2006 - Hampden-Sydney College

2006
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Radio WFLO-Farmville (95.7 FM)
Phone (Scores)
(434) 392-4195
Television
WSET-13 (Lynchburg/ABC)
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Phone (Scores)
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Quick Facts
Location
Hampden-Sydney,VA
Founded
1776
Enrollment
1,082
Colors
Garnet and Gray
Conference
ODAC
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Nickname
Tigers
President
Walter M. Bortz III
Athletic Director
Joe Bush
Head Athletic Trainer
Andy McPherson
SID
Donnie Turlington
Athletic Address
Box 698
Athletic Phone
(434) 223-6151
Athletic Department Fax
(434) 223-6348
Overnight Address
1 Kirby Fieldhouse Ln.
Internet Address
www.hsc.edu/athletics
Soccer Contact/Asst. SID
Bryan Hicks
Assistant SID Phone
(434) 223-6168
Assistant SID Fax
(434) 223-6348
Media Outlets
Assistant SID E-mail
[email protected]
Print
Fax
Head Soccer Coach
Josh Laux
Virginia AP
(804) 643-6223 Office Phone
434) 223-6290
Richmond Times-Dispatch
(800) 775-8085 Head Coach E-mail
[email protected]
Farmville Herald
(434) 392-3366 Home Field
Miller Field (500)
Lynchburg News & Advance
(434) 385-5538
Virginian Pilot
(757) 533-9004
Newport News Daily Press
(757) 247-9420
Roanoke Times
(540) 981-3392
Washington Post
(202) 334-7685
Credits
The 2006 Hampden-Sydney College Soccer Media
Guide is a production of the Hampden-Sydney College Sports Information Department. Written, edited
Kirby Fieldhouse Locker-room
and designed by Asst. Sports Information Director
Bryan Hicks. Action photography by Gary Brittain and
Rick Voight. Other photography by Courtney Turlington, Donnie Turlington, Mike Andrews, and Bryan
Hicks. Cover designed by Holly Creamer in the H-SC
On the Cover
Publications Office.
2006 Captains in action
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TABLE OF CONTENTS/MEDIA
Contents
Team Picture
Contents/ Media Info.
2006 Roster
Where To Find Us
2006 Season Preview
Head Coach Josh Laux
Assistant Coaches
Trainer/Manager
Players
2005 Season Stats
Awards/Coaches Records
H-SC Record Books
Tigers in Pro’s/2006 Schedule
ODAC Profile
H-SC Administration
Hampden-Sydney College Gammon Weight Room
Arby’s Sponsor
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
2006 Hampden-Sydney Soccer Numerical Roster
TEAM ROSTER
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Name Michael Overman
Mike Eagan
Nathaniel Dallas
Robert Beasley
Greg Soley
Jason Powell
Robert Baybutt
Michael Krewinghaus
Tony Pitts
Jason Butler
Reed Westra
Kerry Burke*
Ian Ciejek
James Bishop
Will Robbins*
Craig Miller
Brad Cook
David Burley
Robert Bodendorf Kris Barnes
Christopher Tait
Michael Carter
Will Robertson
Greg Danahy
Robbie O’Cain
JoJo Howard
Greg Smith*
Steele Windle
Daniel Mutispaugh
Brett Chonko
Ben Marchetti
Cooper Anderson
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* - Captains
Head Coach - Josh Laux
Assistant Coach - Matt Cooper
Robert Harem
Manager - Andrew McLeod
Athletic Trainer - Courtney Teeter
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Hometown/High School/Club Team
Greensboro, NC/Grimsley
Midlothian, VA/Midlothian/FC Richmond
Hendersonville,TN/Hendersonville/Nashville United
Virginia Beach, VA/Norfolk Academy
Warrenton, VA/Highland School
Marietta, GA/Pope/Roswell Santos Soccer Club
Mechanicsville, VA/Lee Davis/VA CASL
Yorktown, VA/Tabb/Williamsburg Soccer Club
Richmond, VA/Mills E. Godwin/Richmond Strikers
Richmond, VA/Mills E. Godwin/Richmond Strikers
Chester, VA/L.C. Bird/Richmond Kickers
Chester, VA/Thomas Dale/FC Richmond
Richmond, VA/Mills E. Godwin/Richmond Strikers
Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Latin/NC State West
Ridgeland, MS/Jackson Prep/Vestavia Steamers
Richmond, VA/Collegiate School/Richmond Strikers
Culpeper, VA/Woodberry Forrest
Mount Pleasant, SC/Wando/Mount Pleasant Premier
Orange, VA/Orange
Virginia Beach, VA/Kempsville
Nokesville, VA/Brentsville
Fredericksburg, VA/Massaponax/Richmond Kickers
Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Catholic
Roanoke, VA/Hidden Valley
Asheville, NC/Asheville/Matthews FC
Laneka, VA/New Kent
Warrenton, VA/Fauquier/Braddock Road Condors
Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Catholic
Lexington, VA/Rockbridge
Farmville, VA/Prince Edward/FC Richmond
Richmond, VA/Benedictine/VA CASL
Hampden-Sydney, VA/Prince Edward
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James Bishop (Charlotte)
Robbie O’Cain (Asheville)
Michael Overman (Greensboro)
Will Robertson (Charlotte)
Steele Windle (Charlotte)
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David Burley (Mount Pleasant)
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WHERE TO FIND US
Cooper Anderson (Hampden-Sydney)
Kris Barnes (Virginia Beach)
Robert Baybutt (Mechanicsville)
Robert Beasley (Virginia Beach)
Robert Bodendorf (Orange)
Kerry Burke (Chester)
Jason Butler (Richmond)
Michael Carter (Fredericksburg)
Brett Chonko (Farmville)
Ian Ciejek (Richmond)
Brad Cook (Culpeper)
Greg Danahy (Roanoke)
Mike Eagan (Midlothian)
JoJo Howard (Laneka)
Michael Krewinghaus (Yorktown)
Ben Marchetti (Richmond)
Craig Miller (Richmond)
Daniel Mutispaugh (Lexington)
Tony Pitts (Richmond)
Greg Smith (Warrenton)
Greg Soley (Warrenton)
Christopher Tait (Nokesville)
Reed Westra (Chester)
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
Tigers Look to Compete for ODAC Title in 2006
Coming into his third season as the Tiger’s head coach, Josh
Laux looks to build on the increasing success of the Hampden-Sydney soccer program over the past two seasons.
SEASON PREVIEW
“We are very pleased to name these three individuals as our captains for 2006,” explained Coach Laux. “We will be a talented
team but will be very young and in need of strong senior leadership both on the field and off. These three student-athletes have
established themselves as three of the top players in the ODAC,
and through their example on the field and in the classroom
have earned the respect of their teammates.”
The 2006 Tigers consist of 19 returning players, six of
which were starters or impact players during the 2005 campaign. Joining these returning players is a group of talented
freshmen that will look to make their mark on the field.
With the loss of several key starters from the 2005 team,
The Tigers look to build off a 2005 season in which they were
many of these young players will be expected to contribute
in the Top Ten in the South Region for the entire season. Also,
immediately. Although the Tigers will be young, they will
the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)
be talented. “We are very
picked the Tigers as the 12th most
excited about bringing in a
improved team in the nation. Hampdenvery talented recruiting class
Sydney was second in the ODAC in goals
for the second consecutive
allowed, and the Tigers eight shutouts
year,” explained Coach Laux.
tied for third in the Hampden-Sydney
“These are some of the top
record books for a single season. Three
players from their respecof the four Tigers’ all conference playtive high schools, districts,
ers will not be returning, but the young
and club teams. We expect
Tigers will look to build off key victories
many of these newcomers to
over ODAC-foes Randolph-Macon and
earn spots as either starters
Roanoke College (The first Tiger team to
or impact players. I’m most
defeat the two in the same season).
excited about the individual
quality of character posForwards
sessed by each of these new
The Tigers lose their senior captains and
players.” These young Tigers
leading scorers from a year ago; however,
will be led by a solid group
there is no shortage of talent to fill the
of captains including seniors
void. Sophomores Jason Powell (MariKerry Burke, Will Robbins,
etta, GA/ Pope) and Reed Westra (Chesand Greg Smith.
ter, VA/ L.C. Bird) will look to take over
Sophomore midfielder Michael Krewinghaus
at the forward positions. During his freshReturning as a starter and one of the premier shutdown
men season, Powell found the back of the net twice; both goals
defenders, Kerry Burke will look to head a very talented
coming against Roanoke College. Westra will look to make the
Tiger Defense. Burke looks to build off his All-ODAC
transition from football to soccer. As the Tiger kicker, Westra
2005 campaign, in which he was the only Tiger to start
was voted to the All-ODAC and VaSID second teams and led
every contest. In 2005, Burke was also voted as the Player’s
all ODAC kickers with 70 points. Also looking to challenge for
Choice MVP and received the “Hustle Award”.
playing time up front is Sophomore Ian Ciejek (Richmond, VA/
Mills Godwin). Looking to add leadership to the forward posiAlso leading the Tigers in the back is Will Robbins. During
tion is senior Robbie O’Cain (Asheville, NC/ Ashville) as he has
the 2005 campaign, Robbins played in all 19 games, starting
made 39 appearances during his Hampden-Sydney career.
