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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
2016
FALCON SOCCER
Team Captains Jacob Roth, Max Auden & Joe
Sullivan lead the Falcons into the ’16 campaign
THE 2016 FALCONS
1
BILLY
LARSEN
R-So. | GK
St. Charles, Ill.
6
CHRIS
BRENNAN
Fr. | F
Copley, Ohio
11
PAT
FLYNN
Sr. | F
Naperville, Ill.
17
MAX
AUDEN
5-Sr. | M
Naperville, Ill.
22
JOE
SULLIVAN
Sr. | M
Naperville, Ill.
2
BISMARK
AGYEMAN
R-So. | M
Columbus, Ohio
7
TATE
ROBERTSON
So. | F
Springfield, Ohio
12
PETER
PUGLIESE
So. | M
Cambridge, Ontario
18
JACOB
ROTH
Sr. | D/M
Cleveland, Ohio
23
MITCHELL
EVANS
Fr. | D
Troy, Ohio
3
DOMINIC
GRIDA
So. | D/M
N. Royalton, Ohio
8
ALEXIS
SOUAHY
Jr. | D
St. Etienne au Mont, France
14
KEATON
REYNOLDS
Jr. | F
Noblesville, Ind.
19
CHASE
BETENSON
Jr. | F
Twinsburg, Ohio
24
ANTHONY
MWEMBIA
Fr. | GK
Toulouse, France
4
MOE
MUSTAFA
5
IAN
HASKIN
So. | D
Westlake, Ohio
Jr. | M
Chesterfield, Mich.
9
10
BRAD
MACOMBER
Jr. | F
Muskegon, Mich.
15
CHARLIE
MACIEJEWSKI
Fr. | M
Cincinnati, Ohio
20
VINCENT
GIANNINI
So. | M
Sydney, Australia
28
NICK
JOHNSON
Jr. | GK
St. Charles, Mo.
PRAYAG
JINA
Jr. | M
Aurora, Ohio
16
TOM
WROBEL
Fr. | D
Mississauga, Ontario
21
ROBERT
MILLER III
Fr. | F
York, Pa.
33
NOAH
KUMMER
R-Fr. | GK
Brookville, Ohio
THE 2016 SEASON
1 • BOWLING GREEN • 2016 MEN’S SOCCER • 1
BGSU MEN’S SOCCER 2016
TABLE OF CONTENTS
The 2016 Season
2016 Rosters
3
Roster Breakdown
4
Meet the Falcons
Head Coach Eric Nichols
6-8
Assistant Coaches9-10
Support Staff11-12
The Returnees
14-36
The Newcomers37-40
Last Season / The MAC
2015 Box Scores
43-44
The Mid-American Conference
46
Series Information47-48
GENERAL INFORMATION
TEAM INFORMATION
School__________Bowling Green State University
Location________________ Bowling Green, Ohio
Founded / Enrollment____________ 1910 / 19,000
Nickname / Colors____Falcons / Orange & Brown
Conference_____________ Mid-American (MAC)
Home Facility______________ Cochrane Stadium
Press Box Phone________________ 419.372.0550
President_______________ Dr. Mary Ellen Mazey
Faculty Representative_________ Dr. Lee Meserve
Director of Athletics__________Bob Moosbrugger
Senior Associate AD/SWA_______Lauren Ashman
Athletics Dept. Phone____________ 419.372.2401
2015 Overall Record_______________9-9-1 (.500)
2015 MAC Record________________1-4-0 (.200)
Conference Finish__________________ Sixth of 6
MAC Tournament______________ Did not qualify
Letterwinners Returning / Lost____________15 / 7
Starters Returning / Lost__________________8 / 3
Falcon Men’s Soccer History
COACHING STAFF
Year-by-Year Records
50
Head Coach_____________________ Eric Nichols
Year-by-Year Results & Stats 51-81
Alma Mater__________________ Ohio State, 2000
Falcons in the MAC Tournament82
E-Mail____________________ [email protected]
Cochrane Stadium85-88
Office Phone___________________ 419.372.7072
Record at BGSU (years)________53-60-20 (seven)
BGSU Hall of Fame Inductees 90-93
MAC Record________________________ 14-21-6
All-Americans
94-95
Career Record (years)___________ 112-82-22 (11)
Falcons in the Pros
96-97
Assistant Coach_________ Eric Reed (third season)
NCAA Tournament Teams
98-99
Alma Mater_____________________ UCLA, 2006
Letterwinners
100-104
E-Mail_____________________ [email protected]
Single-Season & Career Leaders 106
Assistant Coach________Zach Mason (first season)
Alma Mater__________________ Ohio State, 2016
Falcon Men’s Soccer Records
107
E-Mail____________________ [email protected]
Honors & Awards
108-116
Dir. of Operations_ Jason Samuelsen (third season)
Assistant Coaches’ Office Phone___ 419.372.7071
2016 MEDIA INFORMATION
• This 2016 Bowling Green State University Men’s Soccer Media Information is a production of the BGSU Athletic
Communications Office in conjunction with the BGSU Men’s Soccer Office
• Information compiled, written and edited by men’s soccer SID Mike Cihon
• Photography by BGSU Marketing & Communications (Craig Bell and Brad Phalin), as well as Ernie Aranyosi, Larry
Clapper, Kara Fallon, Bianca Garza, Jeff Harwell, Ruben Kappler, Michael Nemeth & members of the BGSU Athletic
Communications staff
• Information up to date as of August 25, 2016
PROGRAM HISTORY
First Year of Men’s Soccer_______________ 1965
All-Time Varsity Record_______422-358-80 (.537)
All-Time MAC Record__________57-64-12 (.474)
MAC Regular-Season Titles_________________ 3
_________________________ (1996, 2000, 2002)
MAC Tournament Appearances_____________ 18_
(1994-95-96-97-98-99-2000-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-10-12-14)
MAC Ty. Championship-Match Appearances___ 9
_(1994-1995-1996-1997-1998-2000-2002-2003-2014)
MAC Tournament Titles____________________ 3
__________________________(1995-1996-1997)
MAC Tournament Record_________18-15-0 (.545)
NCAA Championships Appearances__________ 6
____________(1972-1973-1992-1995-1996-1997)
NCAA Championships Record_____ 4-6-0 (.400) *
* includes wins in 1995 & ‘97 NCAA ‘Play-In’ Matches
ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
Asst. AD/Director________________Jason Knavel
Asst. Director (m.soccer)___________Mike Cihon
Office Phone___________________ 419.372.0474
[email protected]
Assistant Director_____________ Jenna Jorgensen
Assistant_____________________James Nahikian
Visual Communication Intern____Amanda Cutcher
Assistant________________________ Matt Daley
Student Assistant______________ Daniela Carrillo
Mailing Address________ 247 Perry Stadium East
_____________ Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0030
Overnight Address_________ 1610 Stadium Drive
Athletics Website___________ BGSUFalcons.com
Twitter______ @BGathletics, @BGSUmenssoccer
2016 BGSU ROSTERS & PRONUNCIATIONS
NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
28
33
NAME (PRONUNCIATION)
Billy Larsen
Bismark Agyeman (AH-jee-man) *
Dominic Grida (GREE-da) *
Moe Mustafa (moo-STAH-fa) *
Ian Haskin *
Chris Brennan Tate Robertson *
Alexis Souahy (a-LEX-ee SWAH-hee) *
Brad Macomber (MAY-comb-err) **
Prayag Jina (PRAY-ag JEE-na) **
Pat Flynn **
Peter Pugliese (pug-LEESE) *
Keaton Reynolds **
Charlie Maciejewski (ma-JESS-kee)
Tom Wrobel (ROW-bull)
Max Auden (AWE-den) ***#
Jacob Roth ***#
Chase Betenson **
Vincent Giannini (ja-NEE-nee) *
Robert Miller III Joe Sullivan ***#
Mitchell Evans Anthony Mwembia (MWEM-bee-a)
Nick Johnson Noah Kummer (KOO-mer)
POS.
GK
M
D/M
D
M
F
F
D
F
M
F
M
F
M
D
M
D/M
F
M
F
M
D
GK GK
GK
YEAR
R-So.
R-So.
So.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
5-Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
R-Fr.
HOMETOWN / H.S. / PREVIOUS SCHOOL(S)
St. Charles, Ill. / North
Ghana / Columbus (Ohio) Horizon Science Academy
North Royalton, Ohio / North Royalton
Westlake, Ohio / Westlake
Chesterfield, Mich. / Anchor Bay
Copley, Ohio / Copley
Springfield, Ohio / Catholic Central
Saint Etienne au Mont, France / Saint Joseph / Notre Dame Coll.
Muskegon, Mich. / Reeths-Puffer
Aurora, Ohio / Aurora
Naperville, Ill. / Central / DePaul Univ.
Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary
Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville
Cincinnati, Ohio / Summit Country Day
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada / St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic
Naperville, Ill. / North
Cleveland, Ohio / St. Ignatius
Twinsburg, Ohio / Twinsburg
Sydney, Australia / Christian Brothers H.S. Lewisham
York, Pa. / Central York
Troy, Ohio / Troy
Toulouse, France St. Charles, Mo. / Francis Howell / Lewis and Clark CC
Brookville, Ohio / Dayton Carroll
Head Coach: Eric Nichols (Ohio State, 2000) – eighth year
* letters earned
Assistant Coach: Eric Reed (UCLA, 2006) – third year
# 2016 Captains
Assistant Coach: Zach Mason (Ohio State, 2016) – first year
Director of Soccer Operations: Jason Samuelsen – third year
Student Manager: Rami Alazhari – second year
Athletic Training Graduate Assistant: Mary Ankrom (Ashland, 2014) – second year
Strength & Conditioning Graduate Assistant: Emily McClelland (Bowling Green, 2014) – second year
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
NO.
2
17
19
6
23
11
20
3
5
10
28
33
1
15
9
21
4
24
12
14
7
18
8
22
16
NAME (PRONUNCIATION)
Bismark Agyeman (AH-jee-man) *
Max Auden (AWE-den) ***#
Chase Betenson **
Chris Brennan Mitchell Evans Pat Flynn **
Vincent Giannini (ja-NEE-nee) *
Dominic Grida (GREE-da) *
Ian Haskin *
Prayag Jina (PRAY-ag JEE-na) **
Nick Johnson Noah Kummer (KOO-mer)
Billy Larsen
Charlie Maciejewski (ma-JESS-kee)
Brad Macomber (MAY-comb-err) **
Robert Miller III Moe Mustafa (moo-STAH-fa) *
Anthony Mwembia (MWEM-bee-a)
Peter Pugliese (pug-LEESE) *
Keaton Reynolds **
Tate Robertson *
Jacob Roth ***#
Alexis Souahy (a-LEX-ee SWAH-hee) *
Joe Sullivan ***#
Tom Wrobel (ROW-bull)
POS.
M
M
F
F
D
F
M
D/M
M
M
GK
GK
GK
M
F
F
D
GK M
F
F
D/M
D
M
D
YEAR
R-So.
5-Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
R-Fr.
R-So.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
HOMETOWN (H.S./PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
Ghana / Columbus (Ohio) Horizon Science Academy
Twinsburg, Ohio / Twinsburg
Copley, Ohio / Copley
Troy, Ohio / Troy
Naperville, Ill. / Central / DePaul Univ.
Sydney, Australia / Christian Brothers H.S. Lewisham
North Royalton, Ohio / North Royalton
Chesterfield, Mich. / Anchor Bay
Aurora, Ohio / Aurora
St. Charles, Mo. / Francis Howell / Lewis and Clark CC
Brookville, Ohio / Dayton Carroll
St. Charles, Ill. / North
Cincinnati, Ohio / Summit Country Day
Muskegon, Mich. / Reeths-Puffer
York, Pa. / Central York
Westlake, Ohio / Westlake
Toulouse, France Cambridge, Ontario, Canada / Jacob Hespeler Secondary
Noblesville, Ind. / Noblesville
Springfield, Ohio / Catholic Central
Cleveland, Ohio / St. Ignatius
Saint Etienne au Mont, France / Saint Joseph / Notre Dame Coll.
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada / St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic
ROSTER BREAKDOWN
LETTERWINNERS RETURNING (15)
Name
Bismark Agyeman
Max Auden
Chase Betenson
Pat Flynn
Vincent Giannini
Dominic Grida
Prayag Jina
Brad Macomber
Moe Mustafa
Peter Pugliese
Keaton Reynolds
Tate Robertson
Jacob Roth
Alexis Souahy
Joe Sullivan
Pos. Yr.
M
R-So.
M
5-Sr.
F
Jr.
F
Sr.
M
So.
D/M So.
M
Jr.
F
Jr.
D
So.
M
So.
F
Jr.
M
So.
D/M Sr.
D
Jr.
M
Sr.
MP/MSG-A=Pts.
19/17
0-5=5
19/19
1-4=6
4/0
0-0=0
15/14
9-4=22
6/2
0-0=0
4/0
0-0=0
4/0
0-0=0
16/10
0-1=1
7/5
0-0=0
9/0
0-0=0
14/2
1-2=4
18/17
1-1=3
19/19
5-4=14
19/19
1-2=4
19/19
6-5=17
FALCONS ...
Stats/Notes
Did not see match action in 2015
% fifth-year senior
# redshirt sophomore
+ redshirt freshman
OTHERS RETURNING (3)
Name
Ian Haskin
Noah Kummer
Billy Larsen
Pos.Yr.
M
Jr.
GK R-Fr.
GK R-So.
NEWCOMERS (7)
Name
Chris Brennan
Mitchell Evans
Nick Johnson
Charlie Maciejewski
Robert Miller III
Anthony Mwembia
Tom Wrobel
Pos.
F
D
GK
M
F
GK
D
Hometown (Previous School[s])
Copley, Ohio (Copley)
Troy, Ohio (Troy)
St. Charles, Mo. (Francis Howell) (Lewis & Clark CC)
Cincinnati, Ohio (Summit Country Day)
York, Pa. (Central York)
Toulouse, France
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic)
Pos. Yr.^
D
Sr.
GK R-Jr.
M
Sr.
GK R-Jr.
M
Sr.
F/M Fr.
D
R-Jr.
MP/MSG-A=Pts.Notes
9/8
0-0=0
16/16
9-7-0, 1.41 GAA, 46 svs., 3 SHO
19/19
4-5=13
Third-round pick in MLS SuperDraft
3/3
0-2-1, 2.79 GAA, 13 svs.
16/14
0-2=2
15/3
0-0=0
16/3
1-1=3
OTHERS LOST (1)
Name
Omar Salem
SENIORS (4)
Auden%, Flynn, Roth, Sullivan
JUNIORS (7)
Betenson, Haskin, Jina,
Johnson, Macomber, Reynolds,
Souahy
SOPHOMORES (7)
Agyeman#, Giannini, Grida,
Larsen#, Mustafa, Pugliese,
Robertson
FRESHMEN (7)
Brennan, Evans, Kummer+,
Maciejewski, Miller, Mwembia,
Wrobel
BY STATE ^
OHIO (10)
Yr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
LETTERWINNERS LOST (7)
Name
Jake Genrich
Ryan Heuton
Ryan James
Nick Landsberger
Jake Martin
Ryan Ross
Danny Shea
BY CLASS
Pos. Yr.^ MP/MSG-A=Pts.
M
Fr.
1/0
0-0=0
^ denotes eligibility in 2015-16 academic year
Betenson, Brennan, Evans,
Grida, Jina, Kummer,
Maciejewski, Mustafa,
Robertson, Roth
ILLINOIS (4)
Auden, Flynn, Larsen, Sullivan
FRANCE (2)
Mwembia, Souahy
MICHIGAN (2)
Haskin, Macomber
ONTARIO (2)
Pugliese, Wrobel
AUSTRALIA (1)
Giannini
GHANA (1)
Agyeman
INDIANA (1)
Reynolds
MISSOURI (1)
Johnson
PENNSYLVANIA (1)
Miller
^ or country, or province
THE COACHING STAFF
FALCON COACHING STAFF
ERIC NICHOLS
HEAD COACH • EIGHTH SEASON
Eric Nichols embarks upon his eighth season at the helm of the BGSU
men’s soccer program in 2016. Since being named the Falcons’
mentor on Feb. 17, 2009, Nichols has built not just a winning team,
but a successful program both on and off the pitch.
In his first seven seasons with the Falcons, Nichols has changed the
culture of the program, showing steady improvement each season.
BGSU has an overall record of 53-60-20 since Nichols assumed the
helm. After going 3-12-3 in his initial season, Nichols’ Falcons have a
winning record over the last six years.
The Falcons had an RPI of 184 in the 2008 season, the year before
Nichols arrived. Four years later, BGSU finished with an RPI of 99.
And, at the conclusion of the 2014 campaign, Nichols and the Falcons
were ranked 64th in the nation in the end-of-season RPI.
In August of 2015, Nichols signed a multi-year contract extension. His
contract at BGSU runs through December 31, 2019.
Upon his arrival in ‘09, Nichols took over a team that had dropped to
the bottom of the Mid-American Conference, and slowly but surely
returned the BGSU men’s soccer program to relevance in the MAC
and the region.
Nichols has led the Falcons win a total of 23 matches over the last
two seasons. The 2015 team began the year with five consecutive
wins, breaking into the national rankings for the first time since 1999.
The Falcons were 24th in the country in the National Soccer Coaches
Association of American (NSCAA) poll released on Sept. 8.
Also last season, junior Pat Flynn was named to the Hermann Trophy
Watch List, senior Ryan James was a finalist for the Senior CLASS
Award, and Flynn and fellow junior Joe Sullivan both were named to
the CoSIDA Academic All-America Team. All three student-athletes
were among eight Falcons to earn Academic All-MAC honors, and
James was selected by Sporting Kansas City in the third round of the
MLS SuperDraft.
Nichols and the Falcons, after losing 10 seniors off of the 2013
team,were picked to finish fifth in the six-team MAC in the 2014
campaign. But, that 2014 team put together one of the most successful
seasons in the last few decades. The Falcons went 14-6-1 overall and
tied for third in the MAC with a 2-2-1 league ledger.
In 2014, the Falcons finished with a winning record for the first time
in 14 years, and the overall win total was the program’s highest in 17
seasons. BGSU more than doubled the previous season’s win total,
and the Falcons advanced to the championship match of the MAC
Tournament for the first time since 2003.
In the final 2014 NCAA statistics, the Falcons were ranked 30th
or better in the country in eight of the 11 team categories kept by
the NCAA. The BG offense finished ranked in the top-20 in total
goals (14th), total points (15th) and total assists (17th), and most
importantly, the Falcons were in the top 20 in winning percentage
(20th).
Several other Falcons finished among the NCAA’s individual leaders
last season, as James, Sullivan, Max Auden and Jacob Roth all were
listed in the top-100 in the nation in at least one statistical category.
The Falcons got off to a strong start in the fall of 2014, with a 9-2-0
record in early October. A four-match winless streak, however,
included a tie and a pair of losses in MAC matches. As Halloween
approached, the Brown and Orange found their margin for error nearly
gone.
In the classroom, the Falcons received the National Soccer Coaches
Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award for the
fifth consecutive season. The award is given to programs that have
achieved a minimum team GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
A non-conference win at Detroit on Oct. 29, however, was the first
of three consecutive overtime victories, including a surreal win over
Western Michigan that kept BG’s MAC Tournament hopes alive.
That WMU match saw the
Falcons fall behind with 15
minutes left in regulation, only
to score the tying goal with
approximately five minutes
to go. In overtime, though,
the Broncos were awarded a
penalty kick, and a goal would
end the Falcons’ chances of
making the league tournament.
Falcon ‘keeper Ryan Heuton
saved that WMU PK, however,
and moments later, BG scored
at the other end of Cochrane
Field for an improbable comefrom-behind victory.
After a win over Wright State
that allowed BG to keep
possession of the I-75 Cup, the Falcons picked up a road win over
Northern Illinois in another must-win game, earning a berth in the
league tournament.
In that league tourney, the Falcons posted a fifth-straight one-goal
victory (and a fourth overtime win in that time) with another comefrom-behind win. This time, the victim was West Virginia, and the
Falcons advanced to the league tourney final for the first time since
2003.
In that championship game, the Brown and Orange took a second-half
lead over Akron on the Zips’ home pitch, but the hosts battled back for
a narrow, 2-1 win. Nevertheless, the message had been sent that BG
was back.
The 2014 team had just three seniors, two of whom battled injuries
down the stretch. All three seniors played key roles in the Falcons’
success, but Nichols and his staff got numerous contributions from the
freshman, sophomore and junior classes as well.
Individually, Flynn, a sophomore, finished the season ranked among
the nation’s top-10 players in no fewer than five categories. Flynn was
third in the nation with six game-winning goals, and he finished fourth
in the country in goals (14) and fifth in points (32). Flynn, part of the
Falcons’ strong tradition of players from the Naperville, Ill., area, was
eighth in the nation in both goals per game and points per game in
2014.
Additionally, Flynn was named to the Academic All-America Second
Team in 2014, marking the second-straight season that the Falcons
were represented among that distinguished group (Brandon Silva also
earned second-team honors in 2013).
On the pitch, Flynn and James
were named to the NSCAA
All-Great Lakes Region Team
in 2014, with Flynn earning
first-team honors and James
being named to the third team.
Flynn was the first Falcons to
earn all-region accolades in 14
years. Flynn and James were
joined by Danny Baraldi on the
OCSA’s All-Ohio Team, with
Flynn again earning first-team
honors and his two teammates
each picking up second-team
accolades.
Ironically, after one of the most
successful seasons in recent
memory, BGSU was the only
school without a player named
to the All-MAC First Team in 2014. However, a quintet of Falcons
earned second-team honors. The total of five honorees was the team’s
most since 1996, and tied a school record.
Nichols has worked tirelessly at making Cochrane Stadium an
entertaining place to be for soccer fans, as well as a difficult place to
play for the road team. BGSU’s attendance numbers have steadily
increased during his tenure, and the Falcons have had multiple crowds
of over 2,000 fill the stadium over the last three seasons, including
throngs of 3,126 vs. Ohio State and 2,273 against Michigan in 2013.
Nichols also was instrumental in the Cochrane Stadium lights project,
as the Falcons now play nearly all of their matches under the lights,
enhancing an already-entertaining game-day atmosphere.
The Falcons posted a 6-7-6 overall record in 2013, going 2-2-2 in
MAC play while again playing a strong non-league schedule. The ‘13
team scored the most goals (25) since 2003, and allowed the fewest
goals (17) since the ‘01 campaign. The Falcons scored a total of 38
goals in 2014.
Nichols and his staff have solidified the Falcons’ defensive corps,
as BGSU’s defense allowed fewer goals than the previous year in
each of his first five seasons. Although the number of goals allowed
increased slightly from 2013 (17) to ‘14 (20), BG still allowed less
than a goal per game for the second-straight season. Both the 2011 and
‘12 Falcons had seven shutouts, and the 2013 and ‘14 teams each kept
eight clean sheets.
The ‘12 campaign saw the Falcons post eight wins against another in a
long line of tough schedules for Nichols-coached teams. BGSU’s 8-93 overall mark represented the team’s most wins and highest winning
percentage since 2003. The Brown and Orange posted two wins and a
tie against teams that advanced to the NCAA Championships.
BGSU went 3-3-1 in MAC play that fall, earning the fourth seed in
the eight-team conference and a bid to the league tournament. The
Falcons fell on the road to the nation’s top-ranked team in the MAC
Tournament’s semifinal round.
The Falcons went undefeated in overtime in 2012, and BG recaptured
the I-75 Cup with a victory over Wright State. BGSU had two AllMAC First-Team selections for the first time since 2002.
The 2011 season saw the Falcons post a 7-8-3 overall record. The
seven wins, the program’s highest total since the 2003 season,
included a season-opening victory over ninth-ranked U-M before
a crowd of over 2,100 at Cochrane Field. The Brown and Orange
went 4-2-1 at Cochrane, and BGSU’s defense posted a total of seven
shutouts on the year, the program’s most in a decade.
In 2010, his second season at the helm, Nichols guided the Brown
and Orange to an overall mark of 6-9-3 and a MAC ledger of 3-3-0.
BGSU, after being picked to place sixth in the league in the preseason
coaches poll, tied for third in the final regular-season standings and
earned the third seed for the MAC Tournament. With just four seniors
on the 26-man roster in 2010, Nichols and the Falcons doubled the
team’s overall win total from the previous fall.
That ‘10 roster featured 12 newcomers, including 11 true freshmen. At
least nine of those 12 players started two or more matches. That young
team was ranked 117th of 204 schools in the final NCAA RPI, after
going five years without having a ranking better than 152.
ERIC NICHOLS • YEAR BY YEAR RECORD
HEAD COACH, OHIO DOMINICAN
Year
Overall
Conf.
Finish
2004
15- 7-0
5-3-0
3rd
2005
10- 7-1
5-3-0
3rd
2006
15- 5-1
7-1-0
2nd
2007
19- 3-0
5-1-0
2nd
Totals
59-22-2 (.711)
22-8-0 (.733)
HEAD COACH, BGSU
Year
Overall
MAC
Finish
2009
3-12- 3
2- 3-1
5th of 7
2010
6- 9- 3
3- 3-0
T-3rd of 7
2011
7- 8- 3
1- 4-1
6th of 7
2012
8- 9- 3
3- 3-1
T-4th of 8
2013
6- 7- 6
2- 2-2
T-4th of 7
2014
14- 6- 1
2- 2-1
T-3rd of 6
2015
9- 9- 1
1- 4-0
6th of 6
Totals
53-60-20 (.474) 14-21-6 (.415)
Overall Head Coaching Totals: 112-82-22, 36-29-6
ADDITIONAL COLLEGIATE COACHING
EXPERIENCE
• Assistant Coach, Ohio Wesleyan – four seasons (2000-04)
• Assistant Coach, Davidson College – one season (2008)
That 2010 team came away with a result (a win or a tie) 50 percent of
the time, after the Falcons did so in just 33.3% of the 2009 matches.
conference championships and advanced to a pair of NCAA Regional
Championships and one Final Four.
Nichols guided his initial Falcon team to a 3-12-3 mark and a 2-3-1
MAC record. That 2009 club narrowly missed out on a top-four
conference finish and a berth in the league tournament.
Along with his collegiate coaching experience, Nichols was the head
coach of the Columbus Crew’s U18 U.S. Soccer Academy team for
the 2007-08 season, and also has experience coaching state and region
squads in the Olympic Development Program (ODP). He also has a
NSCAA Premier Diploma and a U.S. Soccer “A” License.
Nichols came to Bowling Green after spending the 2008 season as
assistant coach at Davidson College. He also served as recruiting
coordinator under head coach Matt Spear.
Prior to his stint at Davidson, Nichols was the head men’s soccer
coach at Ohio Dominican University for four seasons (2004-07).
Under his guidance, the Panthers recorded a 59-22-2 (.711) overall
mark, including a final ranking of fourth in 2007. That team advanced
all the way to the quarterfinals of the NAIA National Tournament.
Nichols guided his final ODU team to a 19-3-0 overall record and was
named the NSCAA/NAIA Midwest Region Coach of the Year and
Ohio Coach of the Year in 2007. He was named the American Mideast
Conference South Division Coach of the Year in three of his four
seasons with the Panthers.
Prior to heading to ODU, Nichols served as an assistant coach at Ohio
Wesleyan University under Jay Martin. During Nichols’ four years
there, the Battling Bishops compiled a mark of 74-14-3, won four
Nichols played collegiately at Ohio State, and played five years of
professional soccer for the Columbus Xoggz and Indiana Blast of the
USISL and the Columbus Invaders of the NPSL.
He is only the fifth head coach in the storied history of the BGSU
men’s soccer program, which enters its 52nd season in 2016. He
joins Mickey Cochrane (1965-77), the late Gary Palmisano (1978-92,
1994), Mel Mahler (1993, 1995-2003) and Fred Thompson (2004-08)
on that list.
Nichols earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science from
OSU in 2000. He has taken graduate courses at BGSU.
Nichols and his wife, Marianne, reside in Bowling Green with their
three children, sons Kalen (15) and Braden (6) and daughter Jordan
(12).
ERIC REED
ASSISTANT COACH • THIRD SEASON
Eric Reed enters his third season on
the Bowling Green State University
men’s soccer staff in 2016. Reed, who
came to BGSU from Davidson College,
began his duties with the Falcons in
early February of 2014.
Reed has helped the Falcons win a total
of 23 matches over his first two seasons
with the program. The 2015 team began
the season with five consecutive wins,
breaking into the national rankings for
the first time since 1999. The Falcons
were 24th in the country in the National
Soccer Coaches Association of American
(NSCAA) poll released on Sept. 8.
Also last season, senior Ryan James was
a finalist for the Senior CLASS Award,
while juniors Pat Flynn and Joe Sullivan
both were named to the CoSIDA Academic
All-America Team. All three studentathletes were among eight Falcons to earn
Academic All-MAC honors, and James
was selected by Sporting Kansas City in
the third round of the MLS SuperDraft.
In his first season with the Falcons. all
Reed did was help the program to one of
the most successful campaigns in recent
memory while also winning a prestigious
award. Reed was named 2014 Great Lakes
Region Assistant Coach of the Year by the
National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).
Reed helped guide a youthful BG team to 14 wins and a trip to the
championship match of the Mid-American Conference Tournament in
2014.
Reed, who primarily works with the goalkeepers, joined a BG
program that had lost 10 seniors off of the 2013 team, including a
goalkeeper (Michael Wiest) who had started every second of every
match in both 2012 and ‘13. The 2014 roster featured three ‘keepers
who had never played in a competitive match at BG.
Nichols, Reed and Company, coming off of a 6-7-6 season in 2013,
proceeded to more than double that win total, going 14-6-1. The
program’s victory total was the highest in 17 years, and BGSU
advanced to the championship match of the MAC Tournament for the
first time since 2003.
Redshirt sophomore goalkeepers Ryan Heuton and Nick Landsberger
and the BGSU defense combined to post eight shutouts in the fall
of 2014. The Falcons led the MAC in total shutouts, and BG’s team
goals-against average of 0.91 ranked second in the conference.
Heuton and Landsberger each ranked among the top-three goalkeepers
in the conference in both GAA and saves percentage. Heuton led the
MAC in both categories, with a GAA of just 0.48 and a saves pct. of
.905. Landsberger had a 1.18 GAA and a .750 saves pct.
A native of Mission Viejo, Calif., Reed spent two seasons working
with the goalkeepers at Davidson prior to joining BG. Reed, who
played professionally upon his graduation from college, also spent
the 2007 season as the goalkeeper coach
for both the men’s and women’s soccer
teams at the University of San Francisco.
Additionally, he has extensive coaching
experience working with various camps,
schools and clubs.
Reed played for the Charlotte Eagles of the
USL Pro League for three seasons, from
2011-13. He was a finalist for the league’s
Goalkeeper-of-the-Year award in both
2011 and ‘13 and helped the Eagles to the
championship game in the latter year.
Reed attended UCLA, where he started at
least 16 matches in each of his final three
seasons. As a junior in 2005, he earned
All-Pac-10 First-Team honors as well as
NSCAA/adidas All-Far West Third-Team
accolades, after leading the Bruins to the
conference title. In his senior season of
2006, Reed recorded shutouts in three of
five NCAA Tournament games, as UCLA
advanced all the way to the national
championship match.
Reed earned both All-Pac-10 and Academic All-Pac-10 honors in each
of his final three seasons at UCLA. He had a career record of 34-12-5,
24 total shutouts and a goals-against average of 0.81.
Reed, who was a was a member of the U.S. U-18 National Team, was
selected by the California Victory in the 2007 USL First Division
College Player Draft. At the end of that season, Victory fans voted
Reed team MVP.
Reed transferred to USL Second Division outfit Cleveland City Stars,
where he helped that club with the USL2 title in 2008. Reed joined the
Carolina RailHawks for the 2009 and 2010 seasons, before signing on
with the Charlotte Eagles.
Reed, who attended Laguna Hills High School, earned a Bachelor of
Arts degree in Religious Studies from UCLA in 2006. He is active in
the community, working with groups that include Missionary Athletes
International, Athletes in Action and Ambassadors in Sport.
Reed and his wife, Maria, reside in Bowling Green with their two
sons, Jeddison (2) and Jameson (born in May of 2016).
ZACH MASON
ASSISTANT COACH • FIRST SEASON
Zach Mason begins his first season on
the Bowling Green State University
men’s soccer staff. Head coach Eric
Nichols announced Mason’s hiring in
June of 2016.
Mason came to BGSU after a stellar
four-year playing career at Ohio State.
“I am very excited to join the BGSU soccer
program and thankful to Coach Nichols for
the opportunity,” said Mason. “I have had
the privilege of playing against BGSU over
the past four seasons, and those were some
of the toughest matches that I played in. I
am looking forward to the upcoming season
and hope I can contribute to the team’s
success.”
Mason, a two-time team captain at OSU,
helped lead the Buckeyes to a Big Ten
Conference title and an NCAA ‘Sweet
Sixteen’ appearance as a senior in 2015. A
defensive midfielder, he started all 82 of
the team’s matches during his four years
in Columbus, and earned Big Ten AllTournament Team honors last season after
being part of a Buckeye unit that earned a
league-leading 10 clean sheets.
“Zach is intelligent, motivated, and has
a great understanding of soccer and team
dynamics,” said Nichols. “He has an
impressive track record of success, but
what attracts me to Zach above all else is
his character. Everything about him fits
our culture extremely well and he will
undoubtedly help push this program to the
next level.”
chosen by a vote of Division I men’s soccer coaches, national soccer
media and fans, is given annually to the most outstanding senior
student-athlete in Division I men’s soccer.
Mason scored his first career goal on Senior Night against Michigan
in front of a packed house at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium, and
that goal proved to be the game winner in a 3-1 victory over the
Wolverines that clinched the Big Ten title.
In his junior season, Mason sent the
Buckeyes to the NCAA’s second round
by converting his penalty kick in the 15th
round of an epic penalty shootout as OSU
advanced past Akron in the first round.
Mason played over 7,400 career minutes for
the Buckeyes.
Mason earned three Academic All-Big
Ten and OSU Scholar-Athlete honors, and
also picked up two Big Ten Distinguished
Scholar awards and one NSCAA All-East
Scholar recognition. He was named a Big
Ten Sportsmanship Award winner in 2014,
and also participated in the 2015 Bucks Go
Pro Summer Internship Program to further
develop his professional leadership and
career skills.
A graduate of Big Walnut High School,
Mason led the Golden Eagles with 16 goals
and 14 assists as a junior, and captained
the first team in school history to post an
undefeated regular season. He played club
ball for the Columbus Crew Academy, and
was named both the organization’s U-16
and U-18 Player of the Year during his
tenure there.
Mason earned a bachelor’s degree in operations management at Ohio
State in 2016.
Mason, a native of Galena, Ohio, was the winner of the 2015 Senior
CLASS Award® in NCAA Division I men’s soccer. The award,
FALCON SUPPORT STAFF
JASON SAMUELSEN
DIR. OF OPERATIONS • THIRD SEASON
Jason Samuelsen enters his third season with the BGSU
men’s soccer program. After serving as a student
manager in 2014, Samuelsen is beginning his second
season as the director of soccer operations for head coach
Eric Nichols and the Falcons.
In Samuelsen’s first year with the program, the Falcons
put together one of the most successful seasons in the last few decades. BG went 14-6-1
overall and tied for third in the MAC with a 2-2-1 league ledger.
The 2014 Falcons finished with a winning record for the first time in 14 years, and the
overall win total was the program’s highest in 17 seasons. BGSU more than doubled the
previous season’s win total, and the Falcons advanced to the championship match of the
MAC Tournament for the first time since 2003.
BGSU has won a total of 23 matches over Samuelsen’s first two seasons with the
program.
Samuelsen, a native of Rapid City, S.D., is a graduate of Stevens H.S., where he played
varsity soccer for two seasons. In 2013, the Raiders had a record of 9-1-0 in the regular
season and reached the championship game of the South Dakota state tournament.
Samuelsen, a junior at the University, is a sport management major. He played club
ball for Rushmore Soccer Club for six years, and obtained his E coaching license in the
winter of 2013.
RAMI ALAZHARI
STUDENT MANAGER • SECOND SEASON
Rami Alazhari enters his second season as a student
manager with the BGSU men’s soccer program. He helps
head coach Eric Nichols and his staff with a myriad of
duties at practices, in the office and on match day.
Alazhari, a native of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, is a senior at
BGSU, and is majoring in sport management. He was a
goalkeeper for the Manila Nomads youth team, and also played for the Manila Nomads
Braves. Alazhari was named the Braves’ Player of the Year in 2011.
FALCON SUPPORT STAFF / MEDIA INFORMATION
MARY ANKROM
ATHLETIC TRAINING • SECOND SEASON
Mary Ankrom enters her second season as a graduate assistant in
athletic training at Bowling Green State University. She works
primarily with the softball and men’s soccer programs.
Ankrom came to BGSU after spending the 2014-15 academic year
at fellow Mid-American Conference member Miami University. She
was an athletic training intern with the RedHawks, working with the
swimming and diving program.
Ankrom, a native of Geneva, Ohio, earned her undergraduate degree in athletic training from
Ashland University, graduating in 2014. She is a sport administration major at BGSU, and is
scheduled to earn her master’s degree in sport administration in 2017.
MEDIA INFORMATION
BGSU men’s soccer releases and other information can be accessed
via the internet. Log on to BGSUFalcons.com to receive information
on all 18 of BGSU’s intercollegiate sports. The men’s soccer site
includes a schedule, roster, all press releases (usually in portable
document [.pdf] as well as text format), results (including boxscores)
and up-to-date statistics as well as historical program information and
other Falcon men’s soccer tidbits. Members of the media can request
to receive releases and notes via e-mail by contacting BGSU men’s
soccer SID Mike Cihon ([email protected]).
CREDENTIALS / PRESS BOX SEATING
Admission to BGSU home soccer matches is free, but press box
space is limited. Press and photo credentials for Falcon home soccer
events SHOULD BE REQUESTED AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN
ADVANCE. Seating is limited to working press only. Requests should
be directed to...
Mike Cihon, BGSU Athletic Communications
247 Perry Stadium East
Bowling Green, Ohio 43403-0030
[email protected]
INTERVIEWS
All interviews with players and coaches should be arranged through
the athletic communications office. Please allow at least 24 hours
(longer, if possible) to set up interviews. Phone numbers for
student-athletes (in any sport) will not be made available. Studentathletes will not be asked to miss class for any interviews or media
opportunities. Arrangements will be made for telephone and/or inperson interviews at a mutually-agreeable time.
RADIO, TV & INTERNET BROADCASTS
Requests for permission to broadcast must be made to Mike Cihon at
least one week prior to the match.
PHOTOGRAPHERS
While admission is free, photographers and videographers will need
a credential to shoot from the sidelines. Please see a member of the
BGSU athletic communications or soccer game operations staff prior
to the match. Photographers may not stand in the team bench areas,
and may not block the view of fans at any time.
DIRECTIONS & PARKING
The quickest way to Cochrane Stadium is via Interstate 75. Take exit
181 off of I-75 and head west (toward Doyt Perry [football] Stadium)
on Wooster Street. Turn right at the second light (Mercer Road).
Proceed past the BGSU Ice Arena and turn right on Stadium Drive.
The Cochrane Stadium parking area will be on your right, past the Ice
Arena but before you reach Perry Stadium. Parking is free.
NOTE: In the event of inclement weather, fans and media members
may be asked to park in the BGSU Ice Arena, ice arena overflow or
Perry Stadium lots.
POST-GAME INTERVIEWS
Post-game interviews will be conducted on the field, approximately
10 minutes after the conclusion of the game unless circumstances
dictate otherwise. Contact Mike Cihon or a member of the athletic
communications staff to set up an interview with Coach Eric Nichols
or a BGSU men’s soccer student-athlete.
MEET THE 2016 FALCONS
THE FALCON RETURNEES
PRONOUNCED: AH-jee-man
BISMARK AGYEMAN • #2
5-9 • R-SO. • GHANA
2015
Named to the Academic All-MAC Team ... played in all 19
matches, starting 17 ... had five points, all coming on assists
... tied for the team assists lead and was sixth on the Falcons
in points ... had a pair of helpers in the season-opening win
against SIUE ... assisted on the Falcons’ first two goals of the
season, by Ryan James and Pat Flynn, as BG scored three
times in a span of just over four minutes ... just two days
later, recorded two assists for the second-straight game as the
Falcons downed Western Illinois ... also had an assist in BG’s
win over IPFW ... played a total of 1418 minutes, the seventhhighest total on the Falcons.
2014
Joined the Falcons in October and did not see match action ...
wore uniform #12 as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL
A graduate of Horizon Science Academy (‘12), where he
played three years on the varsity team under coach Ibrahim
Said ... National Honor Society member.
PERSONAL
Bismark Agyeman was born on Sept. 26, 1995 in Ghana ...
son of Eric Agyeman and Mary Yeboah ... the fourth of five
children ... has two older brothers, an older sister and a younger
brother ... a pharmacy major at BGSU.
BISMARK AGYEMAN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
2014................
GP-GS
G
A
Pts Shots Shot%
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
0
2015................
19-17
0
5
5
10
.000
4
.400
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
19-17
0
5
5
10
.000
4
.400
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 2, SIUE -- Aug 28, 2015 ; Western Illinois -- Aug 30, 2015
Assists: 2, SIUE -- Aug 28, 2015 ; Western Illinois -- Aug 30, 2015
Shots: 2, at Wright State -- Oct 27, 2015
PRONOUNCED: AWE-den
MAX AUDEN • #17
5-11 • 5-SR. • NAPERVILLE, ILL.
AUDEN AND THE FALCONS
Entering the 2016 season, has career totals of 22 points on
seven goals and eight assists ... three of his seven goals have
been game winners ... has played in 56 matches as a Falcon,
starting 54.
2015
A tri-captain ... named to the Academic All-MAC Team ... also
named a MAC Distinguished Scholar Athlete for the secondstraight season ... started all 19 matches, playing 1693 of a
possible 1756 minutes on the year ... had six points on a goal
and four assists ... was fifth on the team in scoring, and tied for
fourth in assists ... was fourth on the team in minutes played ...
had an assist on Pat Flynn’s third goal of the day in a win over
Western Illinois ... was named to the All-Tournament Team
at the Veterans Memorial Cup, hosted by Marshall ... had the
primary assist on Flynn’s tying goal with under 13 minutes to
go in the second half vs. IPFW, in a game BG went on to win,
3-2 ... scored late in the first half of the match at Ohio State ...
headed home a ball from Alexis Souahy near the right goalpost
... had an assist on the tying goal with 15 minutes to go in BG’s
come-from-behind win at Wright State ... that assist came when
he played a gorgeous ball over the top of the WSU defense to
Keaton Reynolds ... had an assist on the winning goal, scored
by Ryan James with under 12 minutes left in the second half, at
Appalachian State.
2014
Was named to the MAC All-Tournament Team ... also was
named an all-league first-team selection by the College Sports
Madness web site ... named to the Academic All-Ohio First
Team by the OCSA ... was named to the Academic All-MAC
MAX AUDEN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2013................
16-14
0
1
Pts Shots Shot%
1
12
.000
3
.250
0
0-0
2014................
21-21
6
3
15
28
.214
13
.464
3
0-0
2015................
19-19
1
4
6
24
.042
7
.292
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
56-54
7
8
22
64
.109
23
.359
3
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 4, Western Michigan -- Nov 01, 2014
Goals: 2, Western Michigan -- Nov 01, 2014
Assists: 2, Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014
Shots: 5, Western Michigan -- Nov 01, 2014
Team as well ... additionally, was named a MAC Distinguished
Scholar Athlete in the first year of that award’s existence ... was
inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete
Honor Society, in March of 2015 ... started all 21 matches,
and played 1962 of the 1972 total minutes on the year ... had
15 points on six goals and three assists ... ranked fourth on the
team in scoring, and was second on the Falcons in goals ... also
was second on the team, and tied for fourth in the MAC, in
game-winning goals (three) ... was sixth in the league in both
goals and goals per game (0.29), and ranked seventh in the
conference in points and 10th in points per game (0.71) ... in
MAC games only, tied for third in the league in goals (three),
goals per game (0.60) and points (six), and deadlocked for
fourth in points per game (1.20) ... tied for the MAC lead with
two GWG in conference games ... in fact, scored the matchwinning goal in each of BGSU’s three victories (two regularseason, one tournament) against MAC opponents on the season
... those GWGs came on back-to-back-to-back weekends, as
BG downed Western Michigan (Nov. 1), Northern Illinois
(Nov. 8) and West Virginia (Nov. 14) ... scored a ‘Golden Goal’
against WVU, in the semifinal round of the MAC Tournament
... took a pass from Pat Flynn and scored from the left side of
the six-yard box with just under a minute gone in the OT period
... that goal sent BGSU to the league tourney championship for
the first time in 11 years ... had two goals vs. WMU, including
the overtime winner in BG’s 2-1 triumph ... scored his first
goal with under 15 minutes left in regulation vs. the Broncos,
then won the match with his second header goal of the day in
the 100th minute ... along with Jacob Roth, he became the first
Falcon to score multiple overtime winners in a season in the
‘Golden Goal’ Era, which began in 1997 ... four of his six goals
came in the month of November ... also had goals vs. Duquesne
(Sept. 7) and Eastern Illinois (Sept. 19) ... had two assists in the
win over Findlay (Sept. 2), and added one assist against IUPUI
(Aug. 29) ... had a season-high five shot attempts vs. WMU,
putting two on goal ... in the WVU match in the league tourney,
took four shots, putting all four on goal (and his final one in the
goal).
2013
Earned honorable mention on the Academic All-MAC Team
... played in 16 of the Falcons’ 19 matches, making 14 starts
... after playing in just one of the first four games of the year,
played in each of the last 15 ... was in the starting lineup for
all but one of those final 15 matches, playing at an outside
defender position ... had one assist on the year, coming in his
collegiate debut, vs. Malone (Aug. 30) ... played 90 or more
minutes in 10 matches, and played a total of 1323 minutes on
the season, ranking eighth on the team.
2012
Did not see match action.
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at Naperville North H.S. (‘12) under
Jim Konrad, a BGSU men’s soccer alumnus ... helped the
Huskies to DuPage Valley Conference titles in each of those
three seasons ... team went 58-8-6 in that three-year span,
including an undefeated regular season in 2011 ... scored the
winning goal in the second overtime to send the Huskies to
the state semifinals in 2010 ... a two-time all-league selection
who also earned all-sectional honors ... a three-time academic
all-league choice ... North won three regional titles in as many
years ... captained the team as a senior ... made the honor roll in
every semester.
PERSONAL
John Maxwell Auden was born on March 31, 1994 in Lombard,
Ill. ... son of Jim and Lisa Auden ... the oldest of three children
... has a brother and a sister ... an accounting major at BGSU,
with a 3.619 cumulative GPA through the Spring 2016 semester
... played club ball with the Galaxy Soccer Club for coach Brett
Strang (a BGSU men’s soccer alum), serving as a three-year
captain.
CHASE BETENSON • #19
6-0 • JR. • TWINSBURG, OHIO
2015
Played in four matches off the bench, seeing a total of 56 minutes of
action ... made his 2015 debut in the Michigan State game on Sept.
