Eric Carlson, Brandon Moss Jeff Rowland, Matt Wootton 25 Academic All-District Ben Ashwill Erik Bagwell, Andrew Boyens Mike Graczyk, Brandon Moss Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson Matt Wootton 26 Academic All-District Andrew Boyens Lars Loeseth, Mike Porter Joey Vitagliano, Chris Wright 27 Academic All-District Simon Ejdemyr Mike Graczyk, Mike Porter Joey Vitagliano, Chris Wright 28 Academic All-District Simon Ejdemyr Mike Porter, Chris Wright 29 Academic All-District Simon Ejdemyr Justin Davis 211 Academic All-District Levi Rossi Blake Smith Academic All-Conference 1995 Academic All-MPSF Jason Hix Steve Kraemer 1996 Academic All-WAC Steve Kraemer Freddie Melendres 1997 Academic All-WAC Eric Dooley Sean Herrity, Steve Kraemer Freddie Melendres, Patrick Sell Justin Spence, Ryan Turnello DakenVanderburg 1998 Academic All-WAC David Correia Eric Dooley, Jeremy Hand Patrick Sell, Justin Spence Ryan Turnello, Daken Vanderburg 2 Academic All-MPSF Raul Guerra Mark Johnson, Chris Mansfield Lars Mettler, Nick Oliphant 22 Academic All-MPSF Javier Carrasco Stian Eriksen 23 Academic All-MPSF Ben Ashwill Erik Bagwell, Eric Carlson Stian Eriksen. Ryan McVay Brandon Moss, Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson, Matt Wootton 24 Academic All-MPSF Ben Ashwill Erik Bagwell, Eric Carlson Brandon Moss, Jeff Rowland Lance Watson, Matt Wootton 25 Academic All-MPSF Ben Ashwill Erik Bagwell, Andrew Boyens Blake Danaher, Mike Graczyk Cody Hanna, Brandon Moss Jeff Rowland, Joey Vitagliano Lance Watson, Matt Wootton 26 Academic All-MPSF Andrew Boyens Blake Danaher, Mike Graczyk Lars Loeseth, Mike Porter Joey Vitagliano, Chris Wright 27 Academic All-MPSF Justin Davis Simon Ejdemyr, Mike Graczyk Mike Porter, Michael Reed Jack Smithson, Joey Vitagliano Chris Wright 28 Academic All-MPSF Simon Ejdemyr Mike Porter, Mike Reed, Jack Smithson, Erice Staver James Urbany, Chris Wright 29 Academic All-MSPF Simon Ejdemyr Lance Rozeboom, Euan Holden Justin Davis, James Urbany Michael Reed, Ryan Farquharson 21 Academic All-MPSF Levi Rossi Michael Reed, Lance Rozeboom James Urbany, Kyle Venter Blake Smith 211 Academic All-MPSF Levi Rossi Kyle Venter, Blake Smith Lawrence Robledo, Lance Rozeboom Michael Kafari, Travis Campbell Carson Baldinger Lars Loeseth (25-6) was the MWC Male Scholar Athlete of the Year in Matt Wootton (22-5) was a two-time ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American.

10 hermann / retired numbers MAC-hermann trophy finalists Jeff Rowland 25 MAC-Hermann Trophy Finalist Lobo forward Jeff Rowland had a storybook career in his four years at UNM. He went from an non-recruited walkon, to setting the school record for points in a season (45) as a junior, to becoming the first Lobo considered for the MAC - Hermann Trophy. After scoring 16 goals and four assists in 25, he was one of three finalists for college soccer s top award, along with Indiana s Brian Plotkin and eventual winner, Jason Garey of Maryland. Andrew Boyens 26 MAC-Hermann Trophy Semi-Finalist Andrew Boyens came to UNM in 24 as a wirey defender from New Zealand, looking to make a name for himself in college soccer. Over the next two years, he became one of the top defenders in the country and helped put Lobo soccer on the national map. He was a two-time All-American and, in 26, was one of the 15 semifinalists for the MAC-Hermann Trophy. Boyens was selected with the 1th overall pick in the 27 MLS SuperDraft by Toronto FC, the highest any Lobo has ever been drafted. 8 David Robertson Midfield retired number Only one jersey number in the 26-year history of the New Mexico soccer program has ever been retired. David Robertson s number 8 will never be worn again. Robertson, who played from 1984 to 1986, was UNM s all-time leading scorer until 1994 when his records of 3 goals and 88 points were surpassed by Mike Strati. Robertson is currently fourth in career points (88), goals scored (34) and assists (2) on UNM s all-time list.