18 of them. Known for his steady play, Robbins’ leadership
will solidify the Tiger Defense.
Midfielders
Controlling the midfield will be a host of Tigers with valuable
Returning for his second season as a captain, Greg Smith
playing experience. Senior Captain Greg Smith (Warrenton,
looks to improve on his 2005 season as an outside midVA/ Fauquier) will lead the group coming off his 2005 season
fielder. Smith served as a scoring option in 2005 as he
in which the outside midfielder scored four goals and had three
tallied four goals and three assists. Smith has seven career
assists. At the other outside mid position is junior Greg Danahy
goals and was the team’s recipient of the 2004 “Hustle
(Roanoke, VA/ Hidden Valley).
Award”.
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Danahy has 16 career starts for the Tigers with
two career goals and assists. Sophomore Michael
Krewinghaus (Yorktown, VA/ Tabb) will look to
build off of his impressive freshman campaign. The
center midfielder scored three goals and had four
assists including two game winning goals against
Ferrum and Randolph-Macon. Two sophomores,
Jason Butler (Richmond, VA/ Mills Godwin) and
Robert Baybutt (Mechanicsville, VA/ Lee Davis), will
compete for the defensive mid position.
Defenders
Schedule
There is no place like home for the Tigers as they went
9-1-1 on Miller Field in 2005. This home field advantage
will be helpful for the Tigers as they open the 2006 season
with five straight games at home. The season kicks off
as the Tigers host the Arby’s/Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Classic featuring Alvernia, Averett, and Lynchburg on
September 2-3. The Tigers
will open conference play
on the road as they travel
to Greensboro to take on
Guilford on September 20.
Other key dates to remember will be September 23 as
the Tigers face Washington
& Lee in front of a Family
Weekend crowd and October 6 against Eastern Mennonite for Homecoming.
The Tigers will conclude
the 2006 regular season
with a home contest on
October 24 against Bridgewater at 3pm.
Expectations for the
Hampden-Sydney soccer
program are high, but
Head Coach Josh Laux is
confident in his players.
“Our team has a lot more
confidence based on the
success of last season,”
said Laux. “However,
Senior defender and captain Will Robbins
in order for us to get
the next level, we will be
Goalkeepers
depending
on
a
combination
of
quality
senior leadership
Sophomore Ben Marchetti (Richmond, VA/ Beneand
the
ability
of
our
young
players
to
step
in and play
dictine) returns as the Tiger goalkeeper. Despite
quality
soccer.
The
ODAC
is
an
even
conference
from the
missing nearly one-third of the season, Marchetti
top
to
the
bottom.
It
is
important
to
approach
each
game
tied for fourth in the Hampden-Sydney record books
with
a
working
class
mentality
so
that
we
can
have
success
for single-season shutouts. The competition should
against such tough competition.”
be fierce as three players look to challenge for the
starting role. Senior Nathaniel Dallas (Hendersonville, TN/ Hendersonville), junior Michael Eagan
(Midlothian, VA/ Midlothian), and incoming freshmen Michael Overman (Greensboro, NC/ Grimsley)
are all capable of competing for time in front of the
net for the Tigers in 2006.
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SEASON PREVIEW
Senior captains Kerry Burke
(Chester, VA/ Thomas Dale)
and Will Robbins (Ridgeland,
MS/ Jackson Prep) return as
the leaders of the Tiger defense
which ranked second in the
ODAC last season in goals
allowed. With the departure
of three-time All-ODAC
performer Chris Cadogan, the
Tiger defense becomes sort of
a question mark. Sophomore
Brad Cook (Culpepper, VA/
Woodberry Forrest) should see
significant playing time following his impressive spring season.
Cook’s technical skills, size, and
ability in one vs. one situations
make him a likely candidate to
fill one of the two vacancies in
the Tiger defense. Also looking
to fill one of the voids is sophomore Tony Pitts (Richmond,
VA/ Mills Godwin), who started
eight games for the Tigers in
2005.
Of the three, Dallas has the most experience as he has
started 19 games for the Tigers with a 2.21 goals against
average.
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
Head Soccer Coach
Josh Laux
Randolph-Macon, 2001
Third Season
HEAD COACH JOSH LAUX
Leading the Hampden-Sydney men’s soccer team for his second year is head coach Josh Laux. Only the seventh head coach to
take the reigns since soccer became an intercollegiate sport at Hampden-Sydney College in 1969, Laux is returning for a new
season after successfully recruiting one of the best freshman groups in the ODAC. Hoping to challenge for the ODAC title,
Laux will rely heavily on a seasoned group of six seniors to emulate his work ethic and philosophy while many still consider
this year’s team to be in a rebuilding phase. The unlikeliest of coaches, Laux came to Hampden-Sydney College after four years
playing and three years coaching at arch rival Randolph-Macon College. Laux comes to Hampden-Sydney after serving as the
assistant coach and most recently the interim head coach in the spring of 2004 at Randolph-Macon. In 2002, Laux’s team started
seven freshmen who proved to be one of the top 10 teams in the south region and made a run to the ODAC finals. Again in
2003, R-MC was ranked in the top 10 of the south region and made it as far as the ODAC semi’s. As interim head coach, Laux’s
team was undefeated in five games which consisted of top notch opponents including ninth ranked division one powerhouse
Virginia Commonwealth University and the defending ODAC champions, Virginia Wesleyan College. Also during his tenure as a
Macon assistant, Laux completed his master’s degree in environmental studies at nearby Virginia Commonwealth.
Laux is no stranger to the level of play here. His playing and coaching knowledge as well as experience of the ODAC will be a
huge asset to the Hampden-Sydney soccer program.
A standout player on the R-MC soccer team from 1997 to 2000, Laux is tied for 12th on both Randolph- Macon’s career goals
and total points list, and is tied for fourth in career assists. During his career at Randolph- Macon, Laux was named All-Old
Dominion Athletic Conference, All-State by the Virginia Sports Information Directors, and All-South Region, and he was the
ODAC Rookie of the Year in 1997. As a senior, he received the George P. Compton Award, which is presented to the school’s
most outstanding male athlete.
“As a student-athlete at Randolph-Macon and then as a coach, I always had great
respect for Hampden-Sydney College’s academics and athletics,” said Laux.
Laux holds a State Goalkeeper Diploma, a National Soccer Coaches Association of
America (NSCAA) national diploma, and an advanced national diploma, both of
which he received with a distinguished pass, and a NSCAA high school special topics
diploma. He has coached for the Richmond Strikers U-17 Premier team and the
Richmond Strikers U-17 and U-18 Super Y teams.
Academically at R-MC, Laux majored in Spanish and international studies with
minors in history and religion. He was also a member of Omicron Delta Kappa
and Phi Beta Kappa. Laux graduated from the Haverford School near Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, where he played varsity soccer and led his team to an undefeated
season as a senior in 1996. He was named all-county, all-area, and all-conference for
several seasons, and was his team’s Most Valuable Player while setting the school
record for assists during his senior campaign. On the club level, Laux played for FC
Delco Soccer Club in southeastern Pennsylvania, and was a team captain from 1994
to 1997. He was also a member of the Eastern Pennsylvania state select team from
1994 to 1996.
Coach Laux gives instruction to senior captain Kerry Burke
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Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Assistant Soccer Coach
Matt Cooper
Randolph-Macon, 2006
First Season
New to the Hampden-Sydney soccer program is first-year assistant coach Matt Cooper. A 2006 graduate of Randolph-Macon
College, Cooper received his B.S. in Sociology. Cooper brings valuable playing experience to the job as he was a four-year letterman for the John Carroll School in Bel Air, Maryland. At John Carroll, he was selected as a two-time first team All-County
selection and was voted team captain his senior season.