29, after being sidelined due to injury ... played a season-high 44
minutes in the IUPUI match.
2014
Played in nine matches, making five starts, in his first collegiate
season ... had one assist on the year ... played in just one of the
team’s first 11 matches of the season, seeing 28 minutes of action
in the win over Findlay (Sept. 2) ... had an assist on classmate Brad
Macomber’s second-half goal vs. the Oilers ... beginning with
the Akron match (Oct. 11), played in seven consecutive matches,
starting the last five during that stretch ... those starts came against
Ohio State (Oct. 22), West Virginia (Oct. 25), Detroit (Oct. 29),
Western Michigan (Nov. 1) and Wright State (Nov. 4) ... played a
season-high 71 minutes in the WMU match, and played 66 minutes
against Buffalo (Oct. 18), 59 vs. WSU and 52 at UDM ... also saw
action in the MAC Tournament semifinal-round win over WVU,
with 21 minutes of work.
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Twinsburg H.S. (‘14) ... led the Tigers in
both goals and assists in all four years ... earned OSSCA All-State
First-Team honors as a senior after being named to the second team
the previous year ... helped the team to a combined record of 37-1119 in his four years, with career totals of 52 goals and 37 assists ...
earned All-Northeast Ohio Conference honors in all four years, and
earned All-Greater Cleveland First-Team accolades three times after
being named to the second team as a freshman... had a career-high
17 goals in 2012, when the Tigers went 13-0-3 overall and captured
the NOC championship ... captained the team as a senior.
PERSONAL
Chase Edward Betenson was born on Dec. 12, 1995, in Murray,
Utah ... son of Alex and Jennifer Betenson ... has an older brother
and a younger sister ... a biology major at BGSU, with a 3.093
cumulative GPA through the spring 2016 semester ... played club
ball with Everest Soccer Club and Twinsburg AC.
CHASE BETENSON - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2014................
9-5
0
1
1
4
.000
2
.500
0
0-0
2015................
4-0
0
0
0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
13-5
0
1
1
5
.000
2
.400
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS
Pts Shots Shot%
[all-time ranking]:
Points: 1, Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014
Shots: 2, Buffalo -- Oct 18, 2014
PAT FLYNN • #11
6-0 • SR. • NAPERVILLE, ILL.
FLYNN AND THE FALCONS
After just two seasons in a BGSU uniform, has scored 54
points in just 36 games, on 23 goals and eight assists ... is one
goal and five points from moving into the top 10 on those
respective BG career charts ... through his first two years,
BGSU is 13-0-0 in matches in which he scores at least one
goal.
2015
Named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America First Team,
becoming the second player in BG men’s soccer history to
earn Academic A-A honors on two occasions ... was one of
just three juniors named to the first team ... also was named
to the Academic All-District Team for the second consecutive
season ... was named to the Missouri Athletic Club’s (MAC)
Hermann Trophy Watch List in August ... was one of just 30
men’s soccer players nationally to be added to the prestigious
list ... named to the All-MAC Second Team for the secondstraight season ... also was chosen to the Academic All-MAC
Team ... and, was named a MAC Distinguished Scholar Athlete
for the second-straight season ... was one of three finalists for
BGSU’s Male Junior Scholar-Athlete-of-the-Year award at
The Ziggys, BGSU’s Athletics Honors Night ... led the team in
scoring for the second consecutive season, despite missing the
last four matches of the season due to injury ... had 22 points
on nine goals and four assists ... paced the Falcons in goals
and points, and tied for fourth on the team in assists ... was
inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College Athlete
Honor Society, in February of 2016 ... had three multiplegoal games for the second-straight year, with a hat trick and
a pair of two-goal outings ... had a goal and an assist -- just
17 seconds apart -- in BG’s season-opening win over SIUE,
as the Falcons scored three times in a span of just over four
PAT FLYNN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS (AT BGSU)
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2014................
21-21
14
4
Pts Shots Shot%
32
56
.250
35
.625
6
0-0
2015................
15-14
9
4
22
44
.205
23
.523
2
0-0
TOTAL...............
36-35
23
8
54
100
.230
58
.580
8
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Goals: 5, Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014
Assists: 1, 9 times
Shots: 9, Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014 ; vs Evansville -- Sep 11, 2015
minutes ... scored BG’s second goal in that stretch, then stole
the ensuing kickoff, eluded the ‘keeper and fired a low shot
that was blocked by a defender on the goal line ... Joe Sullivan
blasted home the ensuing rebound ... two days later, had a hat
trick against Western Illinois ... scored the first goal of the
match, just 2:36 in, then scored twice in the second half after
WIU had cut BG’s lead to 2-1 ... his final goal of the day came
from a seemingly-impossible angle ... he took a pass from
Bismark Agyeman behind the defense and poked the ball past
the charging WIU ‘keeper ... then, from near the end line, he
perfectly caromed a shot off of the far post and into the net ...
after his four-goal, nine-point weekend vs. SIUE and WIU,
was named MAC Player of the Week on Aug. 31 ... that same
day, was named to the College Soccer News National Team
of the Week ... the next morning (Sept. 1), was named to the
TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week, and also was named a
Stud of the Week by HERO Sports ... had a five-point night in
a 3-0 win over Cleveland State ... figured in the scoring of all
three goals, assisting on Sullivan’s goal less than four minutes
in, then doubling the BG lead with under nine minutes gone ...
capped the scoring midway through the second half ... had his
second-straight five-point game, again figuring in the scoring
of all three BG goals, in a win over Evansville ... had the lone
assist on a Ryan James goal that opened the scoring, then
scored goals late in the first half and early in the second ... had
nine shots, including six on goal, vs. the Aces ... was named
to the All-Tournament Team at the Veterans Memorial Cup,
hosted by Marshall ... that tourney included the UE game ...
was named a Stud of the Week by HERO Sports for the second
time in 2015 after his performance in that Evansville contest ...
had a three-point match in the Falcons’ come-from-behind win
over IPFW ... scored the tying goal with under 13 minutes left
in the second half, then assisted on Sullivan’s winner with less
than 10 minutes to go ... the assist came on a give-and-go play,
with a nifty backheel pass finding Sullivan for the winning shot
... was tripped in the penalty box by the goalkeeper in the West
Virginia match, as he looked to elude said ‘keeper ... the play
resulted in a penalty kick that gave the Falcons a 2-0 lead with
14 minutes left in that win ... was injured on that play, however,
and missed the remainder of that match along with BG’s final
four contests of the season.
2014
An Academic All-American ... named to the Capital One
Academic All-America Second team ... also earned academic
all-district first-team honors ... named to the NSCAA/
Continental Tire All-Great Lakes Region First Team ... BGSU’s
first all-region first-team selection since the 2000 season ...
named to the All-Ohio First Team by the Ohio Collegiate
Soccer Association (OCSA) ... an All-MAC Second-Team
honoree ... also named to the Academic All-MAC Team ...
was named a MAC Distinguished Scholar Athlete in the first
year of that award’s existence ... also was named to the allconference first team by the College Sports Madness web site
... additionally, was one of three finalists for both BGSU’s
Male Athlete of the Year and Male Newcomer of the Year for
2014-15 ... started all 21 matches ... was one of the top scorers
in the MAC -- and the nation -- with 14 goals and 32 points
... those totals were the highest by a Falcon since 1996 ... his
goal total was the third highest in a season in program history,
while his point total tied him for fifth on that BGSU list ... six
of those 14 goals proved to be game winners ... he was directly
involved in the scoring of nine game-winning goals, as three
of his four assists on the season came on the winning tally ...
he led the MAC in GWG, and tied for the league lead in total
goals ... was second in the MAC in shots (56), and tied for
second in points, points per game (1.52) and goals per game
(0.67) ... ranked fifth in the conference in shots per game (2.67)
... had eight goals in the first three games, including a fivegoal, 11-point performance in the win over Findlay (Sept. 2)
... he tied the school single-match records for both goals and
points that had stood for nearly 33 years ... scored at least one
goal in six of the first seven games of the season, and hit the
crossbar with a shot in overtime of the seventh game ... his first
BGSU goal came in the win over IUPUI (Aug. 29) ... scored
two goals against both Niagara (Sept. 5) and Eastern Illinois
(Sept. 19), and also found the back of the net vs. Northern
Kentucky (Sept. 12), Michigan (Sept. 16), Detroit (Oct. 29)
and West Virginia (Nov. 14), with the latter goal coming in the
semifinal round of the MAC Tournament ... had a three-point
match vs. WVU, with an assist on Max Auden’s ‘Golden Goal’
that sent BG to the league tourney championship match ...
his goal at UDM came in overtime, in the 109th minute ... in
addition to the assists vs. UF and WVU, also had helpers vs.
Niagara (for a five-point match) and St. Bonaventure (Sept.
28) ... laid the ball off to Joe Sullivan, who scored the GWG
with under 14 minutes to go, in the SBU match ... a two-time
MAC Player of the Week, earning the honor on both Sept. 8
and Sept. 22 ... the first P-O-W award came after he had scored
seven goals and 16 points the previous week ... was named the
MAC’s Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week on Sept. 24 ... was
selected as the U.S. College Sport Division-I P-O-W on Sept.
17 ... was named to the College Soccer News National Team of
the Week on Sept. 22 after scoring three goals, including both
GWG, in the Falcons’ wins over U-M and EIU ... a day later,
he was named the MAC’s P-O-W by College Soccer Madness
... was named the No. 3 player in the MAC in the Top Drawer
Soccer midseason player rankings ... had 56 shot attempts on
the season, putting 35 on target (62.5%) ... enrolled at BGSU
for the spring 2014 semester, and participated in practices and
spring matches.
2013 at DePAUL
Played in 15 matches, making five starts, for the Blue Devils ...
had five points, including a pair of goals and an assist ... scored
in his collegiate debut, vs. Green Bay, and also found the back
of the net in a win over UIC ... his assist came in another win,
over Loyola (Ill.) ... had a total of eight shot attempts, with five
on frame.
PERSONAL
Pat Flynn was born on Aug. 17, 1994 ... son of David and
Kathy Flynn ... has two brothers ... an accounting major at
BGSU, with a 3.875 cumulative GPA through the Spring 2016
semester ... played club ball with Galaxy Soccer Club, helping
that team to a national championship.
HIGH SCHOOL
Named an All-American his senior year at Naperville Central
(‘13), after scoring 30 goals and adding 10 assists ... Chicago
Sun-Times and Daily Herald Player of the Year that season ...
set school season and career records for both goals and points
... helped the Redhawks to a state runner-up finish in the Class
3A tournament.
Pat Flynn scored five goals and 11 points against
Findlay in just his second game as a Falcon,
tying the school single-game records in each category. Flynn had all 11 of his points in the first
half of that 8-0 win at Cochrane Stadium.
PRONOUNCED: ja-NEE-nee
VINCENT GIANNINI • #20
5-9 • SO. • SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
2015
Played in six matches, making two starts ... played a total of
205 minutes on the season ... after playing a total of just 15
minutes over the first 14 matches, drew his first collegiate start
vs. West Virginia, and played 57 minutes of that BGSU shutout
win at Cochrane Field ... played in one of those first 14 games,
but beginning with that WVU contest, saw action in each of the
last five matches of the year ... played 53 minutes in the win at
Appalachian State and 40 against Akron.
HIGH SCHOOL
Graduated from Christian Brothers H.S. Lewisham in
September of 2014 ... his coaches included John Carnabucci,
Domenic Hudap and Vincenzo Colagiuri ... was a four-time
MVP and two-time Player of the Year for the Lewo, helping
the team to four league (Metropolitan Catholic Colleges) and
two runner-up finishes in six years ... team won the 2012 state
championship after finishing as runner up the previous year
... captained the team every year from 2009-14 ... named the
school’s Academic Sportsman of the Year in 2014.
PERSONAL
Vincent Anthony Giannini was born on May 29, 1996 in
Sydney, Australia ... son of Greg and Rosa Giannini ... the
oldest of three children ... has two sisters ... an economics
major at BGSU, with a cumulative GPA of 3.814 through
the Spring 2016 semester ... played club ball with numerous
teams including Sydney Olympic FC, Marconi Stallions FC,
Sutherland Sharks FC and Rockdale City Suns FC ... played
for the FFA Australian Junior Socceroos and was an AFC Asian
All-Star representative ... gained selection into the New South
Wales Institute of Sport (NSWIS) on a soccer scholarship ... his
accolades also include being selected into the U17 Australian
National Team training squad and the Australian U19 School
Boy squad.
VINCENT GIANNINI - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG%
GW
PKs
2015................
6-2
0
0
Pts Shots Shot%
0
2
.000
SOG
2 1.000
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
6-2
0
0
0
2
.000
2 1.000
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 1, at Akron -- Nov 07, 2015 ; at Wright State -- Oct 27, 2015
PRONOUNCED: GREE-da
DOMINIC GRIDA • #3
5-7 • SO. • NORTH ROYALTON, OHIO
2015
Played in four matches off the bench ... saw a total of 53
minutes of action on the year ... saw 19 minutes of action in the
Falcons’ win over Cleveland State, and played 18 minutes in
the victory against Evansville.
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at North Royalton H.S. (‘15) ... was
an OSSCA All-Ohio Second-Team selection in 2013, helping
the Bears to a 14-2-2 overall record and a second Northeast
Ohio Conference championship in three years .. was the NOC
Player of the Year that season, earning all-conference first-team
honors for the second consecutive year after earning honorable
mention as a freshman ... had a career total of 26 goals and 29
assists, including 19 of each as a junior ... captained the team in
that junior season ... did not play high-school soccer during his
senior year, playing academy soccer with the Crew Academy
U18 team instead.
PERSONAL
Dominic Joseph Grida was born on Jan. 4, 1997 in Cleveland,
Ohio ... son of Sam and Rena Grida ... has an older sister ... a
sport management major at BGSU, with a 3.111 cumulative
GPA through the Spring 2016 semester ... father played
baseball and mother played softball collegiately at Mount
Union ... has played club ball with the Columbus Crew Soccer
Academy.
DOMINIC GRIDA - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2015................
4-0
0
0
Pts Shots Shot%
0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
4-0
0
0
0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 1, Cleveland State -- Sep 06, 2015
IAN HASKIN • #5
5-7 • JR. • CHESTERFIELD, MICH.
2015
2014
Appeared in 12 matches, making three starts ... played in each
of the Falcons’ first four matches of the year ... then, saw action
in just one of the next 10 contests ... drew a start in that lone
match, vs. Eastern Illinois (Sept. 19) ... played in each of the
final seven games of the season, and was in the starting lineup
for the wins over Wright State (Nov. 4) and Northern Illinois
(Nov. 8) ... played 91 minutes in the OT victory over WSU,
and was on the pitch for all 90 minutes of the win at NIU that
clinched a berth in the MAC Tournament ... played in both of
the league tourney matches, including 35 minutes of action
against Akron (Nov. 16) in the championship match ... had a
pair of shot attempts in the Western Michigan match (Nov. 1)
... wore uniform #16 as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at Anchor Bay H.S. (‘14) under
coaches Don Dzuik and Nate Williams ... led the Tars with
six goals as a freshman ... despite playing in a total of just 10
games over the next two years, scored eight goals in that time
... that total included six goals in six games as a junior ... did
not play as a senior ... was a kicker on the Anchor Bay football
team.
PERSONAL
Ian James Haskin was born on Dec. 18, 1995, in St. Clair
Shores, Mich. ... son of Gary and Jeanine Haskin ... has an
older sister and two younger brothers ... sister, Olivia, is on the
women’s soccer team at Tiffin ... a biology major at BGSU ...
played club ball with Waza FC.
IAN HASKIN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2014................
12-3
0
0
0
2
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
2
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
2015................
TOTAL...............
Pts Shots Shot%
0
12-3
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 2, Western Michigan -- Nov 01, 2014
PRONOUNCED: PRAY-ag JEE-na
PRAYAG JINA • #10
5-8 • JR. • AURORA, OHIO
2015
Saw action in four matches ... played a total of 49 minutes ... missed
much of the season due to injury ... played 15 minutes in the Falcons’
win over Western Illinois, and saw a season-high 23 minutes of action
in the victory against Evansville ... after coming off the bench to
play in the Dayton match on Sept. 23, however, was sidelined for the
season’s final 11 matches.
2014
Played in seven matches off the bench, and had two points on the year
... picked up a pair of assists in the Falcons’ win over Findlay (Sept.
2), on goals by Pat Flynn and Brad Macomber ... played a season-high
49 minutes in BG’s victory against Wright State (Nov. 4), and saw 40
minutes of action vs. UF ... played a significant role in the win over
WSU ... twice played passes to classmate Keaton Reynolds in the
penalty area, and Reynolds was taken down, leading to BG penalty
kicks (and BG goals) on both occasions ... the second such play
came in overtime of the 2-1 win ... was on the pitch for a total of 160
minutes on the year ... wore uniform #2 as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Aurora H.S. (‘14) under coach Chris
Gentile ... helped the Greenmen to three consecutive district
championships, including a regional title and a state semifinal
appearance in 2012 ... had nine goals and 35 assists in his AHS career,
and earned All-Chagrin Valley Conference, all-district and All-Greater
Cleveland honors ... also earned academic all-conference honors ...
captained the team as a senior ... National Honor Society member.
PERSONAL
Prayag Jina was born on June 25, 1996, in Birmingham, England ...
son of Shashi and Ranjan Jina ... has an older brother ... international
business major at BGSU, with a 3.274 cumulative GPA through the
Spring 2016 semester ... has extensive Olympic Development Program
experience, having played on the ODP Region II team for four years ...
was invited to the US Soccer ID2 Camp under the direction of the US
National Coaching staff ... played club ball with Everest Soccer Club.
PRAYAG JINA - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2014................
7-0
0
2
Pts Shots Shot%
2
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
2015................
4-0
0
0
0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
11-0
0
2
2
2
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 1, Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014 ; vs Evansville -- Sep 11, 2015
PRONOUNCED: KOO-mer
NOAH KUMMER • #33
6-2 • R-FR. • BROOKVILLE, OHIO
2 015
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Dayton Carroll H.S. (‘15) under
coach Scott Molfenter ... was named the Ohio Division II
Player of the Year by the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches
Association (OSSCA) in his senior year of 2014 ... also, of
course, named to the All-Ohio First Team ... also named to
the all-state team by the TopDrawerSoccer.com web site ...
set the state record for career shutouts, with 51 ... a fouryear starter, he had a career record of 66-5-12 ... led the
Patriots to state championships in both 2011 and ‘12, and
earned First-Team All-Ohio honors in both 2013 and ‘14 ...
was the only goalkeeper named to the NSCAA Fall High
School All-America Team in 2014 ... earned the NSCAA
All-America Team honor in each of his last two years ... also
was named to the all-area team, the Academic All-Ohio Team
and the NSCAA All-Great Lakes Region Team in each of
those two seasons, and twice was named the Miami Valley
Scholastic Soccer Coaches Assoc. D-II Player of the Year ...
the Patriots won Greater Catholic League titles in each of his
four seasons, with a conference record of 30-0-6 during that
time ... captained the team as a senior ... was chosen to play
in the Boys High School All-American Game in Raleigh,
N.C., as part of the East All-American Team ... also lettered in
basketball ... National Honor Society.
PERSONAL
Noah Benjamin Kummer was born on August 6, 1996 in
Dayton, Ohio ... son of Ray and Paula Kummer ... the youngest
of three children ... has a pair of brothers ... political science
major at BGSU, with a cumulative GPA of 3.851 through
the Spring 2016 semester ... has played club ball with Ohio
Galaxies FC Elite 96, captaining that team.
BILLY LARSEN • #1
6-0 • R-SO. • ST. CHARLES, ILL.
2015
Did not see match action ... wore uniform #28 during the 201516 academic year.
2014
Did not see match action ... wore uniform #33 in his first
season on campus.
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at St. Charles North H.S. (‘14) for
coach Eric Willson ... an All-Area First-Team selection for the
North Stars as a senior, and earned Academic All-Upstate Eight
Conference accolades in each of his final three years ... a twotime team captain.
PERSONAL
William James Larsen, Jr., was born on Oct. 11, 1995, in St.
Charles, Ill. ... son of Bill and Lisa Larsen ... the oldest of three
boys ... a biology (pre-medicine) major at BGSU, with a 3.111
cumulative GPA through the spring 2016 semester ... played
club ball with Campton United, helping that team to a pair of
State Cup semifinal appearances along with an Illinois state
championship in 2013.
PRONOUNCED: MAY-comb-err
BRAD MACOMBER • #9
5-6 • JR. • MUSKEGON, MICH.
2015
Named to the Academic All-MAC Team ... appeared in 16 matches,
making 10 starts ... had one assist on the season ... assisted on Pat
Flynn’s tying goal with under 13 minutes left in the second half
vs. IPFW, as BG went on to down the Mastodons, 3-2 ... began the
scoring play by winning the ball in the Falcons’ end, then beat several
IPFW players and played a long ball forward into the penalty area ...
started each of the first six matches of the year, and also started fourstraight contests from late September through early October ... played
all 90 minutes in the season-opening win over SIUE, and saw 67 or
more minutes in each of five other contests.
2014
Played in 20 matches, making five starts ... had six points on two goals
and a pair of assists ... had goals in back-to-back home matches ...
scored his first collegiate goal in the win over Findlay (Sept. 2) ... was
involved in the scoring of both BGSU goals in a 2-1 win vs. Northern
Kentucky (Sept. 12), with a goal late in the first half, and an assist on
the winning goal with just over five minutes left ... also had an assist
against Eastern Illinois (Sept. 19) ... made starts in three-straight
matches -- vs. Cleveland State (Oct. 7), Akron (Oct. 11) and Buffalo
(Oct, 18) -- and also was in the starting XI for late-season wins over
Wright State (Nov. 4) and Northern Illinois (Nov. 8) ... played a
season-high 86 minutes at CSU, and was on the pitch for 83 minutes
against WSU ... played a total of 787 minutes on the year.
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at Reeths-Puffer H.S. (‘14) for coach
Keith Knapp ... all-state honorable mention as a junior ... earned allconference (O-K Black), all-district and all-region first-team honors
that season, helping the team go 15-6 ... Rockets posted double-digit
win totals in all three seasons ... did not play high-school soccer as a
senior, instead playing for his club team ... National Honor Society.
PERSONAL
Bradley Richards Macomber was born on Oct. 25, 1995, in
Muskegon, Mich. ... son of Larry Macomber and Lisa Bayne ... has
three sisters, one older and two younger ... a biology major at BGSU,
with a cumulative GPA of 3.188 through the Spring 2016 semester ...
played club ball with Alliance Academy.
BRAD MACOMBER - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2014................
20-5
2
2
Pts Shots Shot%
6
15
.133
5
.333
0
0-0
2015................
16-10
0
1
1
5
.000
4
.800
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
36-15
2
3
7
20
.100
9
.450
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 3, Northern Kentucky -- Sep 12, 2014
Goals: 1, Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014 ; Northern Kentucky -- Sep 12, 2014
Assists: 1, Northern Kentucky -- Sep 12, 2014 ; IPFW -- Sep 18, 2015 ; Eastern Illinois -- Sep 19, 2014
Shots: 3, Wright State -- Nov 04, 2014 ; Findlay -- Sep 02, 2014
PRONOUNCED: moo-STAH-fa
MOE MUSTAFA • #4
6-0 • SO. • WESTLAKE, OHIO
2015
Played in seven matches, starting five ... played a total of 340
minutes ... missed the last few matches of the season due to
injury ... did not see action in the first eight matches of the
season, then made his BGSU debut in the Michigan State
game on Sept. 29 ... checked into that match with just under
12 minutes left in the first half, playing the remainder of the
period ... then, played over 20 minutes of the second half vs.
the Spartans ... the following match, vs. Northern Illinois on
Oct. 3, saw him make his first collegiate start ... played all 96plus minutes of that contest ... played 80 minutes at Ohio State,
and was on the pitch for 79 minutes of BGSU’s match vs.
nationally-ranked Syracuse ... wore uniform #4 during his first
year with the Falcons.
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Westlake H.S. (‘15) for coaches
Mike Besu and Doug Khunz ... was an All-Southwestern
Conference First-Team selection three times, after earning
second-team honors as a freshman ... twice earned All-Greater
Cleveland First-Team honors ... was the WHS Defensive MVP
on two occasions ... helped the Demons to an overall record
of 47-9-10 and trips to the district finals in each of his last two
years ... Westlake advanced to the regional finals during his
sophomore season.
PERSONAL
Mohammed Wael Mustafa was born on June 30, 1997 in
Cleveland, Ohio ... son of Wael and Nabila Mustafa ... the
fourth of five children ... has two older sisters, a younger sister
and a younger brother ... plans to major in business at BGSU ...
has played club ball with several teams including the Columbus
Crew Academy.
MOE MUSTAFA - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2015................
7-5
0
0
Pts Shots Shot%
0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
7-5
0
0
0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 1, at Ohio State -- Oct 07, 2015
PRONOUNCED: pug-LEESE
PETER PUGLIESE • #12
5-8 • SO. • CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO, CANADA
PUGLIESE AND THE FALCONS
After graduating high school early, enrolled at BGSU for the
Spring 2015 semester, and competed with the Falcons during
the spring season.
2015
Played in nine matches off the bench ... was sidelined by
injuries for much of the season ... made his BGSU debut in the
Falcons’ win over Evansville on Sept. 11, playing 37 minutes
... then, was injured in BG’s next game, vs. Robert Morris, and
was sidelined for nearly a month ... returned to the pitch for the
IUPUI match of Oct. 10 ... played a season-high 57 minutes in
the season’s final match, at Akron, and also played 46 minutes
at nationally-ranked Syracuse ... saw 38 minutes of time in the
win at Appalachian State.
HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Jacob Hespeler Secondary School in Cambridge,
Ontario ... in addition to soccer, played volleyball, basketball
and badminton for the school.
PERSONAL
Peter Pugliese was born on Oct. 12, 1997 ... son of Matt and
Lesley Pugliese ... has a younger brother ... a mathematics
major at BGSU, with a 3.743 cumulative GPA through the
Spring 2016 semester ... played for the Cambridge Supersonics
U21 team in the Ontario Soccer League ... has played for the
Cambridge Soccer Club for many years ... also played for the
Team Ontario U16 team that captured a national championship
in the summer of 2013 ... set up the winning goal in the goldmedal game, a 1-0 victory over Alberta.
PETER PUGLIESE - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2015................
9-0
0
0
Pts Shots Shot%
0
5
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
9-0
0
0
0
5
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Shots: 2, vs Evansville -- Sep 11, 2015
KEATON REYNOLDS • #14
6-0 • JR. • NOBLESVILLE, IND.
2015
Played in 14 matches, starting two ... had four points on a goal and
two assists ... made the first start of his BGSU career in the Falcons’
win over Drexel ... his first collegiate point came in his home state, as
he had the primary helper on Joe Sullivan’s goal to tie the game late in
regulation at IUPUI ... scored his first collegiate goal with just over 15
minutes to go, tying the score in what proved to be a 3-2, come-frombehind win at Wright State ... had the primary assist on Ryan James’
game-winning goal with under 12 minutes at Appalachian State
... in addition to the Drexel match, earned a start for that win over
Appalachian State ... played a season-high 55 minutes at Akron, and
played 39 minutes vs. Buffalo and 35 against WSU.
2014
Played in five matches, including each of the last four games of the
season, off the bench ... played 30 minutes in the Findlay match
(Sept. 2), his lone appearance over the first 17 games of the year ...
saw his first action in over two months in the Wright State contest
(Nov. 4), and contributed heavily to the Falcons’ win ... twice was
taken down in the penalty area, leading to a penalty kick in each case
... Jacob Roth converted both of those PKs, with the second coming
in overtime in BG’s 2-1 victory ... played 23 minutes in that match
... saw 10 minutes of action in the Falcons’ win at Northern Illinois
(Nov. 8), a win that clinched a berth in the MAC Tournament ...
then, played in each of the two tourney matches ... saw 12 minutes of
action vs. West Virginia (Nov. 14), and played 22 minutes in the MAC
Tournament championship match vs. Akron (Nov. 16).
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Noblesville H.S. (‘14) for coach Brian
Prange ... helped the Millers to three sectional championships and one
regional title ... had 15 career goals, including eight as a senior when
the team advanced to the regional finals.
PERSONAL
Keaton Bradley Reynolds was born on Oct. 24, 1995, in Indianapolis,
Ind. ... son of Brad and Leslie Reynolds ... has a younger brother ...
a criminal justice major at BGSU, with a cumulative GPA of 3.086
through the Spring 2016 semester ... father played basketball at
California Baptist Univ. ... played club ball with Carmel United Elite.
KEATON REYNOLDS - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2014................
5-0
0
0
Pts Shots Shot%
0
2
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
2015................
14-2
1
2
4
12
.083
5
.417
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
19-2
1
2
4
14
.071
5
.357
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 2, at Wright State -- Oct 27, 2015
Goals: 1, at Wright State -- Oct 27, 2015
Assists: 1, at Appalachian State -- Nov 03, 2015 ; at IUPUI -- Oct 10, 2015
Shots: 2, 4 times
TATE ROBERTSON • #7
5-9 • SO. • SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
2015
Played in 18 matches, making 17 starts ... had three points on a
goal and an assist ... first collegiate point came on an assist in the
Falcons’ win over Western Illinois ... blasted a shot toward goal
which deflected off of teammate Joe Sullivan and found the back
of the net ... hit the post with a shot in the first half of the IPFW
game ... scored the winning goal with just under 10 minutes to
go as BGSU downed Wright State, 3-2, on the road ... played all
109-plus minutes at Ohio State and all 110 minutes of the IUPUI
contest ... those matches were part of a five-game stretch in which
he was on the field for every second ... played a total of 1426
minutes on the season ... wore uniform #26 as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Springfield Catholic Central H.S. (‘15)
for coach Shane Latham ... an All-Ohio First-Team selection in
Division III as a senior, when he scored a whopping 44 goals ...
was the top scorer in all of Division III and was third in the state in
scoring among all divisions ... named his league’s (Ohio Heritage
Conference) Player of the Year as a senior, earning All-OHC
First-Team honors for the third consecutive year ... had career
totals of 105 goals and 64 assists and helped the Irish to four OHC
championships, three district titles and an additional trip to the
district finals ... the team went 65-14-5 during his four years ...
captained the team as a senior ... in addition to his state-leading
44 goals, had 10 assists as a senior ... scored 36 goals and added
26 assists as a junior, after posting totals of 20 goals and 22 assists
in his sophomore year ... had five goals and six helpers during his
freshman campaign ... also earned three letters in basketball.
PERSONAL
Tate Boswell Robertson was born on May 31, 1997 in Springfield,
Ohio ... son of Mark and Cyndi Robertson ... an only child ... plans
to major in sports medicine at BGSU ... has played club ball with
Ohio Galaxies FC, helping his team to a 29-4-3 record in 2014.
TATE ROBERTSON - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2015................
18-17
1
1
Pts Shots Shot%
3
24
.042
8
.333
1
0-0
TOTAL...............
18-17
1
1
3
24
.042
8
.333
1
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 2, at Wright State -- Oct 27, 2015
Goals: 1, at Wright State -- Oct 27, 2015
Assists: 1, Western Illinois -- Aug 30, 2015
Shots: 3, at IUPUI -- Oct 10, 2015 ; at Buffalo -- Oct 30, 2015 ; IPFW -Sep 18, 2015
JACOB ROTH • #18
6-0 • SR. • CLEVELAND, OHIO
ROTH AND THE FALCONS
Has played in 46 matches, making 41 starts, in his BG career
... over the last two seasons, has started all 40 of the Falcons’
matches, and has 32 points on 10 goals and 12 assists ... has
three career game-winning goals, and is 6-for-6 on penalty
kicks in his BG career.
2015
Started all 19 matches on the year, playing 1753 of a possible
1756 minutes ... ranked second on the Falcons in minutes
played, and was third on the team in scoring, with 14 points ...
had five goals to rank third on the Falcons in that category as
well ... tied for fourth on the team with four assists ... assisted
on one of Pat Flynn’s three goals in a 4-1 win over Western
Illinois ... converted a penalty kick midway through the first
half for what proved to be the winner in a 1-0 victory over
Drexel ... helped the Falcon defense keep a second-straight
clean sheet vs. Cleveland State, and nearly scored in that match
as well, hitting the crossbar with a free kick ... came off of the
pitch for just over three minutes, midway through the second
half of that 3-0 win over CSU ... those were the only minutes
he did not play all season ... picked up an assist on a Flynn
goal early in the second half of a win over Evansville ... that
assist came on a corner kick ... earned another assist at Ohio
State with a long ball into the box ... Alexis Souahy headed that
pass across the goalmouth to Max Auden, who scored at the
far post ... scored the first goal of the match at IUPUI, heading
home a Joe Sullivan corner kick ... converted a penalty kick at
Western Michigan ... scored on another PK in the next match,
giving BG an insurance goal with just under 14 minutes left
in a 2-0 home win over West Virginia ... scored BG’s first goal
on a diving header late in the first half of the team’s win at
JACOB ROTH - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2013................
6-1
0
0
Pts Shots Shot%
0
2
.000
0
.000
0
0-0
2014................
21-21
5
8
18
33
.152
18
.545
2
3-3
2015................
19-19
5
4
14
39
.128
16
.410
1
3-3
TOTAL...............
46-41
10
12
32
74
.135
34
.459
3
6-6
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 4, Wright State -- Nov 04, 2014
Goals: 2
[t-5th], Wright State -- Nov 04, 2014
Assists: 2
[t-2nd], 4 times
Wright State, scoring off of a free kick by Joe Sullivan ... had
an assist on Souahy’s goal that opened the scoring in a 2-1
win at Appalachian State ... led the Falcons in scoring in MAC
matches.
2014
Named to the All-MAC Second Team, and also was voted to
the MAC’s All-Tournament Team ... was chosen to the allleague first team by the College Sports Madness web site ...
twice was named the MAC Player of the Week by CSM, on
Oct. 13 and Nov. 10 ... also named to the Academic All-MAC
in the first year of that award’s existence ... additionally, was
voted to the Academic All-Ohio First Team by the OCSA ...
started all 21 matches on the year, playing 1902 of a possible
1972 minutes ... had 18 points, good for second on the team,
on five goals and a team-leading eight assists ... tied for third
on the team in goals ... tied for second in the MAC in assists,
and was fourth in assists per game (0.38) ... was sixth in the
league in both points and points per game (0.86), and tied for
seventh in goals ... scored 10 of those points, including four
goals, in the month of November ... had two assists in backto-back games, vs. Findlay (Sept. 2) and Niagara (Sept. 5) ...
his first collegiate goal came in overtime in his hometown,
as he put a free kick inside the far post for a ‘Golden Goal’ at
Cleveland State (Oct. 7) ... scored a goal in each of BGSU’s
MAC Tournament matches, including a penalty kick that tied
the game late in regulation of the semifinal-round win over
West Virginia (Nov. 14) ... the goal vs. WVU came with 8:39
left in regulation, after he was taken down in the penalty
box ... scored the game’s first goal in the league tourney
championship, converting a free kick against Akron (Nov. 16)
... had a pair of goals, both on PKs, in the Falcons’ 2-1 win
over Wright State (Nov. 4) ... the second goal vs. the Raiders
came in OT ... along with Max Auden, became the first BGSU
player to score multiple overtime winners in a season in the
‘Golden Goal’ Era, which began in 1997 ... had assists on both
goals in the Falcons’ 2-1 overtime win over Western Michigan
(Nov. 1) ... also had assists vs. Duquesne (Sept. 7) and IPFW
(Oct. 1) ... BGSU’s primary free-kick and corner-kick taker.
2013
Saw action in six matches, making one start ... played a total
of 152 minutes at an outside-back position ... lone start of the
season came in the Detroit match (Oct. 8) ... played a seasonhigh 40 minutes against Malone (Aug. 30) ... had an assist in
the Falcons’ exhibition win over Cincinnati at Cochrane Field
(Aug. 24).
HIGH SCHOOL
Earned a pair of letters at St. Ignatius H.S. (‘13) under coach
Mike McLaughlin ... earned All-State First-Team honors in
2012, scoring five goals and adding nine assists as the Wildcats
went 15-1-3 and advanced to the district final ... was named
team MVP, and was one of just 40 seniors from across the
nation selected to compete in the High School Soccer AllAmerican Game in Birmingham, Ala., in December of 2012
... during his four years with the program, the Wildcats did not
lose a single regular-season game ... St. Ignatius won the state
championship in 2011, his junior season.
PERSONAL
Jacob Michael Roth was born on March 20, 1995, in Fairview
Park, Ohio ... son of Jeff and Kim Roth ... has an older brother
and a younger sister ... engineering technology major at BGSU
... has played club ball for Cleveland United SC, helping that
team to State Cup runner-up finishes in 2011, ‘12 and ‘13.
PRONOUNCED: a-LEX-ee SWAH-hee
ALEXIS SOUAHY • #8
6-0 • JR. • SAINT ETIENNE AU MONT, FRANCE
2015
Started all 19 matches in his first season with the Falcons ... had
four points on a goal and two assists ... was the only member of
the Falcons to play every second of every match, a total of 1756plus minutes ... first point at BG came on Pat Flynn’s first goal in a
3-0 win over Cleveland State ... also had an assist at Ohio State ...
headed a ball across the goalmouth to Max Auden, who scored at
the far post to tie that game late in the first half ... scored his first
goal at BGSU, opening the scoring in the 28th minute in a win
at Appalachian State ... outleaped his would-be defender to head
home Jacob Roth’s free kick.
2014 AT NOTRE DAME COLLEGE
Started all 18 matches for the NDC Falcons ... had four points on a
pair of goals ... both of those goals, scored a week apart, proved to
be game winners ... scored the first goal of the match in a 3-0 win
over Wheeling Jesuit (Sept. 13) ... that goel came only 50 seconds
into the match ... then, scored the only goal in a 1-0 victory vs.
West Virginia Wesleyan one week later (Sept. 20) ... that goal
came in the 72nd minute ... played 1674 of the team’s 1682 total
minutes ... the Falcons finished with a 10-6-2 overall record and
a 7-3-2 mark in the Mountain East Conference ... NDC earned an
at-large berth to the NCAA Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL
Graduated from Saint Joseph (‘13) in Le Havre, France, which he
attended for three years.
PERSONAL
Alexis Souahy was born on Jan. 13, 1995, in Montreuil, SeineSaint-Denis, France ... son of Yolaine Souahy ... international
business major at BGSU, with a 3.266 cumulative GPA through
the Spring 2016 semester ... has played for Le Havre Athletic
Club, helping that team to fourth-place finishes in both the U19
National Championship and the Championnat de France amateur
2 (CFA 2) Championship ... the CFA 2 is the fifth division of the
French football league system.
ALEXIS SOUAHY - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS (AT BGSU)
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2015................
19-19
1
2
Pts Shots Shot%
4
10
.100
3
.300
0
0-0
TOTAL...............
19-19
1
2
4
10
.100
3
.300
0
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 2, at Appalachian State -- Nov 03, 2015 ; IPFW -- Sep 18, 2015
Goals: 1, at Appalachian State -- Nov 03, 2015 ; IPFW -- Sep 18, 2015
Assists: 1, at Ohio State -- Oct 07, 2015 ; Cleveland State -- Sep 06, 2015
JOE SULLIVAN • #22
5-10 • SR. • NAPERVILLE, ILL.
SULLIVAN AND THE FALCONS
Enters the 2016 season with career totals of 39 points on 13
goals and 13 assists ... seven of his 13 goals have been game
winners ... has played in 58 matches, starting 45.
2015
Named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America Second Team
... also earned CoSIDA Academic All-District Team honors
... was named to the Academic All-MAC Team, and also was
named a MAC Distinguished Scholar Athlete for the second
consecutive season ... and, was one of three finalists for
BGSU’s Male Junior Scholar-Athlete-of-the-Year award at
The Ziggys, BGSU’s Athletics Honors Night ... started all 19
matches, playing 1644 of a possible 1756 minutes ... had 17
points on six goals and five assists ... tied for the team assists
lead, and was second on the Falcons in both goals and points
... led the Brown and Orange with three game-winning goals ...
BGSU was 5-0-1 in matches when he scored at least one point
... was inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma, the National College
Athlete Honor Society, in February of 2016 ... recorded a pair
of four-point games ... led the Falcons with 61 shot attempts
and 28 shots on goal ... scored BG’s third goal vs. SIUE, as
the Falcons found the back of the net three times in just over
four minutes in the season opener ... two days later, had a goal
and two assists in BG’s 4-1 win over Western Illinois ... nearly
scored a second goal in that game, as a shot was deflected by
the ‘keeper and caromed off the crossbar ... had a three-point
night as BG blanked Cleveland State, 3-0 ... scored the opening
goal with under four minutes gone, then had the primary assist
on Pat Flynn’s first goal of the night in the ninth minute ...
scored two goals, including the winner, in BG’s come-frombehind victory over IPFW ... his first goal tied the game at 1-1
early in the second half ... then, after the Mastodons retook the
lead, BG tied the contest with under 13 minutes to go, before
JOE SULLIVAN - YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS
OFFENSE
GP-GS
G
A
SOG
SOG%
GW
PKs
2013................
19-6
2
2
Pts Shots Shot%
6
15
.133
7
.467
2
0-0
2014................
20-20
5
6
16
43
.116
18
.419
2
0-0
2015................
19-19
6
5
17
61
.098
28
.459
3
0-0
TOTAL...............
58-45
13
13
39
119
.109
53
.445
7
0-0
SINGLE-GAME HIGHS:
Points: 4, 4 times
Goals: 2, vs Niagara -- Sep 05, 2014 ; IPFW -- Sep 18, 2015
Assists: 2, Western Ill. -- Aug 30, 2015 ; Eastern Ill. -- Sep 19, 2014
Shots: 7, at IUPUI -- Oct 10, 2015
Sullivan scored again with just over nine minutes left ... in
addition to scoring two goals, he also blocked an IPFW shot
off of the goal line with under seven minutes remaining ... for
his efforts in that IPFW game, was named the MAC Player of
the Week on Sept. 21 ... had three points, with a goal and an
assist, at IUPUI ... had the primary assist on the first goal of
the match, as Jacob Roth headed home his corner kick ... then,
scored the tying goal with under eight minutes left in regulation
... split the West Virginia defense with a pass to Flynn late in
that BG win ... Flynn was taken down in the box on the play,
leading to a penalty kick that gave the Falcons a 2-0 lead with
14 minutes to go ... had an assist on Jacob Roth’s goal late in
the first half of the win at Wright State, as Roth headed home
his free kick ... hit the crossbar with a shot early in the second
half of that game.
2014
Named to the Capital One Academic All-District First Team
... chosen to the all-league second team by the College Sports
Madness web site ... also named to the Academic All-MAC
in the first year of that award’s existence ... additionally, was
voted to the Academic All-Ohio Second Team by the OCSA ...
played in 20 matches, starting all 20 ... had 16 points on five
goals and six assists ... finished third on the team in scoring,
and was tied for second on the Falcons in assists ... deadlocked
for third on the team in goals ... tied for fifth in the MAC in
assists ... was sixth in the league in points, and was seventh in
points per game ... tied for seventh in the MAC in goals, ranked
ninth in shots and tied for ninth in goals per game ... two of
his goals proved to be the game winner, vs. Niagara (Sept. 5)
and St. Bonaventure (Sept. 28) ... scored a pair of goals in the
Niagara match, which was part of the Duquesne Invitational
... was named to the Duquesne Invite’s All-Tournament Team
... at SBU, scored what proved to be the winner with under
14 minutes to go in BG’s 1-0 victory ... had three points,
with a goal and an assist, vs. Findlay (Sept. 2) ... also had a
goal in the Falcons’ win over Northern Illinois (Nov. 8) that
clinched a berth in the MAC Tournament ... had two assists
against Eastern Illinois (Sept. 19), and also had a helper on
the overtime GWG in the MAC Tournament’s semifinal-round
match vs. West Virginia (Nov. 14) ... had an assist on the
winner, late in the second half, of BG’s 1-0 win at IPFW (Oct.
1) ... also had an assist at Michigan (Sept. 16), on what also
proved to be the winning goal in another 1-0 victory ... played a
total of 1809 minutes on the season ... was listed as the No. 18
player in the MAC in Top Drawer Soccer’s midseason player
rankings.
2013
Played in all 19 matches in his first season with the Falcons,
starting six ... had six points to tie for fourth on the team ...
scored two goals -- both of which proved to be game-winning
goals -- and added a pair of assists ... tied for the BG lead in
GWG ... deadlocked for fifth in the MAC in game-winning
scores ... those goals came on the road against Buffalo (Oct.
4) and Davidson (Oct. 19) ... the UB goal came in the second
half of a 1-0 MAC win ... headed home Vlad Lekarev’s cross at
the far post early in the Davidson match ... assisted on Danny
Baraldi’s late goal in that Davidson contest, for a three-point
match ... other assist came vs. Detroit (Oct. 8) ... his 990
minutes included a season-high 90 at Akron (Sept. 21), as he
played the entire contest vs. the nationally-ranked Zips ... had a
goal in the Falcons’ exhibition win over Cincinnati at Cochrane
Field (Aug. 24).
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at Naperville North H.S. (‘13) under
coach Jim Konrad, a BGSU men’s soccer alum ... earned
All-State honors as a senior in 2012, after leading the team
in scoring with 16 goals and 20 assists ... a three-time AllDuPage Valley Conference selection ... finished second in
school history with 36 career assists ... helped the Huskies to
a combined record of 57-9-3 over his last three years, with a
conference championship in all three seasons ... had 14 goals
and 18 assists as a junior, when North went 21-1-1 overall
... scored five goals and added 10 assists in his sophomore
campaign, as the Huskies finished fourth in the state ... team
captain as a senior ... National Honor Society ... Illinois State
Scholar ... named to the Honor Roll in all eight semesters of
high school, and was a Distinguished Honor Roll recipient in
six of those semesters.
PERSONAL
Joseph Patrick Sullivan was born on Sept. 2, 1994, in
Naperville, Ill. ... son of Tim and Marilyn Sullivan ... the oldest
of two boys ... business administration major at BGSU, with a
3.897 cumulative GPA through the Spring 2016 semester ... has
played club ball for the Galaxy Soccer Club ... helped that team
to a state championship as well as a national title in 2012 ... a
three-year captain for the Galaxy.
FALCON NEWCOMERS
CHRIS BRENNAN • #6
5-10 • FR. • COPLEY, OHIO
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Copley
H.S. (‘16) under coach David Antal
... became the school’s all-time
leading scorer ... a three-time AllOhio First-Team selection, and was
named Ohio’s Mr. Soccer in Division I in 2014 ... was also the
Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association Player of the Year
that season ... was named Ohio’s Gatorate Player of the Year by
USA Today in ‘14 ... in 2015, was a repeat selection to the NSCAA
Boys’ Fall High School All-America Team ... he was one of 56
players named to that team, but one of only three repeat selections
... led the Indians to Suburban League titles in both his junior and
senior seasons after second-place finishes in his first two years ...
had seven goals and a pair of assists as a freshman, then registered
18 goals and six helpers in his sophomore campaign ... had 63
points on 23 goals and 17 assists as a junior, as Copley finished
20-1-1, earning sectional, district and regional titles and advancing
all the way to the state semifinals ... became Copley’s career
scoring leader in early September of 2015, when he scored his
50th career goal ... in his senior season, had 65 points on 28 goals
and 10 assists, helping the Indians to a 15-3-1 record ... was named
the 2015 SL Player of the Year ... finished his career with 76 goals
and 35 assists, for a whopping total of 187 points ... was named to
the West Team for the High School All-American game, held in
Raleigh, N.C., in December of 2015 ... captained the Indians as a
senior ... was named to the honor roll in all four years.