11 post season results POSTSEASON RESULTS NCAA Tournament (8-6-3) 11/23/1 Florida International 1st Rd - Dallas, Tex. W #1 SMU 2nd Rd L -1 Bradley 1st Rd W 2-1 #18 Saint Louis 2nd Rd L -1 11/23/4 Portland 2nd Rd W 4-1 #4 Virginia 3rd Rd - UVa. advances 6-5 T (2 OT) /22/5 Wisc.-Milwaukee 2nd Rd - UNM advances 5-3 T (2 OT) /26/5 # 15 Cal. St.-Northridge 3rd Rd W (OT) 1-12/2/5 # 7 California 4th Rd W (OT) 1-12/9/5 Clemson College Cup Semifinals - Cary, N.C. W /11/5 #1 Maryland College Cup Finals - Cary, N.C. L -1 San Francisco 1st Rd W Cal 2nd Rd L 1-3 UCLA 1st Rd L -1 11/19/9 Portland 1st Rd L (OT) 1-2 Creighton L /2/11 Duke W (OT) 2-1 #7 USF 3rd Rd - USF advances 6-5 T (2OT) - MPSF Tournament (9-2-2) 11/8/1 vs. Sacramento State Quarterfinals - Fresno, Calif. W(OT) /9/1 vs. UNLV Semifinals- Fresno, Calif. W Fresno State Finals W(OT) 1-11/15/2 Denver Semifinals W /17/2 San Jose State Finals W(OT) /14/3 vs. Air Force Semifinals - Sacramento, Calif. W /16/3 vs. San Jose State Finals - Sacramento, Calif. L 2-3 * The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation decided to institute a round-robin conference schedule from in order to eliminate a post-season conference tournament. Winners of the conference were determined based on the results of intra-conference competitions during the regular season. The conference post-season championship tournament was re-instated in 29. Denver Semifinals W 1-11/15/9 vs. Sacramento State Sac St. advances 5-4 T (2 OT) /11/1 vs. UNLV Semifinals - Sacramento, Calif. W (OT) 1-11/12/1 vs. Cal State Bakersfield Finals - Sacramento, Calif. L 2-11/11/11 vs. San Jose State Semifinals - Denver, Colo. W 3-11/13/11 vs. Cal State Bakersfield Finals-UNM advances 6-5 T (2 OT) 1-1 NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS New Mexico Game Highs and Lows Shots - H 26 vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/5 Jeff Rowland - 12 vs. Wisc.-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/5 Shots - L #18 Saint Louis 2nd Rd 11/27/2 Corners 11 vs. #7 California 4th Rd 12/2/5 Saves 8 vs. #1 SMU 2nd Rd 11/25/1 Fouls - H #4 Virginia 3rd Rd Bradley 2nd Rd 11/22/2 Fouls - L 11 vs. #7 California 4th Rd 12/2/5 Goals 4 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/4 Pat Grange - 2 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/4 Assists 3 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/4 vs. Clemson College Cup Semifinals 12/9/5 Ricky Francis - 2 vs. Bradley 2nd Rd 11/22/2 Jeff Rowland - 2 vs. Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/4 Opponent Game Highs and Lows Shots - H 19 - #1 Maryland College Cup Finals 12/11/5 Shots - L 7 - Wisconsin-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/5 - Clemson College Cup Semifinals 12/9/5 Corners 1 - #1 Maryland College Cup Finals 12/11/5 Saves 9 - #7 California 4th Rd 12/2/5 Fouls - H 25 - #18 Saint Louis 2nd Rd 11/27/2 Fouls - L 11 - Portland 2nd Rd 11/23/4 Goals 2 - #1 SMU 2nd Rd 11/25/1 - Wisc.-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/5 Assists 2 - Wisc.-Milwaukee 2nd Rd 11/22/5 Career Records Points 13 - Jeff Rowland (22-5) Goals 5 - Jeff Rowland (22-5) Assists 3 - Jeff Rowland (22-5) Shots 39 - Jeff Rowland (22-5) G.A.A Mike Graczyk (24-7) Shutouts 3 - Mike Graczyk (24-7) Saves 25 - Andrew Weber (21-4) Goalie Wins 4 - Mike Graczyk (24-7) Games 9 - Ben Ashwill, Brandon Moss, Jeff Rowland, Lance Watson (22-5) Games Started 9 - Ben Ashwill, Brandon Moss, Lance Watson (22-5) Minutes Brandon Moss (22-5)

12 year-by-year results 1983 (1-3-, 4-3- RMISL 4th) Coach: Craig Robertson 9/9 New Mexico Military W 3-9/1 Eastern New Mexico W 13-9/11 New Mexico Tech W 2-1 9/24 Western State* W Denver* L 1-2 Metropolitan State* L -2 Weber State* W 4-1 Brigham Young* L (ot) 3-4 1/27 Westminster* W 4-1/28 Colorado State* W 2-1/3 Texas Tech W 3-11/11 Texas Tech W 1-11/12 Arkansas W (12-4-1, RMISL 4th) Coach: Craig Robertson Air Force* W 1-9/2 Colorado College*! L -1 Hardin Simmons* W 2-1 Midwestern State* L -3 9/15 Western State W Forfeit 9/21 Chihuahua Tech W 2-9/22 Metropolitan State* T (ot) - 9/28 Denver* W 2-1 9/3 Texas Tech W 5-1 1/5 Quincy $ L -2 Tulsa W 2-1 Northeastern State W 3-1 1/19 Colorado State W 5-2 1/21 Arizona State W /3 New Mexico Military W 7-1 North Texas L -2 TCU W 6-1! at Colorado Springs, Colo., $ at Tulsa Okla (9-5-2, 4-2- RMISL 3rd) Coach: Craig Robertson 9/1 San Diego T (ot) 1-1 9/2 San Diego State L (ot) 2-3 9/7 Air Force* L (ot) 2-3 9/14 Regis* W 6-2 Denver* W Metropolitan State* W 5-9/27 Tulsa