Cooper was a four-year starter at Randolph-Macon College, where he started all but four games which were due to injury.
During his impressive career, Cooper was selected as a three-time All-ODAC performer, two-time Regional All-American, and a
two-time VaSID All-State selection. Cooper was twice selected to the ODAC All-Tournament team.
The addition of an assistant coach with the credentials of Cooper will be valuable to the young Tiger soccer team. “Matt is one
of, if not the best midfield player I have seen in the ODAC throughout my nine-year affiliation with the conference,” explained
head coach Josh Laux. “He brings a love for the game that we hope will be contagious among our team members. Matt has a
great deal of potential as a young coach, and we expect him to be an important part of our team as we strive to
improve and build off of our successful 2005 season.”
Robert Harem
Hampden-Sydney, Class of 2007
First Season
Hailing from Pelham, Alabama, Harem willl graduate in the fall of 2007 with a degree in Biology. Harem returns to HampdenSydney following a four-year playing career.
During his final season in 2005, Harem was tied for first in the ODAC with nine assists. Also during the 2005 season, Harem
received second team All-ODAC honors in the midfield. With his experience in ODAC soccer competition and working relationship with many of the members of the 2006 team, Harem will be a valuable asset to the Tiger soccer staff.
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ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF
Assistant Soccer Coach
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
Graduate Assitant
Athletic Trainer
Courtney Teeter
Arkansas State, 2006
Athletic Trainer
In May of 2006, Teeter graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Athletic Training from Arkansas State
University. Teeter is now enrolled in the prestigious Master’s of Education in Sports Medicine/Athletic
Training program at the University of
Virginia. Teeter will be under the supervision of some of the nation’s most widely known researchers and
athletic trainers. Teeter is assigned to Hampden-Sydney College as his clinical site, and carries the primary
athletic training responsibilities for the soccer and baseball teams.
Teeter will be performing a research based thesis during her time at the University of Virginia.
Teeter is a native of Bryant, Arkansas.
Hampden-Sydney’s soccer team enjoys a distinct home field advantage. The Tigers went 9-1-1 on Miller Field in 2005.
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#10Kerry Burke
Senior * Defender * Captain
6-0165
Chester, VA
Thomas Dale/FC Richmond
Career: Described as a key to the success of the defense…The only Tiger to start all 19
games during the 2005 season…Earned honorable mention All-ODAC honors…Also
voted as the 2005 Player’s Choice MVP and recipient of the “Hustle Award”…Started 15
games as a sophomore and earned the coach’s choice for team MVP…During his freshmen
season, he started 12 of 16 matches.
High School/ Club: Three-year letter winner and two-year captain of Thomas Dale High
School team. Earned first team all-district and first team All-Tri-City honors in 2002 and
2003…Earned second team all-region and second team all-metro honors in 2003…A Patrick Henry Scholar at Hampden-Sydney.
Personal: Born December 6, 1984…Son of Kerry and Rita Burke.
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Player Profiles
Burke’s Career
Year GP/GS Shots G A Pts.
2003 16/12
4
0
0
0
2004 15/15
4
0
0
0
2005 19/19
5
1
0
2
2
#1 Nathaniel Dallas
Senior * Goalkeeper
6-2200
Hendersonville, TN
Hendersonville/Nashville United
Career: Should add valuable experience in front of the net for the Tigers in 2006…Played
in 11 matches and led the team with 54 saves during the 2004 season…In 2003, he started
15 of 17 games as the goalie for the Tigers, had 31 saves and one shutout…
High School/ Club: Played high school soccer for 12-ranked team in the nation…Plays
for Nashville United Soccer Club…Earned all-county honors…Was named an All-Star at
the University of South Carolina 2002 Soccer Camp…Member of high school team that
played in region semi-finals in 2002.
Personal: Born June 18, 1985…Son of Dr. Anthony and Marguerite Dallas…Has one
sister, Sarah (22), and two brothers, Matthew (18) and Joseph (15).
Dallas’ Career
Year GP/GS Svs Sv% Ga SO Min. GAA
2003 17/15 31 .705
13 1 886:30
1.32
2004
11/4
54 .750
18 0 777:26
2.08
2005
DNP
Totals 28/19
85 .732
31
1 1663:56
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#23Robbie O’Cain
Senior * Forward
6-3195
Asheville, NC
Asheville/Matthews Soccer Club
Career: Has the ability to play any position…Robbie saw action in seven games for the
Tigers in 2005…Saw action in 16 games and started nine in 2004. During his freshmen
season, O’Cain started six games, scoring two goals and dishing out three assists.
Player Profiles
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High School/ Club: Three-time all-conference and two-time all-state honoree…Honored
as the 2002 MAC Conference Player of the Year and 2002 Region 12 Player of the Year…
Also earned Asheville Citizen Times first team All-West North Carolina honors in 2001 and
2002…High school team was a State 3A semifinalist in 2001 and was State 3A Champion in
2000…Merit Scholar at Hampden-Sydney.
Personal: Born April 19, 1985…Son of Charles and Pat O’Cain…Has one brother, Patrick
(23).
O’Cain’s Career
Year GP/GS Shots G A Pts.
2003 16/6
21
2
3
7
2004 16/9
13
0
0
0
2005
7/0
4
0
0
0
Totals 39/15
38
2
3
7
#13Will Robbins
Senior * Defender * Captain
6-2185
Ridgeland, MS
Jackson Prep/Vestavia (AL)
Career: Considered to be an aggressive defender...Started 18 games during the 2005 season
and recorded one assists…In 2004, Robbins recovered from a season ending injury to start
12 games…Started nine games as a freshmen and recorded one assist.
High School/ Club: Played for Mississippi State Champion Jackson Prep in 2002 and
2003…Won three State Championships with Jackson Fútbol Club and scored U-19 state
championship with Vestavia Hills Soccer Club in Alabama…Selected to participate in the
2003 Mississippi Private School Association All-Star Game…Received all-state honors his
senior year…A Merit Scholar at Hampden-Sydney.
Personal: Born June 19, 1984…Son of Kenny and Janie Robbins…Has three sisters, Erin
(24), Patricia (17), and Jane Owen (15).
Robbins’ Career
Year GP/GS Shots G A Pts.
2003 11/9
2
0
1
1
2004 13/12
1
0
0
0
2005 19/18
3
0
1
1
Totals 43/39
6
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2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#25Greg Smith
Senior * Midfielder * Captain
5-10160
Warrenton, VA
Fauquier/Braddock Road Condors
Career: Two-time captain…Started 18 games for the Tigers in 2005…Scored four goals
and recorded three assists…Both career highs for a single-season…Scored one goal in 11
starts during the 2004 season and also received the team’s “Hustle Award”…Had a successful freshmen season scoring two goals in 15 contests.
High School/ Club: Earned first team all-district, District MVP, first team all-region, first
team all-extra, first team all-state and all-metropolitan honors in 2003. Member of U-19
Braddock Road Condors soccer team that the Division I National Soccer League Champions and were semifinalists for the Virginia State Cup in 2002…Member of the Virginia
Olympic Development team…Scored second team all-area and first team all-district
honors in 2002…A Merit Scholar at Hampden-Sydney.
Personal: Born May 25, 1985...Son of Mark and Rona Smith…Has one sibling, Mackenzie
(23).
Totals 47/30
67
7
3
Player Profiles
Smith’s Career
Year GP/GS Shots G A Pts.
2003 15/1
9
2
0
4
2004 13/11
32
1
0
2
2005 19/18
26
4
3
11
17
#18Kris Barnes
Junior * Midfielder
6-1155
Virginia Beach, VA
Kempsville
Career: Saw action in one game for the Tigers
in 2005…Played in eight games as a freshman while starting in one.
High School/ Club: Earned second team all-district honors scoring 10 goals and adding
seven assists his senior year at Kempsville High School…Member of the Virginia Beach
club team.
Personal: Born July 4, 1986...Son of Kenneth and Judy Barnes.
Barnes’ Career
Year GP/GS
2004
8/1
2005
1/0
Totals
9/1
Shots
4
0
4
G
0
0
0
A Pts.
0
0
0
0
0
HSC
11
0
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#22Greg Danahy
Junior * Midfielder
6-0175
Roanoke, VA
Hidden Valley
Career: Started eight games for the Tigers in 2005 and scored two goals...Played in every
game as a freshman and recorded two assists…Was the 2004 winner of the Tiger’s Intra
Squad Performance Points Competition.
High School/ Club: In his senior campaign, Danahy was named first team all-district and
second team all-region…Played club soccer for the Roanoke Stars.