PERSONAL
Christopher Joseph Brennan was born on Sept. 10, 1997, in
Copley, Ohio ... son of Thomas and Jacqueline Brennan ... the
third of four children ... has an older brother, an older sister and
a younger brother ... plans to major in finance at BGSU ... has
played club ball for Team Challenger Crew Juniors.
MITCHELL EVANS • #23
5-9 • FR. • TROY, OHIO
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at Troy
H.S. (‘16) under coach Richard
Phillips ... an All-Greater Western
Ohio Conference (GWOC) firstteam selection for the Trojans as a
junior ... missed his entire senior
season due to an ACL injury ... scored 10 goals and added
four assists as a junior ... was also named to the Miami Valley
Coaches Association first team that season ... had four goals as
a sophomore and was named second-team All-GWOC North ...
the Trojans went 12-5-1 in 2014 after posting a 13-3-3 record
the previous year ... was named a team captain.
PERSONAL
Mitchell Jeffrey Evans was born on Dec. 2, 1997, in Dayton,
Ohio ... son of Doug and Mindy Evans ... has a younger sister
... currently undecided upon a major at BGSU ... has played
club ball for Ohio Galaxies 97 Elite ... also played for the Ohio
South State Team from 2009-13.
FALCON NEWCOMERS
NICK JOHNSON • #28
6-3• JR. • ST. CHARLES, MO.
PRIOR TO BGSU
Attended Lewis and Clark
Community College in Godfrey,
Ill., for two years ... earned NSCAA
Junior College First-Team All-North
Region honors for the Trailblazers of
head coach Tim Rooney ... also was named to the All-Region 24
First Team, and was named the All-Region Goalkeeper of the Year
... had a total of 86 saves as L&C finished with a record of 18-4-1
in 2015, winning the region 24 championship and advancing to
the NJCAA National Tournament ... had a 10-3-1 record, a goalsagainst average of 1.78 and a pair of shutouts in 2015 ... also had a
saves percentage of .819 ... in his freshman season, had a shutout
in his lone start, and had a GAA of 0.00 in two total appearances
... played behind a sophomore All-American as the Trailblazers
went 10-5-1.
HIGH SCHOOL
A three-year letterwinner at Francis Howell H.S. (‘14) under
coach Mike Enright ... earned all-conference (GAC South) and
All-Southeast Region first-team honors for the Vikings as a senior
... captained that 2013 team ... Vikings advanced to the state
quarterfinals in his sophomore year of 2011 ... also lettered in
volleyball.
PERSONAL
Nicholas Jack Johnson was born on Feb. 4, 1996, in St. Charles,
Mo. ... son of Robbie Johnson and Sue Bker ... mother played
volleyball at Florrisant Valley Coll. ... has an older sister ... plans
to major in marketing at BGSU ... has played club ball for the St.
Louis Lions.
PRONOUNCED: ma-JESS-kee
CHARLIE MACIEJEWSKI • #15
5-8 • FR. • CINCINNATI, OHIO
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year letterwinner at The
Summit Country Day School (‘16)
under coach Scott Sievering ... was
the Ohio Division III Player of
the Year in 2015, scoring 22 goals
and adding 29 assists as the Silver
Knights won a third state championship in his four years ... was
the Miami Valley Conference Player of the Year as a senior
as well ... named to the 2015 NSCAA Boys’ Fall High School
All-America Team ... the Silver Knights outscored opponents,
43-0, during the 2015 state tournament, including a 9-0 win in
the championship game ... team went 72-10-6 during his four
seasons, capturing state crowns in his freshman, sophomore
and senior campaigns ... Silver Knights went 31-1 in the
postseason during those four years ... a two-time team captain.
PERSONAL
Charles Joseph Maciejewski was born on Oct. 4, 1997, in
Denver, Colo. ... son of Theresa Maciejewski ... the youngest of
three children ... has a brother and a sister ... plans to major in
business marketing at BGSU ... has played club ball for Kings
Hammer Academy.
FALCON NEWCOMERS
ROBERT MILLER III • #21
6-0 • FR. • YORK, PA.
HIGH SCHOOL
Attended West York H.S., YSC
Academy, and Central York H.S.,
graduating from the latter (‘16)
... did not play soccer for his high
school team ... played for PA
Classics Academy team during that time ... YSC Academy is
a private high school affiliated with the Philadelphia Union of
MLS.
PERSONAL
Robert Leroy Miller III was born on Aug. 21, 1998, in York,
Pa. ... son of Todd and Sharon Stites ... has two younger sisters
... plans to major in business accounting at BGSU ... has
played club ball for the PA Classics, playing for that program’s
academy team ... also has played for the Philadelphia Union
U-15/16 and U-17/18 teams.
PRONOUNCED: MWEM-bee-a
ANTHONY MWEMBIA • #24
6-0 • FR. • TOULOUSE, FRANCE
PRIOR TO BGSU
Played for Castanet in the CFA2
in 2015-16 ... developed in the
Toulouse Football Club Academy
and was a starter with TFC from
the U14 to U19 levels ... also has
started games with the club’s pro
reserve team ... captained the U19 National TFC Team, and
also played regularly with the CFA Team in the Fourth Division
and trained with the pro team in the French Ligue 1.
PERSONAL
Anthony Jordan Mwembia was born on April 12, 1996, in
Toulouse, France ... son of Kabeya Mwembia and Marthe
Bilo’o Messi ... has two older sisters ... plans to major in
business at BGSU.
FALCON NEWCOMERS
PRONOUNCED: ROW-bull
TOM WROBEL • #16
6-0 • FR. • MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, CANADA
HIGH SCHOOL
A four-year member of the varsity
team at St. Aloysius Gonzaga
Catholic Secondary School (‘16)
... a three-year starter who was
named the team’s MVP in each of
his last two years ... the Bulldogs advanced to the Region of
Peel Secondary School Athletic Association (ROPSSAA) finals
and the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations
(OFSAA) quarterfinals in 2014, before advancing to the
ROPSSAA quarterfinal round in ‘15 ... captained the soccer
team in both 2015 and ‘16 ... also competed on the school’s
volleyball and cross country teams ... Honour Roll all four
years.
PERSONAL
Tom Oscar Wrobel was born on Jan. 18, 1998, in Mississauga,
Ontario ... son of Michal and Anna Wrobel... the oldest of
two children ... has a younger brother ... cousin, Michael
Krzeminski, was a member of the Canadian U-20 men’s soccer
team and played professionally for Slask Wroclaw in Poland
... plans to major in health science at BGSU ... has played club
ball for North Mississauga Soccer Club, and has captained that
team since 2010 ... the club has won multiple titles including
the Ontario Cup championship in both 2012 and ‘13, and the
Canadian National Championship in 2012 ... was a starter for
the NMSC team in League1 Ontario in 2016.
The first game under the lights in program history came on Oct. 22, 2011, as the
Falcons took on Hartwick College, and a large contingent of BGSU men’s soccer
alumni came back to Bowling Green to witness the historic event. That group of alums
included Gary Kovacs (left photo, second from right), who was a major donor in the
Cochrane Field lights project. Kovacs was recognized on the field at that match.
THE 2016 FALCONS
SENIORS
From left: Jacob Roth, Pat Flynn, Max Auden & Joe Sullivan
BGSU MEN’S SOCCER CAMPS
The BGSU men’s soccer program holds a
number of camps and clinics throughout
the year, that provide fun, excitement
and instruction for kids of all ages. To
learn more about the opportunities, or to
register for an upcoming camp, log on to
bgsoccercamps.com.
2015 MATCH-BY-MATCH BOX SCORES
BG
Aug. 28, 2015
Sept. 3, 2015
UE
Cochrane Stadium (Bowling Green, Ohio)
Scoring 12F Scoring 12F SIUE
0
1
1
DU
0
0
0
BGSU
3
0
3
BGSU
1
0
1
MATCH 1
MATCH 3
BGSU 3, SIUE 1
BGSU 1, Drexel 0
39:22
Flynn (James, Jacob Roth) 51:30
Ian McGrath (Vince DiPrimio) 82:50
Saves
12F
BGSU
UD
0
1
3
2
3
3
Goalkeepers
BGSU – Ryan Heuton (3/90)
UD – Justin Saliba (3/90)
Scoring Summary
MATCH 6
UD Maik Schoonderwoerd (Andrew Lightner, Tommy Harr) 13:09
Saves
12F Saves
12F Scoring 12F UD Kissima Bojang (–) 23:43
UD Amass Amankona (Lalas RMU
1
0
1
SIUE
1
2
3
DU
4
3
7
Abubakar) 49:20
BGSU
0
0
0
BGSU
1
0
1
BGSU
1
1
2
UD Michael Frasca Shots
12F Goalkeepers (saves/minutes)
Goalkeepers
(Schoonderwoerd) 60:28
RMU
5
3
8
SIUE – Joe Smith 0/45:00);
DU – Jacob Jordan (7/90)
UD Schoonderwoerd (Amankona) BGSU
8
19
27
Kyle Dal Santo (2/45:00)
74:52
UD Anthony Keene (Carlos Saves
12F
Scoring Summary
Sendin) 80:10
RMU
3
7
10
Scoring Summary
BG Jacob Roth (PK) 24:30
BGSU
0
0
0
BG Ryan James (Bismark Agyeman) 24:28
Goalkeepers
MATCH 9
MATCH 4
BG Pat Flynn (Agyeman) 28:24
RMU – Brenden Alfery (9/90)
Michigan State 1, BGSU 0
BGSU
3,
Cleveland
State
0
BG Joe Sullivan (Flynn) 28:41
BGSU – Ryan Heuton (0//90)
Sept. 29, 2015
Sept. 6, 2015
SIUEJabari Danzy (A. Kendall-
Scoring Summary
Moullin) 61:23
RM Neco Brett (–) 20:18
Shots
SIUE
BGSU
12F Shots
5
7
6
4
11
11
DU
BGSU
12F Robert Morris 1, #24 BGSU 0
3
10
3
8
6
18
Sept. 13, 2015
Veterans Memorial (Huntington, W.Va.)
Scoring 12F
Scoring 12F
MSU
BGSU
0
0
Shots
12F
Scoring 12F Saves
12F IPFW
0
2
2
MSU
3
4
7
12F
MATCH 2
CSU
BGSU
0
2
BGSU 4, Western Illinois 1
Shots
12F BGSU 3, IPFW 2
Aug. 30, 2015
Scoring 12F
WIU
BGSU
1
2
Shots
12F
WIU
BGSU
Saves
WIU
BGSU
2
7
0
2
9
7
1
4
11
14
12F
3
1
2
3
5
4
Goalkeepers
WIU – Sam Copp (4/90)
Scoring Summary
BG Pat Flynn (Joe Sullivan) 2:36
BG Sullivan (Tate Robertson, Bismark Agyeman) 20:08
WIU Conrad Hager (Fernando Pacheco) 25:33
BG Flynn (Sullivan, Jacob Roth)
53:19
BG Flynn (Agyeman, Max Auden) 78:50
CSU
BGSU
Saves
CSU
BGSU
4
13
1
0
1
3
13
1
0
3
7
26
2
Goalkeepers
Sept. 18, 2015
12F Goalkeepers
Saves
Scoring Summary
Joe Sullivan (Pat Flynn, Ryan James) 3:56
Flynn (Sullivan, Alexis Souahy) 8:51
Flynn (James) 66:10
IPFW
BGSU
12
24
BGSU
UE
12F
2
3
2
3
4
6
Goalkeepers
UE – Matthew Keller (6/68:00); Greg Niven (0/22:00)
Scoring Summary
BG Ryan James (Pat Flynn) 30:14
BG Flynn (James, Jake Martin) 0
2
3
4
MSU – Zach Bennett (3/90)
5
0
2
3
7
3
MS DeJuan Jones (Jason Stacy)
88:12
Goalkeepers
EIU – Raphael Kotzock (7/90)
FW
#24 BGSU 3, Evansville 1
BG
Sept. 11, 2015
Veterans Memorial (Huntington, W.Va.)
Scoring 12F FW
BGSU
2
1
3
BG
UE
0
1
1
Shots
12F BG
BGSU
11
9
20
UE
4
10
14
Saves
11
12
12F Scoring Summary
MATCH 10
Northern Ill. 1, BGSU 0 (OT)
Scoring Summary
MATCH 5
BGSU
1
0
7
7
3
2
Shots
9
12
3
4
5
0
3
12
3
MSU
BGSU
BGSU
IPFW
BGSU
CSU – Nick Ciraldo (7/90)
BG
BG
BG
MATCH 7
1
0
Spencer Brown (Thilo Korperich) 51:31
Joe Sullivan (Bismark Agyeman, Jake Martin) 56:41
Jose Rodriguez (Oscar Uyamadu, Zach Tom) 63:12
Pat Flynn (Max Auden, Brad Macomber) 77:35
Sullivan (Flynn) 80:51
MATCH 8
Oct. 3, 2015
Scoring
1 2OT F
Shots
1 2OT F
Saves
1 2OT F
NIU
BGSU
NIU
BGSU
NIU
BGSU
0
0
9
3
0
4
0
0
6
9
4
2
1
0
1
0
1 16
0 12
0
0
4
6
Goalkeepers
Dayton 6, BGSU 0
NIU – Andrew Glaeser (4/96:39)
BGSU – Ryan Heuton (6/96:39)
Sept. 23, 2015
Baujan Field (Dayton, Ohio)
Scoring 12F Scoring Summary
BGSU
UD
0
2
Shots
12F
BGSU
UD
9
6
0
4
6
11
0
6
NI
Giovanni Garcia (Albert Levett) 96:39
15
17
2015 MATCH-BY-MATCH BOX SCORES
MATCH 11
Ohio State 2, BGSU 1 (2-OT)
Oct. 7, 2015
Jesse Owens Memorial (Columbus, Ohio)
Scoring
BGSU
OSU
Shots
BGSU
OSU
Saves
BGSU
OSU
1 2OT O2 F
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
2
1 2OT O2 F
6
4
4
6
0
1
1 11
2 13
1 2OT O2 F
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
Goalkeepers
BGSU – Ryan Heuton (0/109:57)
OSU – Chris Froschauer (2/109:57)
Scoring Summary
OS
BG
OS
Austin Bergstrom (Liam Doyle) 7:30
Max Auden (Alexis Souahy, Jacob Roth) 38:28
Christian Soldat (Doyle) 109:57
Goalkeepers
Shots
Scoring Summary
Saves
BGSU – Nick Landsberger (6/90)
SU – Hendrick Hilpert (2/90)
SU
SU
SU
Ben Polk (Oyvind Alseth, Julian Buescher) 14:38
Buescher (Andreas Jenssen) 46:22
Louis Cross (–) 74:59
BGSU
WMU
Oct. 10, 2015
Carroll Stadium (Indianapolis, Ind.)
1
2
3
Scoring Summary
Scoring
1 2OT O2 F
Shots
1 2OT O2 F
BGSU
IUPUI
BGSU
IUPUI
Saves
BGSU
IUPUI
1
1
1
1
8 13
8 9
0
0
4
3
0
0
2
2
2 27
2 22
1 2OT O2 F
1
2
2
4
1
1
0
1
4
8
Goalkeepers
IUPUI – Eduardo Cortes (8/110)
Scoring Summary
BG
IU
IU
BG
Jacob Roth (Joe Sullivan) 5:57
Clint Hoffar (Jacob Singer, Nick Anderson) 38:17
Cristian Soto (Hoffar) 49:01
Sullivan (Keaton Reynolds) 82:14
WM
WM
BG
Carlos Suarez (Brandon Bye, Nick Wysong) 39:01
Suarez (Sean Conerty) 51:17
Jacob Roth (PK) 59:49
WVU
BGSU
0
0
0
2
0
2
BGSU
SU
Saves
BGSU
SU
12F
1
8
3
10
4
18
4
1
8
2
#10 Akron 4, BGSU 0
Nov. 7, 2015
FirstEnergy Stadium (Akron, Ohio)
Scoring 12F
BGSU
UA
0
3
Shots
12F
BGSU
UA
Saves
BGSU
UA
4
11
0
1
4
6
0
4
8
17
12F
1
2
2
2
3
4
Goalkeepers
UA – Jake Fenlason (4/90)
Scoring Summary
Stuart Holthusen (Sam Gainford) 11:53
Gainford (Holthusen, Richie Laryea) 12:41
Holthusen (Nate Shultz, Adam Najem) 20:31
Tyler Sanda (Andrew Souders, Najem) 73:18
12F
1
2
1
4
2
6
UB – Joseph Kuta (6/90)
WVU
BGSU
Saves
12F
WVU
BGSU
3
2
2
2
5
4
Goalkeepers
Ryan James (–) 75:24
Marcus Hanson (Daniel Cramarossa) 86:07
Russell Cicerone (Steven Stryker) 88:00
MATCH 18
BGSU 2, Appalachian State 1
Nov. 3, 2015
Ted Mackorell Stadium (Boone, N.C.)
Scoring 12F
BGSU
ASU
1
1
Shots
12F
Saves
12F
BGSU
ASU
BGSU
ASU
MATCH 16
BGSU 3, Wright State 2
Oct. 27, 2015
Alumni Field (Dayton, Ohio)
5
5
3
1
1
0
3
4
1
2
ASU – Paul West (3/90)
WSU
Scoring Summary
1
1
2
1
2
1
8
9
4
3
Goalkeepers
Scoring 12F
12F BGSU
4
1
Saves
Shots
Scoring 12F
Shots
MATCH 19
UA
UA
Scoring 12F BGSU
0
1
1
UA
UB
0
2
2
Shots
12F UA
BGSU
5
10
15
UB
3
11
14
BG
UB
12F UB
5
7
12
8
8
16
BG Danny Shea (–) 70:09
BG Jacob Roth (PK) 76:09
0
3
7
6
Scoring 12F Scoring Summary
Scoring Summary
0
2
4
3
Oct. 30, 2015
UB Stadium (Buffalo, N.Y.)
Goalkeepers
#16 Syracuse 3, BGSU 0
0
1
3
3
Marquis Payton (Eric Lynch) 12:16
Jacob Roth (Joe Sullivan) 38:43
Payton (Wes Cain) 48:34
Keaton Reynolds (Max Auden, Danny Shea) 74:43
Tate Robertson (Ryan James) 80:15
BGSU 2, West Virginia 0
Oct. 24, 2015
Walrath) 29:58
BG Ryan James (Keaton Reynolds, Max Auden) 78:32
12F
WSU – Tyler Blackmer (5/90)
MATCH 15
MATCH 13
BGSU
SU
14
21
Goalkeepers
BGSU
UB
WVU – Alec Boerner (4/76:09);
Daniel Diaz (1/13:51)
Oct. 13, 2015
SU Soccer Stadium (Syracuse, N.Y.)
9
10
12F MATCH 17
3
1
4
Buffalo 2, BGSU 1
WMU – Chase Rau (3/90)
BGSU 2, IUPUI 2 (2-OT)
5
11
BGSU
WSU
WS
Western Michigan 2, BGSU 1
Oct. 17, 2015
BG
WMU Complex (Kalamazoo, Mich.)
Scoring 12F WS
BGSU
0
1
1
BG
WMU
1
1
2
Shots
12F BG
BGSU
6
5
11
WMU
4
5
9
MATCH 14
Saves
12F Scoring Summary
Goalkeepers
MATCH 12
BGSU
WSU
3
2
BG Alexis Souahy (Jacob Roth) 27:55
AS Stephen Chapman (John Ryan James assisted on the winning
goal in the Falcons’ come-frombehind victory at Wright State
in late October, then scored the
winner himself in BGSU’s win
at Appalachian State in early
November.
THE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
THE MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
THE MAC
Since its inception in 1946, the Mid-American Conference has progressively grown and
developed into one of the most aggressive Division I conferences in the country. One
of only ten football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) conferences, the MAC named Dr. Jon A.
Steinbrecher as its eighth commissioner in March of 2009.
HISTORY
MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE
24 Public Square, 15th Floor
Cleveland, OH 44113
(216) 566-4622
www.mac-sports.com
Based in Cleveland since July 1999 following a 15-year stay in Toledo, Ohio, the
MAC has established historic measurements in both football and men’s and women’s
basketball since moving to Northeast Ohio.
The MAC was founded as a five-school league on February 24, 1946 in Columbus,
Ohio with Ohio, Butler, Cincinnati, Wayne State and Western Reserve admitted
as charter members. The Mid-American Conference membership consists of 12
universities across five states (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York and Ohio) as
well as affiliate members in several sports, including men’s soccer (West Virginia
University). Comprising the East Division is the University of Akron (joined in 1992),
Bowling Green State University (1952), University at Buffalo (1998), Kent State
University (1951), Miami University (1947), Ohio University (1946) and Temple
University (2007). The West Division members are Ball State University (1973),
Central Michigan University (1971), Eastern Michigan University (1971), Northern
Illinois University (1975-86, 1997), University of Toledo (1950) and Western Michigan
University (1947).
In 1946 men’s basketball was the first competitive sport in the MAC, which now
sponsors a total of 23 sports. Women’s sports were brought into the conference’s
structure in 1980.
2015 MAC STANDINGS
School (Overall)
1. Akron (18-3-3)
2. Western Mich. (11-4-4)
3. Buffalo (8-7-4)
4. West Virginia (7-12-0
5. Northern Illinois (7-7-1)
6. Bowling Green (9-9-1)
MACPts.
4-0-1 13
3-1-1 10
2-2-1 7
2-3-0 6
1-3-1 4
1-4-0 3
23 SPORTS
For men, championships (11) are sponsored in football, basketball, baseball, cross
country, soccer, swimming and diving, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field,
wrestling, golf and tennis.
For women, championships (12) are sponsored in basketball, softball, volleyball, cross
country, field hockey, golf, soccer, swimming and diving, gymnastics, indoor track and
field, outdoor track and field and tennis.
(Text and information courtesy MAC office)
The Falcons score vs. Kentucky in the 1996 MAC Tournament’s championship match at Cochrane
Field. BGSU went on to win the match, for the second of three-straight league tourney crowns
SERIES INFORMATION
Opponent
W
L
T
Pct. GF GA 1st/Last Mtg.
Adelphi
0
1
0
.000
Opponent
W
L
T
5
1985/1985
Detroit
17
8
2
.667
Akron
8
46
3
.167
53
33
1987/2014
42 152
1966/2015
Drexel
1
0
0 1.000
1
0
Alabama A&M
1
0
0 1.000
2
2015/2015
0
1987/1987
Duquesne
1
2
1
.375
3
6
Ala.-Birmingham (UAB) 1
0
0 1.000
2002/2014
1
0
1993/1993
Eastern Illinois
3
1
1
.700
11
5
1996/2014
American
0
1
0
Appalachian State
1
0
1
.000
1
2
2007/2007
Eastern Michigan
22
0
0 1.000
71
16
1981/1999
.750
2
1
2010/2015
Evansville
3
11
0
.214
14
28
Ball State
10
0
1979/2015
1
.955
41
8
1967/1981
Fairleigh Dickinson
0
0
1
.500
1
1
Belmont
0
1991/1991
1
0
.000
2
3
2011/2011
Findlay
3
0
0 1.000
39
0
Bradley
1981/2014
0
2
0
.000
1
5
1998/1999
Florida Atlantic
5
1
0
.833
13
4
Brooklyn
2007/2012
0
1
0
.000
1
2
1990/1990
Florida International
0
1
1
.250
1
2
1988/2007
Bucknell
1
0
0 1.000
5
1
1999/1999
Fresno State
0
2
0
.000
2
4
1984/1996
Buffalo
11
8
1
.575
29
28
1998/2015
Furman
0
3
0
.000
1
5
1998/2008
Butler
1
1
0
.000
3
7
1997/2010
George Mason
0
2
0
.000
1
5
1998/2007
Canisius
0
1
1
.250
1
2
2001/2007
Georgetown
1
0
0 1.000
1
0
1989/1989
Cedarville
0
0
2
.500
5
5
1965/1966
George Washington
1
0
0 1.000
4
2
1996/1996
Centenary
1
0
0 1.000
3
2
2008/2008
Hartwick
2
2
4
.500
8
10
1984/2013
Central Arkansas
2
0
0 1.000
3
1
2007/2008
Heidelberg
2
0
0 1.000
11
1
1968/1969
Central Connecticut St.
1
0
0 1.000
4
0
1996/1996
Illinois at Chicago (UIC) 1
0
0 1.000
6
1
1991/1991
Central Florida (UCF)
0
2
0
.000
3
5
1999/2003
Illinois State
0
1
0
.000
0
2
1988/1988
13
1
1
.900
37
7
1979/1994
Indiana
3
15
1
.184
16
46
1981/1997
Coll. of Charleston
0
1
0
.000
0
2
2008/2008
IPFW
9
4
2
.667
35
19
1982/2015
Cincinnati
6
3
1
.650
15
14
1972/2007
IUPUI
2
1
2
.600
7
5
2004/2015
Cleveland State
15
15
1
.500
50
55
1973/2015
Iona
1
0
0 1.000
7
0
1987/1987
Coastal Carolina
1
1
1
.500
6
6
1994/2011
James Madison
0
0
1
.500
0
0
1989/1989
Colgate
1
0
0 1.000
2
0
1997/1997
Kent State
6
6
2
.500
36
29
1965/1978
Cornell
0
0
1
.500
3
3
1980/1980
Kentucky
8
10
1
.447
25
27
1993/2009
Creighton
1
1
0
.500
3
3
1985/2000
Kenyon
2
0
0 1.000
9
0
1965/1966
Dartmouth
0
1
0
.000
0
1
1990/1990
Lafayette
1
0
0 1.000
2
0
1992/1992
Davidson
2
0
1
.833
7
3
1995/2013
Lehigh
1
0
0 1.000
2
0
1991/1991
Dayton
16
10
0
.615
63
36
1965/2015
Liberty
1
0
0 1.000
1
0
1991/1991
Denison
1
1
0
.500
6
6
1971/1972
Lipscomb
0
1
1
.250
1
3
2010/2011
DePaul
4
0
0 1.000
6
0
1990/1999
Louisville
2
1
0
.667
2
3
1986/2009
Central Michigan
4
2015 Senior Day at Cochrane Field
SERIES INFORMATION
Opponent
W
L
T
Loyola (Md.)
0
3
0
.000
3
7
1984/1998
Malone
1
0
0 1.000
5
0
2013/2013
Marquette
6
7
1
.464
19
19
1984/2013
Marshall
7
4
3
.607
27
14
1979/2013
Massachusetts
0
1
0
.000
2
4
1985/1985
Memphis (State)
2
0
1
.833
9
2
1989/1997
23
8
3
.721
91
42
1966/1998
20
6
3
.741
76
31
1971/1998
3
2
0
.600
15
11
1966/1970
5
6
1
.458
14
28
2000/2014
Miami
• Miami (Varsity)
• Miami (Club)
Michigan
Michigan State
16
21
6
.442
49
56
1970/2015
UNLV
0
1
0
.000
1
4
1985/1985
New Hampshire
2
1
0 1.000
5
3
1995/2003
New Mexico
0
0
1
.500
1
1
1990/1990
Niagara
1
0
0 1.000
4
0
2014/2014
North Carolina
1
0
0 1.000
2
1
1986/1986
Northeastern
0
1
0
.000
1
2
1997/1997
Opponent
Northern Illinois
9
17
1
.352
33
50
1974/2015
Northern Kentucky
1
0
1
.750
2
1
2013/2014
Northwestern
1
0
0 1.000
2
0
Notre Dame
4
5
1
.450
14
Oakland
2
6
1
.278
Oberlin
0
1
0
25
16
Ohio
6
Ohio Wesleyan
6
Oneonta State
W
L
T
Saint Mary’s (Calif.)
1
0
1
.750
4
2
2005/2006
San Diego State
0
1
1
.250
1
3
1985/1985
1986/1986
Siena
1
0
0 1.000
5
0
1990/1990
15
1979/1994
South Alabama
1
0
0 1.000
2
1
1997/1997
9
14
1988/2004
SIU-Edwardsville
1
3
0
.250
6
11
1978/2015
.000
0
6
1967/1967
South Florida (USF)
0
2
0
.000
0
7
1988/2008
3
.602
74
53
1967/2015
Southern Indiana
1
0
0 1.000
3
2
1994/1994
5
3
.536
24
21
1965/1980
Southern Methodist (SMU) 0
3
0
.000
3
6
1995/1999
6
4
.500
20
20
1966/2001
Southwest Missouri St.
0
1
0
.000
1
2
2000/2000
0
1
0
.000
0
1
1984/1984
Stetson
2
0
0 1.000
5
2
1986/2003
Penn State
1
1
0
.500
1
1
1987/1999
Syracuse
1
1
0
.500
2
3
1990/2015
Pittsburgh
2
1
0
.667
3
2
2002/2011
Toledo
10
1
0
.909
62
6
1965/1981
Richmond
0
1
1
.250
3
5
1985/2009
• Toledo (Varsity)
2
0
0 1.000
18
0
1980/1981
Robert Morris
0
1
0
.000
0
1
2015/2015
• Toledo (Club)
8
1
0
.889
44
6
1965/1978
Sacramento State
0
1
0
.000
0
3
2006/2006
Towson (State)
1
0
0 1.000
4
1
1975/1975
St. Bonaventure
5
2
0
.714
26
8
1983/2014
Tulsa
0
2
0
.000
2
5
1990/1999
Saint Francis (Pa.)
0
2
0
.000
2
6
2002/2008
Valparaiso
0
2
0
.000
0
4
2009/2010
Saint Louis
0
3
0
.000
1
10
1972/1992
Vanderbilt
0
1
0
.000
1
2
2000/2000
Vermont
1
0
0 1.000
1
0
1996/1996
Western Illinois
3
1
1
.700
10
6
1982/2015
Ohio State
Western Kentucky
5
0
1
.917
17
5
1986/1999
Western Michigan
28
16
3
.628
94
30
1971/2015
West Virginia +
5
2
2
.667
20
16
1979/2015
Wheaton
0
1
0
.000
0
2
1981/1981
Wilmington
0
0
1
.500
1
1
1965/1965
Wisconsin
4
1
0
.800
8
6
1976/1995
UW-Green Bay
4
3
1
.562
11
10
1981/2003
UW-Milwaukee
4
4
1
.500
14
15
1976/2013
Wofford
0
1
0
.000
0
1
2012/2012
Wooster
11
8
0
.579
40
26
1965/1983
Wright State
9
6
2
.588
27
21
1982/2015
Xavier
6
3
0
.667
23
14
1982/2004
+ includes forfeit victory (originally a 4-2 WVU win)
FALCONS YEAR BY YEAR
YEAR BY YEAR RECORDS
ALL-TIME BGSU RECORDS
OVERALLMID-AMERICAN
YEAR W-L-T PCT.
W-L-T PCT.
FINISH
MAC TOURNAMENT / NATIONAL POSTSEASON
Head Coach Mickey Cochrane (13 seasons – 68-56-14; .543)
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
2325745796648-
4-2
6-1
7-1
4-1
3-0
5-1
4-1
2-3
2-0
3-1
3-2
7-1
6-0
.375
.350
.250
.550
.700
.450
.550
.708
.818
.650
.636
.375
.571
1972 NCAA Tournament Second Round
1973 NCAA Tournament Second Round
Head Coach Gary Palmisano (16 seasons – 172-97-25; .628)
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
9- 3-0
7- 5-5
7- 7-1
11- 7-1
12- 7-0
16- 3-1
10- 8-2
4-11-4
12- 6-2
12- 5-0
9-11-0
12- 3-3
7-11-2
16- 2-2
15- 2-1
.750
.559
.500
.605
.632
.825
.550
.316
.650
.706
.450
.750
.400
.850
.861
2-1-1 *
4-0-0 *
3-1-0 *
3-0-1 *
2-2-0 *
4-0-0 *
4-1-0 *
.625
1.000
.750
.875
.500
1.000
.800
2nd
1st
2nd
1st
3rd
1st
1st
No tourney held *
No tourney held *
No tourney held *
No tourney held *
No tourney held *
Tournament Champion *
No tourney held * / 1992 NCAA Tournament First Round
Head Coach Mel Mahler (10 seasons – 111-76-13; .588) ^
1993
10- 7-0
.588
4-1-0
.800
2nd of 6
No tourney held
Head Coach Gary Palmisano
1994
13- 6-1
.675
3-1-1
.700
3rd of 6
Advanced to Championship
Head Coach Mel Mahler
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
16- 3-2
18- 4-1
18- 6-0
10- 8-2
8-10-1
9- 8-1
8- 8-1
6-13-0
8- 9-5
.810
.804
.750
.550
.447
.528
.500
.316
.477
3-1-1
5-0-0
5-2-0
4-3-1
4-2-1
4-2-0
2-4-0
4-1-0
2-3-1
.700
1.000
.714
.563
.643
.667
.357
.800
.417
T-2nd of 6
1st of 6
T-2nd of 8
4th of 9
3rd of 8
T-1st of 7
5th of 7
T-1st of 7
4th of 7
Tournament Champion / 1995 NCAA Tourn. First Round #
Tournament Champion / 1996 NCAA Tourn. Second Round
Tournament Champion / 1997 NCAA Tourn. Second Round #
Advanced to Quarterfinals
Advanced to Semifinals
Head Coach Fred Thompson (five seasons – 18-69-8; .232)
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
0-19-0
4-13-2
4-14-1
6-10-3
4-13-2
.000
.263
.237
.395
.263
0-6-0
1-4-0
0-5-0
2-2-1
0-6-0
.000
.200
.000
.500
.000
7th of 7
5th of 6
6th of 6
4th of 6
7th of 7
Head Coach Eric Nichols (seven seasons – 53-60-20; .469)
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
3-12-3
6- 9-3
7- 8-3
8- 9-3
6- 7-6
14- 6-1
9- 9-1
.250
.417
.472
.475
.474
.690
.500
Totals -- 422-358-80 .537
2-3-1
3-3-0
1-4-1
3-3-1
2-2-2
2-2-1
1-4-0
.417
.500
.250
.500
.500
.500
.200
57-64-12 .474
5th of 7
T-3rd of 7
6th of 7
T-4th of 8
T-4th of 7
T-3rd of 6
6th of 6
Did not qualify
Did not qualify
Did not qualify
Did not qualify
3 MAC R-S Titles, 3 MAC Tourn. Titles
* Mid-America Soccer Conference
# won NCAA Play-In Match
^ Mahler served as interim head coach in 1993, while Palmisano worked at the Detroit venue in preparation for the 1994 World Cup
Photos (from top to bottom): Mickey Cochrane, Gary Palmisano, Mel Mahler, Fred Thompson and Eric Nichols. The Falcons have had just five head
coaches in the history of the program, which is now entering its 52nd season.
FALCONS YEAR BY YEAR - 1965 & 1966
1965
2-4-2 Overall
OCSA/NA
ISFAA Midwest/NR
Coach - Mickey Cochrane
Captains - Ron Carroll, Bob Hall
10-2
at Dayton
10-5
WILMINGTON (OT)
10-12 KENYON
10-15 at Toledo
10-23 at Cedarville (OT)
10-30 at Kent State
11-6
OHIO
11-13 at Wooster
L 1-4
T 1-1
W6-0
L 0-2
T 2-2
L 1-4
W3-2
L 1-3
1966
3-6-1 Overall
OCSA/NA
ISFAA Midwest/NR
Captains - Terry Butwid, Dave Johnson
10-1
DAYTON
L 4-5
10-7
at Miami
L 3-4
10-12 at Akron
L 1-3
10-15 at Kenyon
W 3-0
10-18 at Ohio Wesleyan
L 0-1
10-22 TOLEDO
W4-0
10-26 CEDARVILLE (OT)
T 3-3
10-29 KENT STATE
W2-1
11-5
at Ohio
L 1-3
11-12 WOOSTER
L 3-4
1966 Statistics
PlayerG
Guenter Herold
9
Orest Wolynec
4
Steve Meyer
3
Pete Farrell
2
Doug Lorenzen
2
Dean Forsberg
2
Al Fromm
1
Terry Butwid
1
BGSU
24
Mickey Cochrane (pictured above) was the first coach in BGSU soccer history. Cochrane, who also
coached lacrosse at the University, guided the soccer Falcons from 1965 through the 1977 season
1967
2-7-1 Overall
Peter Farrell (left) served as a co-captain for the Falcons in both
the 1967 and ’68 seasons under head coach Mickey Cochrane
(right). The Falcon futbol pitch is now named after Cochrane
OCSA/NA
ISFAA Midwest/NR
Captains - Gordon Beecher, Peter
Farrell
9-30
MIAMI
W5-1
10-3
OHIO WESLEYAN
L 1-2
10-7
at Dayton
L 2-3
10-14 BALL STATE
W4-1
10-18 AKRON
L 3-6
10-21 at Ohio State
L 1-3
10-28 at Kent State
L 1-6
10-31 at Wooster
L 1-6
11-4
at Oberlin
L 0-6
11-11 OHIO (OT)
T 1-1
1967 Statistics
PlayerG
Jim Brewer
5
Fred Weismann
3
Guenter Herold
3
Craig Daniels
2
Orest Wolynec
2
Pete Farrell
1
Dean Forsberg
1
Dick Green
1
Barry Marshall
1
BGSU
19
1968
5-4-1 Overall
OCSA/9th
ISFAA Midwest/NA
Captains - Robert Bartels, Peter Farrell
9-27
at Miami (OT)
W 3-2
10-2
at Heidelberg (OT)
W 2-1
10-5
at Ohio Wesleyan
L 0-5
10-8
at Akron
L 0-7
10-12 at Ball State
W 3-2
10-18 KENT STATE
W6-3
10-22 WOOSTER
L 0-1
10-26 OHIO STATE
L 0-3
10-30 TOLEDO
W4-3
11-9
at Ohio (OT)
T 2-2
1969
1970
OCSA/3rd
ISFAA Midwest/T-9th
Captains - Tom Asimou, Gary Kovacs
9-27
MIAMI (OT)
W 4-3
10-1
AKRON
L 0-3
10-4
at Kent State
L 1-2
10-7
HEIDELBERG
W9-0
10-11 OHIO
W1-0
10-18 BALL STATE
W4-1
10-22 at Wooster
W 1-0
10-25 DAYTON
L 0-3
10-29 at Toledo
W 3-0
11-1
at Ohio State
W 4-2
OCSA/8th
ISFAA Midwest/NA
Captains - Wolfgang Petrasko,
Jim Pschirrer, Allan Sandberg
9-26
at Dayton
10-3
KENT STATE (OT)
10-7
at Akron
10-10 at Miami
10-16 at Ball State
10-20 WOOSTER
10-28 MICHIGAN STATE (OT)
10-31 OHIO STATE
11-3
TOLEDO
11-11 at Ohio
7-3-0 Overall
1969 Scoring
Player
Jim Brewer
Al Silva
Fred Weismann
Bill Minarik
Don Gable
Ed Marsman
Rich Llewellyn
Norman Dykes
Joe Costa
Wolfgang Petrasko
Chris Bartels
Tony Lupica
Tom Asimou
George Asimou
Herb Schumm
4-5-1 Overall
W 3-0
T 1-1
L 1-6
L 0-1
W 3-1
L 1-2
L 2-4
W4-1
W5-0
L 0-3
1970 Scoring
G APts.
7
5
12
3
4
7
3
1
4
2
2
4
2
2
4
3
0
3
3
0
3
1
1
2
112
0
2
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
011
0
1
1
0
1
1
Player
Don Gable
Dave Dyminski
Warren Heede
Mike Kamienski
Eric Selden
Howard Seigel
Wolfgang Petrasko
BGSU
Opponents
G APts.
4
2
6
4
1
5
4
0
4
3
1
4
2
0
2
1
1
2
0
1
1
20
8
28
191130
Goalkeeper
Al Sandberg
John Essig
BGSU
Opponents
Games
Svs SHO
8
36
1.5
6
26
0.5
10
62
2
10 1372
Gary Palmisano (second from left) and Mickey
Cochrane (third from left) combined for a total of 240
wins during their respective head-coaching tenures with
the Brown and Orange. After serving as an assistant
under Cochrane, Palmisano took over as head coach in
1977. ‘Palmo’ remains the only Falcon to advance to
the NCAA Tournament as both a player and a coach.
1971
1972
OCSA/6th
ISFAA Midwest/NA
Captains - Seniors
10-1
at Kent State
10-5
AKRON
10-8
MIAMI
10-12 WESTERN MICH. (OT)
10-16 BALL STATE
10-20 at Wooster
10-27 at Michigan State
10-30 at Ohio State (OT)
11-3
at Denison (OT)
11-6
OHIO
OCSA/T-3rd
ISFAA Midwest/HM
Captains - Chris Bartels, Dave Dyminski
9-27
DENISON
W2-1
9-30
KENT STATE (OT)
L 3-4
10-7
at Miami (OT)
T 2-2
10-11 at Western Michigan
W 5-2
10-13 at Ball State
W 4-0
10-18 WOOSTER
W3-0
10-21 CINCINNATI
W3-0
10-25 OHIO STATE
W5-0
T 1-1
11-4
at Ohio (OT)
T 1-1
11-7
at Toledo
W 3-1
11-20 at Saint Louis $
L 0-2
$ NCAA Tournament (Second Round)
5-4-1 Overall
7-2-3 Overall
W 2-1
L 0-5
W7-0
W 3-1
W9-0
W 2-1
L 0-3
T 0-0
L 4-5
L 0-6
1971 Statistics
Player
G APts.
Warren Heede
8
3
11
Joe Costa
617
Dave Dyminski
3
4
7
Rich Cotton
4
1
5
Chris Bartels
1
3
4
Eric Seldin
0
2
2
Bob Gofus
0
2
2
Al Carroll
1
0
1
Don Gable
1
0
1
Jeff Aingworth
1
0
1
Tom Bull
1
0
1
Greg Brooks
1
0
1
Howard Siegel
0
1
1
BGSU
27
Opponents22
Goalkeeper
Bill Heyne
John Essig
Games
10
4
Svs SHO
91
2.5
14
0.5
1972 Statistics
Player
G APts.
Warren Heede
10
2
12
Chris Bartels
4
6
10
Norm Dykes
5
3
8
Dave Dyminski
5
2
7
Rich Cotton
2
2
4
Tim Davis
224
Steve Cabalka
2
0
2
Jeff Aingworth
0
2
2
Bud Lewis
0
2
2
Bart Hayden
2
0
2
Eric Seldin
0
1
1
Joe White
011
BGSU
32
23
55
Opponents14
Goalkeeper
Gary Palmisano
Bill Heyne
Games
9
6
Svs SHO
135
3
55
1
ABOVE: The Falcons in action during a 1971 home match.
RIGHT: Dave Dyminski was a co-captain on both the 1972 and 1973 teams. The ’72 club was the first in Falcon soccer history to advance to the NCAA
Championships, while the ’73 team made a return trip.
1973
1974
OCSA/1st
ISFAA Midwest/6th
Captains - Greg Brooks,
Dave Dyminski, Warren Heede
9-29
at Kent State
W 6-2
10-3
at Ohio Wesleyan
W 2-1
10-5
MIAMI
W2-0
10-10 WESTERN MICHIGAN
W4-0
10-13 at Wooster
L 1-2
10-20 CLEVELAND STATE
W5-1
10-27 at Ohio State
W 4-0
W 3-1
11-3
OHIO
W3-0
11-6
TOLEDO
W7-0
11-24 vs. Saint Louis $
L 0-6
$ NCAA Tournament (Second Round) at SIU-Edwardsville
OCSA/2nd
ISFAA Midwest/NA
Captains - Steve Cabalka, Bud Lewis
9-28
KENT STATE
W7-0
10-2
OHIO WESLEYAN
W4-0
10-5
at Miami (OT)
T 2-2
10-9
at Western Michigan
W 2-0
10-12 WOOSTER
W1-0
10-19 at Cleveland State
W 2-1
10-26 OHIO STATE
W3-1
10-30 at Akron
L 1-4
11-2
at Ohio
L 0-2
11-9
at Northern Illinois
L 2-4
9-2-0 Overall
6-3-1 Overall
1973 Statistics
1974 Statistics
Player
Tim Davis
Dave Dyminski
Rich Cotton
Jan Fedorcak
Jim Hodge
Warren Heede
Bob Boss
Bart Hayden
Steve Kittelberger
Jeff Aingworth
Steve Cabalka
Dan Otten
Bud Lewis
Greg Brooks
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Steve Kittelberger
Bart Hayden
Bud Lewis
Bob Boss
Jan Fedorcak
Ken Hendershott
Rich Cotton
Steve Cabalka
Bob Lewis
Jim Kittelberger
Dick Wendling
Kevin Donovan
BGSU
Opponents
G APts.
5
5
10
5
2
7
6
1
7
5
1
6
3
1
4
2
2
4
2
2
4
2
2
4
2
1
3
2
1
3
1
2
3
101
1
0
1
0
1
1
37
21
58
13 518
Goalkeeper SHO
Gary Palmisano
3
Bill Heyne
2
G APts.
5
4
9
5
2
7
3
2
5
2
1
3
2
0
2
2
0
2
2
0
2
1
1
2
0
2
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
011
24
13
37
14 418
Goalkeeper
Games
Svs GA SHO
Bill Heyne
8
51
8
2*
Tom Doriety
7
44
6
3*
BGSU
10
95
14
4
Opponents
10 15424 1
* Doriety & Heyne shared one shutout
The Falcons during a 1973 home match. BGSU was a perfect 5-0-0 at home in
‘73, scoring 20 goals during visiting schools while allowing just one.
1975
1976
OCSA/4th
ISFAA Midwest/NA
Captains - Steve Cabalka, Glenn Jost,
Craig Tesler
9-23
at Ohio Wesleyan (OT)
T 1-1
9-27
at Kent State (OT)
T 2-2
10-1
at Wooster
W 2-0
10-3
MIAMI
W3-2
10-8
WESTERN MICHIGAN
W2-1
10-11 at Towson State
W 4-1
L 1-8
10-25 at Ohio State
W 1-0
10-29 AKRON
L 0-3
11-1
OHIO
W2-0
11-8
NORTHERN ILLINOIS
L 0-1
OCSA/NA
ISFAA Midwest/NR
Captains - Dan Otten, Craig Tesler
9-17
Wisconsin ^
W 1-0
9-18
at UW-Milwaukee ^
L 1-5
9-24
KENT STATE
L 1-2
9-29
OHIO WESLEYAN (OT)
T 2-2
10-2
at Miami (OT)
L 2-3
10-6
WOOSTER
W3-1
10-9
at Cleveland State
L 1-2
W 1-0
10-16 at Akron
L 0-7
10-22 OHIO STATE
W2-0
10-30 at Ohio
L 0-1
11-5
MICHIGAN STATE
L 0-3
^ UWM Tournament (2nd place)
6-3-2 Overall
4-7-1 Overall
1975 Statistics
1976 Statistics
Player
Ken Hendershott
Doug Olson
Steve Cabalka
Steve Kittelberger
Dan Otten
Marty Rolnick
Allan Luisi
Craig Tesler
Bob Lewis
Roy Tesler
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Marty Rolnick
Dennis Mepham
Craig Tesler
Bobby Lewis
Doug Olson
Andy Clayton
Dan Otten
Allan Luisi
BGSU
Opponents
G APts.