W 2-9/28 Hardin Simmons T (ot) 2-2 1/5 Colorado W North Texas W 4-3 1/18 Bethany Nazarene W 2-1/19 Westminster* W 4-1/3 Colorado College* L -2 11/1 U.S. International % W (ot) 3-2 UNLV L -3 SMU L -1 % at Las Vegas, Nev (12-6-1, 5-2- RMISL 3rd) 8/31 Colorado School of Mines* W 7-9/6 Grand Canyon W 6-1 Brigham Young L -2 Westminster* W 4-9/2 Colorado College* W 4-9/21 North Texas W 2-1 Air Force* L 1-2 9/28 San Francisco % L -2 1/4 Cal-State Fullerton W 2-1 1/5 UNLV W 2-1/11 San Diego State % L -1 1/12 William and Mary % W 2-1 1/18 Metropolitan State* W (ot) 3-2 1/19 Sam Houston State W Denver* L 1-2 Regis* W 3-1 #4 UCLA L 1-4 Cal-State Los Angeles T (ot) /8 Brigham Young W (ot) 4-3 % at Colorado Springs & at Las Vegas, Nev (8-1-4, RMISL 3rd) 8/29 UC-Colorado Springs* W 5-9/4 Tulsa W 4-9/5 Regis * W 1-9/6 College of the Southwest W San Francisco L -2 Fresno State L -3 Sacramento State W (ot) 5-3 UC Irvine W Cal State Fullerton L 3-4 Illinois State T (ot) 1-1 Northern Illinois T (ot) - 1/2 Cal State Los Angeles L -2 1/4 TCU L (ot) 1-3 Colorado Sch. of Mines* W Metropolitan State* T (ot) - 1/17 Quincy! L 2-4 1/18 Hardin Simmons! L -1 1/23 Air Force* L -3 1/24 U.S. International L -1 1/3 Denver* T (ot) 2-2 1/31 Westminster* W /6 North Texas L (ot) 1-2! at Colorado Springs, Colo (5-13-1, -4-1 RMISL 6th) Coach: Jim Wiesen 9/2 College of the Southwest W 3-9/3 Colorado School of the Mines W Wisconsin-Milwaukee L -4 9/11 Wisconsin! L 1-3 9/16 Florida International # L 3-6 Saint Louis L -4 9/24 Cal State Fullerton L -1 Regis * L 1-3 Denver* L -3 1/1 Illinois State W 3-2 1/2 Alabama A&M W Forfeit San Diego L 1-3 U.S. International L 1-5 Air Force* L -1 1/15 Colorado College* $ L 1-3 1/16 Drake $ W 2-1 1/23 Metropolitan State* T (ot) 4-4 Midwestern State L 1-2 TCU L 2-3! at Milwaukee, Wisc., # St. Louis, Mo., $ at Colorado Springs, Colo (8-11-2, 4-2- RMISL 3rd) 9/1 UC Santa Barbara! L -1 Cal State Fullerton L (ot) 5-6 9/7 College of the Southwest W 2-9/9 Regis * W Colorado Sch. of Mines* W 4-1 9/16 Southern Illinois $ T (ot) 2-2 9/23 #4 UCLA L -2 9/24 Colorado Christian* W Quincy L -4 Illinois State L 1-2 1/6 Western Kentucky L 2-3 1/7 Air Force L (ot) -3 Denver* L (ot) 1-2 1/14 Metropolitan State $ L -3 Air Force* L (ot) 1-2 Oral Roberts W Tulsa L -4 1/27 Cleveland State T (ot) 1-1 1/28 U.S. International W 2-1 1/29 Colorado College* W Col. of the Southwest W 3-! at Fullerton, Calif., $ at Colorado Springs, Colo. 199 (1-9-3) 8/31 Col. of the Southwest W 7-1 9/2 Colorado School of Mines T (ot) - 9/6 #7 Fresno State L -4 9/8 Cal-State Fullerton W (ot) 2-1 9/9 Creighton L (ot) 3-4 9/15 California Baptist % W 4-2 Westminster W 2-1 9/22 Memphis & W 2-1 Western Kentucky L -2 9/29 Illinois State L -1 9/3 Quincy W (ot) 3-2 Cleveland State L -6 1/6 Bowling Green! T (ot) 1-1 Colorado College L 2-3 #9 Air Force W North Texas L -2 1/19 Denver L -1 1/2 Metropolitan State W (ot) 1-1/26 Butler W 1-1/27 Tulsa T (ot) /3 Cal State-Los Angeles^ L -2 U.S. International W 2-1 % at Salt Lake City, Utah, & at Bowling Green, Ken.,! at Cleveland, Ohio, ^ at San Diego, Calif (11-8-1) 8/31 Southern Illinois! W 2-1 9/1 TCU! W 4-9/7 Westminster T (ot) 2-2 9/8 Midwestern State W 2-1 Cal State Fullerton W 2-9/15 UC Irvine & L 1-2 9/22 UNLV L 1-4 Northern Illinois L (ot) -1 9/28 Quincy $ W 2-1 Illinois State L 1-2 1/4 Centenary W 8-1 1/5 Memphis W 1-1/11 Colorado Sch. of Mines W 1-1/12 Air Force L -1 1/14 Creighton L (ot) 1-2 UC-Colorado Springs W 5-2 1/2 California % W 1-1/23 Cal State Los Angeles W 2-1 Butler L (ot) 1-5 1/27 Loyola-Chicago ^ L 2-3! at Omaha, Neb., & at Fullerton, Calif., $ at Normal, Ill., % at Colorado Springs, Colo., ^ at Indianapolis, Ind (14-4-1, 5-2- MPSF 3rd) 8/3 UC-Colorado Springs L (ot) 1-2 9/7 Stanford! L 2-3 9/11 Drake W 5-9/13 North Texas W 6-1 San Diego L 1-4 9/2 Santa Clara $ T (ot) - 9/26 #18 Illinois State! W 2-9/27 Quincy! W 4-1 Colo. Sch. of Mines W 8-1 Regis W (ot) 7-2 1/4 Western Illinois ^ W 5-1/9 #2 UCLA* W 1-1/11 UC-Irvine* W (ot) 1-1/16 UC-Santa Barbara* W 4-1 1/18 Cal-State Northridge* W 3-2