Player Profiles
12
Personal: Born June 7, 1985...Son of Bill and Jan Danahy…Has three sisters, Laura (26),
Tracey (23), and Rebecca (18).
Danahy’s Career
Year GP/GS
Shots
2004 17/8
14
2005 18/8
19
Totals 35/16
33
G
0
2
2
A Pts.
2
2
0
4
2
6
#0 Mike Eagan
Junior * GoalKeeper
6-0195
Midlothian, VA
Midlothian/FC Richmond
Career: Looks to compete for time in front of the net for the Tigers following a year away
from the game.
High School/ Club: After sitting out a year because of moving to a new school district,
Eagan became the starting goalkeeper for Midlothian High School…Also played for the
FC Richmond Magic, which is respected as one of the top club teams in the area.
Personal: Born January 20, 1986...Son of John and Ellen Eagan…Has two brothers, David
(14) and Ben (10).
Eagan’s Career
Year GP/GS Svs Sv% Ga SO Min. GAA
2004 DNP
2005 DNP
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#5 Robert Baybutt
Sophomore * Midfielder/Defender
6-0175
Mechanicsville, VA
Lee Davis/VA CASL
Career: Will compete for a starting role at the defensive mid position…Played in 12 games
for the Tigers...Recorded one assist.
High School/ Club: Two-year captain and four-year letterman, Baybutt received accolades
as the Lee Davis team MVP honors as well as first team all-region recognition twice…
Recognized as first team all-district for two years…Honored as six-year captain for VA
CASL…Member of the Elite U18 state semifinalist team.
Personal: Born February 13, 1987…Son of Ken and Carol Baybutt…Has one brother
Daniel (21).
Baybutt’s Career
Year GP/GS
Shots G A Pts.
2005 12/4
2
0
1
1
Sophomore * Midfielder/Defender
5-10170
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Latin/NC State West
Career: As a freshman, Bishop saw action in five games for the Tigers.
High School/ Club: Two-year co-captain and four-year letterman at NCISAA Soccer powerhouse Charlotte Latin...Member of two-time State Champion teams…Honored on the
all-region team in 2003 and was an all-state selection in 2004…Recipient of the Charlotte
Latin Coaches Award in 2003 and the Charlotte Latin Player’s Award in 2004.
Personal: Born November 12, 1985…Son of Nicholas and Jane Bishop…Has one sister
Sarah (17).
Bishop’s Career
Year GP/GS
Shots G A Pts.
2005
5/0
1
0
0
0
HSC
Player Profiles
#12James Bishop
13
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#8 Jason Butler
Sophomore * Midfielder
5-7150
Richmond, VA
Mills E. Godwin/Richmond Strikers
Career: Will compete for a starting role at the defensive mid position...Played in eight
games in 2005 and was a starter in one.
High School/ Club: Three-year letterman and member of the 2003 VHSL State Championship team...Captain of 2005 VHSL quarterfinalist team…all-district selection in 2005…
Richmond Strikers player for 13 years.
Player Profiles
14
Personal: Born December 16, 1986…Is the only child of Craig and Patti Butler…A direct
descendant of historical Virginia Governor, Patrick Henry.
Butler’s Career
Year GP/GS
2005
8/1
Shots G A Pts.
3
0
0
0
#11Ian Ciejek
Sophomore * Forward
6-2185
Richmond, VA
Mills E. Godwin
Career: Will compete for a starting role at the
forward position.
High School/ Club: Assist leader for perennial powerhouse Mills E. Godwin High
School…Member of the 2003 VHSL State Championship team…2005 all-state, all-region,
and all-district selection.
Personal: Born October 14, 1986…Is the only child of Dean and Pam Ciejek.
Ciejak’s Career
Year GP/GS
2005 DNP
Shots G A Pts.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#15Bradford Cook
Sophomore * Defender
6-2180
Culpeper, VA
Woodberry Forest
Career: Will compete for a starting role in the Tiger defense...Played in one game in 2005.
High School/ Club: A two sport standout, Cook played soccer for four years and lacrosse
for two…Member of the Northern District ODP team.
Personal: Born October 4, 1986...Son of Byron and Barbara Cook…Has one brother Scott
(22).
Cook’s Career
Year GP/GS
2005
1/0
Shots G A Pts.
0
0
0
0
Sophomore * Midfielder
5-5135
Yorktown, VA
Tabb/Williamsburg Soccer Club
Career: Looks to build off impressive freshman season at the center mid position…Started
15 games for the Tigers in 2005...During his freshman season, Krewinghaus scored three
goals and recorded four assists.
High School/ Club: A standout in soccer and wrestling earning letterman status four years
in both sports…Served as team captain his senior year…Recognized as two-time all-state
and all-region performer…Three-time all-district selection…Honored as two-year first
team “Daily Press All-Peninsula” selection…Voted Tabb High School team MVP for three
consecutive years…Member of the 2004 Virginia State Champion Williamsburg Soccer
Club squad.
Personal: Born February 13, 1987...Son of Richard and Paula Krewinghaus…Has one sister
Michelle (17).
Krewinghaus’ Career
Year GP/GS
Shots G A Pts.
2005 19/15
20
3
4
10
HSC
Player Profiles
#6 Michael Krewinghaus
15
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#31Benjamin Marchetti
Sophomore * Goalkeeper
5-9175
Richmond, VA
Benedictine/VA CASL
Career: Returns in front of the net for the Tigers in 2006...Started 16 games for the Tigers
in 2005 with an 0.84 goals against average…His six shutouts ties for fourth in the Hampden-Sydney record books for a single-season.
Player Profiels
16
High School/ Club: A four-year letterman at Benedictine High School, Marchetti was
recognized as an all-state player and team defensive MVP in 2003...Earned first team AllState VISSA honors in 2004 as well as two-time all-metro selection honors…Recipient of
the Coaches Award in 2003…Led team as captain in 2004…Member of the 2001 Virginia
State Champion team and 2004 Virginia State Runner-up squad…Three-year member of
the VA ODP team…Participated on the VA CASL Elite U18 2004 State Semifinalist team.
Personal: Born January 22, 1987…Son of Paul and Townley Marchetti…Has three brothers, Anthony (24), Jake (21), and Caleb (12).
Marchetti’s Career
Year GP/GS Svs Sv% Ga SO Min. GAA
2005
16/16
76 .826
16 6 1339:15 0.84
#14Craig Miller
Sophomore * Midfielder
5-11145
Richmond, VA
Collegiate/Richmond Strikers
Career: Appeared in four contests for the Tigers in 2005.
High School/ Club: A three-year starter and letterman...Member of the two-time Prep
League and State Championship teams…Member of the 2005 team that finished in the top
25 nationally according to the NSCAA/ Adidas Poll.
Personal: Born October 24, 1986…Son of Stephen and Andrea Miller…Has one sister
Ashley (24) and one brother Kevin (14).
Miller’s Career
Year GP/GS
Shots G A Pts.
2005
4/0
3
0
0
0
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#7 Tony Pitts
Sophomore * Defender
5-11150
Richmond, VA
Mills E. Godwin/Richmond Strikers
Career: Will compete
for a starting role in the Tiger’s defense...Played in 16 games for the Tigers and started
eight in 2005…Recorded one assist.
High School/ Club: A tenacious defender, Pitts was a two-year letterman at Mills E.
Godwin High School...Was honored as a member of the VCCL Y-League Select team…
Captain of the U-18 Richmond Strikers Soccer Club…Two-year member of the Williamsburg Soccer Club Super Y team.
Personal: Born November 8, 1986…Son of Chuck and Joyce Pitts…Has two sisters,
Courtney (25) and Natalie (23).
Pitts’ Career
Year GP/GS
2005 16/8
17
Shots G A Pts.
7
0 1
1
Sophomore * Forward
5-10160
Marietta, GA
Pope/Roswell Santos Soccer Club
Career: Will look to become a legitimate scoring threat for the Tigers at forward in 2006...
Was the 2005 winner of the Tiger’s Intra Squad Performance Points Competition…As a
freshman, Powell played in 17 games and scored two goals.
High School/ Club: A three-year varsity player, Powell was recognized as the team’s best
offensive player in 2002...Member of the Roswell Santos Soccer Club…Played for the Wisconsin ODP before moving to Georgia.
Personal: Born September 9, 1986…Son of William and Margie Powell…Has one brother
Grant (10).
Powell’s Career
Year GP/GS
Shots G A Pts.