7
1
8
5
0
5
2
2
4
2
1
3
112
1
1
2
0
2
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
18
11
29
191433
Goalkeeper
Games
Svs GA SHO
Tom Doriety
10
60
17
2*
Bob Alarcon
6
31
2
2*
BGSU
11
91
19
3
Opponents
11 10218 2
* Doriety & Alarcon shared one shutout
Goalkeeper
Tom Doriety
Bob Alarcon
BGSU
Opponents
G APts.
5
0
5
4
1
5
1
2
3
2
1
3
2
0
2
0
1
1
011
0
1
1
14
7
21
261339
Games
Svs GA SHO
6
42
8
2
6
63
18
1
12
105
26
3
12 12714 3
1977
1978
OCSA/6th
ISFAA Midwest/NA
Captains - Jim Kittelberger, Bob Lewis
9-17
UW-MILWAUKEE
L 0-2
9-27
at Ohio Wesleyan
W 2-1
9-30
MIAMI
W2-1
10-5
at Wooster
L 0-1
10-8
CLEVELAND STATE
L 0-2
W2-1
10-15 AKRON
L 0-4
10-22 at Ohio State
L 0-2
10-26 TOLEDO
W8-0
10-29 OHIO
W6-0
11-2
at Kent State %
L 0-1
11-4
at Michigan State
W 2-0
11-9
DAYTON
W2-0
11-12 at Ball State
W 1-0
% originally scheduled for 9-24, but ppd.
OCSA/4th
ISAA Mideast/5th
Coach - Gary Palmisano
Captains - Bob Alarcon, Robert Brihn
9-22
KENT STATE
W3-0
9-26
OHIO WESLEYAN
W2-0
9-30
at Miami
W 3-2
10-4
WOOSTER
W5-1
10-11 OHIO STATE
W2-1
10-14 BALL STATE
W3-1
L 2-3
10-21 at Akron (OT)
L 3-6
10-25 at Toledo
W10-0
11-3
MICHIGAN STATE
W2-1
11-7
OAKLAND
W4-0
11-13 at SIU-Edwardsville
L 1-4
8-6-0 Overall
9-3-0 Overall
Frank Gustoff scored four goals during the 1978
season, helping the Falcons go 9-3-0 under first-year
head coach Gary Palmisano
1977 Statistics
Player
Ken Hendershott
Dieter Wimmer
Jim Kittelberger
Bob Lewis
Steve Theophilus
Andy Clayton
Dennis Mepham
Steve Kittelberger
Bob Pike
Scott Hamman
Rusty Mulvihill
Bob Brihn
BGSU
Opponents
Goalkeeper
Bob Alarcon
Doug Brewer
Gerard Smith
BGSU
Opponents
1978 Statistics
G APts.
9
2
11
426
1
3
4
3
0
3
2
1
3
1
2
3
2
1
3
1
1
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
25
14
39
15 520
Games
Svs GA SHO
14
98
14
5
2
3
1
0
1
1
0
0
14
102
15
5
14 14325 6
Player
Dennis Mepham
Dieter Wimmer
Eric Sorensen
Steve Theophilus
Frank Gustoff
Andy Clayton
Ken Hendershott
John Bertrams
Al Luisi
Dave Bapst
Zenon Zyga
Chris Valentine
Phil Stever
BGSU
Opponents
Goalkeeper
Bob Alarcon
Pat Jacoby
BGSU
Opponents
G APts.
8
5
13
5
8
13
7
0
7
3
3
6
4
1
5
3
2
5
3
2
5
3
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
40
25
65
19 726
Games
Svs GA SHO
12
83
19
4
3
4
0
0
12
87
19
4
12 11340 0
1979
1980
OCSA/6th
ISAA Mideast/NA
Captains - Dennis Mepham, Mike
O’Rourke
9-14
vs. West Virginia (OT) #
T 2-2
9-15
vs. Marshall #
W 8-0
9-18
at Evansville
L 1-5
9-26
T 0-0
9-29
MIAMI
W4-2
10-6
vs. Western Michigan ^
W 2-1
10-7
vs. Ohio State ^
W 4-0
10-9
at Wooster
L 1-2
10-12 SIU-EDWARDSVILLE
L 2-4
10-13 at Northern Illinois
L 0-1
L 1-3
10-20 AKRON (OT)
W 1-0
10-27 at Ball State (OT)
T 2-2
10-31 NOTRE DAME
W2-1
11-3
at Michigan State (OT)
T 0-0
11-7
at Oakland (OT)
T 3-3
11-10 CENTRAL MICHIGAN
W3-0
# Alderson-Broaddus Tournament (Philippi, W.Va.) (2nd place)
^ Akron Tournament (1st place)
OCSA/5th
ISAA Mideast/9th
Captains - Jim House, Steve
Theophilus, Dieter Wimmer
9-17
at Toledo
W 7-0
9-20
U. OF MEXICO (OT) #
T 0-0
9-24
OHIO WESLEYAN
L 0-1
9-27
at Miami
L 1-2
10-1
EVANSVILLE
L 1-2
10-4
vs. Cornell (OT) @
T 3-3
10-5
vs. Ohio @
W 4-0
10-8
WOOSTER
W2-1
10-11 NORTHERN ILLINOIS
W2-1
10-15 at Notre Dame
L 1-2
10-18 at Akron
L 0-1
10-23 OHIO STATE
W1-0
10-25 BALL STATE
W5-0
L 0-3
11-1
MICHIGAN STATE
W4-3
11-5
OAKLAND
L 0-2
# Exhibition
@ Akron Children’s Hospital Classic (2nd place)
7-5-5 Overall
7-7-1 Overall
Tony Corsiglia had three goals and a pair of
assists in two his seasons as a Falcon. He was
tragically killed in an auto accident. To honor his
memory, the Tony Corsiglia Memorial Award was
established in 1981 and was given annually to the
team’s top rookie.
1979 Statistics
1980 Statistics
Player
Dennis Mepham
John Bapst
Steve Theophilus
Dieter Wimmer
John Bertrams
Bob Theophilus
Eric Sorensen
Jim House
Dave Bapst
Tom Bertrams
Mike O’Rourke
Kevin Cameron
Chip Esckilsen
Tony Corsiglia
Dan Johnson
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Don Popp
Dieter Wimmer
Steve Theophilus
Bob Theophilus
Tony Corsiglia
Neil Ridgway
Sabastian Silva
Kevin Cameron
Zenon Zyga
Tim O’Rourke
Lenny Connors
Humphrey Fradl
Jim House
Dave Bapst
Doug Stapleton
Bart Markel
BGSU
Opponents
G APts.
11
2
13
6
5
11
6
3
9
347
3
2
5
2
3
5
2
1
3
2
1
3
1
1
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
101
0
1
1
0
1
1
011
36
28
64
261743
Goalkeeper
Games
Svs GA SHO
Joe Koury
16
92
19
6*
Pat Jacoby
3
18
7
1*
BGSU
17
110
26
6
Opponents
1740 3
* Koury & Jacoby combined on one shutout
Goalkeeper
Joe Koury BGSU
Opponents
GP
15
15
15
GP Shots
G
153410
15
45
4
15
58
3
15
37
3
15
12
3
13
11
3
12
7
3
1061
5
7
1
15
7
0
14
4
0
15
12
0
14
13
0
15
5
0
14
4
0
3
1
0
15
272
31
15182 21
Min.
1370
1370
1370
APts.
2
12
7
11
7
10
4
7
1
4
1
4
1
4
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
58
Svs GA GAA SHO Record
95
21 1.38
4
7-7-1
95
21 1.38
4
7-7-1
113 312.04 4 7-7-1
1981
1982
OCSA/4th
ISAA Mideast/7th
Captains - Jim House, Doug Stapleton
9-9
at Findlay
W10-0
9-12
at Central Michigan
W 4-0
9-16
TOLEDO
W11-0
9-19
WESTERN MICHIGAN
W3-0
9-23
T 2-2
9-26
MIAMI
W1-0
10-3
DAYTON
W2-0
10-7
at Wooster
W 4-1
10-10 AKRON
L 0-2
10-14 INDIANA
L 1-7
10-17 EASTERN MICHIGAN
W3-0
10-21 at Ohio State
W 1-0
10-24 at Ball State
W 3-0
L 2-3
10-30 vs. UW-Green Bay %
L 0-2
10-31 at Wheaton %
L 0-2
11-5
NOTRE DAME
W2-1
L 0-1
11-15 at Evansville
L 0-1
% Wheaton (IL) Invitational (4th place)
OCSA/5th
ISAA Mideast/6th
Captains - Joe Koury, Neil Ridgway
8-26
HANYANG (S. KOREA) #
L 1-3
9-4
W. ONTARIO (OT) #
T 1-1
9-8
FINDLAY
W21-0
9-11
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
W3-0
9-13
at IPFW
W 5-0
9-18
at Western Michigan (OT)
W 1-0
9-22
OHIO WESLEYAN
L 1-2
9-25
WRIGHT STATE
W2-0
9-29
at Eastern Michigan
W 1-0
10-5
at Dayton
W 1-0
10-9
at UW-Milwaukee •
L 2-3
10-10 vs. Western Illinois •
W 3-0
10-13 at Indiana
L 0-1
10-16 UW-GREEN BAY
L 1-3
10-20 at Akron (OT)
L 3-4
10-23 OHIO STATE
L 1-2
L 1-5
10-30 MICHIGAN STATE
W2-0
11-3
WOOSTER
W3-0
11-7
at Xavier
W 2-1
11-11 EVANSVILLE (OT)
W 2-1
# Exhibition
• UW-Milwaukee Tournament (3rd place)
11-7-1 Overall
12-7-0 Overall
Neil Ridgway and Archie Edgar battle an opponent
for possession. Ridgway captained the team in 1982
and 1983, hitting double figures in both goals and
assists each year.
1981 Statistics
1982 Statistics
Player
Neil Ridgway
Don Popp
Bob Theophilus
Tod Johnson
Victor Damast
Jim House
Drew Dawson
Bart Markel
Sebastian Silva
Steve Flanagan
Archie Edgar
Mike Miller
Joe Koury
Charlie Thomas
Mladen Medancic
Lenny Connors
Doug Stapleton
Pat Kenney
Kurt Davis
Bill Roberts
Joe Barros
Al Abrams
Kim Bucher
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Neil Ridgway
Bob Theophilus
Mladen Medancic
Mark Jackson
Archie Edgar
Bill Roberts
Don Popp
Drew Dawson
Tod Johnson
Steve Flanagan
Mike Miller
Kurt Davis
Bart Markel
Joe Barros
Brian Yeardley
Charlie Thomas
Bill Baxter
BGSU
MP/MS Shots
GAPts.
19/19
69
12
5
29
18/176910
4
24
18/18
72
5
9
19
18/8
31
5
3
13
13/8
25
5
2
12
19/19
43
2
4
8
19/4
21
2
4
8
19/19
20
2
3
7
14/1
11
2
1
5
3/0
5
2
0
4
18/12
20
1
0
2
16/9
8
1
0
2
19/19
0
0
1
1
19/19
1
0
1
1
17/3
15
0
0
0
18/18
23
0
0
0
15/11
6
0
0
0
11/0
3
0
0
0
10/020
0
0
7/0
2
0
0
0
3/0
0
0
0
0
2/0
1
0
0
0
5/0
0
0
0
0
19
477
49 37
135
19 231
2216 60
Goalkeeper (MP/MS) Min.
Joe Koury (19/19)
1549:13
Kim Bucher (5/0)
170:47
Koury & Bucher combined on two shutouts
Svs
122
7
GA
18
4
GAA
1.05
2.11
SHO
7 *
0 *
Record
11-7-1
0-0-0
MP/MS Shots
19/19
90
19/19
69
19/18
61
19/6
58
18/14
28
18/3
19
17/6
40
19/19
34
16/4
16
6/0
6
13/6
4
19/9
23
16/16
15
12/7
3
11/10
3
19/19
2
1/0
1
19
472
Shots
Joe Koury (19/19)
1653
215
Kim Bucher (5/0)
117
17
BGSU
1770
232
Opponents1770 458
* Koury & Bucher combined on one shutout
G
10
7
8
8
5
6
3
2
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
55
APts.
10
30
8
22
3
19
3
19
4
14
0
12
3
9
3
7
1
5
2
4
2
4
1
3
3
3
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
44
154
127
22
1.20
9 *
12-7-0
8
0
0.00
0 *
0-0-0
135
22
1.12
10
12-7-0
188 55 2.80 1 7-12-0
1983
1984
OCSA/2nd
ISAA Mideast/2nd
Captains - Pat Kenney, Neil Ridgway
9-3
vs. West Virginia @*
W 2-4
9-4
vs. St. Bonaventure @
W11-1
9-10
vs. Wisconsin ¢
W 3-2
9-11
at UW-Green Bay (OT) ¢
T 1-1
9-17
at Michigan State
W 2-0
9-20
at Ohio Wesleyan
W 2-1
9-23
UW-MILWAUKEE
W4-0
9-26
at Central Michigan
W 1-0
9-28
EASTERN MICHIGAN
W4-0
10-2
DAYTON
W6-0
10-8
MIAMI
W7-0
10-12 INDIANA (OT)
L 1-2
W3-0
10-19 at Wright State
W 3-0
10-22 at Ohio State
W 4-3
W2-0
10-30 AKRON
L 1-2
11-6
XAVIER
W8-0
11-8
at Wooster
W 6-0
11-13 at Evansville
L 1-2
@ Akron Children’s Hospital Classic (2nd place)
* forfeit win; WVU used ineligible players
¢ Lowenbrau Great Lakes Classic (Green Bay, Wis.) (1st place)
OCSA/3rd
ISAA Mideast/6th
Captains - Kim Bucher, Pat Kenney
9-1
vs. Fresno State (OT) +
L 1-2
9-2
vs. Loyola (Md.) +
L 1-2
9-7
vs. Hartwick =
W 1-0
9-8
at Oneonta State =
L 0-1
9-12
MARQUETTE (OT)
W 2-1
9-15
UW-GREEN BAY (OT)
W 2-1
9-19
OHIO WESLEYAN
W1-0
9-26
at Eastern Michigan
W 3-0
9-30
at Western Michigan
L 1-2
10-3
at Indiana
L 0-2
10-10 at Akron (OT)
T 1-1
10-13 OAKLAND
L 0-1
10-17 WRIGHT STATE (OT)
T 2-2
10-21 OHIO STATE
W4-0
L 0-1
W 1-0
10-31 CENTRAL MICHIGAN
W2-1
11-3
EVANSVILLE (OT)
L 2-4
11-7
at Miami
W 6-2
11-11 at Dayton (OT)
W 2-1
+ Budweiser/Children’s Hospital Classic (Akron) (4th place)
= Mayor’s Cup IX (Oneonta, N.Y.) (2nd place)
16-3-1 Overall
10-8-2 Overall
1983 Statistics
Player
Dennis Wesley
Neil Ridgway
Mark Jackson
Gary Mexicotte
Bill Roberts
Mladen Medancic
Drew Dawson
Tom House
Pat Kenney
Nan Chul Shin
Kurt Davis
Peter Tatley
Kim Bucher
Tod Johnson
Joe Barros
Bart Markel
Bill Baxter
Brad Gorsha
BGSU
MP/MS Shots
20/20
96
20/20
69
19/19
81
19/0
29
20/6
21
15/14
42
20/20
36
16/0
8
20/20
10
11/1
5
20/20
19
17/14
3
20/20
0
20/20
14
18/16
1
15/7
5
10/0
2
2/0
2
20
443
Dennis Wesley (left) congratulates Mark Jackson
after one of Jackson’s team-leading 10 goals in the
1984 season. Wesley had scored an eye-popping total
of 24 goals the previous fall, as BG found the back of
the net 72 times in 20 games in 1983.
1984 Statistics
G
24
12
10
7
6
3
3
2
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
72
APts.
4
52
17
41
9
29
2
16
2
14
6
12
6
12
2
6
1
5
0
4
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
54
198
Shots
Kim Bucher (20/20)
1840
220
106
14
0.69
12
16-3-1
BGSU1840 220106140.691216-3-1
Opponents1840 443 157 72 3.52 0 3-16-1
Player
Mark Jackson
Dennis Wesley
Gary Mexicotte
Larry Valbuena
Steve Aleric
Kurt Davis
Pat Kenney
Tod Johnson
Nan Chul Shin
Pete Tatley
Bert Westin
Joe Barros
Dave Hemsi
Dave Scharf
Greg Pepe
Tim Burns
Jim Kinderdine
BGSU
Goalkeeper (MP/MS)
Kim Bucher
Terry Ginley
BGSU
MP/MS Shots
G
20/20
106
10
14/10
49
6
20/20
51
5
20/20
32
2
20/5
21
2
20/20
30
2
20/20
9
1
20/20
16
2
20/12
31
1
20/20
12
1
18/16
17
0
19/18
3
0
6/0
3
0
7/000
4/0
1
0
3/0
0
0
2/000
20
382
32
Min.
1718
242
1960
Shots
202
41
243
Svs
98
21
119
GA
19
5
24
APts.
2
22
4
16
4
14
3
7
3
7
2
6
3
5
1
5
2
4
1
3
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
91
GAA SHO
1.00
6
1.86
0
1.10
6
Record
8-8-2
2-0-0
10-8-2
1985
1986
4-11-4 Overall
OCSA/NA
ISAA Mideast/NR
Captains - Drew Dawson, Mark Jackson
9-1
vs. Adelphi (OT) +
L 4-5
9-2
vs. Massachusetts +
L 2-4
9-7
CREIGHTON &
W 2-1
9-8
RICHMOND (OT) &
T 2-2
9-13
at UNLV ~
L 1-4
9-14
vs. San Diego State ~
L 0-2
9-21
at Marquette (OT)
L 3-4
9-25
EASTERN MICHIGAN
W3-0
9-28
AKRON (OT)
T 0-0
10-2
at Notre Dame (OT)
T 1-1
10-9
INDIANA (OT)
T 3-3
10-13 at Evansville
L 0-4
10-20 at Ohio State
L 2-3
L 0-2
10-26 DAYTON
W8-0
L 0-1
11-2
WESTERN MICHIGAN
L 1-5
11-6
at Central Michigan
W 2-0
11-9
MIAMI
L 1-2
+ Budweiser/Children’s Hospital Classic at Akron (4th place)
& Toledo Trust/BGSU Soccer Cup at Perry Stadium (2nd place)
~ UNLV Red Rebel Classic (4th place)
12-6-2 Overall
2-1-1 MASC (2nd)
OCSA/2nd
ISAA Great Lakes/6th
Captains - Gary Mexicotte, Larry
Valbuena
8-30
vs. Wisconsin +
W 2-1
8-31
vs. Western Kentucky (OT) +
T 0-0
9-6
LOUISVILLE
W1-0
9-13
NORTHWESTERN &
W 2-0
9-14
WEST VIRGINIA (OT) &
W 1-0
9-19
at Indiana
L 0-2
9-24
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
W2-1
9-27
at Akron
L 2-3
10-1
NOTRE DAME
W3-1
10-5
at Western Michigan (OT)
T 1-1
10-9
EVANSVILLE
L 1-2
10-12 at Eastern Michigan
W 1-0
10-15 at Dayton
W 1-0
10-19 OHIO STATE
W3-0
10-24 at Stetson (OT) ^
W 2-1
10-25 vs. North Carolina ^
W 2-1
W2-1
11-2
MARQUETTE
L 0-1
11-5
at Cleveland State
L 0-4 Nan Chul Shin (12) was the Mid-America Soccer Con11-8
at Miami
L 0-2 ference’s Player of the Year in 1986, leading the team
in scoring with seven goals and 16 points that fall.
+ Akron Budweiser Holiday Classic (1st place)
& Toledo Trust/BGSU Soccer Cup (1st place)
^ Florida Invitational Cup (1st place)
1985 Statistics
Player
Mark Jackson
Nan Chul Shin
Steve Aleric
Drew Dawson
Tom Kasten
Kevin McGrath
Larry Valbuena
Brian Zaun-Cook
Jon Felton
Gary Mexicotte
Ron Haines
Joey D’Agostino
Bertil Westin
Roy Sternweiler
Rick Childress
Dave Scharf
Joe Petzker
BGSU
Goalkeeper
Jeff Vincent
Terry Ginley
BGSU
Opponents
Min.
1310
500
1810
1810
1986 Statistics
MP/MS Shots
G
19/19
75
14
19/19
32
6
19/17
25
5
19/19
13
2
16/5
25
2
19/10
16
2
18/18
12
0
19/8
6
1
19/19
8
1
18/15
11
0
19/15
4
1
13/0
9
1
13/9
8
0
12/0
3
0
7/0
0
0
16/1320
3/3
0
0
19
249
35
Shots
99
35
134
123
APts.
2
30
2
14
3
13
5
9
3
7
1
5
4
4
1
3
1
3
3
3
0
2
0
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
30
100
68
31 2.12
3
2-8-3
23
12 2.16
1
2-3-1
91
43 2.14
4
4-11-4
88 351.74 5 11-4-4
Player
MP/MS Shots
G
Nan Chul Shin
20/20
48
7
Joe D’Agostino
14/0
15
6
Tom Kasten
20/5
30
2
T.J. Casey
20/11
16
3
Ile Kocevski
20/19
13
3
Gary Mexicotte
20/20
29
1
Larry Valbuena
20/20
31
1
Kevin McGrath
14/8
16
1
Jon Felton
13/13
10
1
Ron Haines
20/20
7
0
Roy Sternweiler
12/0
5
0
Craig Notarianni
7/1
2
0
Mickey Loescher
19/19
0
0
Chris Blike
17/8
8
0
Joe Petzker
20/20
1
0
Rich Lane
19/13
0
0
Brian Cook
20/20
0
0
John Nekic
4/0
0
0
Pat Shea
5/000
Team 1
BGSU
20
231
26
Goalkeeper
Min.
Mickey Loescher
1796:30
Darren Wyville
101:30
BGSU
1900:00
Opponents1900:00
Shots
191
8
199
231
Svs
93
4
97
101
GA
21
0
21
26
APts.
2
16
1
13
4
8
1
7
1
7
5
7
5
7
2
4
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
02
26
78
GAA SHO
1.05
6
0.00
1
0.99
7
1.23
5
Record
11-6-2
1-0-0
12-6-2
6-12-2
1987
1988
OCSA/2nd
ISAA Great Lakes/2nd
Captains - Kevin McGrath, Larry
Valbuena
9-1
at Detroit
9-4
at Penn State
9-9
at Central Michigan
9-12
at Louisville
9-16
DAYTON
9-20
INDIANA
9-23
at Ohio State
9-26
EASTERN MICHIGAN
9-29
at Notre Dame (OT)
10-3
ALABAMA A&M %
10-4
IONA %
10-9
CLEVELAND ST. (OT)
10-18 at Marquette (OT)
10-24 AKRON
10-28 at Michigan State (OT)
11-1
WESTERN MICHIGAN
11-4
MIAMI
% BGSU Soccer Cup (1st place)
OCSA/NA
ISAA Great Lakes/NA
Captains - Jon Felton,
Ron Haines, Kevin McGrath
9-3
XAVIER ^
W 3-1
9-4
ST. BONAVENTURE ^
W 7-0
9-6
CENTRAL MICH. (OT)
W 3-2
9-10
vs. SIU-Edwardsville %
L 0-2
9-11
at Illinois State %
L 0-2
9-16
at Indiana
L 0-3
9-24
DETROIT
W4-1
9-27
NOTRE DAME
L 1-2
9-30
at Florida International $
L 1-2
10-1
vs. South Florida $
L 0-4
10-5
EVANSVILLE
L 0-1
10-8
OHIO STATE
W2-0
10-12 at Dayton
L 0-1
10-16 at Western Michigan (OT)
L 0-1
10-21 at Akron
L 1-5
W 1-0
10-30 MARQUETTE
W1-0
11-2
at Cleveland State
L 0-1
11-6
at Eastern Michigan
W 4-2
11-9
at Miami
W 2-0
^ Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
% ISU Soccer Classic (4th place)
$ Southern Bell/FIU Soccer Classic (4th place)
12-5-0 Overall
4-0-0 MASC (1st)
9-11-0 Overall
3-1-0 MASC (2nd)
W 2-1
W 1-0
W 1-0
W 1-0
W3-1
L 1-3
W 1-0
W3-1
L 1-2
W 2-0
W 7-0
W 1-0
L 1-3
L 0-4
L 0-1
W1-0
W4-1
1987 Statistics
Player
Mike Anticoli
Kyle Royer
Tom Kasten
Kevin McGrath
Larry Valbuena
Jon Felton
T.J. Casey
John Nekic
Steve Aleric
Ron Haines
Dave Scharf
Pat Shea
Ile Kocevski
Brian Cook
Craig Notarianni
Andrew Arthurs
Richard Lane
Pete Boone
Dave Syzdlik
Joe D’Agostino
BGSU
1988 Statistics
MP/MS
Shots
16/11
26
17/17
41
17/14
46
17/15
19
17/17
21
16/14
16
17/13
7
11/1
10
17/15
20
17/17
6
12/10 9
14/0 7
9/2
10
17/17
11
10/8
11
11/0
3
10/0
2
3/0
2
2/0
0
1/0
0
17
267
Goalkeeper
Min.
Shots
Mickey Loescher
1246:33
158
Nate Levens
357:27
35
Will Gordon
6:00
0
BGSU
1610
193
Opponents1610 267
Larry Valbuena started 75 matches from 1984-87,
helping the Falcons to 12 wins in his senior season,
including a 4-0-0 MASC record.
G
5
4
5
4
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
A
Pts. MWG
2
12
4
4
12
1
1
11
2
2
10
1
4
8
0
5
7
1
1
5
0
1
5
0
2
4
0
1
3
0
021
021
0
2
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
85
12
76
13
0.94
7
10-4-0
18
4
1.01
1
2-1-0
0
0
0.00
0
0-0-0
94
17
0.95
8
12-5-0
128 30 1.68 2 5-12-0
Player
Mike Anticoli
Kyle Royer
Chris Iantoni
Shaun Howe
Rob Hunt
Chris Blike
Brian Cook
John Nekic
Brian Drought
Jon Felton
Roy Sternweiler
Joe D’Agostino
Ron Haines
Tom Kasten
Mickey Loescher
Dave Scharf
T.J. Casey
Kevin McGrath
Andrew Arthurs
Rich Lane
Craig Notarianni
Sean O’Brien
BGSU
MP/MS
Shots
20/20
44
20/20
51
20/16
28
14/11
14
20/15
25
20/20
28
20/20
15
16/1
7
15/1
2
13/11
9
8/5
7
12/0
4
20/20
8
12/7 16
20/20
0
17/10 2
14/10
13
9/1
0
19/12
8
4/4
1
7/3
3
1/0
0
20
285
Goalkeeper
Min.
Mickey Loescher (20/20)1860:00
BGSU
1860:00
Opponents1860:00
G
7
3
4
4
4
3
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
A
Pts. MWG
3
17
3
11
17
0
3
11
1
2
10
1
1
9
1
0
6
1
3
5
1
2
4
0
1
3
0
3
3
0
3
3
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
021
2
2
0
110
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
39
99
9
SOG
122
92
30
1.45
5
9-11-0
122 92 301.45 59-11-0
129
99
30
1.45
8
11-9-0
1989
12-3-3 Overall
3-0-1 MASC (1st)
OCSA/2nd
Captains - Andrew Arthurs,
Greg Murphy, Kyle Royer
9-2
at Central Michigan (OT)
T 0-0
9-10
at Georgetown
W 1-0
9-17
INDIANA
L 1-2
9-20
EASTERN MICHIGAN
W6-1
9-23
vs. James Madison (OT) √
T 0-0
9-24
at Wright State (OT) √
L 0-1
9-30
at Marquette (OT)
T 1-1
10-3
at Detroit
W 5-1
10-7
MEMPHIS STATE ø
W 3-1
10-8
UW-GREEN BAY ø
W 2-1
10-11 MIAMI
W2-0
10-14 DAYTON
W3-0
10-18 at Ohio State
W 1-0
10-22 AKRON
L 3-4
W 2-1
10-29 at Notre Dame
W 1-0
11-3
CLEVELAND STATE
W4-2
11-5
WESTERN MICHIGAN
W2-0
√ Met Life/WSU Soccer Classic (3rd place)
Andrew Arthurs was a BGSU captain in both 1989 and
ø Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
1990. The ’89 Falcons went 12-3-3 overall and won
10 of the final 11 matches.
1989 Statistics
Player
Rob Martella
Kyle Royer
Ken Sorensen
Brian Ferguson
Bob Boyle
Chris Iantoni
Steve Cain
Andrew Arthurs
Brian Bonham
Brian Lord
Brian Drought
Rob Hunt
Jim Konrad
Chris Williams
Mickey Loescher
Ryan Dell
Patrick Shea
Aaron Melton
Ronni Banks
T.J. Casey
Kerry Zobel
Roy Sternweiler
BGSU
Opponents
Goalkeeper
Mickey Loescher
Greg Murphy
BGSU
7-11-2 Overall
2-2-0 MASC (3rd)
OCSA/NA
ISAA Great Lakes/NR
Captains - Andrew Arthurs,
Mickey Loescher, Kyle Royer
9-2
vs. Syracuse ^
W 2-0
9-3
vs. Siena ^
W 5-0
9-8
OHIO STATE
W2-1
9-11
at Dayton
L 0-1
9-14
at Indiana
L 1-4
9-19
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
L 1-2
9-22
BROOKLYN $
L 1-2
9-23
TULSA $
L 0-1
9-26
at Eastern Michigan
W 3-0
9-29
MARQUETTE
L 0-1
10-5
vs. Dartmouth #
L 0-1
10-6
vs. New Mexico (OT) #
T 1-1
10-10 at Miami
L 1-2
10-13 at Akron
L 1-4
10-16 DETROIT
W2-0
10-19 DePAUL (OT)
W 1-0
L 0-1
W 3-0
10-29 WRIGHT STATE (OT)
T 1-1
11-4
at Cleveland State
L 1-2
^ Maine Kick Off Tournament (1st place)
$ Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
# Women’s Federal Savings Bank Classic @ Cleve. St. (3rd Place)
1990 Statistics
MP/MS
Shots
18/18
40
18/18
30
16/13
32
18/18
19
16/6
12
18/18
19
18/0 19
18/18
15
16/15
5
18/18
9
9/0
2
17/0
9
12/3 0
18/18
17
17/17
0
18/18
0
12/0
7
4/0
2
3/0
0
3/0
0
1/0
0
1/0
0
18
237
18 174
Min.
1486:55
253:05
1740:00
1990
Shots
155
19
174
Svs
74
7
81
G
11
6
7
2
5
1
2
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
37
15
GA
13
2
15
A
Pts. MWG
8
30
4
6
18
2
2
16
3
10
14
1
1
11
1
6
8
0
150
1
5
1
4
4
0
3
3
0
0
2
0
2
2
0
220
2
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
51
125
12
1444 3
GAA SHO
0.79
8
0.71
0
0.78
8
Record
12-2-3
0-1-0
12-3-3
Player
Rob Martella
Chris Williams
Brian Ferguson
Bob Boyle
Ken Sorensen
Kyle Royer
Chris Iantoni
Carlos Arzabe
Andrew Arthurs
Steve Cain
Brian Lord
Brian Bonham
Jim Konrad
Ryan Dell
Mike Kelly
Tom Kinney
Kerry Zobel
Mark Dorenkott
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
20/20
65
20/20
27
20/19
35
18/15
33
15/12 35
19/14
24
19/18
34
12/1
4
20/20
18
18/3 12
20/19
8
8/7
6
14/11 2
15/15
0
11/0
3
15/7
10
4/0
0
3/0
0
20
322
20 198
Goalkeeper Min.
Greg Murphy
1872:00
Kevin Hughes
18:00
BGSU
1890:00
Opponents1890:00
Shots
79
0
79
148
Svs
55
0
55
122
G
11
5
2
3
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
26
24
GA
24
0
24
26
A
Pts. MWG
3
25
2
1
11
1
6
10
2
1
7
1
261
2
6
0
4
4
0
0
2
0
1
1
0
110
1
1
0
1
1
0
110
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
76
7
206811
GAA SHO
1.15
6
0.00
0
1.14
6
1.24
5
Record
7-11-2
0-0-0
7-11-2
11-7-2
1991
1992
OCSA/1st
Captains - Chris Iantoni,
Rob Martella, Chris Williams
9-7vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (OT) ^ T1-1
9-8
at Lehigh ^
W 2-0
9-13
LIBERTY #
W 1-0
9-14
ILLINOIS-CHICAGO #
W 6-1
9-18
CINCINNATI
W2-0
9-21
WESTERN MICHIGAN
W3-1
9-25
at Ohio State
W 1-0
9-28
at Marquette (OT)
W 1-0
9-29
at DePaul
W 1-0
10-2
MIAMI
W1-0
10-5
at Central Michigan
W 3-0
10-13 INDIANA
L 0-2
10-16 at Detroit
W 1-0
10-19 EASTERN MICHIGAN
W3-1
T 0-0
10-26 DAYTON
W4-1
10-30 AKRON
L 2-4
11-3
at Cleveland State
W 3-0
11-9
EASTERN MICHIGAN $
W 5-1
11-10 MIAMI $
W 2-0
^ Lehigh/Chrysler First Soccer International (1st place)
# Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
$ MASC Tournament (1st place)
OCSA/1st
ISAA Great Lakes/1st
ISAA National/9th
Captains - Tom Kinney,
Rob Martella, Chris Williams
9-5
vs. UW-Milwaukee (OT) ^
T 1-1
9-6
at Wisconsin (OT) ^
W 2-1
9-12
LAFAYETTE #
W 2-0
9-13
W. KENTUCKY #
W 3-0
9-16
at Cincinnati
W 3-2
9-20
at Miami
W 3-0
9-23
OHIO STATE
W2-0
9-26
CENTRAL MICHIGAN
W2-0
9-30
at Eastern Michigan
W 5-1
10-4
CLEVELAND STATE
W4-2
10-7
MARQUETTE
W5-2
10-11 at Indiana
W 2-1
10-14 at Dayton
W 1-0
10-18 DETROIT
W3-1
10-23 at Akron
L 0-1
W 7-1
11-1
MICHIGAN STATE
W3-0
11-15 at Saint Louis $
L 1-2
^ UW/Rocky Rococo Soccer Classic (1st place)
# Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
$ NCAA Tournament (First Round)
16-2-2 Overall
4-0-0 MASC (1st)
15-2-1 Overall
4-1-0 MASC (2nd)
1991 Statistics
Player
Rob Martella
Tom Kinney
Ken Sorensen
Chris Iantoni
Ryan Dell
Bob Boyle
Derek Schorejs
Steve Cain
Chris Williams
Pepe Aragon
Justen Harman
Mark Dorenkott
Mike Kelly
Tim Concannon
Brian Bonham
Greg Murphy
Brian Lord
Matt Smith
Frank Frostino
Mark Heckler
Kevin Hughes
BGSU
Opponents
1992 Statistics
MP/MS
Shots
19/19
68
20/20
39
19/13
38
20/20
40
20/17
24
18/11
31
18/1
8
19/18 38
20/20
36
20/20
3
8/0
5
10/1
3
13//2
16
14/0 5
20/20
24
16/16
1
18/18
6
4/0
1
7/0
6
4/0
0
5/4
0
20
392
20 236
Goalkeeper (MP/MS) Min. SOGF
Greg Murphy (16/16) 1489:22
76
Kevin Hughes (5/4)
400:38
17
BGSU
1890:00
93
Opponents1890:00
176
Murphy & Hughes combined on one shutout
Rob Martella, shown here on the cover of the 1991
BGSU media guide, indeed became an All American. He capped off his career with 36 points in 1992, helping the Falcons to the NCAA Tournament. Martella
still holds the school record for career goals, with 45.
Svs
66
15
81
134
G
9
6
6
3
4
4
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
42
12
GA
10
2
12
42
A
Pts. MWG
6
24
5
7
19
4
6
18
2
12
18
1
8
16
1
4
12
1
5
7
1
370
2
6
1
2
4
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
020
2
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
59
143
16
1236 2
GAA SHO
0.60
10
0.45
3
0.57
12
2.00
2
Record
13-2-1
3-0-1
16-2-2
2-16-2
Player
Rob Martella
Bob Boyle
Brian Ferguson
Tom Kinney
Ryan McCue
Ryan Dell
Chris Williams
Mike Kelly
Frank Frostino
Derek Schorejs
Justen Harman
John Sgro
Brian Lord
Brian Bonham
Dan Traver
Pepe Aragon
Brian Hyde
Quinton Martin
Tim Concannon
David Michels
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
18/18
68
18/18
40
18/18
35
17/17
33
17/1
19
18/18
25
18/18
28
18/18
30
18/17
21
9/0
1
13/0
9
5/0
4
18/18
12
13/1
7
18/18 0
18/18
0
2/0
0
1/0
0
2/0 0
4/0
5
18
337
18 194
G
14
8
5
1
4
3
4
4
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
49
15
A
Pts. MWG
8
36
5
6
22
2
12
22
3
12
14
0
3
11
1
5
11
0
2
10
1
2
10
0
2
6
1
2
4
0
2
4
1
1
3
0
3
3
0
0
2
1
220
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
000
0
0
0
63
161
15
2050 2
Dan Traver (18/18)1680:00
89
74
15
0.80
7
15-2-1
BGSU
1680:00
89 74 150.80 715-2-1
Opponents
1680:00 168 119 492.63 12-15-1
1993
1994
OCSA/3rd
Interim Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Brian Ferguson,
Mike Kelly, Tom Kinney
9-4
DEPAUL ^
W 2-0
9-5
KENTUCKY ^
W 5-2
9-12
at Central Michigan *
W 4-0
9-17
at Western Kentucky #
W 3-1
9-19
vs. UAB #
W 1-0
9-22
at Ohio State
L 1-2
9-26
CINCINNATI
W1-0
9-29
at Western Michigan (OT) *
W 3-1
10-3
MARQUETTE
L 1-2
10-6
at Detroit
L 0-2
10-10 INDIANA
L 2-5
10-13 EASTERN MICHIGAN *
W 3-2
10-17 NOTRE DAME
L 1-2
10-20 MIAMI *
W 3-2
10-24 AKRON *
L 1-2
W 2-1
L 1-6
# WKU-Mitre Classic (1st place)
* MAC match
OCSA/2nd
Captains - Dave Michels, Dan Traver
9-3
vs. Loyola (Md.) @
L 2-3
9-5
vs. Coastal Carolina @
W 3-1
9-10
DAYTON ^
W 4-0
9-11
SOUTHERN INDIANA ^
W 3-2
9-14
OHIO STATE
W2-0
9-18
WESTERN KENTUCKY
W5-1
9-23
CENTRAL MICHIGAN *
W 6-1
9-28
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
W 4-0
10-2
at Marquette
L 0-1
10-5
DETROIT
W2-1
10-9
at Indiana
L 0-1
10-14 at Akron (OT) *
L 1-2
10-16 at Notre Dame
L 1-3
10-19 at Eastern Michigan *
W 1-0
10-22 at Miami (OT) *
T 1-1
10-26 CLEVELAND ST. (OT)
W 2-1
W3-0
11-4
vs. Eastern Michigan $
W 5-1
11-5
at Akron $
W 1-0
11-6
vs. Miami (OT) $
L 1-3
@ Akron Children’s Hospital Medical Center Classic (2nd place)
* MAC match
$ MAC Tournament; Akron, Ohio (2nd place)
10-7-0 Overall
4-1-0 MAC (2nd)
13-6-1 Overall
3-1-1 MAC (3rd)
Tom Kinney was one of BGSU’s inaugural All-MAC
selections, earning the honor in 1993. Kinney, a team
tri-captain that fall, led the Falcons with 10 goals and
25 points.
1993 Statistics
1994 Statistics
Player
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
Tom Kinney
17/17
47
26 10
5
25
2
Tim Concannon
17/113312
52
12 1
Steve Klein
16/14
27
14
4
4
12
0
Ryan McCue
16/12
33
11
4
4
12
2
Mike Kelly
17/13
18
8
4
3
11
3
Brian Ferguson
17/17
33
13
0
8
8
0
Tony Dore
17/8
17
8
3
1
7
1
Michael James
17/9
16
4
1
4
6
0
Joe Burch
17/17
12
3
2
1
5
0
Frank Frostino
17/17
16
4
1
2
4
1
Jamie Harmon
16/1
10
3
0
4
4
0
Dave Michels
17/17
6
1
0
3
3
0
Peter Kolp
13/0
4
1
0
2
2
0
Dan Traver
16/16 0 0
011 0
Brian Glibkowski
17/17
2
1
0
1
1
0
Ben Gilchrest
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Brian Dorenkott
1/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
Andy Penoff
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Ryan Williams
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Barry Schnell
3/1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Josh Baker
4/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Dave Kindl
7/0
2
0
0
0
0
0
BGSU
17
277
109 34
45
113
10
Opponents
17 289 129
303494 7
PlayerMP/MS
Shots SOG
G
A Pts.
MWG
Joe Burch
20/19
71
37
13
6
32
2
Steve Klein
20/19
65
27
7
17
31
2
David Kindl
20/1
42
15
8
4
20
4
Frank Frostino
20/19
41
16
5
10
20
2
Jason Began
19/19
38
15
2
7
11
1
Tim Concannon 20/19
32
9
3
4
10
0
Brian Glibkowski
20/19
20
8
2
5
9
0
Jon Giganti
19/1
9
4
2
4
8
0
Jamie Harmon
20/14
26
8
2
3
7
1
Jason Follebout
9/1
10
7
1
1
3
1
Dave Michels
20/19
2
0
0
3
3
0
Peter Kolp
20/20
10
4
0
3
3
0
Chuck Ashton
4/1
1
1
1
0
2
0
Brandon Pelton
5/0
4
1
0
2
2
0
Duane Ely
15/6
15
8
0
2
2
0
Michael James
19/0
21
7
1
0
2
0
Dan Kindl
13/2
3
0
0
1
1
0
Andy Penoff
3/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Andy Carl
4/2
0
0
0
0
0
0
Brian Hyde
4/1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Ryan Evans
14/1
5
2
0
0
0
0
Dan Traver
19/18 0 00 00 0
Tony Dore
19/19
1
1
0
0
0
0
BGSU
20
416
170
47
72 166
13
Opponents 20 27610322 1862
6
Dan Traver (16/16)1398:20
Barry Schnell (3/1)
108:14
Ryan Williams (1/0)
53:26
BGSU
1560:00
Opponents1560:00
* one shared shutout
SOGF
114
9
6
129
109
Svs
89
7
3
99
75
GA
25
2
3
30
34
GAA SHO
1.61
3
1.66
0
5.05
0
1.73
4 *
1.96
1
Record
10-6-0
0-1-0
0-0-0
10-7-0
7-10-0
Dan Traver (19/18)1767:00
Andy Carl (4/2)
153:00
BGSU
1920:00
Opponents1920:00
SOGF
88
15
103
170
Svs
71
10
81
123
GA
17
5
22
47
GAA SHO
0.87
6
2.94
0
1.03
6
2.20
1
Record
13-4-1
0-2-0
13-6-1
6-13-1
1995
1996
OCSA/1st
ISAA Great Lakes/3rd
ISAA National/19th
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Joe Burch,
Steve Klein, Dave Michels
9-2
vs. New Hampshire @
W 2-0
9-4
vs. West Virginia (OT) @
W 6-2
9-10
XAVIER
W3-0
9-15
vs. UW-Green Bay ^
W 1-0
9-17
vs. SMU ^
L 1-2
9-20
at Ohio State
W 2-0
9-24
at Western Kentucky
W 5-3
9-30
DETROIT %
W 1-0
10-1
MARQUETTE %
W 3-0
10-6
at Kentucky *
Ppd.
10-8
INDIANA
W2-1
T 1-1
10-15 AKRON *
L 0-1
10-18 CINCINNATI
W3-1
10-22 MIAMI *
W 2-0
W 3-1
10-29 at Western Michigan *
W 3-0
10-31 at Kentucky (OT) *
T 0-0
11-4
vs. Kentucky (2-OT) !
W 1-0
11-5
vs. Akron !
W 2-0
11-12 DAVIDSON ##
W 3-1
11-19 at Wisconsin $
L 0-2
@ Akron Acme Soccer Classic (1st place)
^ Creighton Classic (2nd place)
% Kwik Goal/BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
* MAC match
! MAC Tournament at Kalamazoo, Mich.
## NCAA Play-In
$ NCAA Tournament (First Round)
OCSA/1st
NSCAA Great Lakes/2nd
NSCAA National/17th
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Joe Burch,
Tony Dore, Steve Klein
8-31
MEMPHIS (OT)
T 1-1
9-7
vs. Vermont <
W 1-0
9-8
at New Hampshire <
W 1-0
9-14
vs. C. Connecticut State ÷
W 4-0
9-15
vs. George Washington ÷
W 4-2
9-20
at Fresno State (OT) µ
L 1-2
9-22
vs. SMU µ
L 1-2
9-25
at Detroit (OT)
L 1-3
9-29
E. ILLINOIS (OT)
W 2-1
10-2
at Xavier (OT)
W 2-1
10-6
KENTUCKY *
W 3-0
10-9
MICHIGAN STATE
W3-0
10-13 at Indiana
W 2-0
10-18 at Akron *
W 2-1
10-23 OHIO STATE
W3-0
10-27 at Miami *
W 2-0
10-30 at Eastern Michigan *
W 5-1
11-1
DAYTON
W8-1
11-3
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
W 8-0
11-16 EASTERN MICHIGAN ••
W 1-0
11-17 KENTUCKY ••
W 4-0
11-23 DETROIT $
W 4-0
12-1
at Indiana $$
L 0-2
< UNH Pepsi/Nike Classic (1st place)
÷ MU Kelme Invitational; Oxford, Ohio (1st place)
µ Umbro Goal Rush Classic (4th place)
* MAC match
•• MAC Tournament
$ NCAA Tourn. (1st Round) $$ NCAA Tourn. (2nd Round)
16-3-2 Overall
3-1-1 MAC (T-2nd)
18-4-1 Overall
5-0-0 MAC (1st)
1995 Statistics
Player
Steve Klein
Joe Burch
Dave Kindl
Jason Began
Peter Kolp
Dan Kindl
Jason Follebout
Darren Niles
Tony Dore
Jon Giganti
Brandon Pelton
Jamie Harmon
Duane Ely
Chuck Ashton
Scott Vallow
Dave Michels
Brett Strang
Andy Carl
Brian Hyde
Ryan Evans
Mark Michalak
Andy Penoff
BGSU
Opponents
1996 Statistics
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
20/20
59
26
8
10
26
2
21/21
52
18
9
6
24
3
21/13
34
17
8
1
17
4
21/21
37
12
4
9
17
2
20/18
26
11
3
6
12
0
20/20
48
15
3
4
10
1
16/9
28
9
3
2
8
2
15/2
24
10
2
3
7
0
21/21
2
1
1
3
5
1
21/10
10
3
1
3
5
1
18/2
7
2
1
2
4
0
21/10
40
13
1
2
4
0
10/1
7
2
0
3
3
0
13/1
10
4
0
1
1
0
20/20
0
0
0
1
1
0
21/21
3
1
0
1
1
0
21/18
9
5
0
1
1
0
3/1
0
0
0
0
0
0
4/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
5/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
7/1
0
0
0
0
0
0
7/1
2
0
0
0
0
0
21
400
149 44
58
146
16
21 268 72
152050 3
Scott Vallow (20/20)
1893:37
65
Andy Carl (3/1)
122:30
7
BGSU
2016:07
72
Opponents2016:07
149
Vallow & Carl combined on one shutout
Steve Klein capped an incredible career at BGSU by
scoring 50 points to help the Falcons to the NCAA
Tournament in 1996. Klein, a BGSU Hall of Famer,
still holds the school career records for assists (45)
and points (119).