13 year-by-year results 1/21 (19) Grand Canyon W (ot) 4-2 1/23 (19) Cal-State Fullerton L 2-3 San Diego W 3-2 UNLV L (ot) /1 St. Mary s - Calif.! W 6-1! at Colorado Springs, Colo., $ at San Diego, Calif., ^ at Denver, Colo (11-8-, 4-3- MPSF 4th) Drake L 1-2 9/6 Bradley! W 2-1 9/1 San Jose State $ W (ot) 5-3 9/12 #6 San Diego $ L 1-3 9/16 Seattle Pacific W 4-3 9/17 Keene State W 4-9/24 Loyola-Maryland ^ L -5 Evansville W 2-1/1 UNLV W 1-1/3 Air Force L -5 #4 UCLA L -2 UC Irvine W 2-1 1/15 Cal-State Fullerton L (ot) 2-3 1/17 San Diego State W 2-1 UC Santa Barbara W 3-1 Cal-State Northridge L 1-6 Grand Canyon L (ot) 1-2 1/29 Arkansas-Little Rock W 4-1 1/31 Oral Roberts W 9-! at Des Moines, Iowa, $ at Las Vegas, Nev., ^ at Evansville, Ind (14-6-, 5-2- MPSF 3rd) 9/5 Loyola-Chicago! W 7-2 Colorado Sch. of Mines W 8-1 9/9 Bradley W 6-9/11 Vanderbilt L -1 9/16 Drake W 2-1 9/18 Evansville L Memphis W Western Kentucky W 4-9/3 West Texas A&M L 1-2 1/2 Fort Lewis W 2-1/7 UC Irvine* L 2-4 1/9 #7 UCLA* L -1 San Diego State* W 3-2 Cal-State Fullerton* W(ot) 4-2 1/21 Cal-State Northridge* W 2-1/23 UC Santa Barbara* W UNLV* W 2-1 Cal Poly-SLO L -4 Air Force W 3-1 Regis W (ot) 4-2! at Golden, Colo (8-11-, 3-4- MPSF 6th) 9/2 #15 Florida International! L 1-3 9/4 #8 SMU! W 3-2 9/8 South Alabama L -2 9/1 TCU W 3-1 9/15 #23 Air Force W 3-2 9/17 San Jose State W (ot) 2-1 Drake L 2-3 9/24 #15 Creighton $ L -2 9/29 Tulsa! W 3-2 1/1 Sacramento State! L -2 UC Irvine* L (ot) 2-3 #2 UCLA* L -5 1/13 San Diego State* W 3-1/15 Cal State-Fullerton* W 4-1 Cal-State Northridge* L -3 UC Santa Barbara* L -1 1/25 UNLV* W 4-3 1/26 Grand Canyon L -2 Memphis L 2-5! at Colorado Springs, Colo., $ at Des Moines, Iowa 1996 (11-7-2, 3-4-1, WAC 5th) 8/31 Denver! W 2-1 UC-Colorado Springs W 3-1 9/6 #3 Creighton L -3 9/8 Drake W 4-9/13 Air Force* L 1-9/15 Coastal Carolina W 6-3 9/21 Alabama A&M $ W 3-1 South Alabama L -1 9/27 Gonzaga % L -3 9/29 Loyola Marymount % W 4-3 1/4 Fort Lewis W UNLV* W 2-1 San Diego State* T (2 ot)) 1-1 1/18 TCU* W (ot) 3-2 1/2 #8 SMU* L -2 Oral Roberts W 3-1 Tulsa W Grand Canyon T (2 ot) /8 San Jose State L -2 11/1 #16 Fresno State L 2-3! at Colorado Springs, Colo., $ at Mobile, Ala., % at Las Vegas, Nev (13-7-, 4-4- WAC 6th) 8/3 UC-Colorado Springs L (ot) 1-2 9/2 Grand Canyon W 4-1 9/5 Drake! L -1 #7 Creighton L -3 9/12 Wisc.-Milwaukee W 2-9/14 Texas-Pan American W Vanderbilt W Western Kentucky W 1-9/26 Cal State Fullerton $ W 2-1 9/28 Denver $ W 3-1/3 Missouri State W 1-1/5 South Alabama W Air Force* L 1-2 1/19 Tulsa* L -1 TCU* W 2-1 #2 SMU* W 5-2 1/31 (18) UNLV* W 3-11/2 (18) San Diego State* W 1-11/7 San Jose State* L (ot) /9 Fresno State* L (ot) 1-2! at Omaha, Neb., $ at Colorado Springs, Colo (1-8-1, WAC 6th) 9/5 Drury! W 1-9/6 Centenary! W (ot) 2-1 9/12 Wisconsin $ W Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 2-9/18 Western Illinois W 2-9/2 Western Kentucky L 1-2 9/23 Fort Lewis W 1-9/25 Gonzaga L 1-2 9/27 Alabama A&M W 6-1 1/2 Denver % L -3 1/4 Oregon State % L 1-2 Diego State* W W 1-1/16 SMU* L -1 1/18 TCU* W L -3 1/3 Fresno State* T (ot) - 11/1 San Jose State* L -1 11/8 Air Force* L -1! at Kansas City, Mo., $ at Milwaukee, Wisc., % at Colorado Springs, Colo (9-8-1, MPSF 3rd) 9/4 San Francisco! W 2-1 9/5 Loyola Marymount! W Vermont L 1-3 9/12 New Hampshire $ W (ot) 2-1 9/17 Northern Illinois L 1-2 9/19 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo W 5-1 9/24 Centenary W 4-9/26 Air Force L -4 #25 Missouri St. L -1 1/3 Missouri-Kansas City % L -2 1/7 Fort Lewis L -3 1/15 #17 Cal-State Fullerton* W 2-1/17 #6 UCLA* L 1-2 UC Santa Barbara* L -4 Cal-State Northridge* T (ot) 1-1 1/29 San Diego State* W 1-1/31 UC Irvine* W /7 UNLV* W 3-2! at Colorado Springs, Colo., $ at Burlington, Vt., % at Springfield, Mo. 2 (6-12-, 3-4-, MPSF 4th) 9/1 Notre Dame! L -2 9/3 Ohio State! L -4 Missouri State L -1 9/1 Memphis % L 2-6 9/15 Wisconsin L 1-3 9/17 Vermont W 3-2 9/22 Denver $ L 1-2 9/29 Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo* L 1-2 1/1 Fort Lewis W 2-1/6 Cal-State Northridge* W (ot) 3-2 1/8 UC Santa Barbara* W (2ot) 2-1 1/13 Alabama A&M L 1-2 1/15 Air Force* L 1-2 Cal-State Fullerton L -2 1/22 West Texas A&M W 2-1/27 San Diego State W 2-1 Irvine L 1-2 L -3! at Las Vegas, Nev., $ at Colorado Springs, Colo., % at Springfield, Mo. 21 (7-12-2, -6-1 MPSF 8th) MPSF Tourn. Champs - NCAA 2nd Round 8/31 Oral Roberts! W (ot) 3-2 9/7 #2 San Diego $ L -1 9/9 Vanderbilt $ T (2 ot) 2-2 Evansville W 2-9/23 Oakland ^ L -1 9/28 Missouri-Kansas City & L -3 9/3 Alabama A&M & L 2-5 1/5 Fort Lewis W 2-1 1/7 Air Force L 1-2 1/12 Fresno State* T (2 ot) - 1/14 San Jose State* L -1 Air Force* L 3-7 1/21 Denver* % L -2 Sacramento State* L 2-3 San Diego State* L (2 ot) /5 UNLV* L /8 Sacramento State~ W(ot) /9 UNLV~ W 3-11/11 Fresno State~ W (ot) 1-11/23 Florida International NCAA-1st W 1-