2005 17/6
19
2
0
4
HSC
Player Profiles
#4 Jason Powell
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#9 Reed Westra
Sophomore * Forward
5-11170
Chester, VA
L.C. Bird/Richmond Kickers
Career: Westra looks to make the transition from the gridiron to the pitch…Was a member
of the Tiger football team in 2005 and received second-team All-ODAC and all region
recognition..
High School/ Club: Two-year letter winner as a forward for L.C. Bird High School and
received all metro honors…A member of the Richmond Kickers as a defensemen...The
Kickers won two state championships and were ranked as high as eighth in the nation.
Player Profiles
18
Personal: Born October 24, 1986…Son of Daniel and Jackie Westra...Has one sister,
Rachel (24).
Westra’s Career
Year GP/GS
Shots G A Pts.
2005 DNP
#34Cooper Anderson
Freshman * Goalkeeper
6-2175
Hampden-Sydney, VA
Prince Edward
High School/ Club: Played soccer for four years at Prince Edward High School for Coach
Chris McCormack.
Personal: Born July 4, 1987…Son of Bill and Katy Anderson…Has one sister, Alyssa (20).
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#2 Robert Beasley
Freshman * Defender
6-2175
Virginia Beach, VA
Norfolk Academy
High School/ Club: Four-year defender for Norfolk Academy…Received All-Tidewater
Conference, all-prep league, and all-state honors…Was also a member of the Norfolk
Academy’s basketball and lacrosse teams.
Personal: Born October 5, 1987…Son of Bobby and Franny Beasley…Has two siblings,
Lindsay (15) and Holley (13).
19
Player Profiles
#17Robert Bodendorf
Freshman * Midfielder
5-10150
Orange, VA
Orange
High School/ Club: Three-year member of Orange County High School team…Received
Team MVP Award and second team all-district…Scored ten goals and 18 assists during his
career…Also a second team all-district selection for the Orange County HS Golf team.
Personal: Born July 15, 1988…Son of Robert and Christine Bodendorf…Has two sisters,
Anna (24) and Alyson (20).
HSC
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#16John Burley
Freshman * Forward
6-0165
Mount Pleasant, SC
Wando/Mount Pleasant Premier
High School/ Club: An offensive threat for Wando High School as he scored 28 goals
and dished out 13 assists in his career…Was named the team’s offensive MVP his junior
season…Burley was a member of Mount Pleasant Premier for three years and a member
of the South Carolina Olympic Development team for one.
Player Profiles
20
Personal: Born September 1, 1987…Son of John and Gayle Burley…Has two sisters,
Christina (26) and Alden (23).
#20Michael Carter
Freshman * Defender
6-1165
Fredericksburg, VA
Massaponax/Richmond Kickers
High School/ Club: Four-year player for Massaponax High School…Twice named the
Defensive Player of the Year and received the Coaches’ Award…Member of the Richmond Kickers for two years.
Personal: Born October 4, 1987…Son of John and Karen Carter…Has five siblings, Alex
(24), Sarah (21), Katie Lapp (23), Ryan Lapp (18), and Kevin Lapp (14).
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#30Brett Chonko
Freshman * Midfielder/Defender
5-9145
Farmville, VA
Prince Edward/FC Richmond
High School/Career: Four-year player for Prince Edward High School…Selected as the
Southside District Player of Year and received all-state honors as well…Scored 50+ goals
during his career…
Personal: Born June 21, 1988…Son of Robert and Rosemary Chonko…Has one sister,
Danielle (20).
21
Player Profiles
#24JoJo Howard
Freshman * Midfielder
5-11155
Laneka, VA
New Kent
High School/ Club: Four-year member of the New Kent High School soccer team…
Received the Coaches’ Award…Also a member of the marching band.
Personal: Born September 18, 1987…Son of Sam and Joanne Howard…Has three siblings, Malissa (25), Jessica (23), and Samuel (20).
HSC
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#27Daniel Mutispaugh
Freshman * Forward/Midfielder
6-0145
Lexington, VA
Rockbridge
High School/ Club: Four-year player and leading scorer for three years at Rochbridge
High School…Was voted Team MVP his junior and senior seasons…Recorded 40 goals
and 29 assists during his career.
Player Profiles
22
Personal: Born June 13, 1988…Son of Alan and Alison Mutispaugh…Has one sister, Erin
(20).
#00Michael Overman
Freshman * Goalkeeper
5-10160
Greensboro, NC
Grimsley
High School/ Club: Four-year goalkeeper for Grimsley High School…Three-time all-conference selection and twice selected as an all-region pick…Was the 2005 all-conference
Goalkeeper of the Year.
Personal: Born March 22, 1988…Son of Wally and Martha Overman…Has two brothers,
James (17) and Nick (11), and one sister, Elizabeth (7).
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
#21Will Robertson
Freshman * Midfielder
6-0145
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Catholic
High School/ Club: Four-year member of Charlotte Catholic…Received all-conference, allstate, all-region, All-Charlotte Observer, and All-Mecklenburg County honors…A two-year
member of the North Carolina Olympic Development team.
Personal: Born August 7, 1987…Son of Butch and Lynn Robertson…Has one sibling,
Hunter (19).
Player Profiles
#3 Greg Soley
23
Freshman * Forward
5-9145
Warrenton, VA
Highland School
High School/ Club: Four-year player and team captain at the Highland School…received
all-state honors…Three-year member of the basketball team and four-year member of the
lacrosse team.
Personal: Born May 17, 1987…Son of William and Marion Theros…Has three siblings,
Stuart (22), Melanie (17), and RHYS (8).
HSC
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Tigers
#19Christopher Tait
Freshman * Defender
5-9150
Nokesville, VA
Brentsville
High School/Club: Four-year player at Brentsville High School…Received all-district, allregion, all-metro, all-area, and all-state honors…Selected as the district Player of the Year
and Team MVP…Played in the VHSCA All-Star game…Member of the Virginia Olympic
Development team.
Player Profiles
24
Personal: Born January 23, 1988…Son of Michael and Lisa Tait…Has two brothers,
Bobby (24) and David (21), and one sister, Stephanie (21).
#26Steele Windle
Freshman * Defender
6-2185
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte Catholic
High School/ Club: Four-year member of Charlotte Catholic High School…Received
all-conference, all-region, and All-Mecklenburg County honors…Also honored as the
recipient of the Coaches’ Award…A two-year member of the North Carolina Olympic
Development team.
Personal: Born January 4, 1988…Son of Al and Diane Windle…Has two siblings, Tucker
(15) and Erin (15).