Svs
54
3
57
105
GA
11
4
15
44
GAA SHO
0.52
10
2.94
0
0.67
11
1.96
3
Record
15-3-2
1-0-0
16-3-2
3-16-2
Player
Steve Klein
Dave Kindl
Jason Began
Joe Burch
Chris Dore
Dan Kindl
Jason Bryant
Tim Ashton
Mark Michalak
Bobby Biggs
Tony Dore
Peter Kolp
Jamie Harmon
Brett Strang
Brian Glibkowski
Jon Giganti
Ryan Evans
Brandon Pelton
Darren Niles
Kevin Jackson
Ty Fowler
Scott Vallow
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
23/23
89
44 18
14
50
7
22/5
59
30 11
7
29
3
20/19
65
23
7
12
26
3
23/23
75
22
5
9
19
0
23/214920
83
19 1
22/22
28
6
1
8
10
1
19/0
10
3
2
5
9
0
20/13 15 7
339 2
23/23
7
5
0
9
9
0
16/0
10
5
2
2
6
0
23/23
5
3
1
4
6
0
20/18
9
3
0
5
5
0
23/1
14
5
1
2
4
0
22/22
13
3
1
2
4
1
20/9
11
4
0
3
3
0
20/7
2
2
0
3
3
0
6/0
1
1
1
0
2
0
11/0
7
3
0
2
2
0
15/0
10
4
1
0
2
0
14/1
4
0
0
1
1
0
3/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23/23
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
494
194 63
94
220
18
23 306 106
172256 4
2175:20
104
Ty Fowler (3/0)
44:40
2
BGSU
2220:00
106
Opponents2220:00
194
Vallow & Fowler combined on two shutouts
Svs
87
2
89
131
GA
17
0
17
63
GAA SHO
0.70
10
0.00
0
0.69
12
2.55
1
Record
18-4-1
0-0-0
18-4-1
4-18-1
1997
1998
OCSA/1st
NSCAA Great Lakes/2nd
NSCAA National/15th
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Jason Began,
Dan Kindl, Brett Strang
8-30
vs. St. Bonaventure +
W 2-0
8-31
vs. Northeastern +
L 1-2
9-6
at Memphis @
W 5-0
9-7
vs. South Alabama @
W 2-1
9-13
DAYTON
L 0-1
9-20
vs. Indiana #
L 0-1
9-21
at Butler #
W 3-2
9-25
at Detroit
W 3-0
9-28
at Eastern Illinois
W 4-0
10-3
at Akron *
W 1-0
10-5
at Marshall *
L 0-1
10-10 at Kentucky *
L 1-2
10-12 MIAMI *
W 7-0
10-15 XAVIER
W3-0
W 3-1
10-24 WESTERN MICHIGAN *
W 5-0
10-26 NORTHERN ILLINOIS *
W 4-3
11-2
at Eastern Michigan *
W 3-2
11-6
vs. Northern Illinois ••
W 4-1
11-7
vs. Kentucky ••
W 1-0
11-9
vs. Akron ••
W 1-0
11-15 COLGATE $
W 2-0
11-22 at Marquette $$
W 1-0
11-30 at Indiana $$$
L 0-4
+ Zip Soccer Classic (1st place) @ Memphis Classic (1st place)
# Nike/Snickers SoccerFest (2nd place) at Indianapolis, Ind.
* MAC match •• MAC Tournament (1st place) at Oxford, Ohio
$ NCAA Play-In
$$ NCAA Tournament (First Round)
$$$ NCAA Tournament (Second Round)
OCSA/4th
NSCAA Great Lakes/8th
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Chris Doré,
Darren Niles, Scott Vallow
9-1
DETROIT
W2-1
9-4
vs. Furman +
L 0-1
9-6
vs. Evansville +
W 1-0
9-11
at Dayton
W 1-0
9-13
at Ohio State (2OT)
T 1-1
9-20
BRADLEY
L 0-1
9-26
vs. George Mason #
L 0-2
9-27
at Loyola (Md.) #
L 0-2
10-2
AKRON (2OT) *
T 0-0
10-4
BUFFALO (OT) *
L 1-2
10-9
at Western Michigan *
W 1-0
10-11 at Northern Illinois (OT) *
L 2-3
W 3-0
W3-0
10-23 at Miami *
W 2-0
10-25 at Kentucky *
L 0-1
10-30 MARSHALL *
W 1-0
11-6
vs. Marshall ••
W 2-0
11-8
at Kentucky (2OT) ••
W 2-0
11-14 at Akron ••
L 1-4
+ Ohio State/Nike Classic (3rd place) # Loyola Fila Cl. (3rd place)
* MAC match •• MAC Tournament (2nd place)
Quarterfinals and semifinals in Lexington, Kentucky
Championship game at top remaining seed (Akron)
18-6-0 Overall
5-2-0 MAC (T-2nd)
10-8-2 Overall
4-3-1 MAC (4th)
Jason Began was named to both the Academic AllMAC Team and the MAC’s All-Tournament Team in
every season possible. He was a three-time academic
all-conference selection (freshmen are not eligible),
and was named to the league’s all-tourney squad
three times as well (a team was not named in 1995). Began was part of three NCAA tournament teams.
1997 Statistics
1998 Statistics
Player
Bobby Biggs
Chris Dore
Zac Olson
Jason Began
Darren Niles
Brandon Pelton
Ryan Schwaigert
Brett Strang
Nick Kolliniatis
Chris Kraft
Fred Degand
Kevin Jackson
Dan Kindl
Mark Michalak
Jason Bryant
Vetus Syracuse
Brian Glibkowski
Jon Giganti
Scott Vallow
Ty Fowler
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Nick Kolliniatis
Chris Dore
Bobby Biggs
Fred Degand
Darren Niles
Zac Olson
Chris Kraft
Matt Lyons
Kevin Jackson
Jason Bryant
Mike Tinajero
Tommy Thomas
Tony Malik
Kevin Wisniewski
Adam Schokora
Detrick Matthews
Scott Vallow
Adam Erhard
Gene Braxton
Ben Vaccaro
Vetus Syracuse
Matt Johnson
Ty Fowler
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
23/11
30
16
9
4
22
6
24/248239
59
19 2
24/8
26
16
7
5
19
2
23/23
64
20
3
11
17
1
23/0
29
13
5
5
15
1
21/2
22
13
6
2
14
3
23/14
27
9
4
6
14
0
24/24
23
12
5
3
13
1
21/14
32
11
3
6
12
0
19/0 5 2
157 0
23/10
18
7
2
2
6
1
24/24
12
5
2
2
6
1
24/24
14
5
0
6
6
0
24/24
12
2
0
6
6
0
24/24
10
4
1
2
4
0
12/0
6
4
1
1
3
0
19/10
6
2
1
1
3
0
24/4
7
2
0
2
2
0
23/23
0
0
0
1
1
0
2/1
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
428
185 56
79
191
18
24 342 127
212466 6
2013:35
Ty Fowler (2/1)
146:25
BGSU
2160:00
Opponents2160:00
SOGF
119
8
127
185
Svs
100
6
106
129
GA
19
2
21
56
GAA SHO
0.85
12
1.23
0
0.88
12
2.33
4
Record
16-6-0
2-0-0
18-6-0
6-18-0
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
20/20
22
10
5
3
13
1
20/205820
43
11 2
20/12
27
12
4
1
9
1
20/19
23
8
3
2
8
2
19/19
13
5
2
2
6
2
19/4
7
5
2
0
4
0
19/3 9 4
113 0
19/16
9
4
1
1
3
1
20/20
10
5
1
0
2
1
20/20
12
4
0
2
2
0
17/1
5
2
0
2
2
0
17/12
12
6
0
1
1
0
20/4
20
10
0
1
1
0
18/1
10
2
0
1
1
0
15/9
5
2
0
1
1
0
15/3
4
1
0
1
1
0
20/20
0
0
0
0
0
0
18/17
17
2
0
0
0
0
11/0
5
1
0
0
0
0
8/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
269
103 23
22
68
10
20 232 98
181753 8
1860:57
Ty Fowler (1/0)
43:00
BGSU
1903:57
Opponents1903:57
SOGF
97
1
98
103
Svs
79
1
80
80
GA
18
0
18
23
GAA SHO
0.87
10
0.00
0
0.85
10
1.09
6
Record
10-8-1
0-0-1
10-8-2
8-10-2
1999
2000
OCSA/6th
NSCAA Great Lakes/NR
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Jason Bryant,
Chris Dore, Kevin Jackson
9-1
DAYTON
W3-1
9-4
W. KENTUCKY +
W 1-0
9-5
DePAUL +
W 2-0
9-11
at Bradley #
L 1-4
9-12
vs. Tulsa #
L 2-4
9-18
vs. UCF @
L 3-4
9-19
vs. Xavier @
L 2-3
9-24
vs. Penn State (2OT) &
L 0-1
9-26
vs. SMU &
L 1-2
10-3
KENTUCKY *
L 0-1
10-8
BUCKNELL
W5-1
10-10 WESTERN MICH. (2OT) *
T 1-1
10-15 at Marshall (2OT) *
W 2-1
W 4-1
10-22 at Akron *
L 0-1
10-24 at Buffalo (OT) *
W 3-2
10-27 OAKLAND
L 0-1
10-31 at Eastern Michigan (OT) *
W 3-2
11-5
at Northern Illinois ••
L 2-4
+ BGSU Soccer Classic (1st place)
# Holiday Inn City Centre Classic (4th place) at Peoria, Illinois
@ Global Soccer Classic (4th place) at Rochester, Mich.
& FIU Golden Panther Classic (3rd place) at Miami, Fla.
* MAC match
•• MAC Tournament Quarterfinal
OCSA/5th
Coach - Mel Mahler
9-2
vs. SW Missouri State !
L 1-2
9-3
at Creighton !
L 1-2
9-9
vs. UW-Green Bay @
L 1-2
9-10
at UW-Milwaukee @
W 3-1
9-14
at Detroit
W 2-1
9-20
at Dayton
L 1-3
9-23
OHIO STATE #Ccd.
9-24
VANDERBILT #
L 1-2
9-28
MICHIGAN
W2-0
10-6
at Northern Illinois *
L 0-1
W 2-0
10-14 MARSHALL *
W 1-0
10-17 at Oakland
W 2-1
10-20 at Kentucky (OT) *
L 1-2
10-27 BUFFALO *
W 3-0
10-29 AKRON *
W 2-1
10-31 MICHIGAN STATE (2OT)
T 1-1
11-5
at Buffalo ••
W 1-0
11-12 KENTUCKY ••
L 0-1
! Creighton/Diadora Challenge (3rd place)
@ UW-Milwaukee Coca-Cola Classic (3rd place)
# BGSU Diadora Classic (4th place)
* MAC match
•• MAC Tournament
8-10-1 Overall
4-2-1 MAC (3rd)
9-8-1 Overall
4-2-0 MAC (T-1st)
Chris Dore scored a team-high 26 points en route to
All-MAC First-Team honors in 1999. Dore is one of
five field players ranked among the BGSU career top10 on all three major lists (goals, assists and points).
1999 Statistics
2000 Statistics
Player
Chris Dore
Bobby Biggs
Tony Malik
Gene Braxton
Matt Lyons
Kevin Wisniewski
Detrick Matthews
Fred Degand
Tommy Thomas
Adam Erhard
Mike Tinajero
Jason Bryant
Zac Olson
Ben Vaccaro
Kevin Jackson
Chris Kraft
Ty Fowler
Matt Leardini
Justin Follebout
Matt Johnson
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Matt Lyons
Fred Degand
Adam Erhard
Detrick Matthews
Gene Braxton
Tommy Thomas
Chris Kraft
P.J. Behan
Ben Vaccaro
Zac Olson
Kevin Wisniewski
Scott Tilford
Dave DeGraff
Tony Malik
Adam Schokora
Matt Leardini
Tim Butler
Mike Tinajero
Matt Martinka
Mike Began
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
19/196430
98
26 3
19/18
34
19
6
6
18
1
19/13
25
11
3
2
8
0
19/2
18
13
3
2
8
1
19/11
12
6
2
3
7
1
19/15
9
4
3
0
6
2
19/13
10
7
2
2
6
0
17/16
15
8
2
1
5
0
19/19
18
7
1
2
4
0
16/16
10
3
1
2
4
0
16/1
7
3
1
2
4
0
18/17
23
11
1
1
3
0
17/6
14
9
1
0
2
0
17/1
7
4
0
1
1
0
19/19
3
1
0
0
0
0
16/4 2 1
000 0
19/19
0
0
0
0
0
0
7/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
4/0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3/0
1
1
0
0
0
0
19
274
138 35
32
102
8
19 272 139
342896 10
Ty Fowler (19/19)
1812:22
139
95
34
1.69
2
8-10-1
BGSU
1812:22 139 95 341.69 28-10-1
Opponents
1812:22 138 103 351.74 410-8-1
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
17/17
27
14
5
8
18
0
15/15
33
9
4
4
12
0
17/17
23
6
0
8
8
0
18/18
26
11
3
1
7
3
18/8
23
13
3
1
7
2
18/18
27
14
3
0
6
0
18/18 12 4
215 2
16/13
18
8
2
0
4
1
18/8
12
5
1
2
4
0
13/13
13
4
1
1
3
1
18/6
16
8
1
0
2
0
14/0
4
1
0
1
1
0
18/18
0
0
0
0
0
0
18/18
3
0
0
0
0
0
8/5
2
2
0
0
0
0
15/0
2
0
0
0
0
0
9/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13/6
1
1
0
0
0
0
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
242
100 25
27
77
9
18 264 108
201656 8
Dave DeGraff (18/18) 1553:08
Mike Began (1/0)
102:05
BGSU
1655:13
Opponents1655:13
* includes six ‘team saves’
SOGF
95
7
108 *
100
Svs
76
6
88 *
75
GA
19
1
20
25
GAA SHO
1.10
5
0.88
0
1.09
5
1.36
2
Record
9-8-0
0-0-1
9-8-1
8-9-1
2001
2002
OCSA/5th
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captains - Tony Malik, Detrick Matthews, Ben Vaccaro, Kevin Wisnewski
9-9
at Ohio State
L 0-4
9-17
at Michigan State
W 3-1
9-22
CANISIUS (2OT) !
T 0-0
9-23
UW-MILWAUKEE (2OT) ! W 1-0
9-28
at Akron *
L 1-2
9-30
at Buffalo (OT) *
W 1-0
10-5
KENTUCKY *
L 1-3
10-7
NORTHERN ILLINOIS *
L 0-1
10-11 at Michigan
W 1-0
10-14 at Marshall *
L 0-1
10-17 at Cincinnati
W 3-1
10-19 OHIO WESLEYAN (OT)
L 0-1
W 2-0
10-28 DETROIT
L 2-3
11-4
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
W 1-0
11-9
vs. Buffalo (3OT) ••
W 1-0
11-11 vs. Kentucky ••
L 0-1
! BGSU/Diadora Challenge (1st)
* MAC match
•• MAC Tournament (Akron, Ohio)
OCSA/NR
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captain - Matt Leardini
8-31
at St. Bonaventure !
9-1
vs. Pittsburgh !
9-7
SAINT FRANCIS (PA) @
9-8
DUQUESNE @
9-11
at Detroit
9-14
at Oakland
9-20
OHIO STATE (OT)
9-22
at Xavier
9-27
at Kentucky *
9-29
BUFFALO *
10-6
10-9
at Michigan
10-20 MARSHALL (OT) *
10-25 IPFW
10-27 AKRON *
11-1
MICHIGAN STATE (OT)
11-3
CLEVELAND STATE
11-15 KENTUCKY #
11-17 AKRON #
! St. Bonaventure Classic
@ Diadora Classic
# MAC Tournament
8-8-1 Overall
2-4-0 MAC (5th)
6-13-0 Overall
4-1-0 MAC (T-1st)
L 1-3
L 0-1
L 1-4
L 0-3
L 1-4
L 0-3
L 2-3
L 0-4
Ccd.
W 3-0
W 2-1
L 0-2
L 0-1
W 2-1
L 1-2
W 1-0
L 0-1
W3-2
W 2-1
L 1-4
The awards just kept rolling in for Tony Malik in
2001. An All-MAC First-Team selection, he also
was named to the MAC’s All-Tournament Team. Off
the pitch, Malik was named the Falcon Club’s Senior
Student-Athlete of the Year, and was the MAC’s male
recipient of the Bob James Memorial Scholarship.
2001 Statistics
2002 Statistics
Player
Detrick Matthews
Matt Leardini
Jon Hundley
Tony Malik
Tim Butler
Burt Weaver
Ben Vaccaro
P.J. Behan
Damion Bennett
Scott Tilford
Matt Martinka
Ricky Harper
Richie Francis
Jonathan Wells
Kevin Wisniewski
Joshua Racette
Jordan Bell
Nnamdi Ihemelu
Deryck Freudeman
Charlie Archibald
Dave DeGraff
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Paul Dhaliwal
Paul Seip
Robert Aouad
Eric Duda
Francisco Sanchez
Matt Leardini
Ben Monnette
Cory Stevens
Deryck Freudeman
Matt Martinka
Adrian Akpan
Damion Bennett
Dave Belfort
Nnamdi Ihemelu
Andres Marques
Scott Tilford
Ryan Baird
David DeGraff
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
17/17
35
16
6
1
13
3
17/17
13
5
3
0
6
1
14/7
20
4
2
1
5
1
17/17
16
6
2
1
5
1
13/6
12
6
2
0
4
0
16/2
12
5
1
1
3
1
16/16
16
7
0
0
1
1
11/9
17
4
0
1
1
0
16/16
15
6
0
1
1
0
15/5
11
5
0
1
1
0
16/16
8
3
0
1
1
0
15/12
8
1
0
0
0
0
15/11
7
1
0
0
0
0
15/8
6
1
0
0
0
0
11/6
5
0
0
0
0
0
11/1
4
2
0
0
0
0
1/1
2
1
0
0
0
0
6/1
1
0
0
0
0
0
8/1
1
1
0
0
0
0
6/1
1
0
0
0
0
0
17/17
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
210
74 17
10
44
8
17 272 106
171852 8
Goalkeeper (MP/MS) Dave DeGraff (17/17) BGSU
Opponents
* includes two “team saves”
Min.
1635:01
86
18 0.99
7
8-8-1
1635:01
88 *
18 0.99
7
8-8-1
1635:01 74 170.94 6 8-8-1
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
18/15
24
11
4
2
10
1
19/19
16
6
2
6
10
1
19/12
8
6
3
0
6
1
16/15
14
11
2
2
6
1
19/10
14
7
2
2
6
0
19/19
7
2
2
1
5
0
19/18
11
5
1
2
4
0
18/17
8
4
1
2
4
1
19/7
11
4
1
1
3
1
17/17
1
1
1
1
3
0
18/15
14
4
1
0
2
0
17/16
9
4
0
1
1
0
15/3
1
0
0
1
1
0
5/0
4
4
0
0
0
0
12/3
3
2
0
0
0
0
8/4
2
0
0
0
0
0
4/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19/19
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
147
71 20
21
61
6
19277131
4038
118 13
Goalkeeper (MP/MS) David DeGraff (19/19) Jim McCarthy (1/0)
BGSU
Opponents
Min.
1731:48
87
39 2.03
2
6-13-0
13:42
1
1 6.57
0
0-0-0
1745:30
93 *
40 2.06
2
6-13-0
1745:30 52 201.03 7 13-6-0
2003
2004
OCSA/NR
Coach - Mel Mahler
Captain - Matt Martinka
8-30
CINCINNATI (2OT)
9-7
UW-GREEN BAY
9-12
at UCF
9-14
at Stetson
9-19
vs. San Diego State (2OT) !
9-21
at UNLV (2OT) !
9-26
at Akron *
9-28
MICHIGAN
10-3
at Buffalo (2OT) *
10-5
KENTUCKY *
10-10 at IPFW (OT)
10-16 at Cleveland State (2OT)
10-19 BIRMINGHAM SOUTH.
10-21 OAKLAND
10-24 at Marshall *
10-26 WESTERN MICH. (2OT) *
11-2
DETROIT (2OT)
11-7
NORTHERN ILLINOIS #
11-9
KENTUCKY #
11-16 at Western Michigan #
! UNLV Classic
• MAC match
# MAC Tournament
OCSA/NR
Coach - Fred Thompson
9-1
MICHIGAN STATE
L 0-3
9-4
IUPUI (2OT) !
L 2-3
9-5
ST. BONAVENTURE !
L 1-4
9-8
at Detroit
L 0-1
9-10
WRIGHT STATE L 0-4
9-12
XAVIER L 0-4
9-17
at Michigan
L 0-4
9-19
WESTERN ILLINOIS
L 0-3
9-24
at Ohio State
L 4-7
9-26
MARSHALL *
L 2-5
9-29 at Oakland
L 0-2 10-3 AKRON * L 0-4
10-8
L 3-6
10-10 BUFFALO (OT) *
L 1-2
10-15 at Kentucky *
L 1-5
L 2-5
10-24 at Cincinnati
L 0-6
10-28 IPFW
L 3-7
11-5
vs. Akron #
L 0-1
* MAC match
# MAC Tournament Quarterfinal (Kalamazoo, Mich.)
! Kelme Classic
8-9-5 Overall
2-3-1 MAC (4th)
0-19-0 Overall
0-6-0 MAC (7th)
T0-0
W 3-0
L 1-0
W 3-1
T 1-1
L 2-3
L 1-4
L 1-6
W 1-0
L 0-3
W 2-1
W 2-1
T 2-2
W1-0
L 0-1
L 0-1
T 2-2
L 0-2
T 1-1
W 2-1
W 1-0
L 0-5
Omari Aldridge led the Falcons in scoring in both
2004 and ‘05. He had 14 points in the 2004 campaign, following that up with an 11-goal, 25-point
senior season the next fall.
2003 Statistics
2004 Statistics
Player
Dustin Snyder
Omari Aldridge
Paul Dhaliwal
Eric Duda
Paul Seip
P.J. Behan
Matt Martinka
Sean McGarity
Cory Stevens
Daniel Bartulovic
Adrian Akpan
Kyle Adkins
Bobby Woods
Ben Monnette
Andrew Knoll
Dave Belfort
Deryck Freudeman
Andre Marques
Scott Tilford
Greg Gigliotti
BGSU
Opponents
Player
Omari Aldridge
Jordan Koblens
Gregory Hennelly
Abiola Sandy
Matt Yanick
Paul Seip
P.J. Behan
Nnamdi Ihemelu
Dave Belfort
Ben Monnette
Michael Rutkowski
Adrian Akpan
Alec Perea
Francisco Sanchez
Dirk Eckroat
Ryan Perea
Cory Stevens
Deryck Freudeman
Julian Donofrio
John MacKenzie
Robert Aouad
Tyler Dollins
Brandon Decker
BGSU
Opponents
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
22/20
47
22
6
4
16
3
22/22
32
20
4
1
9
1
18/16
20
11
3
2
8
1
19/19
23
9
0
8
8
0
21/20
31
10
2
3
7
1
21/20
34
11
2
2
6
1
18/18
5
4
2
2
6
1
19/9
28
13
2
0
4
0
22/17
18
8
2
0
4
0
17/0
18
6
1
1
3
0
20/20
11
3
0
3
3
0
13/1
3
2
1
0
2
0
22/19
11
3
0
1
1
0
20/18
7
2
0
1
1
0
9/8
1
0
0
1
1
0
6/2
0
0
0
1
1
0
10/0
3
2
0
0
0
0
9/0
2
0
0
0
0
0
2/1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
294
126 25
30
80
8
22344165
3633
105 9
Goalkeeper (MP/MS) David DeGraff (21/21) Brandon Decker (1/1) BGSU
Opponents
* includes three “team saves”
Min.
2021:24
127
32 1.42
5
8-8-5
86:14
3
4 4.17
0
0-1-0
2107:38
133 *
36 1.54
5
8-9-5
2107:38 115 251.07 7 9-8-5
MP/MS
Shots
SOG
G
A
Pts. MWG
19/18
32
17
6
2
14
0
18/12
17
8
3
3
9
0
17/15
19
9
2
1
5
0
14/11
17
8
2
1
5
0
18/15
16
8
2
1
5
0
18/17
17
7
0
3
3
0
11/8
8
2
1
0
2
0
14/4
6
2
1
0
2
0
19/17
2
2
1
0
2
0
9/4
2
1
1
0
2
0
13/2
7
4
0
1
1
0
9/3
5
1
0
1
1
0
13/3
3
1
0
1
1
0
17/2
1
0
0
1
1
0
17/15
6
1
0
0
0
0
15/0
2
0
0
0
0
0
10/6
2
0
0
0
0
0
5/1
1
1
0
0
0
0
9/0
0
0
0
0
0
0
19/16
0
0
0
0
0
0
12/11
0
0
0
0
0
0
17/14
0
0
0
0
0
0
10/5
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
163
72 19
15
53
0
19328191
7666
218 19
Goalkeeper (MP/MS) Tyler Dollins (17/14) Brandon Decker (10/5) BGSU
Opponents
* includes six ‘team saves’
Min.
1250:28
68
52 3.74
0
0-14-0
489:32
42
24 4.41
0
0-5-0
1740:00
116 *
76 3.93
0
0-19-0
1740:00 52 190.98 10 19-0-0
FALCONS YEAR BY YEAR - 2005
2005
4-13-2 Overall
1-4-0 MAC (5th)
OCSA/NR
Captains - Dave Belfort, Omari
Aldridge, Matthew Yanick
9-3
vs. Sacred Heart #
L 0-1
9-4
vs. Eastern Illinois (2OT) #
T 1-1
9-9
at Wright State
L 0-1
9-11
at Evansville
L 1-2
9-14
at Xavier
L 0-5
Bowling
9-18
at UMBC
L 1-2
9-23
OHIO STATE (2OT)
W 3-2
9-25
9-29
10-2
10-7
10-9
10-14
10-16
10-19
10-23
10-26
10-30
11-8
Green
SAINT MARY’S (CALIF.) W3-1
at Michigan State
L 1-3
at Loyola (Ill.) (2OT)
L 2-3
NORTHERN ILLINOIS *
L 0-3
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
L 2-3
at Buffalo *
L 0-4
at Akron *
L 0-3
CINCINNATI
L 0-1
at Western Illinois (2OT)
T 2-2
CLEVELAND STATE
W3-1
IPFW *
W 2-1
at Western Michigan ••
L 0-2
# UWGB Nike Tournament
2005 BGSU
Men's Soccer
* MAC match
•• MAC
Tournament Quarterfinal
Overall
Individual
Statistics (as
of Jul 07, 2009)
All games
Overall: 4-13-2 Conf: 1-4-0 Home: 4-3-0 Away: 0-9-1 Neut: 0-1-1
##
10
17
11
9
4
18
21
2
12
8
16
14
5
19
6
3
15
##
1
30
0
TM
Player
gp-gs
g
ALDRIDGE, Omari
KIM, Justin
HENNELLY, Gregory
SANDY, Abiola
DAVIS, George
PEREA, Ryan
BELFORT, Dave
WILLIAMS, Kyle
SANCHEZ, Francisco
YANICK, Matt
MACKENZIE, John
PEREA, Alec
LOPEZ, Jason
SYNK, Andy
AOUAD, Robert
EPPS, Ryan
MCNAYR, Kyle
Total
Opponents
19-18
18-17
19-6
18-11
18-17
19-15
19-17
18-6
16-0
16-0
19-19
16-4
14-12
19-19
8-2
18-8
19-19
19
19
11
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21
41
Goalie
gp-gs
SHOEMAKER,Paul
PETKUS, Brent
DECKER, Brandon
TEAM
Total
Opponents
16-16
2-1
2-2
19
19
a
pts
sh
3 25 61
4
8 33
0
4 21
2
4 16
1
3 18
1
3
7
0
2 12
0
2
5
0
2
3
1
1
4
1
1
3
0
0
9
0
0
7
0
0
6
0
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
13 55 208
47 129 316
Goal Average
min
ga
1507:04
135:00
135:00
0:00
1777:04
1777:04
32
4
5
0
41
21
sh%
sog
sog%
.180 34
.061 13
.095
5
.062 10
.056
5
.143
5
.083
1
.200
2
.333
1
.000
2
.000
0
.000
3
.000
1
.000
1
.000
1
.000
0
.000
0
.101 84
.130 131
gaavg
1.91
2.67
3.33
0.00
2.08
1.06
yc
.557 1
.394 4
.238 1
.625 1
.278 3
.714 3
.083 1
.400 3
.333 0
.500 0
.000 4
.333 1
.143 0
.167 1
.500 0
.000 0
.000 2
.404 26
.415 27
Saves
saves
80
11
6
2
99
67
rc gwg
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
pk-att
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
13
2-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Dave Belfort, a four-year letterwinner for
0-0
the Falcons, was a team tri-captain in his
0-0
senior season of 2005.
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-2
3-3
pct
w
Record
l
.714
.733
.545
1.000
.707
.761
4
0
0
0
4
13
10
1
2
0
13
4
t
sho
2
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
8
Team saves: 2
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
9
13
11
27
92 104
138 166
1st 2nd
45
31
47
34
OT OT2
0
0
1
1
OT OT2
5
7
7
5
OT OT2
4
1
3
1
Total
21
41
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
208
316
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
99
67
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
34
36
48
41
1st 2nd
150 151
136 139
OT OT2
1
2
2
0
OT OT2
2
7
4
6
BGSU
1279
7/183
2/385
Total
85
79
Total
307
288
Opponent
3937
10/394
2006
4-14-1 Overall
0-5-0 MAC (6th)
OCSA/NR
8-25
WESTERN ILLINOIS (OT) ! W 2-1
8-27
EASTERN ILLINOIS !
L 1-2
Bowling
9-1
at Coastal Carolina ^
L 0-2
9-3
vs. Furman ^
L 1-2
9-8
at St. Mary’s (Calif.) (2OT) $
T 1-1
9-10
vs. Sacramento State $
L 0-3
9-14
at Ohio State
L 0-2
9-17
WRIGHT STATE
L 1-4
9-20
MICHIGAN STATE
L 0-1
9-24
EVANSVILLE
L 1-4
9-29
L 0-2
10-3
at 2006
DetroitBGSU Men's Soccer
W 3-0
10-6 Overall
BUFFALO
*
L 1-2(as
Green
Individual
Statistics
10-11 at Pittsburgh All games
W 2-1
10-20 AKRON *
L 1-4
10-22 at IPFW *
L 1-2
L 1-2
10-31 at Western Michigan #
W 2-1
11-3
vs. Akron %
L 2-8
! Falcon Classic
^ Coastal Carolina Invitational
$ Saint Mary’s Classic
* MAC match
# MAC Tournament First Round
% MAC Tournament Semifinal (DeKalb, Ill.)
of Jul 07, 2009)
##
17
4
11
10
20
7
23
9
27
16
18
8
24
2
6
3
19
15
13
21
00
12
5
##
00
0
1
TM
Player
gp-gs
g
KIM, Justin
DAVIS, George
PEREA, Alec
PEREA, Ryan
VAN HOUTEN, Hunter
HEPPLE, Cameron
SMITH, Ahmad
SANDY, Abiola
LAWRENCE, Jacob
MACKENZIE, John
EVWARAYE, Chuko
DEAL, Tyler
SATHYANATHAN, Arun
WILLIAMS, Kyle
CRONE, Tim
DAVIS,Chris
SYNK, Andy
MCNAYR, Kyle
VETH, Dana
DOZIER, Gavin
SCHOLZ, Mark
NICHOLS, Drew
TURTON, Derek
Total
Opponents
15-13
19-16
18-17
17-13
19-13
15-10
16-7
12-8
16-16
18-15
9-0
14-2
3-1
13-7
10-3
8-7
8-7
16-16
7-5
11-0
4-1
19-14
1-0
19
19
5
2
1
2
1
1
3
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
20
44
Goalie
gp-gs
SCHOLZ, Mark
PETKUS, Brent
SHOEMAKER, Paul
TEAM
Total
Opponents
3-1
2-2
16-16
19
19
sh
sh%
sog
sog%
yc
2 12 34
3
7 31
3
5 31
3
7 28
0
2 22
1
3 15
0
6 15
0
0
8
1
5
6
0
0
4
0
0
4
0
0
3
0
2
3
1
3
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
0
0
16 56 215
46 134 287
a
pts
.147
.065
.032
.071
.045
.067
.200
.000
.333
.000
.000
.000
.333
.500
.000
.000
.000
19
14
11
11
9
10
6
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
99
131
.559
.452
.355
.393
.409
.667
.400
.375
.500
.750
.500
.667
.667
.500
.500
.000
.000
3
2
3
6
2
3
1
0
1
3
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
28
35
Goal Average
min
ga
180:00
200:00
1361:53
0:00
1741:53
1741:53
2
4
38
0
44
20
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.093
.153
gaavg
1.00
1.80
2.51
0.00
2.27
1.03
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-3
2-2
pct
w
Record
l
.867
.778
.608
1.000
.664
.798
0
0
4
0
4
13
.000
.000
.000
.000
.460
.456
13
14
59
1
87
79
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
pk-att
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
14
1.000
1.000
Saves
saves
rc gwg
1
1
12
0
14
4
Paul Shoemaker started 16 of the Falcons’ 19 matches in 2006. Shoemaker
made at least 50 saves in all four of his
seasons.
t
sho
Shots
faced
0
1
0
0
1
0
0.0
0.0
1.0
0.0
1
5
29
36
207
0
272
204
Team saves: 1
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
11
26
8
18
1st 2nd
109 105
145 134
1st 2nd
43
43
41
36
OT OT2
1
0
0
0
OT OT2
4
6
0
2
OT OT2
2
0
1
0
Total
20
44
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
215
287
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
87
79
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
32
37
35
48
1st 2nd
161 153
142 147
OT OT2
0
0
0
0
OT OT2
0
2
3
2
BGSU
1198
7/171
3/69
Total
67
85
Total
317
293
Opponent
1945
9/216
2007
9-23
at Wright State
W 2-0
9-28
at Buffalo (OT) *
L 2-3
10-2
at Michigan State
L 0-1
10-7
IPFW (2OT)
T 0-0
10-10 at Cincinnati
L 0-3
10-14 HARTWICK (2OT) *
T 2-2
10-17 at Michigan
L 2-5
10-19 at Akron *
L 0-4
10-24 DETROIT
W2-1
10-27 WESTERN MICHIGAN *
W 4-1
11-2 2007
NORTHERN
W 3-1
BGSUILLINOIS
MEN'S *SOCCER
11-13Overall
NORTHERN
ILLINOIS
#
L 0-3
Green
Individual
Statistics
(as
! Falcon Classic
All
games
* MAC match
# MAC Tournament First Round
6-10-3 Overall
2-2-1 MAC (4th)
OCSA/NR
Captains - Thomas McLean, Abiola
Sandy, Hunter Van Houten
8-31
at Florida International (2OT) T 0-0
9-2
at Florida Atlantic
W 2-1
9-7
at George Mason
L 1-3
Bowling
of Jun 07, 2010)
9-9
at American
L 1-2
9-14
CENTRAL ARKANSAS (2OT) ! W 1-0
9-16
CANISIUS (OT) !
L 1-2
9-20
OHIO STATE
L 0-1
Overall:
6-10-3 Conf: 2-2-1 Home: 4-3-2 Away: 2-7-1 Neut: 0-0-0
##
7
9
20
18
6
10
14
21
16
27
11
2
1
0
3
8
15
4
22
13
12
Player
gp-gs
min
g
HEPPLE, Cameron
SANDY, Abiola
VAN HOUTEN, Hunter
EVWARAYE, Chuko
McLEAN, Thomas
PEREA, Ryan
KLANCIC, Matt
DOZIER, Gavin
THOMAS, Nathanyal
LAWRENCE, Jacob
PEREA, Alec
DAVIS, Ryan
SHOEMAKER, Paul
PETKUS, Brent
TOPOLIC, Dusko
DEAL, Tyler
McNAYR, Kyle
BIRELINE, Garrett
MISICK, Sean
NETTEY, Paul
PAVLIK, Patrick
Total
Opponents
15-14
18-18
19-19
19-18
16-16
12-6
18-13
19-3
5-0
19-19
15-10
14-9
13-13
6-6
17-17
15-15
17-11
7-2
5-0
8-0
3-0
19
19
1104
1418
1642
1371
1327
604
1008
650
65
1604
858
732
1135
560
1500
1329
1163
211
45
202
13
-
4
5
3
3
3
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
33
## Goalie
PETKUS, Brent
0
1
SHOEMAKER, Paul
Goal Average
min
ga
gp-gs
6-6
13-13
19
19
Total
Opponents
a
559:45
1236:07
1795:52
1795:52
pts
sh
3 11 28
0 10 38
4 10 19
0
6 29
0
6 12
2
6 16
1
3 15
0
2 19
0
2
2
2
2 20
1
1 20
1
1 14
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0 15
0
0 10
0
0
8
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16 62 267
35 101 247
9
24
33
23
gaavg
1.45
1.75
1.65
1.15
sh%
sog
.143 13
.132 16
.158
7
.103 13
.250
6
.125
8
.067
5
.053 11
.500
2
.000
8
.000
5
.000
7
.000
0
.000
0
.000
7
.000
5
.000
5
.000
1
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.086 119
.134 122
Saves
saves
34
54
88
95
sog% gwg
.464
.421
.368
.448
.500
.500
.333
.579
1.000
.400
.250
.500
.000
.000
.467
.500
.625
.500
.000
.000
.000
.446
.494
1
1
0
3
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
10
pct
w
.791
.692
.727
.805
3
3
6
10
pk-att
0-1
2-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-3
0-0
Abiola Sandy scored four of his team-high
total of five goals inside the friendly confines
of Cochrane Field in 2007. Sandy earned AllOhio honors as the Falcons finished in fourth
place in the MAC.
Record
l
2
8
10
6
t
sho
1
2
3
3
1
3
4
7
Team saves: 0
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
12
13
10
18
1st 2nd
123 130
101 134
1st 2nd
36
51
46
42
OT OT2
0
2
1
0
OT OT2
8
8
6
4
OT OT2
4
2
2
0
Total
23
33
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
267
247
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
88
95
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
50
41
42
36
1st 2nd
136 121
124 105
OT OT2
5
1
4
1
OT OT2
8
5
3
3
BGSU
2150
9/239
0/0
Total
101
79
Total
268
237
Opponent
3772
10/377
2008
10-1
at Ohio State
L 0-1
10-4
at Hartwick *
L 0-2
4-13-2 Overall
10-11 AKRON *
L 0-2
L 0-3
0-6-0 MAC (7th)
10-19 at Florida Atlantic (OT) *
L 1-2
OCSA/NR
10-22 WRIGHT STATE
W3-0
10-25 at Northern Illinois *
L 0-1
L 0-4
Captains - Thomas McLean, Hunter
11-1
BUFFALO *
L 0-2
Van Houten
11-4
at Detroit (2OT)
T 3-3
8-30
at South Florida
L 0-3
11-13
vs. FALCON
Northern Illinois
&
L 0-2 2008
9-5
at Furman $
L 0-2
BGSU
MEN'S
SOCCER
$ Diadora/Spinx
Invitational (Greenville,
S.C.) (as of Jul 07, 2009)
9-7
vs. Coll. of Charleston $
L 0-2 Green
Bowling
OverallFurman
Individual
Statistics
% UCA Tournament (Conway, Ark.)
9-12
vs. Centenary %
W 3-2
games
# BGSUAll
Invitational
9-13
at Central Arkansas (2OT) % W 2-1
*
MAC
match
9-19
IPFW #
W 2-0
MAC Tournament
9-21
SAINT FRANCIS (PA.) #
L
1-2
Overall:
4-13-2 &Conf:
0-6-0 Quarterfinal
Home: (Akron,
2-4-0Ohio)
Away: 1-7-2 Neut: 1-2-0
9-27
at Marshall (2OT)
T 3-3
##
18
27
7
6
9
1
26
4
21
20
10
8
3
23
16
5
2
17
15
19
12
##
1
0
TM
Player
gp-gs
g
EVWARAYE, Chuko
LAWRENCE, Jacob
HEPPLE, Cameron
McLEAN, Thomas
EBLING, Byard
SHOEMAKER, Paul
JURTOVSKI, Chris
BIRELINE, Garrett
DOZIER, Gavin
VAN HOUTEN, Hunter
ARMSTRONG, Colin
DEAL, Tyler
TOPOLIC, Dusko
SMITH, Ahmad
KRKELJIC, Vuk
BARKER, Robert
DAVIS, Ryan
FINK, Tanner
McNAYR, Kyle
BARR, John
STEGMAIER, Brandon
Total
Opponents
19-14
16-15
15-10
18-18
9-7
15-15
13-9
5-0
19-13
17-16
14-4
17-17
19-18
12-7
15-5
8-3
9-7
12-9
18-17
3-0
2-1
19
19
5
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
37
Goalie
gp-gs
SHOEMAKER, Paul
PETKUS, Brent
TEAM
Total
Opponents
15-15
4-4
19
19
sh
sh%
sog
0 10 20
0
8 22
4
8 29
0
4 18
0
4 12
2
4
6
0
2 13
0
2
1
2
2 13
2
2 13
2
2
5
1
1 18
0
0 31
0
0 11
0
0
7
0
0
4
0
0
3
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
13 49 228
34 108 283
a
pts
.250
.182
.069
.111
.167
.167
.077
10
13
11
9
6
6
7
1
7
7
2
8
10
4
2
2
0
1
0
0
0
106
136
Goal Average
min
ga
1383:37
382:07
0:00
1765:44
1765:44
28
9
0
37
18
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.079
.131
gaavg
1.82
2.12
0.00
1.89
0.92
sog% gwg
.500
.591
.379
.500
.500
1.000
.538
1.000
.538
.538
.400
.444
.323
.364
.286
.500
.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.465
.481
Saves
saves
66
28
5
99
88
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
13
pk-att
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-2
pct
w
.702
.757
1.000
.728
.830
3
1
0
4
12
Kyle McNayr, a four-year starter, was a mainstay
on the Falcons’ back line from 2005-08.
Record
l
11
2
0
13
4
t
sho
1
1
0
2
1
1
1
0
2
11
Team saves: 5
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
3
17
14
19
1st 2nd
105 118
132 137
1st 2nd
48
38
48
48
OT OT2
0
1
1
0
OT OT2
1
5
4
9
OT OT2
1
1
2
1
Total
18
37
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
228
283
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
99
88
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
34
46
38
36
1st 2nd
107 113
121 121
OT OT2
0
2
3
0
OT OT2
9
2
2
4
BGSU
1228
6/205
3/109
Total
75
84
Total
231
248
Opponent
3282
10/328
2009
9-20
9-23
9-26
10-3
10-6
10-16
10-21
10-25
10-28
10-31
11-4
BGSU
11-7
IPFW (2OT)
T 1-1
at Michigan
L 1-5
3-12-3 Overall
at Akron *
L 0-6
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
L 0-1
2-3-1 MAC (5th)
VALPARAISO
L 0-2
OCSA/NR
at Buffalo *
W 4-3
at Michigan State
L 1-2
Coach - Eric Nichols
HARTWICK (2OT) *
T 2-2
Captains - Jacob Lawrence, Hunter Van
at Wright State
L 0-2
Houten
NORTHERN ILLINOIS *
L 0-3
9-1
MARSHALL
W2-0
DETROIT (OT)
2-3
9-4
vs. Louisville $
L 0-3
FALCON
MEN'S SOCCERL2009
FLORIDA ATLANTIC *
W 3-0
9-6
at Kentucky $
L 1-4
Bowling
Statistics
UK Invitational (Lexington,
Ky.) (as of Nov 07, 2009)
9-11
vs. Richmond %
L 1-3Green Overall$Individual
games
% DuquesneAll
Invitational
(Pittsburgh, Pa.)
9-12
at Duquesne (2OT) %
T 0-0
* MAC match
9-18
at Dayton
L 3-4
##
10
27
7
20
3
18
11
14
5
9
2
21
33
8
6
19
17
16
15
13
22
4
##
33
0
TM
Player
gp-gs
min
g
HEPPLE, Cameron
LAWRENCE, Jacob
EBLING, Byard
VAN HOUTEN, Hunter
WESTON, Max
EVWARAYE, Chuko
JURTOVSKI, Chris
SMITH, Ahmad
TOPOLIC, Dusko
McLEAN, Thomas
D'AGOSTINO, Joey
DOZIER, Gavin
SCHOETTLEY, Dylan
DEAL, Tyler
LEMKE, Zach
BARR, John
ARMSTRONG, Colin
McLEAN, Chris
BARKER, Robert
FINK, Tanner
CUSTER, Jake
BIRELINE, Garrett
Total
Opponents
12-12
16-16
18-9
16-16
13-6
16-7
18-11
10-2
18-15
17-14
17-8
16-1
10-7
18-18
15-5
7-0
13-4
15-7
5-0
18-18
11-6
17-5
18
18
960
1464
789
1408
559
651
872
242
1330
1167
994
480
793
1516
607
81
354
658
112
1660
510
505
-
10
5
2
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21
44
Goalie
gp-gs
SCHOETTLEY, Dylan
SMOKER, Jeff
TEAM
Total
Opponents
10-7
11-11
18
18
a
Goal Average
min
ga
792:45
895:00
0:00
1687:45
1687:45
pts
sh
1 21 43
3 13 32
1
5 26
5
5 21
2
4
5
1
3 12
0
2 12
0
2
4
2
2 10
1
1 14
1
1 10
1
1
5
1
1
0
0
0 15
0
0
6
0
0
3
0
0
3
0
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
19 61 228
38 126 334
20
24
0
44
21
gaavg
2.27
2.41
0.00
2.35
1.12
sh%
sog
.233 22
.156 19
.077 12
.000 10
.200
1
.083
7
.083
5
.250
1
.000
3
.000
3
.000
5
.000
2
.000
0
.000
7
.000
2
.000
1
.000
0
.000
1
.000
1
.000
1
.000
0
.000
0
.092 103
.132 146
Saves
saves
44
56
2
102
82
sog% gwg
.512
.594
.462
.476
.200
.583
.417
.250
.300
.214
.500
.400
.000
.467
.333
.333
.000
.333
.500
.500
.000
.000
.452
.437
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
12
pct
w
.688
.700
1.000
.699
.796
2
1
0
3
12
pk-att
1-2
2-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-5
3-3
Cameron Hepple, despite missing all of six matches
and parts of two others, led the team with 10 goals
and 21 points in 2009. He had four goals and eight
points in just three MAC contests.