14 year-by-year results #1 SMU NCAA-2nd L -2! at Shreveport, La., $ at Las Vegas, Nev., ^ at Evansville, Ind., & at Denver, Colo., % at Colorado Springs, Colo., ~ MPSF Tournament at Fresno, Calif., NCAA - NCAA Tournament at Dallas, Tex. 22 (18-4-, 5-1- MPSF 1st) MPSF Tourn. Champs - NCAA 2nd Round Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 8/3 Northern Illinois $ W 2-1 9/1 Marshall $ W 3-9/6 Georgia Southern & W 3-1 9/8 Illinois-Chicago & W 4-1 9/13 Cal Poly-SLO W 3-9/15 Evansville W (ot) 2-1 9/2 (28) Georgia State W 4-1 9/22 (28) Missouri State W 1-9/29 Cal-State Fullerton L 1-2 1/1 UC Irvine L -1 1/6 UC-Colorado Springs W (2 ot) 1-1/13 Drury % W 3-2 1/2 San Diego State* W 2-1 1/25 Air Force* W 5-1 1/27 Denver* W Sacramento State W 2-1 San Jose State W (ot) 1-11/1 UNLV L -2 11/15 Denver~ W /17 San Jose State~ W (ot) /23 Bradley NCAA-1st W /27 #18 Saint Louis NCAA-2nd L -1 $ at Las Vegas, Nev., & at Denver, Colo., % at Colorado Springs, Colo., ~ MPSF Tournament at Albuquerque, N.M., NCAA-1st - NCAA Tournament 1st Round at Peoria, Ill., NCAA-2nd - NCAA Tournament 2nd Round at St. Louis, Mo. 23 (8-9-3, 4-2-, MPSF 2nd) Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 8/29 Wisconsin W 1-8/31 (17) #18 Wisc.-Milwaukee! L -1 9/5 (19) IUPUI W 1-9/7 (19) Cincinnati T (2 ot) 2-2 9/12 (19) #21 Tulsa $ L 2-3 9/13 #9 SMU L -1 9/19 (22) UC Irvine W 3-2 9/21 (22) Missouri State T (2 ot) 2-2 9/26 Gonzaga % T (2 ot) 1-1 9/28 #25 Cal-St. Northridge % L -4 #1 UCLA L -1 #2 UCSB L 3-6 1/18 UNLV* L -2 Air Force* L 1-2 Denver* W (ot) 1-1/31 #25 San Jose State* W 1-11/2 Sacramento State* W San Diego State* W (ot) /14 Air Force~ W /16 San Jose State~ L 2-3! Madison, Wisc., $ Dallas, Tex., % Las Vegas, Nev., ~ MPSF Tournament at Sacramento, Calif. 24 (17-1-2, MPSF 1st) NCAA 3rd Round Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 9/3 (28) Delaware! W 3-2 9/5 #13 VCU W (ot) 2-1 9/1 (19) Loyola Marymount $ W 3-9/12 (19) Cal-State Northridge W 3-2 9/18 (14) Columbia W 3-9/19 (14) #1 Indiana W (2 ot) 1-9/3 (5) San Diego State* W 3-1/3 (5) UNLV* W 3-1/1 (5) Sacramento State* W 3-1/14 Air Force* W 2-1/17 Denver* L 1-2 1/21 UNLV* W 3-1/24 San Diego State* T (2ot) 1-1 1/28 (2) Denver* W 4-1 1/31 (2) Air Force* W 3-11/4 San Jose State* W /7 Sacramento State* W 1-11/14 (2) San Jose State* W 2-11/23 (1) Portland NCAA-2nd W 4-1 1/27 #4 Virginia NCAA-3rd% T (2 ot) 1-1! Richmond, Va., $ Northridge, Calif., % UVa. Advanced 6-5 on PKs 25 (18-2-3, MPSF 1st) NCAA Runner-Up Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 9/2 (6) # 23 Penn State! W 2-9/4 #18 Ohio State W (ot) 1-9/9 (3) South Florida ^ W 3-2 9/11 (3) West Virginia ^ W 2-9/16 (2) Wisconsin W 3-2 9/18 (2) James Madison W 1-9/23 (1) SMU & W 2-9/25 Tulsa W (ot) 2-1 1/7 Air Force* T (2ot) - 1/9 Denver* W 1-1/14 (2) Sacramento Sate* W (ot) 1-1/16 (2) San Jose State* L (ot) 2-3 1/22 (3) UNLV* W 7-2 1/29 UNLV* W 4-11/4 San Jose State* W /6 Sacramento State* T (2ot) /11 (3) Denver W 1-11/13 (3) Air Force W (ot) 1-11/22 (2) Wisc.-Milwaukee NCAA-2nd% T (2ot) /26 (2) #15 CS-Northridge NCAA-3rd W (ot) 1-12/2 (2) # 7 California NCAA-4th W (ot) 1-12/9 (2) Clemson NCAA-Semis $ W /11 (2) # 1 Maryland NCAA-Finals $ L -1! Columbus, Ohio, ^ Dallas, Texas, & Tulsa, Okla., % UNM Advanced 5-3 on PKs, $ College Cup (Cary, N.C.) 26 (14-4-3, MPSF 1st) NCAA 2nd Round Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 8/26 Portland T (2ot) - 9/1 Michigan State L -1 9/3 (8) Michigan! W 3-9/8 (15) #1 UCLA L -2 9/1 (15) Cal. St. Northridge W 1-9/15 (21) #1 SMU T (2ot) 1-1 9/17 (21) Tulsa W 1-9/22 (18) American W (ot) 1-9/24 (18) College of Charleston W 3-2 9/29 Denver* L -1 1/1 Air Force* W 3-1 1/6 (17) San Jose State* W 2-1/8 (17) Sacramento State* W (ot) 1-1/13 UNLV* W 4-1 1/21 (12) UNLV* W (ot) 1-1/27 Sacramento State* T (2ot) 1-1 1/29 San Jose State* W /3 (11) Air Force* W 1-11/5 (11) #21 Denver* W 3-11/1 San Francisco NCAA-1st W 1-11/15 #13 Cal NCAA-2nd L 1-3! East Lansing, Mich. 27 (12-5-2, MPSF 1st) NCAA 1st Round Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 8/31 Akron L 1-3 9/2 (1) vs. Hartwick! W 3-1 9/7 (17) Loyola Marymount L -1 9/9 (17) Cincinnati W 1-9/14 (28) #24 Washington L -1 9/16 (28) #9 UC-Santa Barbara W 2-1 9/2 Cal. St. Northridge W 4-9/22 #12 San Francisco* W 2-1/5 (22) Denver* T (2 ot) 1-1 1/7 (22) Air Force* W San Jose State* W 4-1 1/14 Sacramento State* W 1-1/2 (22) UNLV* W /3 UNLV* L (2 ot) /9 (22) Sacramento State* W 2-11/11 (22) San Jose State* W /16 Air Force~ W 2-11/18 Denver~ T (2 ot) - 11/24 UCLA NCAA1st L -1! Akron, Ohio, *MPSF Match, ~MPSF Tournament 28 (11-6-2, 7-3- MPSF 