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
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Hampden-Sydney Soccer
The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer
Hampden-Sydney Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 11, 2006)
All games
RECORD:
OVERALL
ALL GAMES........... (10- 7- 2)
CONFERENCE.......... ( 5- 4- 0)
NON-CONFERENCE...... ( 5- 3- 2)
DATE
-----------Sep 01, 2005
Sep 03, 2005
Sep 04, 2005
Sep 07, 2005
Sep 10, 2005
Sep 13, 2005
*Sep 17, 2005
*Sep 21, 2005
*Sep 24, 2005
*Sep 27, 2005
*Oct 01, 2005
Oct 05, 2005
*Oct 08, 2005
Oct 12, 2005
*Oct 14, 2005
Oct 19, 2005
*Oct 22, 2005
*Oct 25, 2005
Oct 29, 2005
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OPPONENT
-------------------BLUEFIELD COLLEGE
CATHOLIC
LEBANON VALLEY
Ferrum College
Marymount
Christopher Newport
Eastern Mennonite
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE
Washington and Lee
RANDOLPH MACON
E&H
SOUTHERN VIRGINIA
Virginia Wesleyan
METHODIST COLLEGE
GUILFORD COLLEGE
NC WESLEYAN
ROANOKE COLLEGE
Bridgewater
Bridgewater
W/L
SCORE ATTEND
------- -----W
2-0
150
T O2 0-0
200
W OT 1-0
155
W
2-1
100
LO2 1-2
85
L
0-1
450
LOT 1-2
275
W
1-0
200
L
0-4
200
W
1-0
127
W
3-1
151
W
2-0
75
L
2-3
310
W
3-0
112
W
2-0
214
L
0-2
57
W
3-1
122
L
0-2
45
T O2 2-2
260
AWAY
( 1- 6- 1)
( 0- 4- 0)
( 1- 2- 1)
NEUTRAL
( 0- 0- 0)
( 0- 0- 0)
( 0- 0- 0)
## PLAYER
GP
G
A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT
--------------------------------------------------------------------17 Grant Dickens
17
6
5 17 54 .111 28 .519 2 0-0
19 Bobby Hillmann
17
6
2 14 39 .154 24 .615 1 0-0
25 Greg Smith
19
4
3 11 26 .154 15 .577 2 0-0
7 Robert Harem
17
0
7
7 21 .000 11 .524 0 0-0
15 Rob Johnson
19
1
1
3 21 .048
9 .429 0 0-0
24 Michael Krewinghaus
19
3
4 10 20 .150 10 .500 2 0-0
22 Greg Danahy
18
2
0
4 19 .105 12 .632 0 0-0
4 Jason Powell
17
2
0
4 19 .105
9 .474 1 0-0
33 Chase Rowell
14
1
0
2 15 .067
5 .333 0 0-0
3 Tony Pitts
16
0
1
1
7 .000
2 .286 0 0-0
10 Kerry Burke
19
1
0
2
5 .200
2 .400 1 0-0
23 Robbie O'Cain
7
0
0
0
4 .000
2 .500 0 0-0
18 Jack Moore
10
0
0
0
4 .000
2 .500 0 0-0
5 Chris Cadogan
17
0
0
0
4 .000
1 .250 0 0-0
13 William Robbins
19
0
1
1
3 .000
3 1.000 0 0-0
8 Jason Butler
8
0
0
0
3 .000
1 .333 0 0-0
27 Robert Baybutt
12
0
1
1
2 .000
2 1.000 0 0-0
11 Jaime Johnson
8
0
0
0
1 .000
1 1.000 0 0-0
29 James Bishop
5
0
0
0
1 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
16 Stafford Craymer
19
0
0
0
1 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
9 Andy Shields
1
0
0
0
1 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
26 Brad Cook
1
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
28 Kris Barnes
1
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
2 Joe Farmer
2
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
6 Michael Penick
1
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
14 Craig Miller
4
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
31 Ben Marchetti
16
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
0 Pierce Buckingham
6
0
0
0
0 .000
0 .000 0 0-0
Total............... 19 26 25 77 270 .096 139 .515 9 0-0
Opponents........... 19 21 16 58 264 .080 123 .466 6 1-1
|-GOAL AVERAGE-| |-SAVES-|
## GOALTENDERS
GP Minutes GA
Avg Sv
Pct W L T Sho
--------------------------------------------------------------------0 Pierce Buckingham
6 436:48
5 0.80 26 .839 2 2 0
2
31 Ben Marchetti
16 1339:15 16 0.84 76 .826 8 5 2
6
Total............... 19 1776:03 21 0.83 102 .829 10 7 2
8
Opponents........... 19 1776:03 26 1.02 113 .813 7 10 2
5
GOALS BY PERIOD
-------------------Hampden-Sydney......
Opponents...........
1st 2nd OT OT2
--- --- --- --11 14
1
0
10
9
1
1
Total
----26
21
SHOTS BY PERIOD
-------------------Hampden-Sydney......
Opponents...........
1st
--121
118
2nd OT OT2
--- --- --131 10
8
137
4
5
Total
----270
264
SAVES BY PERIOD
-------------------Hampden-Sydney......
Opponents...........
1st 2nd OT OT2
--- --- --- --48 54
0
0
55 44
9
5
Total
----102
113
CORNER KICKS BY PRD
-------------------Hampden-Sydney......
Opponents...........
1st 2nd OT OT2
--- --- --- --48 32
5
1
41 35
1
0
Total
----86
77
FOULS BY PERIOD
-------------------Hampden-Sydney......
Opponents...........
1st
--158
142
Total
----343
297
2nd OT OT2
--- --- --173
7
5
144
8
3
HSC
25
2005 STATISITICS
TEAM STATISTICS
HSC
OPP
--------------------------------------------------SHOT STATISTICS..........
Goals-Shot attempts....
26-270
21-264
Shot pct...............
.096
.080
Shots on goal-Attempts.
139-270
123-264
SOG pct................
.515
.466
Goals/Game.............
1.4
1.1
Shots/Game.............
14.2
13.9
Assists................
25
16
CORNER KICKS.............
86
77
PENALTY KICKS............
0-0
1-1
PENALTIES................
Fouls..................
343
297
Yellow cards...........
44
36
Red cards..............
1
1
ATTENDANCE...............
Total..................
1563
1725
Dates/Avg Per Date.....
11/142
8/216
Neutral Site #/Avg.....
0/0
HOME
( 9- 1- 1)
( 5- 0- 0)
( 4- 1- 1)
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
First-Team All-ODAC (42)
AWARD WINNING COACHES
26
1976: 1977: 1978: 1979: 1981: 1983: 1984: 1985: 1986: 1987: 1988: 1990: 1991: 1992: 1994: 1996: 1997:
1998:
1999:
2000:
2001:
2002:
2003:
2004:
Pat Devine, forward
Jim Babashak, defender
Pat Devine, forward
Jim Babashak, defender
Jim Babashak, defender
Billy Martin, defender
Jeff Mencini (Player of the Year), forward
Jeff Mencini (Player of the Year), forward
Chris Brown, defender
Chris Brown, defender
Guillermo Lang, forward
Jim Mulligan, defender
Monte Lehmkuhler, midfielder
Jim Mulligan, defender
Frank Jones, forward
Richard Ruth, forward
Jonathan Thayer, midfielder
David Sommardahl, defender
Jonathan Thayer, midfielder
Jason Buckner, midfielder
Joe Holder, forward
Curtis Player, defender
McKittrick Simmons, defender
Jason Van Sice, midfielder
Mike Bizon, goalkeeper
Mike Melvin, forward
Jason Van Sice, midfielder
Mike Bizon, goalkeeper
J.R. Hughes, midfielder
Scott Witte, defender
Mike Bizon, (Player of the Year) goalkeeper
Josh Dickens, midfielder
Scott Witte, defender
Josh Dickens, forward
Trip Jendron, defender
Chad Pilcher, midfielder
Josh Dickens, defender
Rob Comegys, midfielder
Chris Catlett, defender
Chad Quenneville, midfielder
Beau Burke, forward
Bobby Hillman, defender
Marcus Jackson, forward
Michael Kraemer, Midfielder
NSCAA/Adidas All-South Region (33)
1988: 1990: 1992: 1994: 1995: 1996: 1997:
1998:
1999:
2000:
2001:
2002:
2003:
2004:
2005:
Frank Jones, forward
Richard Ruth, forward, 2nd team
Jonathan Thayer, forward, 1st team
Jason Buckner, midfielder, 1st team
Joe Holder, forward, 2nd team
Curtis Player, defender, 1st team
Joe Holder, forward, 1st team
Jason Van Sice, midfielder, 1st team
Jason Alsberry, forward, 3rd team
Mike Bizon, goalkeeper, 3rd team
Mike Melvin, forward, 1st team
Jason Van Sice, midfielder, 1st team
Mike Bizon, goalkeeper, 1st team
J.R. Hughes, midfielder, 1st team
Jeremy Randolph, defender, 3rd team
Scott Witte, defender, 1st team
Mike Bizon, goalkeeper, 1st team
Josh Dickens, midfielder, 1st team
Scott Witte, defender, 1st team
Jeremy Randolph, defender, 3rd team
Trip Jendron, 1st team
Josh Dickens, 2nd team
Seth Jenkins, 3rd team
Chad Pilchers, 3rd team
Josh Dickens, 2nd team
Rob Comegys, 2nd team
Chad Quenneville, 3rd team
Chad Quenneville, 1st team
Chris Catlett, 2nd team
Bobby Hillmann, 2nd team
Bobby Hillman, 2nd team
Michael Kraemer, 1st team
Grant Dickens, 3rd team
All-America (3)
1994: 1999: 2002: Curtis Player (2nd team)
Mike Bizon (1st team)
Chad Quenneville (3rd team)
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Tigers
All-Time Record (1969-2005)
Year
Record
ODAC
1969:
2-3-3
1970:
5-7-1
1971:
4-9-1
1972:
3-8-1
1973:
0-9-5
1974:
4-5-4
1975:
6-9-0
1976:
7-5-0
1-1-0
1977:
4-10-0
1-3-0
1978:
6-7-2
0-3-1
1979:
5-8-1
1-3-0
1980:
3-10-1
1-3-0
1981:
7-7-1
3-2-0
1982:
4-9-3
1-3-2
1983:
5-8-2
2-4-0
1984:
2-12-0
0-5-0
1985:
3-13-1
1-3-1
1986:
1-13-2
0-4-1
1987:
6-10-2
1-3-1
1988:
6-11-3
1-2-1
1989:
10-8-0
3-3-0
1990:
7-11-1
2-4-0
1991:
7-11-1
3-4-0
1992:
13-5-0
6-2-0
1993: 10-7-2
4-4-0
1994: 15-4-1
8-1-0
1995: 11-8-0
6-3-0
1996:
10-8-1
6-3-0
1997:
14-6-0
7-2-0
1998:
14-6-1
5-3-1
1999:
12-6-1
6-2-1
2000: 10-10-0
5-4-0
2001:
13-6-2
6-3-0
2002:
14-6-0
7-2-0
2003:
7-9-1
2-7-0
2004:
3-11-3
1-6-2
2005:
10-7-2
5-4-0
Coach
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Jim Simms
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
Bill Reid
Bowman/Simms
Dave Bowman
Randol Lay
Shawn McDonald
Shawn McDonald
Shawn McDonald
Mike Reilly
Mike Reilly
Mike Reilly
Mike Reilly
Mike Reilly
Mike Reilly
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Bert Molinary
Josh Laux
Josh Laux
36 Years, 273-302-49 overall, 95-87-11 ODAC
All-Time Coaching Records
(sorted according to career victories)
Coach, years
Record
Bert Molinary, 1996-2003
94-57-6
Mike Reilly, 1990-95
63-46-5
Shawn McDonald, 1987-89
22-29-5
Josh Laux, 2004-
13-18-5
Bill Reid, 1981-83
16-24-6
Jim Simms, 1969-80, 84
50-96-19
Dave Bowman, 1984-85
4-19-1
Randol Lay, 1986
1-13-2
In 2001, Bert
Molinary became
Hampden-Sydney soccer’s all-time leader in
career coaching victories. He currently
leads all coaches with
94 victories and a
career .618 winning
percentage.