Record
l
5
7
0
12
3
t
sho
1
2
0
3
3
1
1
1
3
7
Team saves: 2
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
10
17
11
26
94 123
152 165
1st 2nd
53
29
43
49
OT OT2
0
1
0
0
OT OT2
7
8
4
9
OT OT2
4
3
2
1
Total
21
44
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
228
334
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
102
82
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
26
44
53
54
1st 2nd
124 106
111 116
OT OT2
2
3
2
6
OT OT2
3
6
4
3
BGSU
1935
8/242
2/798
Total
83
107
Total
237
236
Opponent
4963
8/620
2010
9-26
LIPSCOMB
L 0-2
10-1
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
L 0-2
6-9-3 Overall
10-6
at IPFW (OT)
W 2-1
10-9
BUFFALO *
W 2-0
3-3-0 MAC (T-3rd)
10-13 at Butler
L 0-5
OCSA/NR
10-16 at Hartwick *
W 1-0
L 1-2
10-27 at Michigan
L 1-5
Captains - Tanner Fink, Thomas
10-30 at Northern Illinois *
L 0-1
McLean, Dusko Topolic
11-3
at IUPUI
(2OT)
T 0-0
9-3
vs. Appalachian State (2OT) % T 0-0 BOWLING
GREEN
MEN'S SOCCER
2010
11-6
at Florida
Atlantic Statistics
*
W 2-1
9-5
at Davidson (2OT) %
T 2-2Green
Bowling
Overall
Individual
(as
of Aug 02, 2011)
11-12 vs. Western Michigan $
L 0-1
9-11
AKRON *
L 0-2
All games
% Davidson adidas Classic (Davidson, N.C.)
9-15
at Detroit
W 1-0
* MAC match
9-19
at Valparaiso
L 0-2
$ MAC Tournament Semifinal (Akron, Ohio)
9-22
WRIGHT STATE
W3-0
##
10
5
2
18
9
12
23
17
11
8
13
21
20
6
7
24
14
16
4
3
1
0
##
0
1
TM
Player
gp-gs
min
g
a
WESTON, Max
TOPOLIC, Dusko
D'AGOSTINO, Joey
COMISKEY, Ryan
LEMKE, Zach
GALLOWAY, Sam
SCHEWEE, Zach
ARMSTRONG, Colin
JURTOVSKI, Chris
SILVA, Brandon
FINK, Tanner
EGANHOUSE, Jacob
SNASHALL, Ryan
McLEAN, Thomas
EBLING, Byard
ILAO, Marco
GRIESINGER, Matt
McLEAN, Chris
BIRELINE, Garrett
SIKICH, Sean
ROSALES, Miguel
WIEST, Michael
Total
Opponents
18-16
18-13
18-15
16-3
16-14
17-12
18-18
12-2
15-9
18-18
18-18
14-3
17-2
18-18
5-0
4-2
16-12
8-5
1-0
1-0
18-18
1-0
18
18
1148
1048
1142
699
991
1054
1621
259
896
1660
1675
500
646
1675
51
171
1186
446
3
7
1659
29
-
4
3
2
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
26
5
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
2
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
22
Goalie
gp-gs
WIEST, Michael
ROSALES, Miguel
TEAM
Total
Opponents
1-0
18-18
18
18
Goal Average
min
ga
29:16
1659:07
0:00
1688:23
1688:23
0
26
0
26
15
pts
sh
13 26
6 31
4 17
4 15
3 23
3 23
2 12
2
2
2 13
1 19
1 10
1
3
1
3
0
6
0
4
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
45 209
74 290
gaavg
0.00
1.41
0.00
1.39
0.80
sh%
sog
.154 11
.097 11
.118
9
.133
9
.043
4
.000
8
.083
4
.500
1
.000
5
.000
5
.000
3
.000
0
.000
0
.000
3
.000
2
.000
0
.000
1
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.072 77
.090 104
Saves
saves
0
75
3
78
62
sog% gwg
.423
.355
.529
.600
.174
.348
.333
.500
.385
.263
.300
.000
.000
.500
.500
.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.368
.359
2
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
9
pct
w
.000
.743
1.000
.750
.805
0
6
0
6
9
pk-att
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
The Falcons celebrate a goal by Dusko Topolic (5)
in the win over Wright State. Topolic scored three
goals on the season, with the game-winning marker
vs. both WSU and Hartwick.
Record
l
0
9
0
9
6
t
sho
0
3
0
3
3
0.0
6.0
0.0
6
9
Team saves: 3
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
4
11
10
15
92 103
130 144
1st 2nd
39
25
33
34
OT OT2
1
0
0
0
OT OT2
9
9
5
7
OT OT2
2
1
4
2
Total
15
26
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Total
209
290
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Total
78
62
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
31
58
37
41
89 105
92 100
OT OT2
1
1
2
1
OT OT2
1
7
7
1
BGSU
1934
6/322
2/986
Total
71
101
Total
202
200
Opponent
3096
10/310
2011
9-18
at Lipscomb (2OT) %
T 1-1
9-21
at Detroit
W 4-1
7-8-3 Overall
9-30
IUPUI
W1-0
10-2
FLORIDA ATLANTIC *
W 3-0
1-4-1 MAC (6th)
10-5
at Ohio State (OT)
L 0-1
OCSA/NR
10-9
at Buffalo *
L 0-5
10-19 at Michigan State (2OT)
T 0-0
T 1-1
Captains - Tanner Fink, Miguel Rosales,
10-26 at #7 Akron *
L 0-3
Brandon Silva
L 0-3
8-26
#9 MICHIGAN
W2-0
11-1
at Wright State
L 1-2
8-31
IPFW
W3-0
MEN'S
SOCCER
2011
11-5 GREEN
at Western
Michigan
*
L 1-2
9-3
CLEVELAND STATE
L 1-2BOWLING
$ Pitt/Nike Invitational
(Pittsburgh,(as
Pa.) of Jul 05, 2012)
Overall Individual
Statistics
9-9
vs. Duquesne (2OT) $ Bowling
W Green
1-0
% Hyatt Place
Invitational (Nashville, Tenn.)
9-11
at Pittsburgh $
W 1-0
AllBrentwood
games
* MAC match
9-16
at Belmont %
L 2-3
##
15
10
17
8
6
9
5
13
12
23
14
2
20
16
7
21
24
11
4
3
1
0
##
0
1
TM
Player
gp-gs
min
g
a
BARALDI, Danny
HALL, Rodcliff
ARMSTRONG, Colin
SILVA, Brandon
LEMKE, Zach
COMISKEY, Ryan
SNASHALL, Ryan
FINK, Tanner
GALLOWAY, Sam
SCHEWEE, Zach
GRIESINGER, Matt
D'AGOSTINO, Joey
OLIVERIO, Nico
McLEAN, Chris
EBLING, Byard
KUMHER, Jon
ILAO, Marco
JURTOVSKI, Chris
BECHTOL, Alex
SIKICH, Sean
ROSALES, Miguel
WIEST, Michael
Total
Opponents
18-18
17-17
16-2
17-17
18-18
14-2
15-14
13-13
11-11
18-18
6-5
17-6
6-0
7-0
17-14
9-4
1-0
1-0
17-17
4-4
7-5
13-13
18
18
1599
1261
511
1483
1622
385
1104
1226
831
1653
455
836
137
129
1319
302
4
12
1606
380
616
1081
-
5
4
4
3
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
22
24
8
2
0
1
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
20
Goalie
gp-gs
WIEST, Michael
ROSALES, Miguel
TEAM
Total
Opponents
13-13
7-5
18
18
Goal Average
min
ga
1080:55
615:44
0:00
1696:39
1696:39
13
11
0
24
22
pts
sh
18 45
10 53
8 15
7 18
7 40
6 11
4 18
2 13
1 11
1
8
1
0
0
7
0
4
0
2
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
67 248
68 231
gaavg
1.08
1.61
0.00
1.27
1.17
sh%
sog
.111 21
.075 20
.267
9
.167
8
.050 14
.182
3
.056 11
.000
5
.000
3
.000
2
.000
0
.000
2
.000
3
.000
1
.000
1
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.089 104
.104 98
Saves
saves
43
30
1
74
82
sog%
yc
rc gwg
.467 4
.377 4
.600 1
.444 0
.350 1
.273 1
.611 2
.385 0
.273 1
.250 1
.000 0
.286 0
.750 0
.500 0
.500 1
.000 1
.000 0
.000 0
.000 1
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.419 19
.424 26
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
pct
w
.768
.732
1.000
.755
.788
6
1
0
7
8
pk-att
2
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
7
8
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-3
0-1
Record
l
4
4
0
8
7
Brandon Silva (left), Miguel Rosales (center)
and Tanner Fink were the captains of the 2011
Falcons. Silva, a redshirt sophomore in 2011, also
was a tri-captain in ’12 and ’13.
t
sho
Shots
faced
1
2
0
3
3
6
1
0
7
5
138
91
0
229
245
Team saves: 1
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
12
5
9
18
1st 2nd
106 120
102 121
1st 2nd
30
34
42
39
OT OT2
0
1
1
0
OT OT2
15
4
7
4
OT OT2
1
7
1
2
Total
22
24
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Total
248
231
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
Total
74
82
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
47
34
39
44
97 110
111 88
OT OT2
7
1
2
1
OT OT2
2
5
3
6
BGSU
4515
7/645
1/813
Total
95
80
Total
212
210
Opponent
4979
10/498
2012
8-9-3 Overall
3-3-1 MAC (T-4th)
OCSA/NR
Captains - Joey D’Agostino, Zach
Lemke, Brandon Silva
8-25
ST. BONAVENTURE
W3-0
8-29
MICHIGAN STATE
L 1-2
9-1
MARSHALL (2OT)
T 0-0
9-7
vs. Wofford ^
L 0-1
9-9
at #18 Coastal Carolina (2OT) ^ T 3-3
9-14
at Cleveland State
W 1-0
9-18
DETROIT
L 0-2
#7 AKRON *
L
MILWAUKEE (2OT)
W
at Hartwick *
L
WESTERN MICHIGAN *
W
at Ohio State
L
BUFFALO *
W
at IPFW
L
at Northern Illinois (2OT) *
T
at Michigan
W
at Florida Atlantic *
W
WRIGHT STATE (OT)
W
WEST VIRGINIA *
L
at #1 Akron %
L
^ Coastal Carolina Tournament (Conway, S.C.)
* MAC match
BGSU MEN'S SOCCER 2012
$ MAC Tournament Semifinal (Akron, Ohio)
9-22
9-25
9-28
10-5
10-10
10-13
10-16
10-20
10-23
10-26
10-30
11-3
11-9
0-2
2-1
0-2
2-1
0-2
3-0
1-2
0-0
2-0
2-0
3-2
0-1
0-2
Bowling Green Overall Individual Statistics (as of Feb 06, 2013)
All games
##
11
10
7
9
6
5
23
8
16
20
3
4
24
15
2
25
21
14
12
Player
gp-gs
min
g
a
GRANT, Anthony
BARALDI, Danny
JAMES, Ryan
COMISKEY, Ryan
LEMKE, Zach
SNASHALL, Ryan
SCHEWEE, Zach
SILVA, Brandon
McLEAN, Chris
LEKAREV, Vlad
SIKICH, Sean
GENRICH, Jake
ILAO, Marco
GAY, Tyler
D'AGOSTINO, Joey
HASTINGS, Sean
KUMHER, Jon
GRIESINGER, Matt
GROSS, Shawn
Total
Opponents
20-18
19-19
20-13
19-3
19-19
14-13
19-16
20-20
15-3
16-2
20-20
20-20
11-2
3-0
2-2
17-15
14-10
13-5
1-0
20
20
1478
1705
1345
620
1754
1098
1613
1866
349
368
1875
1822
259
40
150
1215
704
486
4
-
8
6
4
2
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
23
23
4
7
2
1
3
4
1
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
23
## Goalie
WIEST, Michael
0
TM TEAM
Goal Average
min
ga
gp-gs
20-20
20
20
Total
Opponents
1874:16
0:00
1874:16
1874:16
23
0
23
23
pts
sh
20 47
19 50
10 21
5 19
5 42
4
6
3 21
3 11
2
4
1
7
1
0
0
6
0
3
0
3
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
73 242
69 373
gaavg
1.10
0.00
1.10
1.10
sh%
sog
.170 22
.120 20
.190
8
.105 10
.024 17
.000
3
.048
6
.091
4
.000
2
.000
1
.000
0
.000
2
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.095 95
.062 127
Saves
saves
100
4
104
72
sog%
yc
rc gwg
.468 0
.400 8
.381 2
.526 1
.405 3
.500 0
.286 4
.364 1
.500 2
.143 0
.000 0
.333 0
.000 3
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.393 25
.340 19
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
pct
w
.813
1.000
.819
.758
8
0
8
9
pk-att
5
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
9
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-2
2-3
Record
l
9
0
9
8
fg
ot hat gtg
6 0 0 0
3 1 0 0
0 1 0 1
0 0 0 0
0 0 Grant
0 1 led the Falcons with eight goals in
Anthony
0 0 0 0
2012,
including five game-winning tallies, the most
0 0 0 0
by a BGSU player since 1997. Grant scored the
0 0 0 0
GWG
in all three of BG’s MAC victories.
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
9 2 0 2
9 0 0 7
t
sho
Shots
faced
3
0
3
3
7.0
0.0
7
9
366
0
366
236
Team saves: 4
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
9
12
12
11
1st 2nd
114 118
143 210
1st 2nd
36
35
62
36
OT OT2
1
0
1
0
OT OT2
6
8
4
12
OT OT2
3
0
3
1
Total
23
23
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
242
373
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
104
72
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
39
56
44
77
1st 2nd
132 121
98 107
OT OT2
1
2
0
2
OT OT2
2
7
7
5
BGSU
5929
10/593
1/204
Total
84
137
Total
262
217
Opponent
5651
9/628
2013
9-21
at #15 Akron *
L 0-1
9-27
at Marshall (2OT)
T 1-1
6-7-6 Overall
9-29
at Northern Kentucky (2OT)
T 0-0
10-4
at Buffalo *
W 1-0
2-2-2 MAC (T-4th)
10-8
DETROIT
L 1-2
OCSA/NR
10-12 NORTHERN ILL. (2OT) *
W 1-0
10-16 CLEVELAND STATE (2OT) L 0-1
10-19 at Davidson
W 2-0
Captains - Joey D’Agostino, Brandon
10-22 at Wright State (2OT)
W 1-0
Silva, Michael Wiest
T 1-1
8-30
MALONE
W5-0
11-2
L 0-1
9-2
#14 MICHIGAN (2OT)
T 1-1
BGSUIPFW
MEN'S SOCCER 2013 W8-0
11-5
9-6
vs. #16 Marquette ^
L 0-3
Bowling
Overall
Individual
Statistics
Nov
11-8
at West Virginia
(2OT) * (as ofT
3-3 08, 2013)
9-8
at #24 Milwaukee ^
L Green
0-2
^ Panther
9-13
OHIO STATE (2OT)
T 0-0
All Invitational
games (Milwaukee, Wis.)
* MAC match
9-18
at Michigan State
L 0-1
##
9
11
10
22
8
5
23
7
2
25
21
3
20
17
0
4
18
14
19
13
6
Player
gp-gs
min
g
a
COMISKEY, Ryan
GRANT, Anthony
BARALDI, Danny
SULLIVAN, Joe
SILVA, Brandon
SNASHALL, Ryan
SCHEWEE, Zach
JAMES, Ryan
D'AGOSTINO, Joey
HALL, Rodcliff
KUMHER, Jon
SIKICH, Sean
LEKAREV, Vlad
AUDEN, Max
WIEST, Michael
GENRICH, Jake
ROTH, Jacob
GRIESINGER, Matt
SHELT, Jacob
SHEA, Danny
LOOKER, Dan
Total
Opponents
18-4
19-15
17-16
19-6
19-19
18-15
19-18
19-16
17-16
12-2
10-1
19-19
17-4
16-14
19-19
19-18
6-1
7-5
1-0
1-0
4-1
19
19
570
1360
1572
990
1846
1532
1817
1252
1020
353
209
1862
579
1323
1866
1738
152
354
5
5
104
-
6
4
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
17
1
3
4
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
25
15
## Goalie
WIEST, Michael
0
TM TEAM
Goal Average
min
ga
gp-gs
19-19
19
19
Total
Opponents
1866:44
0:00
1866:44
1866:44
17
0
17
25
pts
sh
13 25
11 66
10 57
6 15
6 15
5 18
4 39
4 27
3 19
3 13
3
4
2
2
1 19
1 12
1
0
0
7
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
75 342
49 246
gaavg
0.82
0.00
0.82
1.21
sog
sog%
yc
.240 11
.061 31
.053 23
.133
7
.133
9
.111
8
.026 17
.037
8
.053
5
.077
3
.250
2
.000
2
.000
5
.000
3
.000
0
.000
2
.000
0
.000
1
.000
0
.000
0
.000
0
.073 138
.069 94
sh%
.440
.470
.404
.467
.600
.444
.436
.296
.263
.231
.500
1
0
4
0
0
2
2
0
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
15
8
Saves
saves
75
2
77
113
1.000
.263
.250
.000
.286
.000
.500
.000
.000
.000
.404
.382
rc gwg
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
2
0
2
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
7
pk-att
0-0
0-1
2-3
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-5
1-1
pct
w
Record
l
.815
1.000
.819
.819
6
0
6
7
7
0
7
6
Michael Wiest, who played every second of every
match for the second consecutive season, had
eight shutouts in 2013. That shutout total was the
highest by a BGSU ‘keeper since 1998. Wiest
tied for the MAC lead in shutouts, and led the
conference in saves percentage.
t
sho/cbo
Shots
faced
6
0
6
6
8/0
0/0
8
8
243
0
243
333
Team saves: 2
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st 2nd
9
9
14
7
1st 2nd
153 156
105 117
1st 2nd
37
48
33
57
OT OT2
0
0
2
1
OT OT2
15
14
18
10
OT OT2
4
4
3
4
Total
25
17
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
342
246
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Total
77
113
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st 2nd
OT OT2
39
34
11
2
48
29
1st 2nd
114 126
97 102
3
1
OT OT2
20
10
10
7
BGSU
8559
8/1070
1/193
Total
101
66
Total
270
216
Opponent
5803
10/580
2014
10-11
10-18
10-22
10-25
10-29
11-1
11-4
11-8
11-14
11-16
14-6-1 Overall
2-2-1 MAC (T-3rd)
#25 AKRON *
L
BUFFALO (2OT) *
T
at Ohio State
L
at West Virginia *
L
at Detroit (2OT)
W
WESTERN MICH. (OT) *
W
WRIGHT STATE (OT)
W
W
vs. West Virginia (OT) %
W
at Akron !
L
# Duquesne Invitational (Pittsburgh, Pa.)
* MAC match
% MAC Tournament Semifinal (Akron, Ohio)
! MAC Tournament Final
0-1
1-1
0-3
1-2
1-0
2-1
2-1
2-1
3-2
1-2
sh
pk-att
NSCAA Great Lakes/6th
Captains - Danny Baraldi, Jake Genrich, Jon Kumher
8-29
IUPUI
W2-0
9-2
FINDLAY
W8-0
9-5
vs. Niagara #
W 4-0
9-7
at Duquesne (2OT) #
L 2-3
9-12
NORTHERN KENTUCKY W2-1
9-16
at Michigan
W 1-0
9-19
EASTERN ILLINOIS
W3-1
9-24
#16 MICHIGAN STATE Bowling
L 0-1
Green Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 16, 2014)
9-28
at St. Bonaventure
W 1-0
All games
10-1
at IPFW
W 1-0
10-7
at Cleveland State (OT)
W 1-0
##
11
18
22
17
10
9
7
2
5
19
21
16
14
4
6
25
15
13
1
0
##
0
1
TM
Player
gp-gs
FLYNN, Pat
ROTH, Jacob
SULLIVAN, Joe
AUDEN, Max
BARALDI, Danny
MACOMBER, Brad
JAMES, Ryan
JINA, Prayag
LEKAREV, Vlad
BETENSON, Chase
KUMHER, Jon
HASKIN, Ian
REYNOLDS, Keaton
GENRICH, Jake
MARTIN, Jake
NEBERGALL, Beck
WINKLER, Brent
SHEA, Danny
LANDSBERGER, Nick
HEUTON, Ryan
Total
Opponents
min
21-21
21-21
20-20
21-21
18-16
20-5
21-21
7-0
19-19
9-5
21-21
12-3
5-0
21-21
12-11
1-0
1-0
14-5
15-13
9-8
21
21
Goalie
1820
1902
1809
1962
1424
787
1924
160
1338
388
1950
441
97
1973
941
23
19
708
1218
755
-
a
4
8
6
3
2
2
6
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
35
17
Goal Average
min
ga
gp-gs
HEUTON, Ryan
LANDSBERGER, Nick
TEAM
Total
Opponents
g
14
5
5
6
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
38
20
9-8
15-13
21
21
754:51
1217:48
0:00
1972:39
1972:39
4
16
0
20
38
pts
32
18
16
15
10
6
6
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
111
57
56
33
43
28
47
15
16
1
22
4
5
2
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
277
290
gaavg
0.48
1.18
0.00
0.91
1.73
sh%
.250
.152
.116
.214
.085
.133
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.137
.069
sog
35
18
18
13
15
5
8
0
9
2
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
128
108
Saves
saves
38
48
2
88
90
sog%
.625
.545
.419
.464
.319
.333
.500
.000
.409
.500
.200
.000
.000
.500
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.462
.372
pct
.905
.750
1.000
.815
.703
yc
rc
0
2
2
5
8
0
2
0
1
2
1
0
0
1
4
0
0
0
0
1
29
33
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
w
4
10
0
14
6
gwg
6
2
2
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14
6
0-0
3-3
0-0
0-0
2-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
5-5
3-6
Record
l
2
4
0
6
14
Pat Flynn (right) exploded for 14 goals in his first
season at BGSU, including a school record-tying
five tallies in the Falcons’ win over Findlay.
t
sho/cbo
1
0
0
1
1
4/1
3/1
1/0
8
3
Team saves: 2
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st
19
6
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
38
20
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
14
13
4
0
1
1
139
114
121
160
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
277
290
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
88
90
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st
35
49
47
38
11
12
5
1
6
4
1
2
1st
35
44
1st
111
98
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
77
115
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
254
250
39
67
130
145
1
2
13
5
2
2
0
2
BGSU
5534
9/615
2/546
Opponent
3930
10/393
2015
NORTHERN ILL. (OT) *
L
at Ohio State (2OT)
L
at IUPUI (2OT)
T
at #16 Syracuse
L
L
WEST VIRGINIA *
W
at Wright State
W
at Buffalo *
L
at Appalachian State
W
at #10 Akron *
L
# Veterans Memorial Cup (Huntington, W.Va.)
* MAC match
10-3
10-7
10-10
10-13
10-17
10-24
10-27
10-30
11-3
11-7
9-9-1 Overall
1-4-0 MAC (6th)
0-1
1-2
2-2
0-3
1-2
2-0
3-2
1-2
2-1
0-4
Captains - Max Auden, Jake Genrich,
Ryan James
8-28
SIUE
W3-1
8-30
WESTERN ILLINOIS
W4-1
9-3
DREXEL
W1-0
9-6
CLEVELAND STATE
W3-0
9-11
vs. Evansville #
W 3-1
9-13
vs. Robert Morris #
L 0-1
9-18
IPFW
W3-2
9-23
at Dayton
L 0-6
Bowling
Green Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 07, 2015)
9-29
MICHIGAN STATE
L 0-1
All games
##
11
22
18
7
17
2
14
8
26
13
6
9
23
12
20
4
21
19
10
3
15
##
24
1
TM
Player
gp-gs
FLYNN, Pat
SULLIVAN, Joe
ROTH, Jacob
JAMES, Ryan
AUDEN, Max
AGYEMAN, Bismark
REYNOLDS, Keaton
SOUAHY, Alexis
ROBERTSON, Tate
SHEA, Danny
MARTIN, Jake
MACOMBER, Brad
ROSS, Ryan
PUGLIESE, Peter
GIANNINI, Vincent
GENRICH, Jake
MUSTAFA, Moe
BETENSON, Chase
JINA, Prayag
GRIDA, Dominic
SALEM, Omar
Total
Opponents
min
15-14
19-19
19-19
19-19
19-19
19-17
14-2
19-19
18-17
16-3
16-14
16-10
15-3
9-0
6-2
9-8
7-5
4-0
4-0
4-0
1-0
19
19
Goalie
1234
1644
1753
1719
1693
1418
303
1757
1426
690
1173
768
400
228
205
642
340
56
49
53
12
-
a
4
5
4
5
4
5
2
2
1
1
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
36
37
Goal Average
min
ga
gp-gs
HEUTON, Ryan
LANDSBERGER, Nick
TEAM
Total
Opponents
g
9
6
5
4
1
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
32
16-16
3-3
19
19
1466:36
290:00
0:00
1756:36
1756:36
23
9
0
32
29
pts
22
17
14
13
6
5
4
4
3
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
94
101
sh
44
61
39
33
24
10
12
10
24
3
3
5
12
5
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
293
248
gaavg
1.41
2.79
0.00
1.64
1.49
sh%
.205
.098
.128
.121
.042
.000
.083
.100
.042
.333
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.099
.129
sog
23
28
16
15
7
4
5
3
8
1
0
4
7
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
123
97
Saves
saves
46
13
6
65
94
sog%
.523
.459
.410
.455
.292
.400
.417
.300
.333
.333
.000
.800
.583
.000
1.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.420
.391
pct
.667
.591
1.000
.670
.764
yc
rc
1
0
1
1
2
2
1
2
5
0
2
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
20
25
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
w
9
0
0
9
9
gwg
2
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
9
pk-att
0-0
0-0
3-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-3
0-0
Record
l
7
2
0
9
9
Ryan James, a four-year starter for the Falcons,
capped off his BGSU career with a four-goal,
13-point season in 2015. He was selected in the
third round of the MLS SuperDraft and is currently
playing profesionally with the USL’s Rochester
Rhinos.
t
sho/cbo
0
1
0
1
1
3/0
0/0
0/0
3
6
Shots
faced
187
55
0
242
286
Team saves: 6
Goals by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Shots by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
Saves by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st
14
13
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
29
32
Corners by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st
1st
15
17
0
1
0
1
133
104
153
135
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
293
248
Fouls by Period
Bowling Green
Opponents
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
65
94
Attendance Summary
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
1st
30
42
34
50
4
5
1
1
3
4
0
1
55
44
87
97
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
93
92
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
225
209
37
45
128
103
1
1
5
5
0
2
5
4
BGSU
4444
8/556
2/194
Opponent
5742
9/638
FALCONS IN THE MAC TOURNAMENT
BGSU’S ALL-TIME MAC TOURNAMENT RESULTS (18-15-0)
1994 (Akron, Ohio) – 2nd Place
11/4/94
QF
vs. Eastern Michigan
11/5/94
SF
at Akron
11/6/94
Final vs. Miami (OT)
W5-1
W 1-0
L 1-3
1995 (Kalamazoo, Mich.) – CHAMPIONS
11/4/95
SF
vs. Kentucky (2-OT)
11/5/95
Final vs. Akron
W 1-0
W 2-0
1996 (Bowling Green, Ohio) – CHAMPIONS
11/16/96
SF
EASTERN MICHIGAN
11/17/96
Final KENTUCKY
W 1-0
W 4-0
1997 (Oxford, Ohio) – CHAMPIONS
11/6/97
QF
vs. Northern Illinois
11/7/97
SF
vs. Kentucky
11/9/97
Final vs. Akron
W 4-1
W 1-0
W 1-0
1998 (Lexington, Ky. & Akron, Ohio) – 2nd Place
11/6/98
QF
vs. Marshall
W 2-0
11/8/98
SF
at Kentucky (2-OT)
W 2-0
11/14/98
Final at Akron
L 1-4
1999 (DeKalb, Ill.)
11/5/99
QF
at Northern Illinois
L
2-4
2006 (Kalamazoo, Mich. & DeKalb, Ill.)
10/31/06
QF
at Western Michigan
11/3/06
SF
vs. Akron
W 2-1
L 2-8
2007 (Bowling Green, Ohio)
11/13/07
QF
NORTHERN ILL.
L
0-3
2008 (Akron, Ohio)
11/13/08
QF
vs. Northern Illinois
L
0-2
vs. Western Michigan
L
0-1
at Akron
L
0-2
2009 – Did not qualify
2010 (Akron, Ohio)
11/12/10
SF
2012 (Akron, Ohio)
11/9/12
SF
2014 (Akron, Ohio) – 2nd Place
11/14/14
SF
vs. West Virginia (OT)
11/16/14
Final at Akron
W3-2
L 1-2
2000 (Buffalo, N.Y. & Bowling Green, Ohio) – 2nd Place)
11/5/00
SF
at Buffalo
W 1-0
11/12/00
Final KENTUCKY
L 0-1
MAC TOURNAMENT NOTES
• Home matches in CAPS
2001 (Akron, Ohio)
11/9/01
QF
11/11/01
SF
• From 1998 to 2004, the quarterfinal and semifinal rounds were
held at a predetermined site, while the final was hosted by the
highest remaining seed
vs. Buffalo (3-OT)
vs. Kentucky
2002 (Bowling Green, Ohio) – 2nd Place
11/15/02
SF
KENTUCKY
11/17/02
Final AKRON
W 1-0
L 0-1
W 2-1
L 1-4
2003 (Bowling Green, Ohio & Kalamazoo, Mich. – 2nd Place
11/7/03
QF
NORTHERN ILL.
W 2-1
11/9/03
SF
KENTUCKY
W 1-0
11/16/03
Final at Western Michigan
L 0-5
2004 (Kalamazoo, Mich.)
11/5/04
QF
vs. Akron
L
0-1
2005 (Kalamazoo, Mich.)
11/8/05
QF
at Western Michigan
L
0-2
BGSU’S RECORD BY OPPONENT
Opponent
Akron
Buffalo
Eastern Michigan
Kentucky
Marshall
Miami
Northern Illinois
Western Michigan
West Virginia
TOTALS
Record
3-6-0
2-0-0
2-0-0
6-2-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
2-3-0
1-3-0
1-0-0
18-15-0
(Home
(0-1-0
(0-0-0
(1-0-0
(3-1-0
(0-0-0
(0-0-0
(1-1-0
(0-0-0
(0-0-0
(5-3-0
Away
1-3-0
1-0-0
0-0-0
1-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-1-0
1-2-0
0-0-0
4-6-0
Neutral)
2-2-0)
1-0-0)
1-0-0)
2-1-0)
1-0-0)
0-1-0)
1-1-0)
0-1-0)
1-0-0)
9-6-0)
• From 2005 to 2008, the quarterfinal (‘play-in’) round was played
at campus sites, hosted by the higher seed, while the semifinals
and final were hosted by the regular-season champion
• Beginning in 2009, only the top-four teams in the final standings
qualified for the league tournament
BG’S RECORD BY SITE/ROUND/CITY
Home
Away
Neutral
5-3-0
4-6-0
9-6-0
OT matches
4-1-0
Quarterfinal
Semifinal
Final
6-5-0
9-4-0
3-6-0
Akron, Ohio
Bowling Green, Ohio
Buffalo, N.Y.
DeKalb, Ill.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Lexington, Ky.
Oxford, Ohio
4-7-0
5-3-0
1-0-0
0-2-0
3-3-0
2-0-0
3-0-0
THE HOME OF THE FALCONS
COCHRANE STAD
Already one of the finest facilities in the midwest,
BGSU’s FIELD has undergone additional improVEMENT
DIUM
,
TS IN RECENT YEARS
COCHRANE SOCCER STADIUM
One of the many resources available to the Falcon men’s soccer team is
the ability to play on one of the Midwest’s finest fields.
Mickey Cochrane Stadium, known nationally as one of the country’s outstanding soccer facilities, has become even better in recent years thanks in
part to a multiple-phase project designed to enhance the current complex.
The most recent phase of the improvements is the installation of lights at
the Cochrane Field complex, giving the men’s and women’s teams the opportunity for home games under the lights. The lights project allows more
flexibility in scheduling, and also has enhanced the already-impressive
atmosphere at home matches. The money for the $400,000 project was
raised through donations, with nearly all of the funds donated by men’s
soccer alumni, who have a proud history of over five decades at the University. The lights project was completed in the fall of 2011, and both the
men’s and women’s teams hosted night matches in late October. Additionally, Ohio High School Athletic Association girls soccer tournament games
were held at Cochrane Field under the lights in both 2011 and 2012.
In 2010, via donations raised by both the men’s and women’s programs,
World Cup-style goals were added, as well as wind screens and covered
benches. The athletics department also made upgrades to the scoreboard in
time for that 2010 season.
Just prior to the debut of the women’s team, an
upgrade to the field saw the construction of 700
permanent seats on the west side of the main playing area. The stadium renovation project, financed
entirely with private funds, was officially dedicated on Sept. 10, 1995, prior to the men’s soccer
home opener. A spacious press box was finished a
month later. With the addition of portable bleachers from the old grandstand, the complex can
seat up to 1,500 spectators.
Caroline Palmisano (center), a BGSU student and the daughter
of Gary Palmisano, was on hand at the final home game of the
2008 season (Nov, 1, 2008), as the Gary Palmisano Soccer Endowment was formally announced. The late Gary Palmisano
was a player, an assistant coach and a head coach at BGSU,
and also was a driving force behind soccer being recognized
as a MAC sport. Many former Falcon players made gifts to
complete the endowment, and the first scholarship in Gary’s
name was awarded in the fall of 2009.
COCHRANE SOCCER STADIUM
Dave Kindl (10) scores against
Kentucky in the MAC Tournament’s championship-game win in
1996. BGSU’s 4-0 win gave the
Falcons the league tourney title for
the second-straight year, and the
Falcons would go on to win the ‘97
tournament crown as well.
The initial phase of the plan,
which was finished in 1993,
consisted of the main playing
field being completely enclosed
with fencing, landscaped with
shrubbery, and decorated with
signage. New flag staffs and
team benches were also added
over the course of the season.
Phase II began in 1994 with the installation of
a new scoreboard and additional signage.
The field renovation project was originally
conceived in 1988 by former Falcon men’s
head coach Gary Palmisano who passed away in
December, 1994. Under his guidance, hard work,
and patience, his vision became a reality with the
initiation of Phase I.
“Gary wanted the Falcons to have the finest soccer
facility available, one that would make each game
an event to be enjoyed not only by the players, but
also by all those who support BG soccer,” said Jean-Marie Wolf
Palmisano, wife of the late
Large crowds have become commonplace at Cochrane
Stadium, as Eric Nichols and his staff have helped to
enhance the overall game-day atmosphere surrounding
a BGSU home men’s soccer match. The 2016 schedule includes home dates against 2015 NCAA Tournament participants Dayton, Ohio State and Akron.
COCHRANE SOCCER STADIUM / FACILITIES
Gary Palmisano. “He envisioned a stadium to
enclose Cochrane Field, a stadium to celebrate
the great game of soccer.”
Cochrane Field, dedicated Oct. 11, 1980, in
honor of BGSU’s first men’s varsity soccer
coach, has been the home of the Falcon men
since 1966 and has also been the site of the
United States Youth Soccer Association’s
Olympic Development Program Region II
camps for several decades.
The Falcons definitely have an ideal situation
for their players to improve their skills with
the use of two full-size fields and a small-sided
training practice area. The soccer programs
also utilize the Field House and its 90-yard
indoor turf room and 200-meter track wing for
winter conditioning.
The Sebo Athletic Center, located in the north end zone of Doyt L.
Perry Stadium, provides all BGSU student-athletes, including the
soccer teams, a place to reach their potential. The building features
an expanded sports medicine and rehabilitation facility as well as a
state-of-the-art strength and conditioning area for student-athletes
in all 18 varsity sports. Additionally, the BGSU men’s soccer
team’s locker room, which was recently renovated, gives the
program yet another state-of-the-art facility. The locker room is
located on the East side of Perry Stadium.
In addition to Cochrane Field, the men’s soccer Falcons
also enjoy state-of-the-art training (above) and strength and
conditioning facilities (right) inside the Sebo Athletic Center,
as well as a recently-renovated locker room inside Perry
Stadium (top of page)
HISTORY & TRADITION
BGSU HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
BGSU ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES (men’s soccer)
• Pete Farrell, 1982
• Dennis Mepham, 1986
• Neil Ridgway, 1990
• Mickey Cochrane, 1993%
• Dave Dyminski, 1994
• Gary Palmisano, 1998
• Bud Lewis, 2000
• Rob Martella, 2002
• Steve Klein, 2006
• Scott Vallow, 2009
% inducted into NSCAA Hall of Fame in 1995
PETE FARRELL
Pete Farrell was a standout on both the Falcon soccer and lacrosse teams when those sports were in
their early stages at Bowling Green. Born and raised in the Baltimore, Md., area, Farrell came to BG
in 1965. He played on the freshman soccer and lacrosse teams in 1965-66, and then was a three-year
regular on the varsity team in both sports.
He was co-captain of the soccer team as both a junior and senior. In his senior season, he was voted as
the team’s most valuable player and was named to the All-Ohio team at his centerback position after
helping the Falcons to their first winning season.
In his three years on the lacrosse team, Farrell helped the Falcons to a 24-9 record. He was named first
team All-Midwest three times, and received honorable mention on the All-America team as a sophomore and junior. As a senior, Farrell was a second team All-America pick, and scored the winning goal
in the North-South All-Star game.
Pete Farrell – 1982
DENNIS MEPHAM
Dennis Mepham played four years of soccer and two years of basketball during his Falcon tenure. He was twice named All-Ohio and All-Mideast, and was a 1979 AllAmerican striker. As a senior, Mepham co-captained the soccer team, while leading the team in scoring
as a junior and senior. Upon graduation, he held the school records for goals in a season (11) and career
(25). He also had the BG records for points in a season (13) and career (34).
Mepham was drafted by the Rochester Lancers of the North American Soccer League in 1980, and
played for the Lancers as well as the Rochester Flash of the American Soccer League. He also played
outdoors for the Buffalo Storm of the United Soccer League in 1984. Mepham’s professional experience also included a lengthy tenure indoors, as he played with the Buffalo Stallions of the Major Indoor
Soccer League from 1980-84, and the Cleveland Force from ‘84 through ‘88. Mepham also saw time
with the Cleveland Crunch in the MISL. He was named to the MISL All-Star team on multiple occasions, and also was named to the USL (1984) and ASL (1981-82) All-Star teams.
Dennis Mepham – 1986
NEIL RIDGWAY
Neil Ridgway left BGSU holding almost every record possible. The Stockport, England, native finished
his Falcon tenure as the school’s career leader in assists, with 33, and points, with 107. On the singleseason list, Ridgway dished out 17 assists in the 1983 campaign, which at the time was six more than
any other player in school history.
The team MVP as a sophomore, junior and a senior, Ridgway earned All-Amercan honors in 1982 and
1983 while he was a three-time all-region and All-Ohio pick. Additionally, he was the top midfielder in
the state of Ohio in both his junior and senior seasons.
Neil Ridgway – 1990
Ridgway began his professional career in 1984 with the Memphis Americans of the Major Indoor
Soccer League, and also had a lengthy tenure in the American Indoor Soccer Association, which later
became the National Professional Soccer League. He played outdoors with the Chicago Sting of the
NASL, and his indoor career saw him play for multiple franchises in the AISA and NPSL, and he has
over 30 years of youth coaching experience.
MICKEY COCHRANE
Cornelius “Mickey” Cochrane, the father and architect of the BGSU men’s soccer and lacrosse programs, has earned nearly every award possible. He initiated both the soccer and lacrosse programs at
BG in 1965, after serving as club coach of both sports at the University the year before.
On the soccer pitch, just seven short seasons after the sport’s inception at the varsity level, he coached
the Falcons to the first of two consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances in 1972. The Falcons also
captured the Ohio Conference championship in ‘73 en route to that NCAA appearance.
By the time he stepped down from his coaching duties in 1977 (to concentrate on teaching as an associate professor in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation), Cochrane had compiled a
13-year record of 68-56-14 at BG, including a 61-39-10 mark over his final 10 seasons.
Mickey Cochrane – 1993
Cochrane received Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Coach-of-the-Year recognition on two occasions (1969 and 1972) and led the Falcons to an OCSA championship in ’73. He was bestowed the
OCSA’s Honor Award in 1989 and was inducted into the BGSU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1993. He
also is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Hall of Fame.
Cochrane was a member of the first NCAA Soccer Tournament selection committee that shaped the inaugural tourney in 1959. He received the NSCAA’s Letter of Commendation in 1964, served as the association’s president in 1969, was given the NSCAA’s prestigious
Honor Award in 1978 (the association’s highest prize signifying lifetime service to the sport), and received the Intercollegiate Soccer
Association of America’s Jeffrey Award in 1984 for his work in the preservation of soccer history, records and memorabilia.
In lacrosse, Cochrane had an outstanding record of 88-24 in his 10 years as head coach. He led the Falcons to an undefeated season in
1970, securing the Midwest Lacrosse Association title and a Top Ten ranking by the Baltimore Sun newspaper. The Falcons also won
MLA titles in 1974 and 1975.
A 1952 graduate of Oberlin College, Cochrane was a member of the first NCAA Tournament selection committee that shaped the sport’s
inaugural tourney in 1959. He received an NSCAA Letter of Commendation in 1964, served as the association’s president in 1969,
was given the NSCAA’s prestigious Honor Award in 1978 (the association’s highest prize signifying lifetime service to the sport), and
received the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America’s Jeffrey Award in 1984 for his work in the preservation of soccer history,
records and memorabilia.
Cochrane’s award list is seemingly endless. He received BGSU’s Honorary Alumnus Award in 1987, was inducted into the BGSU
Athletics Hall of Fame half a decade later, and also is a member of the NSCAA and Oberlin Halls of Fame. Additionally, Cochrane was
inducted into the Ohio Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1995.
Decades after ‘retiring,’ Cochrane still serves as curator of the Athletic Archives at BGSU. The University soccer field was dedicated in
his honor in 1980.
DAVE DYMINSKI
Dave Dyminski was a mainstay on BGSU soccer teams in the early 1970s, helping the Falcons compile
a 25-13-2 record. In addition, he helped the Orange and Brown to the first-ever NCAA appearance in
program history in 1972, and led the Falcons back to the NCAAs in ‘73.
Dyminski was a three-time First-Team All-Ohio choice and an All-Midwest selection. He earned
multiple All-American honors as a Falcon, having collected honorable-mention accolades in 1972 and
second-team laurels in 1973.
Dyminski ranked no lower than fourth on the team in scoring in any of his four seasons, and concluded
his Falcon career with 17 goals and nine assists. The Webster, N.Y., native was a second-round selection of the Rochester Lancers of the North American Soccer League..
Dave Dyminski – 1994
GARY PALMISANO
Gary Palmisano earned two letters (1972-73) as a member of the Falcon soccer program posting a 15-32 record as a goalkeeper and helping the Falcons to NCAA Tournament berths in each season, the first
two appearances in the history of the program.
He began his coaching career in 1975 as a graduate assistant coach under fellow BGSU Hall-of-Famer
Mickey Cochrane and after two additional seasons as a part-time assistant coach, Palmisano was named
head coach in 1978 after Cochrane’s retirement.
In 10 of his 16 seasons at the helm, the Falcons won 10 or more matches as the Commack, N.Y. native
posted a sparkling 172-97-25 (62.8%) record. His 1992 squad posted a 15-2-1 mark and earned the
highest national ranking in the history of the program. That group of Falcons was ranked as high as
third in the nation before finishing the season ranked ninth in the country.
‘Palmo’ was named the Mideast Coach of the Year twice (1992 and 1983) and was the Ohio Collegiate
Soccer Association Coach of the Year three times (1992, 1987, 1983). He was also one of the driving
forces behind soccer being recognized as a MAC sport in 1993. He coached five All-Americans and a
like number of Academic All-Americans during his career.
Gary Palmisano – 1998
He spent more than a year working at the Detroit venue for the 1994 World Cup as the director of operations and deputy venue executive director. He did not coach at BGSU in 1993 due to his duties with
the World Cup, but returned to Northwest Ohio and coached the Falcons in the ‘94 season before his
sudden and unexpected death on Dec. 8, 1994.
BUD LEWIS
Leon “Bud” Lewis was a four-year letterwinner and was selected an NCAA All-American in 1974. He
helped the Falcons earn the first two NCAA berths in program history in 1972 and ‘73. A native of
Penfield, N.Y., Lewis was drafted by the Cincinnati Comets of the ASL (1975) and played one season
with the Comets before joining the Buffalo Blazers of the Canadian Soccer League.
After enjoying tremendous success as a player at BGSU, Lewis has reached incredible heights on the
coaching side of the game. The 2014 season marked his 40th year as the head coach of Wilmington
College. With 487 wins at the helm of the Quakers, Lewis is among the winningest coaches in NCAA
Division III history. His teams have captured 11 conference championships and made 10 national tournament appearances, including a berth in the NAIA Final Four in 1986.
Bud Lewis – 2000
ROB MARTELLA
Rob Martella was a four-year letterwinner and a scoring machine for the Falcons. He helped the
Falcons to a 50-18-8 (.711) record during his four years, including a 31-4-3 (.855) over his final two
seasons of 1991 and 1992.
A Cincinnati, Ohio native, Martella was named an NSCAA First-Team All-American following his
senior year, and was selected to participate in the 1992 ISAA Senior Bowl. He totaled 45 goals and 115
points for his career.
Martella was the first player in school history to earn NSCAA All-Region status in all four years, and
remains the only player in BGSU soccer history to lead the team in scoring in four consecutive seasons.
Rob Martella – 2002
He was named the team’s top rookie in his initial season of 1989, earned co-MVP honors in 1990 and
was the team MVP in 1992. A four-time All-MASC (Mid-American Soccer Conference) and All-Ohio
First Team pick, he remained with the Falcons as a volunteer student assistant coach in 1993, before
graduating in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in sport management.
Martella returned to BGSU as the assistant men’s soccer coach in 1998, and spent three seasons under head coach Mel Mahler. In 2001,
Martella became Director of Soccer Operations for US Youth Soccer, beginning a successful career with that organization that continues
today.