2nd) Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 8/29 Loyola Marymount T(2 ot) 1-1 8/31 (19) vs. San Diego! W 2-1 9/5 (21) Michigan State W 3-2 9/7 (21) Louisville L 1-2 9/12 (23) #2 Akron W 1-9/14 (23) Cal Poly L 1-2 9/19 (24) vs. Portland # T (2 ot) 1-1 9/21 Washington L 2-3 Denver* L -1 Force* W 4-1/1 San Jose State* W 1-1/12 Sacramento State* W 2-1 UNLV* L 1-2 1/24 Stanford W 2-1 1/31 UNLV* W 3-2 State* W 2-1 San Jose State* L -1 11/14 Air Force* W /16 #25 Denver* W 1-! Los Angeles Calif., # Seattle, Wash., *MPSF Match 29 (12-7-1, 5-2 MPSF 2nd) NCAA 1st Round Coach: Jeremy Fishbein #21 Saint Louis W 3-9/5 #22 San Francisco L -1 9/11 vs. #12 Indiana! L 2-3 #1 Notre Dame W (ot) 2-1 9/18 UC Davis W 2-1 9/2 Gonzaga W 3-9/25 vs. #5 California # W 2-1 Stanford L -2 1/3 Cal-State Northridge W 2-1/7 (24) UC-Irvine L (ot) 1-2 1/16 Seattle* W 1-1/18 CSU Bakersfield* W (ot) 2-1 Air Force* L -1 Denver* W 2-1 Sacramento State* L -1 San Jose State* W (ot) 1-11/7 UNLV* W 2-11/13 Denver~ W 1-11/15 vs. Sacramento State~ T (3ot) /19 Portland NCAA1st L (ot) 1-2! Notre Dame, Ind., # Stanford, Calif., *MPSF Match

15 year-by-year results 21 (9-6-5, MPSF 2st) NCAA 1st Round Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 9/1 Saint Louis W 3-2 9/4 #5 UC Santa Barbara T (2 OT) 1-1 9/1 Georgetown W 3-1 9/12 Portland L 1-2 9/17 Buffalo W 1-9/19 #6 Harvard T (2 OT) - Dartmouth L -1 1/1 UNLV* W (OT) 2-1 1/8 Denver* L -1 1/1 Air Force* L 2-3 Denver* W Air Force* W 1-1/22 Seattle* W 2-1/24 CSU Bakersfield* T (2 OT) - Sacramento State* T (2 OT) - San Jose State* T (2 OT) - UNLV* W /11 UNLV~ W (OT) 1-11/12 CSU Bakersfield~ L -2 Creighton NCAA1st L 1-4 * MPSF Match ~ MPSF Tournament 211 (18--4, 1-- MPSF 1st) Coach: Jeremy Fishbein 8/18 Grand Canyon# W 2-8/2 Tulsa# W 3-1 8/26 Towson W Cal Poly T (2 OT) - Santa Clara W 2-9/9 Columbia W 5-1 9/11 Cal State Northridge W 3-1 9/16 Akron T (2 OT) 1-1 9/18 (16) vs. Syracuse W (OT) 2-1 9/23 (11) Loyola Marymount W 2-1/1 UNLV* W 2-1 1/7 Denver* W 3-2 1/9 Air Force* W 2-1 1/14 (6) Denver* W 3-2 1/16 (6) Air Force* W 1-1/21 Seattle* W 2-1 1/23 CSU Bakersfield* W 2-1/28 (2) Sacramento State* W 2-1/3 (2) San Jose State* W 1-11/5 (1) UNLV* W 3-11/11 (1) vs. San Jose State~ W 3-11/13 (1) vs. C.S. Bakersfield~ T (2OT) /2 (1) Duke NCAA 2nd Rd W (OT) /27 (1) #7 USF NCAA 3rd Rd. USF 6-5 PK s T (2 OT) - # Exhibition *MPSF Match ~ MPSF Tournament NCAA Runner-up 25 MPSF Champions Head Coach - Jeremy Fishbein Record , MPSF (1st) Final Rankings: 2nd (All Four Polls) Late in the fall semester in 25, the entire city of Albuquerque, N.M., was focused on Lobo athletics. Fans were scrambling for tickets only to discover the game was sold out days in advance. They were trying to find a seat in packed sports bars throughout town to watch their team on the big screen, but every establishment with a television was filled to capacity. This was a new occurrence for the Duke city, however, this wasn t happening for football or basketball. This time it was the University of New Mexico men s soccer team that had captured the hearts and minds of Lobo fans. Led by a group of local players, the Lobo soccer team was in the middle of one of the greatest postseason runs in school history. Fans packed the UNM soccer Complex for three thrilling overtime wins on the way to the first appearance in the College Cup. New Mexico advanced to the national championship game, and despite falling to Maryland in the finals, had one of the most exciting seasons Lobo fans had ever seen. With a trip to the College Cup on the line, the buzz around town was centered on the soccer team. The game sold out more than a day in advance as 5,6 fans packed into the UNM Soccer Complex. Another estimated 1, fans watched the game from outside the stadium in the parking lot. This game also went into overtime and again it was the magic provided by senior Jeff Rowland that saved the day. Senior Ben Ashwill sent in a cross in the 94 th minute that Rowland put home for the win. Fans stormed the field and joined in the celebration as the Lobos headed to the College Cup in Cary, N.C. The Lobos went on to defeat Clemson 2-1 in the College Cup semifinals before falling to No. 1 Maryland 1- in the finals. Despite not bringing home a national title, New Mexico still had one of the greatest seasons in Lobo athletics history. Rowland earned consensus All-American honors for the second time and was a finalist for the Hermann Trophy. Senior Lance Watson and junior Andrew Boyens also received All-American recognition.