ODAC 44-26-2
29-19
5-8-2
6-10-2
6-9-2
4-13
0-5
0-4-1
Pct.
.618
.575
.438
.431
.413
.361
.188
.125
2006
Career Leaders
Goals
Melvin, Mike (1993-95, 97)................... 48
Mencini, Jeff (1981-83).......................... 46
Ruth, Richard (1989-91, 93)................... 34
Dickens, Josh (1998-2002)..................... 33
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
Wins
15........................................................ 1994
14....................................1997, 1998, 2002
13..............................................1992, 2001
Goals
62........................................................ 1994
Assists
56........................................................ 1997
Hughes, J.R. (1996-99)........................... 30 52..............................................2001, 2002
Thayer, Jonathan (1990-93).................... 27 51........................................................ 1998
Holder, Joe (1994-96)............................. 23
Melvin, Mike (1993-95, 97)................... 23 Assists
Dickens, Josh (1998-2002)..................... 23 74........................................................ 1994
Comegys, Rob (1998-2002)................... 22 65........................................................ 1998
Quenneville, Chad (2000-current).......... 21 61........................................................ 2001
59..............................................1997, 2002
Points
Melvin, Mike (1993-95, 97)................. 119
Mencini, Jeff (1981-83)........................ 105
Ruth, Richard (1989-91, 93)................... 83
Dickens, Josh (1998-2002)..................... 79
Points
198...................................................... 1994
171...................................................... 1997
167...................................................... 1998
165...................................................... 2001
163...................................................... 2002
Shots
437...................................................... 1994
401...................................................... 2001
368...................................................... 1990
362...................................................... 1997
Shutouts
10........................................................ 1999
9.......................................................... 1994
8..................................... 1992, 2001, 2005
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Saves
Steinke, David (1981-82, 84-85).......... 360
Gingras, Nathan (1994-96)................... 238
Beaulieu, Peter (1986-87)..................... 220
Bizon, Mike (1996-99)......................... 220
RECORDS
Shutouts
Bizon, Mike (1996-99)........................... 24
Watson, Justin (1992-93)........................ 11
Gingras, Nathan (1994-96)..................... 10
Single-Season Records
Goals
Mencini, Jeff (1981)............................... 21
Mencini, Jeff (1983)............................... 15
Melvin, Mike (1994)............................... 14
Assists
Thayer, Jonathan (1992)......................... 13
Buckner, Jason (1994)............................ 12
Adkins, Tommy (1981)........................... 12
Holder, Joe (1994).................................. 12
Quenneville, Chad (2002)...................... 11
Jason Buckner (1991-94) was an AllSouth and All-ODAC selection after
posting 12 assists in 1994.
Jonathan Thayer (‘94) was a two-time
All-ODAC selection and is H-SC’s single-season assist record holder.
Josh Dickens earned First Team AllODAC honors three times in his career
and at three different positions.
Mike Bizon (‘00) became just the
second H-SC soccer player to earn
All-America honors in 1999 .
Points
Mencini, Jeff (1981)............................... 47
Melvin, Mike (1994)............................... 37
Holder, Joe (1994).................................. 36
Comegys, Rob (2001)............................. 33
Dickens, Josh (2001).............................. 32
Saves
Johnson, Mark (1981)........................... 171
Steinke, David (1982)........................... 137
Beaulieu, Peter (1987).......................... 136
Shutouts
Bizon, Mike (1999)................................10
Watson, Justin (1992)............................... 8
Bizon, Mike (1998)................................... 7
Marchetti, Ben (2005)............................... 6
Krison, Austin (2001)............................... 6
Bizon, Mike (1997)................................... 6
Sale, Anderson (1989).............................. 6
Hall, Tim (1988)....................................... 6
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Curtis Player (1991-1994)
H-SC’s first soccer All-American, Player concluded a stellar career by leading the 1994
team to six school records. A force in the
defense, he also netted 16 career goals, seventh-best in school history. Twelve of his goals
came in his 1994 All-American season, which
is tied for the sixth-best single-season output. After his four years at H-SC, Player was a
member of the Columbia Heat of the USISL.
He returned to H-SC as an assistant coach
in 1997, and is currently the girls coach at
Heathwood Hall High School.
Don Hughes (1993-1996)
Mike Melvin (1993-1997)
A durable player at Hampden-Sydney, Hughes played
in 73 of a possible 77 games in his four-year career.
His career totals included nine goals and seven
assists. Hughes was part of the best team in H-SC history, the 1994 squad which was 15-4-2 and advanced
to the ODAC Finals. In his final two seasons, he was
among the Tigers top five leading scorers. After his
graduation he earned a spot on the Northern Virginia
Royals of the USISL D3 Pro League, and was a starter
in six games during his first full season.
Hampden-Sydney’s all-time scoring leader,
Melvin was a threat every time he touched the
ball. After suffering a broken leg in the second
game of the 1996 season, he came back for a
fifth year which saw him set school records for
career goals (48) and points (119). His 23 career
assists is also tied for second-best in school history. The summer after his graduation he was
a second-round selection of the Dallas Sidekicks
in the Premier Soccer Alliance college draft, the
only Division III player taken in the draft.
2006 Tigers Soccer Schedule
Date
Day
Opponent
Location
September
2
Saturday
vs. Averett #
Hampden-Sydney
3
Sunday
vs. Alvernia #
Hampden-Sydney
6
Wednesday
vs. Ferrum
Hampden-Sydney
9
Saturday
vs. Marymount
Hampden-Sydney
13
Wednesday
vs. Christopher Newport Hampden-Sydney
17
Sunday
at Catholic University
Washington D.C.