STEVE KLEIN
Steve Klein, a native of Nashville, Tenn., ended his standout career in the Brown and Orange by being
named the MAC Player of the Year and an NSCAA First-Team All American as a senior. A three-time
All-Mideast Region honoree, he led the MAC and the region in scoring in that senior season of 1996,
with 50 points on 18 goals and 14 assists. Klein tied the school single-season record for assists with
17 as a sophomore, earning all-league and All-Ohio first-team accolades that fall, and was on the allregion second team.
Klein scored 26 points as a junior, en route to first-team all-league, all-state and all-region recognition.
He helped the Falcons to a four-year record of 57-20-4, including an 18-4-1 ledger as a senior, when
BG won the MAC’s regular-season and tournament crowns. BG advanced to the ‘Sweet 16’ of the
NCAA Championships in both his junior and senior seasons. Klein finished his career as the all-time
leader in assists (45) and points (119).
Klein was drafted by the New England Revolution in the third round of the 1997 MLS College Draft.
He played professionally for over a decade, including three seasons each with the Charleston Battery
of the A-League and Vancouver Whitecaps of the USL. He was named to the USA First Division All-League First Team while with the
latter club, and also was named to the USL First Division Top-25 players of the decade.
Steve Klein – 2006
Klein founded the PA Classics club program in 2004, and serves as the director of coaching and the US Soccer Development Academy
Team Head Coach. He was US Soccer’s U17-18 Academy Coach of the Year in 2009-10.
SCOTT VALLOW
Scott Vallow, a native of Naperville, Ill., was a four-year starter and two-time All-American at goalkeeper for head coach Mel Mahler’s Falcons, and still holds several Mid-American Conference
goalkeeping records. He had at least 10 shutouts in each of his four seasons, and a career goals-against
average of just 0.74. Most importantly, Vallow led the Falcons to three consecutive NCAA Championships appearances (1995-97), with trips to the Sweet 16 in the latter two years.
Vallow burst onto the scene as a freshman in 1995, with a 15-3-2 record and a GAA of 0.52. His GAA
not only led the MAC, but ranked second in the nation (tops among all freshmen). He had a scorelessminutes streak of nearly 550 minutes, spanning parts of six matches, and led the Falcons to the MAC
regular-season and tournament titles for the first of three consecutive years.
As a sophomore in 1996, Vallow saw action in all but 44:40 of the team’s total minutes, finishing the
regular season ranked second in the region and ninth in the nation in GAA. He ended the year with a
school-record 18 wins, and had 10 complete-game shutouts, playing in the bulk of two other shutout
Scott Vallow – 2009
wins. In ‘97, Vallow tied the school record with 12 shutouts en route to 16 overall wins. He was selected as the Ohio Collegiate Soccer Association Player of the Year, and also earned NSCAA All-America
Third-Team honors for the first of two consecutive seasons. Vallow had 16 wins, a GAA of 0.85 and 100 saves, and also earned Soccer
News All-America honorable mention. He was a first-team All-Mideast Region, All-Ohio and All-MAC selection, and again was named
to the MAC’s All-Tournament Team as the Falcons won a third consecutive title. In the NCAA Tournament, Vallow recorded shutouts in
both the Falcons’ play-in game vs. Colgate and BGSU’s first-round win at Marquette.
As a senior, Vallow was an All-MAC First-Team choice, and was the runner up in the coaches voting the MAC Player of the Year. He
recorded 10 shutouts for his fourth-straight double-digit season in that category, and had a GAA of 0.87. For the second year in a row,
Vallow was selected to the All-Mideast Region and All-Ohio first teams and was an NSCAA All-America Third-Team choice.
Vallow went on to a lengthy professional career, playing with the Rochester Rhinos of the United Soccer League, Division 1 (formerly
the A-League) and becoming that club’s all-time leader in wins, shutouts and saves. He also played with the Dallas Burn (‘99, ‘02) and
Colorado Rapids (‘03, ‘04) of MLS. In addition to his playing career, Vallow has coached at multiple levels. Currently, he is assistant
coach/goalkeepers coach with Portland Thorns FC of the NWSL.
ALL-AMERICANS
NEIL RIDGWAY
NSCAA
All-American
1982-83
JON FELTON
NSCAA
All-American
1987
KYLE ROYER
ISAA Scholar-Athlete
All-American
1988-89-90
GREG MURPHY
ISAA Scholar-Athlete
All-American
1991
ROB MARTELLA
NSCAA
All-American
1992
JOE BURCH
NSCAA ScholarAthlete All-American
1995
The Falcons have been well represented on both All-America teams as well as Academic
All-America squads over the years.
Kyle Royer was selected to the ISAA adidas Scholar-Athlete All-American squad three
straight years (1988-89-90). Goalkeeper Greg Murphy was both an ISAA Adidas ScholarAthlete All-America selection as well as a GTE/CoSIDA Fall-Winter At-Large Academic
All-American for the 1991 season.
Joe Burch was named to the GTE/CoSIDA Fall-Winter At-Large Academic All-America
squad third team in 1995 and first team in 1996. Burch also earned NSCAA Scholar-Athlete
All-American Honorable Mention following the 1995 season.
Back Dave Dyminski was the first BG booter to receive All-America recognition solely
for his play on the field. He was named to the NSCAA All-America Honorable Mention
squad in 1972 and moved up to the second team in 1973. Midfielder Bud Lewis increased
the Falcons’ streak to three consecutive years with his honorable-mention All-America
accolades in 1974, and formidable Falcon forward Dennis Mepham received honorablemention status in 1979.
Falcon All-American Scott Vallow
visits with Pelé. Vallow was a two-time
NSCAA All-American in 1997-98
Midfielder Neil Ridgway was a two-time First-Team All-America selection in 1982 and
1983. Back Jon Felton was named to the third team in 1987, while forward Rob Martella
earned first-team recognition following the 1992 campaign.
Midfielder Steve Klein became the third Falcon player to receive first-team accolades with
his selection in 1996. Goalkeeper Scott Vallow was named to the NSCAA All-America
Third Team in both 1997 and 1998.
ALL-AMERICANS
DAVE DYMINSKI
NSCAA
All-American
1972-73
DENNIS MEPHAM
NSCAA
All-American
1979
BUD LEWIS
NSCAA
All-American
1974
STEVE KLEIN
NSCAA
All-American
1996
TY FOWLER
CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-American
1999
Bowling Green men’s soccer’s first head coach,
Mickey Cochrane, was inducted into the NSCAA
Hall of Fame in 1995. Both Cochrane (1964) and his
protege, Gary Palmisano (1996), received an NSCAA
Letter of Commendation, with Cochrane also selected
as the winner of the 1978 NSCAA Honor Award.
BGSU had a pair of All-Americans in 1998, in Ty
Fowler and Chris Doré. Fowler graduated with a
3.93 GPA in psychology and was selected to the 1999
GTE/CoSIDA Fall-Winter At-Large Academic AllAmerica First Team. Doré was named to the NSCAA
All-America Third Team.
Three Falcons have been honored in the first six years
of the Eric Nichols Era. In November of 2009, Jacob
Lawrence became the first BGSU men’s soccer player
in a decade to be named an Academic All-American.
Lawrence was named to the ESPN The Magazine Brandon Silva speaks after winning an award at the BGSU Athletic Honors Night in
April of 2014. Members of the youth team Silva coached (right) attended the banquet
Academic All-America First Team.
in support of Silva.
Three seasons ago (2013), Brandon Silva joined the
list, earning Capital One Academic All-America second-team honors, and Pat Flynn duplicated Silva’s feat
two years ago (2014), as he was named to the second team by Capital One and CoSIDA.
Last fall (2015), Flynn became just the fourth student-athlete in BGSU men’s soccer history to earn Academic
All-America First-Team honors, and Joe Sullivan was named to the second team. The 2015 season marked
the first time in program history that the Falcons have had two Academic All-Americans in the same season.
CHRIS DORE’
NSCAA
All-American
1999
JACOB LAWRENCE
ESPN The Magazine/
CoSIDA Academic
All-American
2009
BRANDON SILVA
Capital One/
CoSIDA Academic
All-American
2013
PAT FLYNN
CoSIDA Academic
All-American
2014-15
JOE SULLIVAN
CoSIDA Academic
All-American
2015
FALCONS IN THE PROS
Bob Alarcon, 1978:
• Detroit Express (NASL)
Tony Dore, 1997:
• 1996 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Columbus
Invaders (3rd Overall/Territorial Round)
• Cleveland Caps (USISL/Pro-Div.)
Omari Aldridge, 2006-:
• AFC Leopards
• Ottawa Fury
• Beijing Hongdeng FC
• Khalsa Sporting Club
• Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
National Team
Dave Dyminski, 1973:
• 1973 NASL College Draft -- Rochester
Lancers (2nd Round)
Jan Fedorcak, 1974:
• Cincinnati Comets (ASL)
Pepe Aragon, 1994-1997:
• Canton Invaders (NPSL)
• Cleveland Caps (U.S. Interregional
Soccer Leagues/Pro-Div.)
Brian Ferguson, 1994-95:
• Canton Invaders (NPSL)
Anthony Grant, 2016-SA:
• Richmond Kickers (USL)
John Bapst, 1982-85:
• Atlanta Generals (ASL)
• Jacksonville Tea Men (NASL)
Chris Bartels (Administrator/Coach),
1972-87:
• New York Cosmos, PR Director
(NASL)
• Memphis Americans, Assistant Coach/
Personnel Dir.
• Kalamazoo Kangaroos, Head Coach/
General Manager (AISA)
• Memphis Storm, Assistant Coach
(AISA)
• Memphis Storm, GM (AISA)
Chris Dore
Jason Began, 1998:
• 1997 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Cleveland
Crunch (13th/Territorial Pick)
Bobby Biggs, 2000:
• Houston Hotshots (WISL)
Cameron Hepple, 2010-SA:
• Kitsap Pumas (USL)
• KF Tirana (Albania) -- became first
Bahamian to play in Europa League
• Farnborough (England)
• Alcobendas Sport (Spain)
• Lyford Cay (Bahamas)
• Bahamas National Team
Jim House, 1981:
• Cleveland Force (MISL)
Mark Jackson, 1986-87:
• Toledo Pride (AISA)
Joe Burch, 1998:
• Cincinnati Riverhawks (A-League)
Fred Degand, 2001-13:
• Cleveland Crunch (NPSL)
• Hershey Wildcats, Cincinnati River
Hawks (A-League)
• Charleston Battery, Atlanta Silverbacks
(A-League)
• D.C. United (MLS)
• Chicago Storm (MISL II)
• Cleveland Force (MISL II)
• Rockford Rampage (AISL/NISL)
• Chicago Riot (MISL III)
• Chicago Soul (MISL III)
Paul Dhaliwal, 2004:
• Edmonton Aviators (A-League)
Chris Dore, 1999-05:
• 1999 NPSL Draft -- Cleveland Crunch
(13th Overall/Territorial Round)
• 2000 A-League Draft -- Hampton Roads
Mariners (Territorial Selection)
• Cincinnati River Hawks, Charleston
Battery, Syracuse Saltydogs (A-League)
Fred Degand
Cameron Hepple
FALCONS IN THE PROS
Ryan James, 2016-SA:
• 2016 MLS SuperDraft -- Sporting
Kansas City (3rd Round/52nd Overall)
• Rochester Rhinos (USL)
Rob Martella, 1996-98:
• 1993 NPSL Draft -- Dayton Dynamo
(1st Round/Territorial Pick)
• Cincinnati Silverbacks (NPSL)
Jim Kittelberger, 1982-85:
• Detroit Express (NASL)
• Pittsburgh Spirit (MISL)
Mark Michalak, 1999-2000:
Dan Kindl, 1998:
• 1997 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Cincinnati
Silverbacks (5th/Territorial)
Steve Klein, 1997-2007:
• 1996 NPSL Draft -- Cleveland Crunch
(14th Overall/Territorial)
• 1997 MLS College Draft -- New
England Revolution (3rd Round/22nd
Overall)
• Worcester Wildfire, Nashville Metros
(A-League)
• New England Revolution (MLS)
• Harrisburg Heat (NPSL) -- 2000 NPSL
All-Rookie Team Selection
• Hershey Wildcats, Charleston Battery
(A-League)
• Vancouver Whitecaps (USL)
Peter Kolp, 1996:
• 1996 NPSL Amateur Draft -- Cincinnati
Silverbacks (6th Overall/Territorial Pick)
Bud Lewis, 1974:
• Cincinnati Comets (ASL)
Dennis Mepham, 1979-88:
• Rochester Lancers (NASL)
• Rochester Flash (ASL)
• Buffalo Stallions, Cleveland Force,
Cleveland Crunch (MISL)
Neil Ridgway, 1983-91:
• Chicago Sting (NASL)
• Memphis Americans, Las Vegas
Americans (MISL)
• Kalamazoo Kangaroos, Toledo Pride,
Ft. Wayne Flames (AISA)
• Indiana Kick, Memphis Rogues, New
York Kick, Dayton Dynamo (NPSL)
Brett Strang, 1998-2000:
Steve Klein
Scott Vallow, 1999-2010:
• Dallas Burn, Colorado Rapids (MLS)
• Rochester Rhinos (A-League / USL)
Dieter Wimmer, 1980-81:
• Cleveland Force (MISL)
AISA - American Indoor Soccer Association
MLS - Major League Soccer
NASL - North American Soccer League
NPSL - National Professional Soccer League
Please forward any corrections or updates to
Mike Cihon via email ([email protected]),
or to the BGSU men’s soccer office.
Scott Vallow
NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS
1972
Seated (left to right): Joe White, Greg
Brooks, Eric Seldin, Bob Gearhart, Dave
Dyminski, Chris Bartels, Warren Heede,
Norm Dykes, Jim Botticelli, Glenn Jost,
Tim Davis. Standing: Head coach Mickey
Cochrane, assistant coach Pete Farrell,
Tom O’Neal, Steve Cabalka, Paul Wayne,
Bart Hayden, Gary Palmisano, Bill Heyne,
Bud Lewis, Rick Jacobs, Jim Hodge, Jeff
Aingworth, Steve Cutler, Rich Cotton,
Bruce May, manager Mike Vincent,
assistant coach Burt Severns, trainer Pete
Imber.
1973
Seated (left to right): Jan Fedorcak,
Steve Kittelberger, Steve Cutler, Bob
Gearhart, Greg Brooks, Dave Dyminski,
Warren Heede, Paul Wayne, Bart Hayden,
Tim Davis, Jim Hodge, Steve Cabalka.
Standing: Head coach Mickey Cochrane,
assistant coach Pete Farrell, trainer Pete
Imber, Dan Otten, Randy Hale, Craig
Tesler, Jeff Aingworth, Rich Cotton, Gary
Palmisano, Tom Doriety, Bill Heyne, Bud
Lewis, Glenn Jost, Rick Jacobs, Greg
Luthman, Joe White, Bob Boss, George
Habicht, manager Mike Vinson, trainer
Lee Kermode, assistant coach Chris
Bartels, assistant coach Don Adams.
1992
Front Row (left to right): Ryan McCue,
Brian Hyde, Brian Ferguson, Rob
Martella, John Sgro, Quinton Martin,
Mike Kelly. Middle Row: Asst. coach
Mel Mahler, Frank Frostino, Tom Kinney,
Tim Concannon, Andy Studebaker, Dan
Traver, Ryan Williams, Bob Boyle, Justen
Harman, Pepé Aragon, head coach Gary
Palmisano. Back Row: Student manager
Frank Yuhasz, Brian Lord, Chris Williams,
David Michels, Derek Schorejs, Brian
Bonham, Ryan Dell, student trainer
Richelle Scali.
NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS
1995
Front Row (left to right): Dave Kindl,
Joe Burch, Ryan Evans, Jon Giganti,
Darren Niles, Jamie Harmon, Peter
Kolp, Dan Kindl. Middle Row: Assistant
coach Wade Jean, trainer Julie Graybiec,
Chuck Ashton, Jason Follebout, Scott
Vallow, Andy Carl, Brandon Pelton, Steve
Klein, Andy Penoff, student assistant
coach Dan Traver, head coach Mel
Mahler. Back Row: Duane Ely, Jason
Began, Tony Doré, Brett Strang, Dave
Michels, Mark Michalak, Brian Hyde.
Not pictured: Brian Glibkowski, trainer
Annette Davidson.
1996
Front Row (left to right): Trainer Annette
Davidson, Dan Kindl, Tommy Thomas,
Brian Glibkowski, Jason Began, Jamie
Harmon, Steve Klein, Zac Olson, Darren
Niles, student trainer Mike Heichel.
Middle Row: Student assistant coach Dan
Traver, Tim Ashton, Jon Giganti, Jason
Bryant, Ty Fowler, Scott Vallow, Bobby
Biggs, Brett Strang, Peter Kolp, student
assistant coach Chuck Ashton. Back Row:
Head coach Mel Mahler, Chris Doré, Dave
Kindl, Tony Doré, Ryan Evans, Kevin
Jackson, Brandon Pelton, Mark Michalak,
assistant coach Wade Jean. Not pictured:
Joe Burch.
1997
Front Row (left to right): Darren Niles,
Tommy Thomas, Jon Giganti, Chris Doré,
Nick Kolliniatis, Matt Johnson. Middle
Row: Brandon Pelton, Matt Lyons, Vetus
Syracuse, Brett Strang, Jason Began, Dan
Kindl, Zac Olson, Jason Bryant. Back
Row: Assistant coach Wade Jean, student
assistant coach Tony Doré, Ty Fowler,
Mark Michalak, Brian Glibkowski,
Kevin Jackson, Ryan Schwaigert, Chris
Kraft, Fred Degand, Scott Vallow, trainer
Annette Davidson, head coach Mel
Mahler. Not pictured: Bobby Biggs.
LETTERWINNERS
Adrian Akpan
Colin Armstrong
** A-A-A-A **
Adkins, Kyle.............................. 2003-04
Agyeman, Bismark......................... 2015
Aingworth, Jeff............... 1971-72-73-74
Akpan, Adrian.......................2002-03-04
Alarcon, Bob................... 1975-76-77-78
Aldridge, Omari....................2003-04-05
Aleric, Steve..........................1984-85-87
Anticoli, Mike............................ 1987-88
Aouad, Robert.......................2002-04-05
Aragon, Pepé.............................. 1991-92
Archibald, Charlie........................... 2001
Armstrong, Colin............ 2008-09-10-11
Arthurs, Andrew.............. 1987-88-89-90
Ashton, Chuck........................... 1994-95
Ashton, Tim.................................... 1996
Asimou, Tom.............................. 1968-69
Auden, Max...........................2013-14-15
** B-B-B-B **
Bapst, David.................... 1977-78-79-80
Bapst, John...................................... 1979
Baraldi, Danny................ 2011-12-13-14
Barker, Robert............................ 2008-09
Barr, John........................................ 2009
Barros, Joe.............................1982-83-84
Bartels, Chris................... 1969-70-71-72
Bartels, Robert......................1966-67-68
Baxter, Bill...................................... 1983
Beard, Morris.................................. 1965
Bechtol, Alex................................... 2011
Beecher, Gordon...................1966-67-68
Beer, Mitchel................................... 1968
Began, Jason................... 1994-95-96-97
Began, Mike.................................... 2000
Behan, P.J........................ 2000-01-03-04
Belfort, Dave................... 2002-03-04-05
Bertrams, Carl............................ 1975-76
Bertrams, John........................... 1978-79
Bertrams, Tom................. 1976-77-78-79
Betenson, Chase......................... 2014-15
Biggs, Bobby.................. 1996-97-98-99
Bireline, Garrett.............. 2007-08-09-10
Joe Barros
Ryan Comiskey
Blike, Chris................................ 1986-88
Blouch, Gerry.................................. 1965
Bluthardt, Rob................................. 1988
Bonham, Brian................ 1989-90-91-92
Boss, Bob................................... 1973-74
Botticelli, Jim.................................. 1972
Bové, Kevin.................... 1974-75-76-77
Boyle, Bob...................... 1989-90-91-92
Braxton, Gene.......................1998-99-00
Brewer, James.......................1967-68-69
Brihn, Robert.............................. 1977-78
Brooks, Greg.........................1971-72-73
Bryant, Jason................... 1996-97-98-99
Bucher, Kim..........................1982-83-84
Bull, Thomas................................... 1971
Burch, Joe....................... 1993-94-95-96
Butler, Tim................................. 2000-01
Butwid, Terry............................. 1965-66
Drew Dawson earned four letters during the
early- to mid-1980s
Tony Corsiglia
Joey D’Agostino
** C-C-C-C **
Cabalka, Steve................. 1972-73-74-75
Cain, Steve............................1989-90-91
Cameron, Kevin......................... 1979-80
Carl, Andy.................................. 1994-95
Carroll, Allan................................... 1971
Carroll, Ron..................................... 1965
Casey, T.J........................ 1986-87-88-89
Cervasio, Ron............................. 1965-66
Chesler, Larry.................................. 1965
Childress, Rich................................ 1985
Clayton, Andy.......................1976-77-78
Comiskey, Ryan.............. 2010-11-12-13
Concannon, Tim....................1991-93-94
Connors, Lenny.......................... 1980-81
Corsiglia, Tony................................ 1980
Costa, Joe................................... 1969-71
Cotton, Rich.................... 1971-72-73-74
Crandall, George............................. 1968
Crone, Tim...................................... 2006
Custer, Jake..................................... 2009
Cutler, Steve.................................... 1973
** D-D-D-D **
D’Agostino, Joe....................1985-86-88
D’Agostino, Joey............ 2009-10-11-13
Daniels, Craig................................. 1967
Davis, Chris.................................... 2006
Davis IV, George........................ 2005-06
Davis, Kurt...................... 1981-82-83-84
Davis, Ryan................................ 2007-08
Davis, Thomas................................ 1967
Davis, Tim.................................. 1972-73
Dawson, Drew................. 1981-82-83-85
Deal, Tyler....................... 2006-07-08-09
Decker, Brandon...................2003-04-05
Degand, Fred................... 1997-98-99-00
DeGraff, David............... 2000-01-02-03
Dell, Ryan....................... 1989-90-91-92
Dhaliwal, Paul............................ 2002-03
Dohms, John.............................. 1967-68
Dollins, Tyler.................................. 2004
Donofrio, Julian.............................. 2004
LETTERWINNERS
Ryan Dell
Adam Erhard
Donovan, Kevin.............................. 1974
Doré, Chris...................... 1996-97-98-99
Doré, Tony...................... 1993-94-95-96
Dorenkott, Mark.............................. 1991
Doriety, Tom.........................1974-75-76
Dozier, Gavin.................. 2006-07-08-09
Drought, Brian........................... 1988-89
Duda, Eric.................................. 2002-03
Dykes, Norm.........................1969-70-72
Dyminski, Dave.............. 1970-71-72-73
** E-E-E-E **
Ebling, Byard.................. 2008-09-10-11
Eckroat, Dirk................................... 2004
Edgar, Archie............................. 1981-82
Eganhouse, Jacob............................ 2010
Ely, Duane.................................. 1994-95
Epps, Ryan...................................... 2005
Erhard, Adam........................1998-99-00
Esckilsen, Chip.......................... 1978-79
Tanner Fink
Frank Frostino
Essig, John................................. 1970-71
Evans, Ryan..........................1994-95-96
Evwaraye, Chuko............ 2006-07-08-09
** F-F-F-F **
Farrell, Pete...........................1966-67-68
Feasel, John Wesley..............1965-66-67
Fedorcak, Jan............................. 1973-74
Felton, Jon.............................1985-86-87
Ferguson, Brian............... 1989-90-92-93
Fink, Tanner.................... 2008-09-10-11
Flanagan, Steve............................... 1982
Flynn, Pat................................... 2014-15
Follebout, Jason......................... 1994-95
Forrest, Nick................................... 1975
Forsberg, Dean......................1966-67-68
Fowler, Ty....................... 1996-97-98-99
Fradl, Humphrey........................ 1979-80
Francis, Richie................................ 2001
Freudeman, Deryck......... 2001-02-03-04
Steve Klein (19), Dave Kindl (10) and Tim Concannon celebrate a BGSU goal during a 1994
win over Central Michigan at Cochrane Field
Matt Griesinger
Cameron Hepple
Fromm, William....................1966-67-68
Frostino, Frank................ 1991-92-93-94
** G-G-G-G **
Gable, Donald.......................1969-70-71
Galloway, Sam........................... 2010-11
Gamrath, Gary................................. 1965
Gay, Tyler........................................ 2012
Gearhart, Bob.................................. 1972
Gelser, Chip.................................... 1975
Genrich, Jake................... 2012-13-14-15
Giannini, Vincent............................ 2015
Giganti, Jon..................... 1994-95-96-97
Gigliotti, Greg................................. 2003
Ginley, Terry.............................. 1984-85
Glibkowski, Brian........... 1993-94-96-97
Gofus, Robert........................1969-70-71
Golden, Michael......................... 1967-68
Gorsha, Brad................................... 1983
Grant, Anthony........................... 2012-13
Green, Richard......................1966-67-68
Grida, Dominic............................... 2015
Griesinger, Matt.............. 2010-11-12-13
Gross, Shawn.................................. 2012
Gustoff, Frank............................ 1977-78
** H-H-H-H **
Habicht, George.............................. 1973
Haines, Ron..................... 1985-86-87-88
Hall, Robert................................ 1965-66
Hall, Rodcliff............................. 2011-13
Harman, Justen........................... 1991-92
Harmon, Jamie................ 1993-94-95-96
Harper, Ricky.................................. 2001
Haskin, Ian...................................... 2014
Hastings, Sean................................. 2012
Hayden, Bart.........................1972-73-74
Heede, Warren................. 1970-71-72-73
Hendershott, Ken............ 1974-75-77-78
Hennelly, Greg........................... 2004-05
Hepple, Cameron............ 2006-07-08-09
Herold, Guenter.......................... 1966-67
LETTERWINNERS
Jim Hodge
Jim House
Glenn Jost
Zach Lemke
Heuton, Ryan............................. 2014-15
Heyne, Bill...................... 1971-72-73-74
Hodge, Jim...................................... 1973
House, Jim...................... 1978-79-80-81
House, Tom..................................... 1983
Hughes, Kevin............................ 1990-91
Hunt, Rob................................... 1988-89
Hyde, Brian...........................1992-94-95
Jina, Prayag................................ 2014-15
Johnson, Dan................................... 1979
Johnson, Dave............................ 1965-66
Johnson, Matt.................................. 1998
Johnson, Tod................... 1981-82-83-84
Jordan, Stanley................................ 1970
Jost, Glenn...................... 1972-73-74-75
Jurtovski, Chris............... 2008-09-10-11
** I-I-I-I **
Iantoni, Chris................... 1988-89-90-91
Ihemelu, Nnamdi........................ 2001-04
Ilao, Marco............................2010-11-12
** K-K-K-K **
Kamienski, Mike........................ 1969-70
Kasten, Tom..........................1985-86-87
Kelly, Mike..................... 1990-91-92-93
Kenney, Pat..................... 1981-82-83-84
Kim, Justin................................. 2005-06
Kindl, Dan....................... 1994-95-96-97
Kindl, Dave..................... 1993-94-95-96
Kinney, Tom.................... 1990-91-92-93
Kittelberger, Jim.............. 1974-75-76-77
** J-J-J-J **
Jackson, Kevin................ 1996-97-98-99
Jackson, Mark................. 1982-83-84-85
James, Michael........................... 1993-94
James, Ryan.................... 2012-13-14-15
The Falcons battle Indiana on a gorgeous fall afternoon in 1995 at Cochrane Field. BGSU
topped the Hoosiers, 2-1, in a season that culminated with an NCAA Tournament appearance.
Matt Leardini
Tony Malik
Kittelberger, Steve........... 1973-74-75-77
Klancic, Matt................................... 2007
Klein, Dave..................................... 1965
Klein, Steve..................... 1993-94-95-96
Koblens, Jordan............................... 2004
Kocevski, Ile................................... 1986
Kolliniatis, Nick......................... 1997-98
Kolp, Peter...................... 1993-94-95-96
Konrad, Jim................................ 1989-90
Koury, Joe....................... 1979-80-81-82
Kovacs, Gary.........................1967-68-69
Kraft, Chris..................... 1997-98-99-00
Krkeljic, Vuk................................... 2008
Kumher, Jon.................... 2011-12-13-14
** L-L-L-L **
Landsberger, Nick...................... 2014-15
Lane, Rich.................................. 1986-87
Larsen, Don..................................... 1965
Lawrence, Jacob.............. 2006-07-08-09
Leardini, Matt................. 1999-00-01-02
Leiser, Doug.................................... 1974
Lekarev, Vlad........................2012-13-14
Lemke, Zach................... 2009-10-11-12
Levens, Nathan............................... 1987
Lewis, Bob............................1974-75-77
Lewis, Bud...................... 1971-72-73-74
Llewellyn, Richard..................... 1968-69
Loescher, Mickey............ 1986-87-88-89
Looker, Dan.................................... 2013
Lopez, Jason.................................... 2005
Lord, Brian...................... 1989-90-91-92
Lorenzen, Douglas..................... 1965-66
Luisi, Allan...................... 1975-76-77-78
Luthman, Greg................................ 1974
Lyons, Matt..................... 1997-98-99-00
** M-M-M-M **
MacKenzie, John...................2004-05-06
Macomber, Brad......................... 2014-15
Madar, Ivan................................ 1970-71
Malik, Tony..................... 1998-99-00-01
LETTERWINNERS
Jim Pschirrer
Marty Rolnick
Maltby, Steve.................................. 1971
Markel, Bart..........................1981-82-83
Marques, Andre.......................... 2002-03
Marshall, Barry............................... 1967
Marsman, Edmond..................... 1969-70
Martella, Rob.................. 1989-90-91-92
Martin, Jake................................ 2014-15
Martin, Quinton............................... 1992
Martinka, Matt................ 2000-01-02-03
Matthews, Detrick........... 1998-99-00-01
May, Bruce...................................... 1972
McCue, Ryan............................. 1992-93
McGarity, Sean............................... 2003
McGrath, Kevin....................1985-86-87
McLean, Chris................. 2009-10-11-12
McLean, Thomas............ 2007-08-09-10
McNayr, Kyle.................. 2005-06-07-08
Medancic, Mladen.................1981-82-83
Mepham, Dennis............. 1976-77-78-79
Metzger, Paul............................. 1965-66
Mexicotte, Gary.............. 1983-84-85-86
Meyer, Steve.............................. 1965-66
Michalak, Mark.....................1995-96-97
Michels, Dave................. 1992-93-94-95
Miller, Mike............................... 1981-82
Millhouse, Rich.....................1981-82-83
Minarik, William............................. 1969
Mink, Rich................................. 1975-76
Monnette, Ben.......................2002-03-04
Murphy, Greg........................1989-90-91
Mustafa, Moe.................................. 2015
Abiola Sandy
Zach Schewee
Olson, Zac....................... 1997-98-99-00
O’Rourke, Mike......................... 1978-79
O’Rourke, Tim........................... 1979-80
Otten, Dan.................................. 1975-76
** P-P-P-P **
Palmisano, Gary......................... 1972-73
Pavlik, Patrick................................. 2007
Pelton, Brandon............... 1994-95-96-97
Penoff, Andy.............................. 1994-95
Perea, Alec...................... 2004-05-06-07
Perea, Ryan..................... 2004-05-06-07
Petercsak, Steve.............................. 1966
Petkus, Brent................... 2005-06-07-08
Petrasko, Wolfgang...............1968-69-70
Petzker, Joe..................................... 1986
Pike, Bob......................................... 1976
Popp, Don.............................1980-81-82
Pschirrer, James......................... 1969-70
Paul Shoemaker
Sean Sikich
Pugliese, Peter................................. 2015
** R-R-R-R **
Racette, Josh................................... 2001
Ray, Don.................................... 1976-77
Reynolds, Keaton....................... 2014-15
Ridgway, Neil................. 1980-81-82-83
Roberts, Bill..........................1981-82-83
Robertson, Tate............................... 2015
Rolnick, Marty......................1974-75-76
Rosales, Miguel.......................... 2010-11
Ross, Ryan...................................... 2015
Roth, Jacob............................2013-14-15
Royer, Kyle..................... 1987-88-89-90
Rutkowski, Michael........................ 2004
** S-S-S-S **
Saams, Jeffrey................................. 1970
Sanchez, Francisco..................... 2004-05
** N-N-N-N **
Nekic, John..................................... 1988
Nettey, Paul..................................... 2007
Nichols, Drew................................. 2006
Niles, Darren................... 1995-96-97-98
Notarianni, Craig........................ 1986-87
** O-O-O-O **
Oliverio, Nico................................. 2011
Olson, Doug............................... 1975-76
The Falcons celebrate Max Auden’s ‘Golden Goal’ against West Virginia in the semifinal
round of the 2014 MAC Tournament
LETTERWINNERS
Brandon Silva
Ryan Snashall
Sandberg, Allan.......................... 1969-70
Sandy, Abiola.................. 2004-05-06-07
Sathyanathan, Arun......................... 2006
Scharf, Dave.................... 1984-85-87-88
Schewee, Zach................ 2010-11-12-13
Schilt, Frank.................................... 1971
Schoettley, Dylan............................ 2009
Scholz, Mark................................... 2006
Schokara, Adam......................... 1998-00
Schorejs, Derek.......................... 1991-92
Schnell, Barry................................. 1993
Schumm, Herbert....................... 1968-70
Schwaigert, Ryan............................ 1997
Seip, Paul..............................2002-03-04
Seldin, Eric................................. 1970-71
Shea, Danny............................... 2014-15
Shea, Patrick.............................. 1987-89
Shin, Nan Chul................ 1983-84-85-86
Shoemaker, Paul.............. 2005-06-07-08
Siegel, Howard........................... 1970-71
Sikich, Sean..................... 2010-11-12-13
Silva, Alvaro................................... 1969
Silva, Brandon................. 2010-11-12-13
Silva, Sebastian.......................... 1980-81
Brett Strang
Steve Theophilus
Hunter Van Houten
Paul Wayne
Smith, Ahmad............................ 2006-09
Smoker, Jeff.................................... 2009
Snashall, Ryan................. 2010-11-12-13
Sorensen, Eric............................ 1978-79
Sorensen, Ken.......................1989-90-91
Souahy, Alexis................................. 2015
Stapleton, Doug.......................... 1980-81
Stegmaier, Brandon......................... 2008
Sternweiler, Roy.............. 1985-86-88-89
Stevens, Cory........................2002-03-04
Stingle, Gary.............................. 1965-67
Strang, Brett..........................1995-96-97
Stroup, Michael............................... 1967
Studebaker, Andy............................ 1992
Sullivan, Joe..........................2013-14-15
Sutherland, David...................... 1968-69
Synk, Andy...................................... 2005
Syracuse, Vetus.......................... 1997-98
Theophilus, Steve............ 1977-78-79-80
Thomas, Charlie......................... 1981-82
Thomas, Tommy............. 1997-98-99-00
Tilford, Scott.........................2000-01-02
Tillman, Rich.................................. 1976
Tinajero, Mike.......................1998-99-00
Topolic, Dusko................ 2007-08-09-10
Topper, Steven................................. 2007
Traver, Dan...........................1992-93-94
Turton, Derek.................................. 2006
** T-T-T-T **
Tatley, Pete................................. 1983-84
Tesler, Craig..........................1974-75-76
Tesler, Roy............................1976-77-78
Theophilus, Bob.............. 1979-80-81-82
** W-W-W-W **
Wayne, Paul..........................1971-72-73
Weaver, Burt................................... 2001
Weismann, Fred....................1967-68-69
Wesley, Dennis........................... 1983-84
Westin, Bertil............................. 1984-85
Weston, Max.............................. 2009-10
Wiest, Michael................ 2010-11-12-13
Wolynec, Orest........................... 1966-67
Woods, Bobby................................. 2003
Williams, Chris............... 1989-90-91-92
Williams, Kyle........................... 2005-06
Wimmer, Dieter............... 1977-78-79-80
Wisniewski, Kevin.......... 1998-99-00-01
** V-V-V-V **
Vaccaro, Ben................... 1998-99-00-01
Valbuena, Larry............... 1984-85-86-87
Vallow, Scott................... 1995-96-97-98
Van Houten, Hunter........ 2006-07-08-09
Veth, Dana....................................... 2006
Vincent, Jeff.................................... 1985
** Y-Y-Y-Y **
Yanick, Matt............................... 2004-05
Yeardley, Brian................................ 1982
** Z-Z-Z-Z **
Zaft, Dave....................................... 1974
Zaun-Cook, Brian........... 1985-86-87-88
Zyga, Zenon.................................... 1978
HONORS & AWARDS
LEADERS & RECORDS
YEAR-BY-YEAR
SCORING LEADERS
Omari Aldridge
Jason Began
YR
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
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PLAYER.......................G-A-PTS
Terry Butwid...................... 5-1=11
Guenter Herold.................. 9-3=21
Jim Brewer........................ 5-0=10
Tom Asimou...................... 8-0=16
Jim Brewer........................ 7-5=19
Don Gable.......................... 4-2=10
Warren Heede.................... 8-3=19
Warren Heede.................. 10-3=23
Rich Cotton........................ 6-2=14
Tim Davis.......................... 5-4=14
Steve Kittelberger.............. 5-4=14
Ken Hendershott................ 7-1=15
Marty Rolnick.................... 5-0=10
Ken Hendershott................ 9-2=20
Dennis Mepham................ 8-5=21
Dennis Mepham.............. 11-2=24
Don Popp......................... 10-2=22
Neil Ridgway................... 12-5=29
Neil Ridgway................. 10-10=30
Dennis Wesley................. 24-4=52
Mark Jackson................... 10-2=22
Mark Jackson................... 14-2=30
Nan Chul Shin................... 7-2=16
Mike Anticoli..................... 5-2=12
Kyle Royer........................ 4-4=12
Mike Anticoli..................... 7-3=17
Kyle Royer...................... 3-11=17
Rob Martella.................... 11-8=30
Rob Martella.................... 11-3=25
Rob Martella...................... 9-6=24
Rob Martella.................... 14-8=36
Tom Kinney..................... 10-5=25
Joe Burch......................... 13-6=32
Steve Klein...................... 8-10=26
Steve Klein.................... 18-14=50
Bobby Biggs...................... 9-4=22
Nick Kolliniatis................. 5-3=13
Chris Doré......................... 9-8=26
Matt Lyons......................... 5-8=18
David DeGraff
2001
2002
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2012
2013
2014
2015
Detrick Matthews.............. 6-1=13
Paul Dhaliwal.................... 4-2=10
Dustin Snyder.................... 6-4=16
Omari Aldridge.................. 6-2=14
Omari Aldridge................ 11-3=25
Justin Kim.......................... 5-2=12
Cameron Hepple................ 4-3=11
Chuko Evwaraye............... 5-0=10
Cameron Hepple.............. 10-1=21
Max Weston....................... 4-5=13
Danny Baraldi.................... 5-8=18
Anthony Grant................... 8-4=20
Ryan Comiskey................. 6-1=13
Pat Flynn.......................... 14-4=32
Pat Flynn............................ 9-4=22
SINGLE-SEASON
LEADERS
POINTS
1. Dennis Wesley (1983)......................52
2. Steve Klein (1996)...........................50
3. Neil Ridgway (1983)........................41
4. Rob Martella (1992).........................36
5. Joe Burch (1994)..............................32
Pat Flynn (2014)..............................32
7. Steve Klein (1994)...........................31
8. Neil Ridgway (1982)........................30
Mark Jackson (1985)........................30
Rob Martella (1989).........................30
11. Neil Ridgway (1981)........................29
Mark Jackson (1983)........................29
Dave Kindl (1996)...........................29
GOALS
1. Dennis Wesley (1983)......................24
2. Steve Klein (1996)...........................18
3. Mark Jackson (1985)........................14
Rob Martella (1992).........................14
Pat Flynn (2014)..............................14
6. Joe Burch (1994)..............................13
7. Neil Ridgway (1981)........................12
Neil Ridgway (1983)........................12
9. Dennis Mepham (1979)...................11
Rob Martella (1989).........................11
Rob Martella (1990).........................11
Dave Kindl (1996)...........................11
Omari Aldridge (2005).....................11
ASSISTS
1. Neil Ridgway (1983)........................17
Steve Klein (1994)...........................17
3. Steve Klein (1996)...........................14
4. Chris Iantoni (1991).........................12
Brian Ferguson (1992).....................12
Tom Kinney (1992)..........................12
Jason Began (1996)..........................12
8. Kyle Royer (1988)...........................11
Jason Began (1997)..........................11
10. Neil Ridgway (1982)........................10
Brian Ferguson (1989).....................10
Frank Frostino (1994)......................10
Steve Klein (1995)...........................10
Dennis Wesley
Mickey Loescher, a four-year starter,
had a career total of 335 saves
SAVES
1. Gary Kovacs (1968).......................149
2. Gary Palmisano (1972)..................135
3. Joe Koury (1982)...........................127
David DeGraff (2003)....................127
5. Joe Koury (1981)...........................122
6. Kim Bucher (1983)........................106
7.
9.
Scott Vallow (1997).......................100
Michael Wiest (2012).....................100
Bob Alarcon (1977)..........................98
Kim Bucher (1984)..........................98
GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE *%
1. Scott Vallow (1995)......................0.52
2. Greg Murphy (1991).....................0.60
3. Kim Bucher (1983).......................0.69
4. Scott Vallow (1996)......................0.70
5. Mickey Loescher (1989)...............0.79
6. Dan Traver (1992).........................0.80
7. Michael Wiest (2013)....................0.82
8. Scott Vallow (1997)......................0.85
9. Dan Traver (1994).........................0.87
Scott Vallow (1998)......................0.87
11. Mickey Loescher (1987)...............0.94
* min. 800 minutes played - since 1980
% Ryan Heuton had a GAA of 0.48 in
2014, but played only 754:51
CAREER LEADERS
POINTS
1. Steve Klein (1993-96)....................119
2. Rob Martella (1989-92).................115
3. Neil Ridgway (1980-83)................107
4. Mark Jackson (1982-85)................100
5. Joe Burch (1993-96)........................80
6. Chris Doré (1996-99).......................75
7. Jason Began (1994-97)....................71
8. Dennis Wesley (1983-84).................68
9. Dave Kindl (1993-96)......................66
10. Dennis Mepham (1976-79)..............59
GOALS
1. Rob Martella (1989-92)...................45
2. Mark Jackson (1982-85)..................42
3. Neil Ridgway (1980-83)..................37
Steve Klein (1993-96)......................37
5. Dennis Wesley (1983-84).................30
6. Joe Burch (1993-96)........................29
7. Dave Kindl (1993-96)......................27
8. Chris Doré (1996-99).......................26
9. Dennis Mepham (1976-79)..............25
10. Warren Heede (1970-73)..................24
ASSISTS
1. Steve Klein (1993-96)......................45
2. Jason Began (1994-97)....................39
3. Brian Ferguson (1989-93)................36
4. Neil Ridgway (1980-83)..................33
5. Chris Iantoni (1988-91)....................25
Rob Martella (1989-92)...................25
7. Tom Kinney (1990-93)....................24
Bob Theophilus (1979-82)...............24
9. Chris Doré (1996-99).......................23
10. Joe Burch (1993-96)........................22
Kyle Royer (1987-90)......................22
SAVES
1. Joe Koury (1979-82)......................436
2. David DeGraff (2000-03)..............376
3. Mickey Loescher (1986-89)...........335
4. Scott Vallow (1995-98)..................320
5. Bob Alarcon (1975-78)..................275
6. Paul Shoemaker (2005-08)............259
7. Dan Traver (1992-94)....................234
8. Kim Bucher (1981-84)...................219
9. Michael Wiest (2010-13)...............218
FALCON MEN’S SOCCER RECORDS
Kim Bucher
Brian Ferguson
Joe Koury
Individual Records
Goals
Match (5)...............................................Don Popp vs. Toledo (Sept. 16, 1981);
................................................................ Pat Flynn vs. Findlay (Sept. 2, 2014)
Season (24)........................................................................Dennis Wesley, 1983
Career (45).....................................................................Rob Martella, 1989-92
Assists
Match (4)......................Brian Ferguson vs. Eastern Michigan (Sept. 20, 1989)
Season (17)....................................... Neil Ridgway, 1983 & Steve Klein, 1994
Career (45)....................................................................... Steve Klein, 1993-96
Note: Neil Ridgway (1980-83) holds the career record in BG’s single-assist per goal era
(1965-87) with 33. Ridgway also shares the match assist record of three (vs. Ohio State
- Oct. 22, 1983), with Mladen Medancic (vs. St. Bonaventure - Sept. 4, 1983) and Bob
Theophilus (vs. Toledo - Sept. 16, 1981) during the single-assist per goal era.
Points
Match (11).............................................Don Popp vs. Toledo (Sept. 16, 1981);
................................................................ Pat Flynn vs. Findlay (Sept. 2, 2014)
Season (52)....................................... Dennis Wesley, 1983 (24 goals, 4 assists)
Career (119)...................................Steve Klein, 1993-96 (37 goals, 45 assists)
Note: Neil Ridgway (1980-83) holds the all-time career points record in the single-assist
per goal era (1965-87) with 107.