16 All-Time Lettermen Player (Years) GP GS MP SH G A P Abbott, Crispin (1992) Aguirre, Ryon GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Ambrose, Mike ( ) Totals Anderson, Vidar (199-97) Totals Archuleta, Greg ( ) Totals Armstrong, Matt (21) Ashwill, Ben (22-5) Totals Baca, David (1997) Bachmeier, Josef GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Bagwell, Erik (22-5) Totals Bailey, Benjamin (21-2) Baldinger Carson (21-Present) 21 Redshirt Banks, Ronald ( ) Totals Barklage, Brandon (25-6) Totals Barnes, Derek ( ) Totals Barrera, Diego (27) Bartocci, Doug ( ) Totals Barton, Nathan (1999) Batiste, Jovan (1998-1) Totals Behm, Tom ( ) Totals Bell, Jason (1991) Bellow, Mike (2) Berlint, Mike (1993) Beserra, Troy ( ) Totals Bevers, Hans (24) Bills, Danny (21-3) Totals Blecher, Johnny (1998) Boeke, Bruce ( ) Totals Bohn, Dennis (1993) Boston, Steve ( ) Totals Bower, Robert (21) Boyens, Andrew (24-6) Totals Bradford, Alex ( ) Totals Bramini, Nick (1992, 94) Totals Branch, Paul GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Brandon, Jack (1991) Brink, Scott (1993) Brooks, Andy (1998) Brown, David ( ) Totals Brown, Jeremy (21-4) Totals Brown, Josh (25) Brown, Stephen (26-29) Totals Burnett, Troy ( ) Totals Busek, Nate GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Cabanilla, Jairo (1983) Caffey, Josh (29-1) Totals Campell, Travis (28-Present) Redshirt Carlson, Eric (22-4) Totals Carrasco, Javier (2-2) Totals C debaca, Robbie (23) Chavez, Matt (22-3) Totals Chisholm, John (26) Collier, Tony ( ) Totals Coppage, Art (1984) Correia, David ( ) Totals Coulie, Paul GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Creamer, George (1998-2) Totals Cronkrite, Eric (2) Crum, Cameron GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Danaher, Blake (24-7) Totals Dauphinot, Wes (1987-9) Totals Davis, Bubba (1997) Davis, Chris ( ) Totals Davis, Justin (26-29) Totals Davis, Ryan (1998) Demangos, Dan (199-91) Totals Dooley, Eric ( ) Totals Dorsey, Scott ( ) Totals Douglas, Gamal (21) Egan, Joshua (2) Ejdemyr, Simon (26-29) Totals Elliot, Tim (1986) Eriksen, Stian (21-3) Totals Famiglietta, Steve (1988) Farquharson, Ryan (27-1) Totals Farrer, Richard (199-92) Totals Farrer, Steve ( ) Totals Fite, Justin GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Flores, Alex (21) Flores, Marty ( ) Totals Folsom, Jerry (1989) Totals Francis, Ricky (22-4) Totals Funkhouser, Kurt ( ) Totals Gantenbein, Ben (23-4) Totals Gibbons, Matthew (211-Present) Giffin, Mike (25) Gins, Noah (1995) Gomez, Francisco (1993) Gomez, German (25) Gomez, Javier (21-Present) 21 Redshirt Gonzales, Alex (2) Graczyk, Mike GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals assists (26), 1 assist (27) Grandal, Paul (199-91) Totals Grange, Patrick (23-4) Totals Grange, Ryan (2) Totals 6 67 Gregorio, Jeff ( ) Totals Green, Michael (28-11) Total Gualdarama, David (24-7) Totals

17 All-Time Lettermen Guerra, Raul (1998-2) Totals Gustafsson, Nils ( ) Totals Hacker, David GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Hall, Arron ( ) Totals Hamdi, Youseff ( ) Totals Hand, Jeremy ( ) Totals Hanna, Cody (24-5) Totals Hansen, Craig GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Hanus, Mike (1988, 91) Totals Henthorne, Hal ( ) Totals Hermansen, Zach ( ) Totals Herrity, Sean ( ) Totals Hess, Greg GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Hibbert, Ty (1999, 21) Totals Hix, Jason ( ) Totals Holden, Euan (28-9) Totals Holmes, Justin GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA 28 (Redshirt) Totals Irwin, John ( ) Totals Jaqua, Josh (1998-2) Totals Jimenez, Easy GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Johannessen, Erik ( ) Totals Johnson, Mark GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Jones, Stephen ( ) Totals Junot, Billy (21) Kafari, Michael (21-Present) Kamarad, Jeremy (1993) Kaufman, Guy (1987-9) Totals Kennedy, Jon (2) Kiger, Chris ( ) Totals Kraemer, Steve ( ) Totals Kratochvil, Thomas ( , 89) Totals Krause, Jeff (23-4) Totals Kumler, Tyler (1987) Ladendorf, Matt ( ) Totals Lane, Javier GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA 21 Redshirt Lara, Antonio (1998) Larsen, Oyevind (1993) LaTourette, Scott ( ) Totals Lawlor, Ian (1983) Laws, Marc ( ) Totals LeBoeuf, Daniel (21) Ledwith, Kevin ( ) Totals Lee, Carl GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Linton, Adam (199-93) Totals Loeseth, Lars (25-6) Totals Lofton, Stacy (22) Lucero, Paul GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Maciel, Carlos ( ) Totals Malmstrom, Eric ( ) Totals Mansfield, Chris GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Martin, Alan ( , 9) Totals McCully, Lucas ( ) Totals McGovern, Riley (21-Present) 21 Redshirt McMurry, James ( ) Totals McVay, Ryan (22-5) Totals Meister, Stefan (199) Melendres, Freddie ( ) Totals Mettler, Lars (1998-2) Totals Metzler, David (1987-9) Totals Meyer, Nick (1999) Michalski, Chris (1993) Miele, Nick (211-Present) Miller, John (1991) Moore, Brad (1995) Moore, Zach (1998) Mora Delgado, Adrian (211-Present) Morgades, Martin (1992) Morrow, Gardner (27) Moss, Brandon (22-5) Totals Murphy, David (28-21) Totals Naidu, Ronale (2-1) Totals Narita, Junro (21-2) Totals Nelson, Chad GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Nelson, Paul GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Newman, Micah (2-2) Totals Nicholls, Malcolm ( ) Totals Nilsson, Jonas (1994) Ochoa, Michael ( ) Totals O Connor, John (1985) O Donnell, Chris (1989) Olinek, Jason (1994) Oliphant, Nick GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Oliver, Merritt (1983, 86) Totals Otrega, Pablo (1988) Owen, Joe ( ) Totals Pacheco, Patrick (29-211) Totals Padget, Scott (1984) Parsons, Andrew (27-1) (Injury Redshirt) Totals Peplinski, David (25) Perez, Larry (2) Peters, David ( ) Totals Picazo, Jose ( ) Totals Picazo, Mario ( ) Totals Porter, Alex (1999-2) Totals Porter, Mike (25-28) Totals Pratt, Clesson (199-91) Totals Rachavong, Adam (1998)

18 All-Time Lettermen Rail, Jason GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Rapaport, Itzik (21-2) Totals Reed, Michael (27-1) Totals Reid, Nick (1988-9) Totals Reinhart, Kelly ( ) Totals Renfro, Tom (1983) Renken, John ( ) Totals Renstrom, Jimmy (1995) Renuart, Andrew ( ) Totals Rhodes, Jim (1994) Totals Ricker, Jason ( ) Totals Rink, Dana (1983) Totals Roberts, Julian (29) Robertson, Alan (1983) Totals Robertson, David ( ) Totals Robledo, Lawrence (21-Present) Rodefer, Chris ( ) Totals Rodriguez, Edmundo ( ) Totals Rodriguez, Victor GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Rogers, James (211-Present) Rogers, Joel ( ) Totals Rogge, Dana GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Rollie, Giovanni (21-11) 21 Redshirt Totals Romero, Dominique (27-9) (Injury Redshirt) Totals Romero, Robert ( ) Totals Rossi, Levi (29-Present) Rostea, Brendan GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Rowland, Jeff (22-5) Totals Rozeboom, Lance (28-11) Totals Ruggles, David (1988) Totals Russell, Reggie (1989) Totals Rusk, Greg ( ) Totals Ryan, James (1987) Totals 3 59 Sabato, Brian ( ) Totals Saiers, Chris GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Sajjadi, Bryan (26-7) Totals Salgado, Carlos (1984) Salsitz, Ethan (1995) Totals 3 15 Sandoval, Devon (21-Present) Schwyzer, Hank (1999-2) Totals Seidler, Brad (1998) Sell, Patrick ( ) Totals Sells, Justin ( ) Totals Shalope, Robert (1985) Totals Shannon, Trevor GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals Shibuya, Masashi (28-9) Totals Shoemaker, Chris (1993) Simpson, Sean ( ) Totals Smith, Blake (29-Present) Smith, Tom ( ) Totals Smithson, Jack (25-28) Totals Solomon, Andy (2) Sorbye, Stein ( ) Totals Spence, Justin ( ) Totals Staver, Eric GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Strati, Mike ( ) Totals Stringham, Jeff ( ) Totals Suflita, Sam (22) Thiebaut, Billie ( ) Totals Theisz, Kristian (1994) Totals Theisz, Erik ( ) Totals Thompson, Casey (22-3) Totals Tierney, Zach (26-28) Totals Todd, Robert (1983) Totals Toman, Jon ( ) Totals Toups, Scott (1999) Trevino, Todd ( ) Totals Truty, Luke ( ) Totals Turnello, Ryan ( ) Totals Urbany, James (27-1) Totals Urenda, Tim ( ) Totals Vandenrburg, Daken ( ) Totals Venter, Kyle (21-Present) Vitagliano, Joey (24-Present) Totals Watland, David (1985, 88) Totals Watson, Alan (1999-2) Totals Watson, Lance (22-5) Totals Weaver, Jonathan (22-4) Totals Weber, Andrew GP GS MP W-L-T SV SO GA GAA Totals goal (24), 3 assists (1 in 23, 2 in 24) Weisbaum, Gary (29) Whitfield, John ( ) Totals Whiting, Jeff (1999-2) Totals Wilkes, Kyle ( , 97-98) Totals Wilson, Ivan (1999, 21) Totals Wilson, P.J. (26-29) Totals Woodson, Milo ( ) Totals

19 All-Time Lettermen Player (Years) GP GS MP SH G A P Wootton, Matt (22-5) Totals Woythaler, Robert (1991) 1991 Totals Wright, Chris (25-28) Totals Yaar, Gal (28) 28 8 Sean Simpson ( ) logged over 4,2 minutes in 71 games at New Mexico from Rob Romero ( ) scored 12 goals in 74 games during his four-year career at UNM. Matt Ladendorf ( ) scored 13 goals in his two seasons with the Lobos. Todd Trevino ( ) scored eight goals in his three seasons on the pitch for the Lobos. Chad Nelson ( ) started 27 games in goal over two seasons at New Mexico. Steve Kraemer ( ) spent seven successful seasons in the A-League following his career at UNM. Mario Picazo ( ) scored a Lobo-record five goals against Eastern New Mexico in a 1- win on Sept. 1, Jason Hix ( ) ranks fourth in assists (2) and ninth scoring (48) in the Lobo record book. Patrick Sell ( ) was a twotime Academic All-WAC honoree in the 1997 and 1998 seasons. Joey Vitagliano (24-7) led UNM Milo Woodson ( ) was a to 61 wins in four seasons. four-year letterwinner for UNM.

20 All-Time Lettermen 25 College Cup Mike Graczyk (23-7) holds the Lobos all-time record for shutouts (3) and is second in career goals-against-average (.68). Eric Carlson (22-4) was a FirstTeam ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American for the Lobos in College Cup Pat Grange (23-4) scored three goals in the 24 NCAA Tournament. Javier Carrasco (2-2) captained the Lobos to back-to-back MPSF titles in 21 and College Cup Richard Farrer (199-92) played six seasons with the Dallas Burn in the MLS and is ranked 6th in all time assists at UNM with 19. Paul Branch ( ) is third in career goals-against-average with a.8 mark. 25 College Cup