Goalie Saves
Game (28)............................................. Gary Kovacs vs. Akron (Oct. 8, 1968)
Season (149)........................................................................ Gary Kovacs, 1968
Career (441)........................................................................Joe Koury, 1979-82
Goalie Shutouts (Complete Matches Only)
Season (12)........................................ Kim Bucher, 1983 & Scott Vallow, 1997
Career (42)......................................................................Scott Vallow, 1995-98
Goals-Against Average
Season (0.52)................................Scott Vallow, 1995 (11 goals/20 matches) %
Career (0.74).............................. Scott Vallow, 1995-98 (65 goals/85 matches)
% minimum 800 minutes played
Team Records
Goals
Most Scored • Match (21)........................................vs. Findlay (Sept. 8, 1982)
Most Scored • Season (72)......................................................................... 1983
Most Allowed • Match (8)........................ vs. Cleveland State (Oct. 18, 1975);
................................................................................... vs. Akron (Nov. 3, 2006)
Most Allowed • Season (76)...................................................................... 2004
Fewest Scored • Season (14)...................................................................... 1976
Fewest Allowed • Season (12)................................................................... 1991
Consecutive Match Scoring (31).......................................................... 1982-84
Gary Kovacs
Don Popp
Scott Vallow
Goalie Saves
Match (28)................................................................... vs. Akron (Oct. 8, 1968)
Season (190)............................................................................................... 1972
Shots
Most Taken • Match (67).....................................vs. Heidelberg (Oct. 7, 1969)
Most Taken • Season -- 16+ matches (494)..........................1996 (23 matches)
Most Taken • Season -- 15 matches or less (482).................1972 (12 matches)
Most Allowed • Season -- 16+ matches (342)......................1997 (24 matches)
Most Allowed • Season -- 15 matches or less (300)...............1967 (9 matches)
Fewest Taken • Season (163)..................................................................... 2004
Fewest Allowed • Season (156)................................................................. 1970
Wins, Losses, Streaks, Shutouts
Consecutive Wins • Season (14)................................................................ 1996
Consecutive Wins (14)............................................................................... 1996
Consecutive Losses (19)............................................................................ 2004
Consecutive One-Goal Losses (5)............................................................. 1999
Unbeaten Streak • Season (14).............................1992 (13-0-1), 1996 (14-0-0)
Longest Unbeaten Streak (17)................................................1991-92 (16-0-1)
Home Winning Streak • Season (9)................................................. 1994, 1996
Longest Home Winning Streak (13)..................................................... 1991-93
Road Winning Streak • Season (6)................................................. 1983#, 1992
Longest Road Winning Streak (6)................................... 1983#, 1989-90, 1992
Home Unbeaten Streak • Season (10)............................................ 1996 (9-0-1)
Longest Home Unbeaten Streak (15)......................................1972-75 (14-0-1)
Road Unbeaten Streak • Season (10)........................................... 1983# (9-0-1)
Longest Road Unbeaten Streak (16).......................................1991-92 (13-0-3)
Most Wins • Season (18).................................................................. 1996, 1997
Most Home Wins • Season (9)............................................... 1991, 1994, 1996
Most Road Wins • Season (13).................................................................. 1997
Most Losses • Season (19)......................................................................... 2004
Fewest Losses • Season (2).......................................... 1972, 1973, 1991, 1992
Fewest Road Losses • Season (0).................................................... 1975, 1991
Fewest Home Losses • Season (0).................................. 7 times (Last in 1996)
Fewest Home Wins • Season (0)................................................................ 2004
Fewest Road Wins • Season (0)............................................. 1965, 1967, 2004
Most Ties • Season (6)............................................................................... 2013
Fewest Ties • Season (0)............................................... 10 times (Last in 2004)
Most Shutouts • Season (12).................................................. 1991, 1996, 1997
Fewest Shutouts • Season (0)................................................. 1967, 1968, 2004
Consecutive Shutouts (5).................................................. 1977-78, 1983, 1991
Consecutive Shutouts • Season (5).................................................. 1983, 1991
Consecutive Home Shutouts (5)............................ 1973-74, 1977-78, 1991-92
Consecutive Home Shutouts • Season (4).................... 1981, 1983, 1992, 1996
Consecutive Road Shutouts (8).................................................................. 1991
Most Times Shutout • Season (11)............................................................. 2008
Fewest Times Shutout • Season (0).................................................. 1978, 1983
Most Consecutive Games Allowing A Hat Trick (4)................................. 1999
# Includes forfeit victory (originally a 4-2 Falcon loss)
Assists
Match (13)............................................... vs. Western Michigan (Nov. 3, 1996)
Season (94)................................................................................................. 1996
Note: Double assists on goals were not awarded at BGSU until the 1988 season. The
previous match assist record of 12 was set against Findlay (Sept. 8, 1982).
HONORS & AWARDS
Chris Bartels
Jason Began
NATIONAL HONORS
NSCAA All-American
1972.........................Dave Dyminski, B (HM)
1973............................. Dave Dyminski, B (2)
1974............................. Bud Lewis, MF (HM)
1979........................Dennis Mepham, F (HM)
1982............................. Neil Ridgway, MF (1)
1983............................. Neil Ridgway, MF (1)
1987..................................... Jon Felton, B (3)
1992................................. Rob Martella, F (1)
1996................................ Steve Klein, MF (1)
1997...............................Scott Vallow, GK (3)
1998...............................Scott Vallow, GK (3)
1999................................. Chris Doré, MF (3)
ISAA Adidas Scholar-Athlete All-America
1988.................................Kyle Royer, MF (2)
1989.................................... Kyle Royer, F (3)
1990.................................... Kyle Royer, F (1)
1991............................. Greg Murphy, GK (1)
NSCAA Scholar-Athlete All-America
1995...............................Joe Burch, MF (HM)
CoSIDA Academic All-America
1991 *%............................. Greg Murphy, GK
1995 *%............................. Joe Burch, MF (3)
1996 *%.................................Joe Burch, F (1)
1999 *%.............................Ty Fowler, GK (1)
2009 ^.......................Jacob Lawrence, D/F (1)
2013 $......................... Brandon Silva, MF (2)
2014 $.................................... Pat Flynn, F (2)
2015....................................... Pat Flynn, F (1)
........................................... Joe Sullivan, F (2)
* Fall-Winter At-Large Team (before CoSIDA
sponsored a soccer-specific team)
% sponsored by GTE
^ sponsored by ESPN The Magazine
$ sponsored by Capital One
Steve Cabalka
Tony Doré
NSCAA Team Academic Award
2001........................................ Bowling Green
2002........................................ Bowling Green
2010........................................ Bowling Green
2011......................................... Bowling Green
2012........................................ Bowling Green
2013........................................ Bowling Green
2014........................................ Bowling Green
ISAA Jeffrey Award
1984...................... Mickey Cochrane (Coach)
ISAA Hermann Award Finalist
1983...................................Neil Ridgway, MF
ISAA Senior Bowl
1973...................................Dave Dyminski, B
1980................................Dieter Wimmer, MF
1983...................................Neil Ridgway, MF
1989............................. Mickey Loescher, GK
1992....................................... Rob Martella, F
MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List
2015.............................................Pat Flynn, F
Nike College All-Star Challenge
1996...................................... Steve Klein, MF
Dieter Wimmer
Umbro Select College All-Star Classic
1996........................... Steve Klein, MF (East)
1998........................... Scott Vallow, GK (D-I)
1999............................Chris Doré, MF (West)
U.S. Olympic Festival
1989.......................... Rob Martella, F (North)
1990.........................Rob Martella, F (West) *
1991....................... Rob Martella, F (North) *
* Gold Medal winning team
U.S. Olympic Select Camp (U-23)
1995...........................................Tony Doré, B
.............................................. Steve Klein, MF
.......................... Jason Began, MF (Alternate)
Soccer News All-America
1997.......................... Scott Vallow, GK (HM)
Soccer America All-Freshman Team
1989....................................... Rob Martella, F
College Soccer News Team of the Week
2011..........................Danny Baraldi (Aug. 28)
2014................................ Pat Flynn (Sept. 22)
2015.................................Pat Flynn (Aug. 31)
TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week
2015.................................. Pat Flynn (Sept. 1)
US College Sport D-I Player of the Week
2014................................ Pat Flynn (Sept. 17)
REGIONAL HONORS
NSCAA Hall of Fame
NSCAA Letter of Commendation
1996......................... Gary Palmisano (Coach)
NSCAA Honor Award
Pat Kenney
Rob Martella earned a pair of Gold medals in
three trips to the U.S. Olympic Festival
NSCAA All-Region (Midwest)
1966.................................... Dean Forsberg, B
.................................................. Bob Hall, GK
1968........................................Tom Asimou, F
...............................................Mike Golden, B
.................................. Wolfgang Petrasko, MF
1969.......................... Wolfgang Petrasko, MF
........................................... Fred Weismann, F
1971.........................Dave Dyminski, B (HM)
................................... Warren Heede, F (HM)
1972............................. Dave Dyminski, B (2)
..................................... Chris Bartels, F (HM)
................................... Warren Heede, F (HM)
1973............................. Dave Dyminski, B (1)
1974..................................Bud Lewis, MF (2)
1975............................ Steve Cabalka, MF (2)
HONORS & AWARDS
Drew Dawson
Bob Gofus
1978........................Dennis Mepham, F (HM)
..............................Dieter Wimmer, MF (HM)
1979..................................Dennis Mepham, F
1980................................Dieter Wimmer, MF
1981............................. Neil Ridgway, MF (2)
.........................................Jim House, B (HM)
1982............................. Neil Ridgway, MF (1)
1983..........................................Pat Kenney, B
...........................................Neil Ridgway, MF
.............................................Dennis Wesley, F
1984................................ Mark Jackson, F (1)
............................................Pat Kenney, B (2)
....................................... Dennis Wesley, F (2)
1985................................ Mark Jackson, F (2)
1986....................... Mickey Loescher, GK (2)
............................................ Joe Petzker, B (2)
.......................................Nan Chul Shin, F (2)
1987..................................... Jon Felton, B (1)
............................... Mickey Loescher, GK (1)
.........................................Kyle Royer, MF (3)
1988.................................Kyle Royer, MF (3)
......................................... Rob Martella, F (2)
1990................................. Rob Martella, F (2)
1991............................. Greg Murphy, GK (1)
...................................... Chris Iantoni, MF (2)
......................................... Rob Martella, F (2)
1992................................. Rob Martella, F (1)
.................................. Brian Ferguson, MF (2)
...................................... Chris Williams, B (2)
1993.......................... Brian Ferguson, MF (3)
....................................... Tom Kinney, MF (3)
NSCAA All-Region (Great Lakes)
1994................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
........................................ Steve Klein, MF (2)
1995................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
........................................ Steve Klein, MF (1)
1996................................ Steve Klein, MF (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
....................................... Jason Began, MF (2)
...............................................Joe Burch, F (2)
1997............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
............................................. Dan Kindl, B (2)
1998...............................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
......................................... Chris Doré, MF (2)
1999................................. Chris Doré, MF (1)
......................................... Fred Degand, B (2)
2000.............................. Fred Degand, MF (1)
2001................................... Tony Malik, B (3)
Mike Kaminenski
Eric Seldin
2012............................Danny Baraldi, MF (3)
2014....................................... Pat Flynn, F (1)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (3)
CoSIDA Academic All-District
1994.......................................Joe Burch, MF*
1995................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
1996.......................................Joe Burch, F (1)
1999...................................Ty Fowler, GK (1)
2001................................... Tony Malik, D (1)
2008..................... Jacob Lawrence, MF/D (1)
2009.........................Jacob Lawrence, D/F (1)
............................ Hunter Van Houten, MF (1)
2013............................ Brandon Silva, MF (1)
2014....................................... Pat Flynn, F (1)
........................................... Joe Sullivan, F (1)
2015....................................... Pat Flynn, F (1)
........................................... Joe Sullivan, F (1)
* Only one team named in 1994 – previous
award sponsors include Verizon, ESPN The
Magazine & Capital One
ISAA Great Lakes Region Adidas ScholarAthlete All-America
1987................................... Ron Haines, B (1)
1988.................................Kyle Royer, MF (1)
........................................... Ron Haines, B (1)
1989.................................... Kyle Royer, F (1)
1990.................................... Kyle Royer, F (1)
....................................... Jim Konrad, B (HM)
Ron Haines was a three-time Academic AllOhio selection from 1986-88
Howard Siegel
Chris Williams
1991............................. Greg Murphy, GK (1)
1995................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
....................................... Jason Began, MF (2)
........................................Dave Michels, B (3)
NSCAA Mideast Coach of the Year
1983.......................................Gary Palmisano
1992.......................................Gary Palmisano
1996..............................................Mel Mahler
NSCAA Regional Assistant Coach of the
Year (Great Lakes)
2014.................................................Eric Reed
All-Star Games (Olympic Regional Team)
1978..........................Bob Alarcon, GK (East)
STATE HONORS
NSCAA/OSCA All-Ohio
1963................................... Doug Lorenzen, F
1964.......................................... Bob Hall, GK
.......................................................Luis Tay, F
1965.......................................Terry Butwid, F
1966.......................................Terry Butwid, F
......................................Guenter Herold, F (1)
1967................................... Fred Weismann, F
1968...................................... Pete Farrell, MF
........................................... Fred Weismann, F
1969.................................... Jim Brewer, F (2)
..................................Gary Kovacs, GK (HM)
........................ Wolfgang Petrasko, MF (HM)
................................. Fred Weismann, F (HM)
1970.....................Wolfgang Petrasko, MF (1)
............................Mike Kamienski, MF (HM)
1971............................. Dave Dyminski, B (1)
........................................Warren Heede, F (2)
...........................................Joe Costa, F (HM)
1972............................. Dave Dyminski, B (1)
........................................Warren Heede, F (1)
..................................... Chris Bartels, F (HM)
........................................Eric Seldin, B (HM)
1973............................. Dave Dyminski, B (1)
................................... Rich Cotton, MF (HM)
......................................... Tim Davis, F (HM)
1974..................................Bud Lewis, MF (1)
................................Steve Cabalka, MF (HM)
................................... Rich Cotton, MF (HM)
............................. Steve Kittelberger, F (HM)
HONORS & AWARDS
Bob Alarcon
Chip Esckilsen
1975............................ Steve Cabalka, MF (1)
............................................. Glenn Jost, B (2)
1976...............................Jim Kittelberger, MF
............................................... Bob Lewis, MF
............................................ Marty Rolnick, B
1977.........................................Kevin Bové, B
................................................... Bob Brihn, B
1978.......................... Bob Alarcon, GK (HM)
......................................... Bob Brihn, B (HM)
.................................... Dennis Mepham, F (2)
.................................. Dieter Wimmer, MF (2)
1979..................................Dennis Mepham, F
........................................ Dieter Wimmer, MF
1980................................ Dieter Wimmer, MF
1981............................. Neil Ridgway, MF (1)
............................................ Jim House, B (2)
1982............................. Neil Ridgway, MF (1)
.................................Bob Theophilus, F (HM)
1983..........................................Pat Kenney, B
...........................................Neil Ridgway, MF
.............................................Dennis Wesley, F
1984................................ Mark Jackson, F (1)
........................................Kim Bucher, GK (2)
....................................... Dennis Wesley, F (3)
....................................... Pat Kenney, B (HM)
1985................................ Mark Jackson, F (2)
................................Drew Dawson, MF (HM)
............................................ Joe Petzker, B (1)
.......................................Nan Chul Shin, F (1)
.............................................. Kyle Royer, MF
1988...................................... Mike Anticoli, F
.............................................. Kyle Royer, MF
......................................... Rob Martella, F (1)
...................................... Chris Iantoni, MF (2)
............................................ Kyle Royer, F (2)
1990................................. Rob Martella, F (1)
...................................... Chris Iantoni, MF (2)
...................................... Chris Williams, B (2)
1991.............................. Chris Iantoni, MF (1)
......................................... Rob Martella, F (1)
..................................... Greg Murphy, GK (1)
...................................... Chris Williams, B (2)
1992................................. Rob Martella, F (1)
...................................... Chris Williams, B (1)
.................................. Brian Ferguson, MF (2)
....................................... Tom Kinney, MF (2)
......................................... Dan Traver, GK (2)
Ron Haines
Jim Kittelberger
1994................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
........................................ Steve Klein, MF (1)
1995................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
........................................ Steve Klein, MF (1)
............................................ Dave Kindl, F (2)
1996............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
...............................................Joe Burch, F (1)
........................................ Steve Klein, MF (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
1997............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
............................................. Dan Kindl, B (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
......................................... Chris Doré, MF (2)
1998................................. Chris Doré, MF (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
................................. Nick Kolliniatis, MF (2)
1999................................. Chris Doré, MF (1)
......................................... Fred Degand, B (1)
.........................................Adam Erhard, B (2)
2000.............................. Fred Degand, MF (1)
.........................................Adam Erhard, B (2)
.........................................Matt Lyons, MF (2)
........................................ Gene Braxton, F (2)
2001................................... Tony Malik, D (1)
..................................Detrick Matthews, F (2)
2002................................Matt Leardini, D (1)
................................... David DeGraff, GK (1)
Dave Michels
Wolfgang Petrasko
2006..................................Justin Kim, MF (2)
2007................................. Abiola Sandy, F (1)
2008......................... Jacob Lawrence, MF (1)
................................... Cameron Hepple, F (2)
2010........................... Dusko Topolic, D/F (2)
2011.............................Danny Baraldi, MF (1)
2012............................Danny Baraldi, MF (2)
.......................................Anthony Grant, F (2)
2013...............................Zach Schewee, D (2)
....................................Michael Wiest, GK (2)
2014....................................... Pat Flynn, F (1)
....................................Danny Baraldi, MF (2)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (2)
2015....................................... Pat Flynn, F (2)
OCSA Academic All-Ohio
1982..................................Drew Dawson, MF
1986......................................... Ron Haines, B
1987................................... Ron Haines, B (2)
............................... Mickey Loescher, GK (2)
1988................................... Ron Haines, B (2)
.........................................Kyle Royer, MF (2)
1989.................................... Kyle Royer, F (1)
1990................................... Jim Konrad, B (2)
..................................... Greg Murphy, GK (2)
............................................ Kyle Royer, F (1)
1991............................. Greg Murphy, GK (1)
Mark Jackson scores in a 1983 match. Jackson was a two-time All-Ohio selection
HONORS & AWARDS
Mike Anticoli
Bob Boss
1992.....................................Brian Lord, B (2)
1994................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
1995................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
....................................... Jason Began, MF (3)
........................................Dave Michels, B (3)
1999...................................Ty Fowler, GK (1)
2001................................... Tony Malik, D (1)
..................................... Matt Leardini, MF (2)
..........................................Ben Vaccaro, D (2)
...............................Kevin Wisnewski, MF (2)
2002................................Matt Leardini, D (1)
2006................................ Kyle McNayr, D (1)
2007.................... Hunter Van Houten, MF (1)
............................ Hunter Van Houten, MF (2)
2011................................ Zach Lemke, MF (1)
.................................... Brandon Silva, MF (1)
2012............................... Zach Lemke, MF (1)
2013............................. Ryan Comiskey, F (2)
......................................... Jake Genrich, D (2)
.......................................Anthony Grant, F (2)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (2)
.................................... Brandon Silva, MF (2)
....................................Michael Wiest, GK (2)
2014............................ Max Auden, D/MF (1)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (1)
............................................ Jacob Roth, D (1)
......................................... Jake Genrich, D (2)
...............................Nick Landsberger, GK (2)
........................................... Joe Sullivan, F (2)
2015....................................... Pat Flynn, F (2)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (2)
........................................... Joe Sullivan, F (2)
................................ Bismark Agyeman, D (3)
...........................................Max Auden, M (3)
...................................... Ryan Heuton, GK (3)
Carl W. Dale Award (Ohio “MVP”)
1973...................................Dave Dyminski, B
1975..................................Steve Cabalka, MF
1982...................................Neil Ridgway, MF
1983...................................Neil Ridgway, MF
1989...........................Mickey Loescher, GK+
.............................................Rob Martella, F+
1991.....................................Rob Martella, F+
.........................................Greg Murphy, GK+
1992.....................................Rob Martella, F+
..........................................Chris Williams, B+
1997.................................. Scott Vallow, GK+
1998.................................. Scott Vallow, GK+
Dan Kindl
Dave Kindl
+ Previously awarded to the top defensive
player in the state. Currently given to the top
vote recipient at each position.
Ohio-Indiana Senior Game
1971....................................... Bob Gofus, MF
.........................................Howard Siegel, MF
............................Ivan Madar, MF (Alternate)
................................Mickey Cochrane, Coach
1972....................................... Chris Bartels, F
................................................Norm Dykes, F
...............................................Eric Seldin, MF
OCSA All-Ohio North-South Senior Game
1969..........................................Jim Brewer, F
............................................Gary Kovacs, GK
......................................... Dave Sutherland, B
...........................................Fred Weismann, B
1970.............................. Mike Kamienski, MF
...............................................Jim Pschirrer, B
1971...........................................Don Gable, F
Tim Concannon
Bob Theophilus
............................................... Bob Gofus, MF
.............................................. Ivan Madar, MF
............................................ Howard Siegel, B
1972...................................... Jim Botticelli, B
...............................................Bob Gearhart, F
OCSA Honor Award
1989........................Mickey Cochrane, Coach
OCSA Coach of the Year
1969.................................... Mickey Cochrane
1972.................................... Mickey Cochrane
1983.......................................Gary Palmisano
1987.......................................Gary Palmisano
1992.......................................Gary Palmisano
1995..............................................Mel Mahler
1997..............................................Mel Mahler
Doc Nichols Award (Ohio’s Top Division I
Team)
1973........................................ Bowling Green
1991........................................ Bowling Green
1992........................................ Bowling Green
1995........................................ Bowling Green
1996........................................ Bowling Green
1997........................................ Bowling Green
CONFERENCE HONORS
Gary Palmisano (foreground) and Mel Mahler
each were named the state’s Coach of the
Year by the OCSA on multiple occasions
OCSA All-MAC Coaches Team
1971............................. Dave Dyminski, B (1)
..........................................Bob Gofus, MF (1)
............................................... Joe Costa, F (1)
................................... Howard Siegel, MF (2)
........................................Warren Heede, F (2)
1972.................................... Eric Seldin, B (1)
..................................... Dave Dyminski, B (1)
..........................................Chris Bartels, F (1)
............................................. Glenn Jost, B (2)
........................................Warren Heede, F (2)
1973............................. Dave Dyminski, B (1)
............................................... Bob Boss, F (1)
..........................................Greg Brooks, B (1)
..............................................Tim Davis, F (1)
........................................... Rich Cotton, F (1)
........................................Warren Heede, F (2)
1974..................................Bud Lewis, MF (1)
.................................... Steve Cabalka, MF (1)
............................................... Bob Boss, F (1)
.............................. Steve Kittelberger, MF (1)
HONORS & AWARDS
The Falcons celebrate their 1995 MAC Tournament title, the first in school history
........................................... Rich Cotton, F (2)
.......................................... Bart Hayden, F (2)
1975..................................... Glenn Jost, B (1)
....................................... Steve Cabalka, B (1)
..................................Steve Kittelberger, F (1)
........................................Kevin Bové, MF (1)
........................................Doug Olson, MF (1)
All-MASC Team #
1986........................................... Jon Felton, B
................................................. Ron Haines, B
..................................................Joe Petzker, B
........................................ Larry Valbuena, MF
.............................................Nan Chul Shin, F
1987........................................... Jon Felton, B
.................................................Tom Kasten, F
........................................Kevin McGrath, MF
........................................ Larry Valbuena, MF
.............................................. Kyle Royer, MF
1988...............................Andrew Arthurs, MF
............................................Chris Iantoni, MF
.............................................. Kyle Royer, MF
1989....................................Chris Iantoni, MF
..................................... Mickey Loescher, GK
............................................... Rob Martella, F
..................................................Kyle Royer, F
1990................................ Brian Ferguson, MF
............................................Chris Iantoni, MF
............................................... Rob Martella, F
............................................Chris Williams, B
1991....................................... Pepé Aragon, B
................................................... Bob Boyle, F
............................................Chris Iantoni, MF
............................................... Rob Martella, F
........................................... Greg Murphy, GK
............................................Chris Williams, B
1992....................................... Pepé Aragon, B
................................................... Bob Boyle, F
............................................... Rob Martella, F
...............................................Dan Traver, GK
# Mid-America Soccer Conference - Only one
all-star team named
All-MAC Team %
....................................... Tom Kinney, MF (1)
.................................. Frank Frostino, B (HM)
.....................................Dan Traver, GK (HM)
..................................Ryan McCue, MF (HM)
1994........................................Jason Began, B
.................................................Joe Burch, MF
......................................... Frank Frostino, MF
.............................................. Steve Klein, MF
...............................................Dan Traver, GK
1995.....................................Jason Began, MF
.................................................Joe Burch, MF
.............................................. Steve Klein, MF
1996.....................................Jason Began, MF
.................................................... Joe Burch, F
...................................................Tony Doré, B
..................................................Dave Kindl, F
.............................................. Steve Klein, MF
1997............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
............................................. Dan Kindl, B (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
...........................................Brett Strang, B (2)
1998......................... Nick Kolliniatis, MF (1)
.......................................Scott Vallow, GK (1)
......................................... Chris Doré, MF (2)
1999................................. Chris Doré, MF (1)
......................................... Fred Degand, B (1)
2000...................................... Fred Degand (1)
............................................. Adam Erhard (1)
.................................................Matt Lyons (2)
2001................................... Tony Malik, D (1)
2002................................Matt Leardini, D (1)
................................... David DeGraff, GK (1)
2003............................ Paul Dhaliwal, MF (2)
..............................................Eric Duda, D (2)
2005............................. Omari Aldridge, F (1)
2006..................................Justin Kim, MF (2)
2007........................Cameron Hepple, MF (2)
...................................Thomas McLean, D (2)
......................................... Abiola Sandy, F (2)
2009........................... Cameron Hepple, F (2)
2010.......................... Miguel Rosales, GK (2)
2011...................................Rodcliff Hall, F (2)
2012............................Danny Baraldi, MF (1)
.......................................Anthony Grant, F (1)
2013............................Danny Baraldi, MF (2)
..................................... Ryan Comiskey, F (2)
.................................... Brandon Silva, MF (2)
BGSU won the 1996 league tourney crown as well, this time earning the title at Cochrane
Field. The Falcons would go on to win a third-straight MAC tourney crown in 1997.
HONORS & AWARDS
....................................Michael Wiest, GK (2)
2014............................Danny Baraldi, MF (2)
............................................... Pat Flynn, F (2)
......................................... Jake Genrich, D (2)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (2)
............................................ Jacob Roth, D (2)
2015....................................... Pat Flynn, F (2)
........................................ Ryan James, MF (2)
% Only one all-star unit named 1994-96
(five player limit per team); honorable
mention picks named in 1993
College Sports Madness All-MAC Team
2012................................... Danny Baraldi (1)
...........................................Anthony Grant (1)
................................................Ryan James (2)
............................................Michael Wiest (2)
2013................................. Ryan Comiskey (1)
............................................Michael Wiest (1)
...........................................Anthony Grant (2)
................................................Sean Sikich (2)
............................................Brandon Silva (2)
2014........................................ Max Auden (1)
................................................... Pat Flynn (1)
................................................. Jacob Roth (1)
........................................... Danny Baraldi (2)
..............................................Jake Genrich (2)
...................................... Nick Landsberger (2)
............................................... Joe Sullivan (2)
All-MASC Academic%
1986......................................... Ron Haines, B
1987......................................... Ron Haines, B
1988......................................... Ron Haines, B
1989..........................................Kyle Royer, F
1990..........................................Kyle Royer, F
1991................................... Greg Murphy, GK
1992.......................................... Brian Lord, B
% Only one all-star team named
NOTE: The MAC Academic Honor Roll took
the place of the Academic All-MAC Team
from 1999-2001
* Beginning in 2014, all student-athletes who
met the nomination criteria earned Academic
All-MAC honors. From that group, the MAC’s
faculty athletic representatives selected
the ‘best of the best’ for the Distinguished
Scholar-Athlete Award
Cameron Hepple
2007................................. Jacob Lawrence (1)
....................................Hunter Van Houten (1)
2008............................... Chuko Evwaraye (1)
......................................... Jacob Lawrence (1)
........................................ Kyle McNayr (HM)
2009................................. Jacob Lawrence (1)
2010................................. Zach Lemke (HM)
2011.....................................Brandon Silva (1)
............................................Michael Wiest (1)
2012.......................................Zach Lemke (1)
.....................................Ryan Comiskey (HM)
..................................... Matt Griesinger (HM)
....................................... Brandon Silva (HM)
....................................... Michael Wiest (HM)
2013................................. Ryan Comiskey (1)
............................................Brandon Silva (1)
............................................Michael Wiest (1)
............................................Max Auden (HM)
......................................... Jake Genrich (HM)
...................................... Anthony Grant (HM)
........................................... Ryan James (HM)
2014 *...........................................Max Auden
......................................................... Pat Flynn
....................................................Jake Genrich
..................................................... Ryan James
............................................Nick Landsberger
.......................................................Jacob Roth
.....................................................Joe Sullivan
2015 *................................Bismark Agyeman
......................................................Max Auden
......................................................... Pat Flynn
....................................................Jake Genrich
................................................... Ryan Heuton
..................................................... Ryan James
.............................................. Brad Macomber
.....................................................Joe Sullivan
MAC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete
2014 *...........................................Max Auden
......................................................... Pat Flynn
....................................................Jake Genrich
..................................................... Ryan James
.......................................................Jacob Roth
.....................................................Joe Sullivan
2015 *...........................................Max Auden
......................................................... Pat Flynn
..................................................... Ryan James
.....................................................Joe Sullivan
* Beginning in 2014, all student-athletes who
met the nomination criteria earned Academic
All-MAC honors. From that group, the MAC’s
faculty athletic representatives selected
the ‘best of the best’ for the Distinguished
Scholar-Athlete Award
MAC Academic Honor Roll (Est. 1999)
1999............................................Bobby Biggs
.................................................. Gene Braxton
....................................................Jason Bryant
........................................................ Ty Fowler
......................................................Tony Malik
............................................Detrick Matthews
.................................................... Ben Vaccaro
........................................... Kevin Wisniewski
2000........................................ Michael Began
.................................................. Gene Braxton
............................................Matthew Leardini
......................................................Tony Malik
...............................................Adam Schokora
.................................................... Ben Vaccaro
........................................... Kevin Wisniewski
2001.........................................David DeGraff
.................................................. Matt Leardini
......................................................Tony Malik
.................................................... Ben Vaccaro
............................................ Kevin Wisnewski
.................................................... Scott Tilford
Academic All-MAC Team
1993........................ Tim Concannon, F (HM)
1994................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
.....................................Tim Concannon, F (1)
........................................Dave Michels, B (1)
.......................... Brian Glibkowski, MF (HM)
....................................Steve Klein, MF (HM)
1995............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
........................................... Joe Burch, MF (1)
................................... Dave Michels, B (HM)
1996............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
...............................................Joe Burch, F (1)
.......................... Brian Glibkowski, MF (HM)
1997............................... Jason Began, MF (1)
MAC Player of the Week (Est. 1993)
...............................Brian Glibkowski, MF (1)
1993..................Ryan McCue, MF (Sept. 6) *
...........................................Brett Strang, B (1)
1994..................Tim Concannon, F (Sept. 13)
1998......................... Nick Kolliniatis, MF (1)
................................Joe Burch, MF (Sept. 20)
1995..................... Steve Klein, MF (Sept. 25)
...................................... Ty Fowler, GK (HM)
............................... Scott Vallow, GK (Oct. 3)
2002.....................................Matt Leardini (1)
............................... Dave Kindl, F (Oct. 31) *
2003........................... David DeGraff, GK (1)
1996..................... Steve Klein, MF (Sept. 10)
..............................................Eric Duda, D (1)
............................Jason Began, MF (Sept. 17)
2006.....................................Kyle McNayr (1)
.................................................Ryan Perea (1)
HONORS & AWARDS
..........................................Michael Wiest, GK
2014...................................... Max Auden, MF
.................................... Nick Landsberger, GK
..................................................Jacob Roth, D
Note: No MVP named in 1996-97-98, no alltournament team named in 1995
MASC Player of the Year
1986.....................................Nan Chul Shin, F
1987.................... Jon Felton, B (co-recipient)
1989............................. Mickey Loescher, GK
1991....................................Chris Iantoni, MF
1992....................................... Rob Martella, F
The Falcons celebrate a goal by Jacob Roth (18) in the 2014 MAC Tournament championship
.................................Steve Klein, MF (Oct. 8)
.................................. Dave Kindl, F (Oct. 22)
................................Steve Klein, MF (Nov. 5)
1997............................ Zac Olson, F (Oct. 20)
............................ Scott Vallow, GK (Nov. 10)
1999..........................Ty Fowler, GK (Sept. 7)
................................Chris Doré, MF (Oct. 18)
2000................. David DeGraff, GK (Oct. 16)
2002................. Paul Dhaliwal, MF (Sept. 30)
2003................. David DeGraff, GK (Oct. 13)
2005.................. Omari Aldridge, F (Sept. 25)
2007.............. Paul Shoemaker, GK (Sept. 24)
.................. Hunter Van Houten, MF (Oct. 29)
2008.............. Jacob Lawrence, MF (Sept. 15)
2009................ Cameron Hepple, F (Sept. 21)
2010................. Miguel Rosales, GK (Nov. 9)
2012................. Michael Wiest, GK (Aug. 28)
.........................Danny Baraldi, MF (Sept. 11)
..........................Anthony Grant, F (Oct. 30) *
2013................Ryan Comiskey, F (Nov. 11) *
2014............. Nick Landsberger, GK (Sept. 1)
...................................... Pat Flynn, F (Sept. 8)
.................................... Pat Flynn, F (Sept. 22)
2015............................ Pat Flynn, F (Aug. 31)
................................Joe Sullivan, F (Sept. 21)
* co-recipient
College Sports Madness MAC Player of
the Week
2013..........................Michael Wiest (Oct. 29)
2014................................ Pat Flynn (Sept. 23)
....................................... Jacob Roth (Oct. 13)
...................................... Jacob Roth (Nov. 10)
MAC Male Scholar-Athlete of the Week
(Information since 1995)
1995............................Dave Michels (Nov. 6)
........................................ Joe Burch (Nov. 13)
1996.............. Jason Began (Oct. 21, Nov. 18)
.......................................... Joe Burch (Nov. 4)
1999.................................Ty Fowler (Oct. 11)
2002.......................... Matt Leardini (Nov. 21)
2007.................Hunter Van Houten (Sept. 20)
........................... Hunter Van Houten (Nov. 1)
2008......................Jacob Lawrence (Sept. 25)
MAC Player of the Year
1996...................................... Steve Klein, MF
2009....................... Jacob Lawrence (Oct. 23)
2012......................... Anthony Grant (Oct. 10)
2013..........................Michael Wiest (Oct. 30)
...............................Ryan Comiskey (Nov. 13)
2014................................ Pat Flynn (Sept. 24)
MASC Coach of the Year
1987.......................................Gary Palmisano
1989.......................................Gary Palmisano
1991.......................................Gary Palmisano
1992.......................................Gary Palmisano
MAC Bob James Award
1995-96........................................... Joe Burch
2001-02.........................................Tony Malik
MAC Coach of the Year
1996..............................................Mel Mahler
2002..............................................Mel Mahler
Note: Starting with the 1995 season, this
award was renamed in honor of Gary V.
Palmisano
All-MASC Tournament $
1991............................................Ryan Dell, B
.................... • (Outstanding Offensive Player)
............................................Chris Williams, B
................... • (Outstanding Defensive Player)
$ No all-tournament team selected in 1991
(only year the MASC held an invite)
MAC All-Tournament Team (Est. 1994)
1994........................................Jason Began, B
.................................................Joe Burch, MF
.............................................. Steve Klein, MF
1996.....................................Jason Began, MF
...................................................Tony Doré, B
.............................................. Steve Klein, MF
.............................................Scott Vallow, GK
1997.....................................Jason Began, MF
............................................... Chris Doré, MF
................................................... Dan Kindl, B
.............................................Scott Vallow, GK
1998....................................... Chris Doré, MF
............................................ Darren Niles, MF
.............................................Scott Vallow, GK
2000........................................... P.J. Behan, D
.............................................. Gene Braxton, F
...............................................Fred Degand, D
2001.........................................Tony Malik, D
2002......................................Matt Leardini, D
................................................... Eric Duda, D
.........................................David DeGraff, GK
2006..........................Hunter Van Houten, MF
..............................................Kyle McNayr, D
2010................................. Sam Galloway, MF
........................................Miguel Rosales, GK
2012.................................... Zach Schewee, D
College Sports Madness MAC Coach of
the Year
2014............................................ Eric Nichols
MAC Newcomer of the Year
1994........................................Jason Began, B
2012................................. Anthony Grant, F ^
^ co-recipient
MAC Medal of Excellence
2015-16........................................ Ryan James
Falcon Club Falcon Medal of Honor
2009-10..................................Jacob Lawrence
2013-14.....................................Brandon Silva
2015-16........................................ Ryan James
Falcon Club Senior Student-Athlete of the
Year (Established 1969-70 *)
1989-90.................................... Brian Drought
1991-92......................................Greg Murphy
1996-97.....................Joe Burch (co-recipient)
2001-02.........................................Tony Malik
2008-09.........................................Ryan Davis
2012-13....................................... Zach Lemke
* Award given to top male and female starting
in 1990-91; previously given to male/female
combined
HONORS & AWARDS
Falcon Club Male Junior Student-Athlete
of the Year (Established 1987-88)
1988-89.................................... Brian Drought
1990-91......................................Greg Murphy
1995-96........................................... Joe Burch
2000-01.........................................Tony Malik
2009-10.................................. Garrett Bireline
2012-13.....................................Brandon Silva
Dr. Greg Brooks Captain’s Award
1997............................................ Jason Began
........................................................Dan Kindl
..................................................... Brett Strang
1998...............................................Chris Doré
.................................................... Darren Niles
.................................................... Scott Vallow
1999............................................Jason Bryant
.......................................................Chris Doré
................................................. Kevin Jackson
Key
(1) .................................................. First Team
(2)............................................... Second Team
(3).................................................. Third Team
(HM).................................Honorable Mention
Conference Affiliation Names
’68-75...... OCSA Mid-American Conference *
’86-87...................Mid-America Soccer Cup *
’88-92....... Mid-America Soccer Conference *
’93-Present............Mid-American Conference
* Prior to soccer becoming a sanctioned
sport by the Mid-American Conference,
the Falcons previously competed as an
independent in “mythical” leagues comprised
of MAC schools
TEAM HONORS
Gary V. Palmisano Memorial Award
- MVP (By Player Vote) - Named in
Palmisano’s memory at the 1994 Awards
Dinner (May 1995)
1969....................................... Fred Weismann
1970........................................... Jim Pschirrer
1971............................................... Bob Gofus
1972....................................... Dave Dyminski
1973........................................................Team
1974............................................... Bud Lewis
1975................................................Glenn Jost
1976............................................. Craig Tesler
1977................................................Bob Brihn
1978............................................ Bob Alarcon
1979...................................... Dennis Mepham
1980........................................Dieter Wimmer
1981.......................................... Neil Ridgway
1982.......................................... Neil Ridgway
1983.......................................... Neil Ridgway
1984.......................................... Mark Jackson
1985..........................................Drew Dawson
1986..............................................Ron Haines
1987..................... Larry Valbuena, Jon Felton
1988.......................................... Mike Anticoli
1989.....................................Mickey Loescher
1990................. Rob Martella, Chris Williams
1991........................................................Team
1992........................................... Rob Martella
1993............................................ Tom Kinney
1994..............................................Steve Klein
1995..............................................Steve Klein
1996..............................................Steve Klein
1997............................................. Brett Strang
1998...............................................Chris Doré
1999...............................................Chris Doré
2000.............................................. Matt Lyons
2001..............................................Tony Malik
2002.......................................... Matt Leardini
2003.........................................David DeGraff
2004....................................... Omari Aldridge
2005....................................... Omari Aldridge
2006......................................John MacKenzie
2007...........................................Abiola Sandy
2008.......................................Jacob Lawrence
Tony Corsiglia Memorial Award - Top
Rookie
1981...................................... Drew Dawson +
1982.......................................... Mark Jackson
1983.........................................Dennis Wesley
1984........................................Larry Valbuena
1985................................................Jon Felton
1986.....................................Mickey Loescher
1987.............................................. Kyle Royer
1988............................................Chris Iantoni
1989........................................... Rob Martella
1990............................................ Tom Kinney
1991............................................ Pepé Aragon
1992........................................... Ryan McCue
1993..............................................Steve Klein
1994............................................ Jason Began
1995............................................ Scott Vallow
1996...............................................Chris Doré
1997................................................ Zac Olson
1998....................................Detrick Matthews
1999.......................................... Matt Leardini
2000.........................................David DeGraff
2001...........................................Ricky Harper
2002................................................ Eric Duda
2003..........................................Bobby Woods
2004...........................................Abiola Sandy
2005.......................................... Kyle McNayr
2006..................................Hunter Van Houten
2007......................................... Dusko Topolic
2008............................................. Tanner Fink
Danny Baraldi
Mickey Cochrane Coaches’ Award
- Outstanding Attitude - Named in
Cochrane’s honor at the 1994 Awards
Dinner (May 1995)
1969.............................................. Jim Brewer
1970......................................Mike Kamienski
1971........................................... Allan Carroll
1972...............................................Eric Seldin
1973............................................... Jim Hodge
1974........................................... Jan Fedorcak
1975................................................ Dan Otten
1976............................................ Bob Alarcon
1977................................... Steve Kittelberger
1978............................................... Roy Tesler
1979....................................... Mike O’Rourke
1980........................................Doug Stapleton
1981........................................Doug Stapleton
1982............................................. Bill Roberts
1983............................................. Bart Markel
1984............................................ Terry Ginley
1985.............................................. Brian Cook
1986.............................................. Chris Blike
1987.......................................Andrew Arthurs
1988......................................... Brian Drought
1989................................................ T.J. Casey
1990.............................................. Kyle Royer
1991............................................... Steve Cain
1992......................................... Brian Bonham
1993............................................ Andy Penoff
1994................................................Andy Carl
1995.......................................... Dave Michels
1996............................................... Tony Doré
1997.............................................. Jon Giganti
1998................................................ Ty Fowler
Note: No team awards given from 2009-present
HONORS & AWARDS
2001..............................................Tony Malik
2002......................................... Matt Martinka
2003............................................ Scott Tilford
2004............................................Dave Belfort
2005.......................................... Kyle McNayr
Joe Burch earned a veritable plethora of
awards, both on and off the pitch
1999......................................... Kevin Jackson
2000................................................ Zac Olson
2001.......................................... Matt Leardini
2002..........................P.J. Behan, Kyle Adkins
2003..................... Dave Belfort, Scott Tilford
2004.......................................... Robert Aouad
2005............................................Dave Belfort
2006......................................John MacKenzie
2007................................................Tyler Deal
2008................................................Tyler Deal
Janet & James Hodge Family Scholarship
# Awarded for outstanding academic &
athletic achievement the first two years
1979..................................Steve Theophilus #
1980............................................. Joe Koury #
1981.......................................... Neil Ridgway
1982..........................................Drew Dawson
1983.............................................. Pat Kenney
1984..........................................Drew Dawson
1985-86.................................No Award Given
1987................................................Jon Felton
1988.............................................. Kyle Royer
1989............................................Chris Iantoni
1990........................................ Chris Williams
1991...............................................Brian Lord
1992.............................................. Mike Kelly
1993................................................ Joe Burch
1994................................................ Joe Burch
1995................................................Dan Kindl
1996.............................................. Jon Giganti
1997.............................................. Jon Giganti
1998................................................ Ty Fowler
1999.......................................Adam Schokora
2000.......................................Adam Schokora
Most Improved Award (By Player Vote)
1969......................................... Herb Schumm
1970.............................................. Ivan Madar
1971.........................................Howard Siegel
1972.......................................Gary Palmisano
1973............................................ Bart Hayden
1974............................................. Craig Tesler
1975.............................................. Allan Luisi
1976......................................... Marty Rolnick
1977..........................................Tom Bertrams
1978....................................... Mike O’Rourke
1979................................................ Joe Koury
1980........................................Doug Stapleton
1981............................................. Bart Markel
1982....................................Mladen Medancic
1983................................................Joe Barros
1984...............................................Pete Tatley
1985............................................. Tom Kasten
1986....................................... Joe D’Agostino
1987......................................Craig Notarianni
1988.......................................Mark Dorenkott
1989..............................................Jim Konrad
1990............................................ Tom Kinney
1991........................Ryan Dell, Ken Sorenson
1992.........................................Frank Frostino
1993.......................................... Dave Michels
1994.............................Dan Kindl, Peter Kolp
1995............................................ Darren Niles
1996.................................... Brian Glibkowski
1997......................................... Kevin Jackson
1998...................................... Tommy Thomas
1999.......................................... Gene Braxton
2000......................................... Matt Martinka
2001......................................... Matt Martinka
2002..........................Paul Seip/Adrian Akpan
2003........................................ Sean McGarity
2004.........................................Greg Hennelly
2005............................................Dave Belfort
2006............................................... Alec Perea
2007............................................ Brent Petkus
2008............................................ Zach Lemke
1995............................. Joe Burch, Peter Kolp
1996............................................ Jason Began
1997............................................ Jason Began
1998................................................ Ty Fowler
1999.......................................Adam Schokora
2000.......................................Adam Schokora
2001.................................... Kevin Wisnewski
2002.......................................... Matt Leardini
2003............................................ Scott Tilford
2004............................................Dave Belfort
2005.......................................... Kyle McNayr
Dr. Greg Brooks Family Scholarship
2002............................................ Scott Tilford
2003............................................ Scott Tilford
2004............................................Dave Belfort
2005.......................................... Kyle McNayr
Offensive MVP
1986.........................................Nan Chul Shin
Defensive MVP
1986.............................................. Joe Petzker
Honor Award
1990............................................Chuck Nagle
1992............................................ Ken Schoeni
1993........................................... Jack Gregory
Please direct any award omissions or errors
to the BGSU Athletic Communications Office
by email at [email protected]
Dr. Lee & Marge Meserve Academic
Award
2006.......................................Jacob Lawrence
2007..................................Hunter Van Houten
2008...................................... Garrett Bireline,
..............Jacob Lawrence, Hunter Van Houten
Pat & Mickey Cochrane Scholarship
1989.............................................. Kyle Royer
1990...........................................Greg Murphy
1991........................................ Chris Williams
1992.............................................. Dan Traver
1993.......................................Tim Concannon
1994.......................................... Dave Michels
Pepe Aragon
THE 2016 FALCONS
2016 SENIORS (left to right): Jacob Roth, Pat Flynn, Max Auden & Joe Sullivan
The 2016 BGSU men’s soccer team. Front row (left to right): Student manager Rami Alazhari, Max Auden, Tom Wrobel, Moe Mustafa,
Alexis Souahy, Robert Miller III, Keaton Reynolds, Jacob Roth, director of operations Jason Samuelsen. Middle row (left to right): Head
coach Eric Nichols, assistant coach Zach Mason, Vincent Giannini, Joe Sullivan, Anthony Mwembia, Noah Kummer, Billy Larsen, Nick
Johnson, Pat Flynn, Chase Betenson, athletic training graduate assistant Mary Ankrom, assistant coach Eric Reed. Back row (left to right):
Brad Macomber, Prayag Jina, Dominic Grida, Ian Haskin, Bismark Agyeman, Tate Robertson, Chris Brennan, Peter Pugliese, Charlie
Maciejewski, Mitchell Evans.
2016 SCHEDULE
AUGUST
Sat.13
Fri.
19
Fri.26
Sun.28
OAKLAND (scrimmage)_______ 7:00
at Detroit (scrimmage)________ 12:00
IUPUI_______________________ 7:00
APPALACHIAN STATE______ 12:00
SEPTEMBER
Fri.
2
MARSHALL_________________ 7:00
Wed.
7
at Cleveland State_____________ 7:00
Sat.
10
at Western Illinois__________ 1:00 CT
Tue.13 WRIGHT STATE_____________ 7:00
Sat.
17
at Cincinnati_________________ 4:00
Tue.20 DAYTON____________________ 7:00
Sat.24 OHIO STATE________________ 7:00
Wed. 28
at Michigan State_____________ 4:00
OCTOBER
Tue.
4
Fri.
7
Sat.15
Tue. 18
Sat.
22
Tue. 25
Sat.29
at Northern Kentucky__________ 7:00
at West Virginia_______________ 7:00
WESTERN MICHIGAN_______ 7:00
at Kentucky__________________ 7:00
at Northern Illinois_________ 7:00 CT
at Fort Wayne________________ 7:00
AKRON_____________________ 7:00
NOVEMBER
Sat.
5
BUFFALO___________________ 7:00
Fri.
11
MAC Tournament Semifinals %
Sun. 13
MAC Tournament Championship %
% at site of regular-season champion
HOME matches at Cochrane Stadium
All times p.m. and Eastern unless noted
Schedule subject to change

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