20
Wednesday
at Guilford*
Greensboro, NC
23
Saturday
vs. Washington & Lee* Hampden-Sydney
27
Wednesday
at Randolph-Macon*
Ashland, VA
30
Saturday
at Emory & Henry*
Emory, VA
October
4
Wednesday
vs. Virginia Wesleyan* Hampden-Sydney
6
Friday
vs. Eastern Mennonite* Hampden-Sydney
11
Wednesday
at Lynchburg*
Lynchburg, VA
13
Friday
vs. LaGrange
Hampden-Sydney
16
Monday
at Piedmont College
Demorest, GA
21
Saturday
at Roanoke*
Roanoke, VA
24
Tuesday
vs. Bridgewater*
Hampden-Sydney
Home games in BOLD
* = ODAC Athletic Conference Games
# - Arby’s Soccer Classic
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
Time
12 pm
2:30 pm
4 pm
2 pm
4 pm
2 pm
4 pm
11 am
4 pm
3 pm
4 pm
4 pm
7 pm
2:30 pm
3 pm
2 pm
3 pm
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
ODAC Soccer Champions
2005 All-ODAC Selections
1976—Lynchburg
1977—Lynchburg
1978—Lynchburg
1979—Lynchburg
1980—Lynchburg
1981—Lynchburg
1982—Lynchburg
1983—Lynchburg
1984—Lynchburg
1985—Roanoke
1986—Washington & Lee
1987—Lynchburg
1988—Roanoke
1989—Washington & Lee
1990—Virginia Wesleyan
1991—Virginia Wesleyan
1992—Virginia Wesleyan
1993—Roanoke
1994—Roanoke
1995—Virginia Wesleyan
1996—Eastern Mennonite
1997—Virginia Wesleyan
1998—Eastern Mennonite
1999—Virginia Wesleyan
2000—Washington & Lee
2001­—Roanoke
2002­—Roanoke
2003—Virginia Wesleyan
2004—Roanoke
2005—Virginia Wesleyan
First Team
Name Kelvin Murray
Chris Keating
Jack Palmer
Damien Woodley Ryan Cassel
Matt Cooper
Adam Shank
Eric Eversole
Donny Smith
Derrick Lott
Jamie Flynn
Drew Jamison
Nick Warner
Pos. F
F
F
F
MF
MF
MF
MF
D
D
D
D
GK
School
Virginia Wesleyan
Roanoke
Washington and Lee
Virginia Wesleyan
Virginia Wesleyan
Randoplh-Macon
Eastern Mennonite
Roaonke
Roanoke
Washington and Lee
Randolph-Macon
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon
Second Team
Elliot Stallings Grant Dickens
Andres Miranda
Lincoln Hurney
John Costello
Robert Harem
Josh Dodds
Win Wharton
Chris Mills
Chris Cadogan
JM Monger
Elliot Anderson
Tim Koehn
F
F
F
F
MF
MF
MF
MF
D
D
D
D
GK
Roanoke
Hampden-Sydney
Guilford
Lynchburg
Bridgewater
Hampden-Sydney
Washington and Lee
Lynchburg
Virginia Wesleyan
Hampden-Sydney
Roanoke
Emory and Henry
Eastern Mennonite
ODAC Office
425 College Avenue
P.O. Box 971
Salem, VA 24153
(540) 387-9073
Commissioner
Brad Bankston
Sports Info. Director
Chris Kilcoyne
Administrative Asst.
Mary Jane Esperti
Coach of the Year: Rolf Piranian, Washington and Lee
Co-Players of the Year: Donny Smith, Roanoke & Nick Warner, Randolph-Macon
Rookie of the Year: Elliot Anderson, Emory and Henry
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ODAC
In its 30th season, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) has developed into one of the nation’s largest
Division III conferences. The 13-member ODAC stands as the second-largest multi-sport NCAA Division III
conference in the country and the largest conference in the South Region.
The league was formed on May 18, 1975, as the Virginia College Conference and began operations in
September 1976. (The name change to ODAC became effective January 1, 1976.) Charter members were eight
colleges in the state of Virginia: Bridgewater College, Eastern Mennonite College, Emory & Henry College,
Hampden-Sydney College, Lynchburg College, Randolph-Macon College, Roanoke College, and Washington
and Lee University.
From its initial year of operation through the 1981-82 academic year, the ODAC sponsored competitions in
10 men’s varsity sports, including football, soccer and cross country in the fall; basketball, wrestling, indoor
track and field in the winter; and baseball, golf, tennis, and outdoor track and field in the spring. Women’s
sports were added prior to the 1982-83 school year. Today, the ODAC has grown to sponsor championships
in 22 sports.
The conference expanded in the late 1980s and once again in the early 1990s. Virginia Wesleyan became the
13th member of the conference in 1988 and began full-scale competition in the league in the 1989-90 academic
year. Guilford College, voted into the conference in the spring of 1990, began competing for conference
championships in the 1991-92 season. Most recently, Catholic University was added to the league in 1999 for
football only and began competition last fall.
Over the past seven years the conference and the City of Salem, Va., have gained national attention
through hosting four NCAA Division III championships in football, men’s basketball, softball, and baseball.
The growing list of titles passed out in Salem began in the fall of 1993 with the DIII football championships.
Since that time, the two hosts have gained three additional tournaments. Last year, DIII football made its seventh
appearance, drawing a crowd of over 5,000 at Salem Football Stadium.
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H-SC ADMINISTRATION
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Tigers
Dr. Walter M. Bortz III
Joe Bush
President
Athletic Director
Walter M. Bortz III became the
twenty-third president of HampdenSydney College in July of 2000.
Dr. Bortz has guided the College to
record levels of enrollment and fund
raising during his tenure, and has
spearheaded the effort to draft a new
long range plan incorporating a master plan for a new
library and a fine arts center, among other renovations and
improvements to the campus.
Joe Bush has been an integral
part of the Hampden-Sydney athletic department since he began
as the head football coach in 1986,
adding the further responsibility of
athletic director in 1992. In 1996
he stepped down from his coaching post to dedicate his full-time efforts to his duties as
athletic director.
President Bortz is widely involved in the leadership of
higher education organizations in the Commonwealth and
beyond. He is a member of the Executive Committee
of the Council of Independent Colleges in Virginia, a
trustee of the Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges, the head of the President’s Council for the Old
Dominion Athletic Conference, and serves on the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities. He also is active in the Council of
Independent Colleges.
President Bortz has also served on the Board of Trustees
of the Kiski School, a private secondary institution in
Pennsylvania; Mount Vernon College, a women’s college
in Washington, DC, and he is a member of the Board of
Trustees of Bethany College in West Virginia.
Dr. Bortz enjoyed a wide-ranging career in higher education administration in both large and small, public and
private, institutions for thirty-three years before assuming
his position at Hampden-Sydney College, having served
as Vice President for Administrative and Information Services at The George Washington University, and as Vice
President for Institutional Advancement, Acting Vice President for Administration, and Acting Vice President for
Student Services at the University of Hartford. He
also held positions in enrollment management, including
Executive Director of Admissions and Student Financial
Assistance at the University of Hartford, Director of
Admissions at East Carolina University, Dean of Admissions at Texas Christian University, and Director of
Admissions at his alma mater, Bethany College.
Dr. Bortz resides on the Hampden-Sydney College
campus with his wife, Lorraine. They are the parents of
a daughter, Catherine, a physician, and a son, Walter,
a communications technologist. Dr. Bortz received his
undergraduate degree in Biology from Bethany College
in Bethany, West Virginia. He has done graduate work at
Texas Christian University and West Virginia University,
and has a doctorate in policy studies from The George
Washington University in Washington, D.C.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
In eleven seasons as the Hampden-Sydney football coach,
Bush recorded a winning percentage of nearly .600. He
twice earned ODAC Coach of the Year honors, including
1987 when the Tigers won the ODAC Championship. In
addition to the on-field accomplishments by his teams,
Bush coached four players who earned Academic AllAmerica recognition. He also served as H-SC’s tennis
coach from 1989 to 1992 and in 1991 was named the
ODAC Tennis Coach of the Year.
Bush served a two-year term as President of the ODAC
from 2000 through 2002. In addition, he has served as
Hampden-Sydney’s golf coach over the past seven years.
In 1998 he served as the Chair of the NCAA Division III
Football Committee. He was responsible for all aspects of
the NCAA Division III National Football Championship.
Before his arrival on the Hampden-Sydney campus, Bush
served as head football coach at Bridgewater for a year
and as an assistant at Virginia Military Institute for 15
seasons.
A three-year starter for VMI in both football and baseball,
Bush is a member of VMI’s Sports Hall of Fame. As a
senior, Bush was co-captain of the football team, SecondTeam All-Southern Conference and voted the “Outstanding College Lineman in Virginia” by the Roanoke Sports
Club.
Bush received his undergraduate degree in civil engineering from Virginia Military Institute. He served three years
in the United States Army, attaining the rank of captain.
His military assignments included serving as battery commander of a guided missle unit in Korea and service in
Germany.
Bush is a member of the American Football Coaches
Association and the College Presbyterian Church. He
and his wife, Katherine, are the parents of two children,
Katrina and Joseph, and have two grandsons, Charlie and
Sam and two granddaughters, Lauren and Caroline.
2006
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
ONE QUALITY REIGNS
SUPREME: LEADERSHIP
From the beginning, the College’s
intent has been to educate the whole
individual “in an atmosphere of sound learning.” The College’s
history speaks eloquently
of the powerful and
enduring character of the
ideals of self-reliance and
service, and of its own
two-hundred years of
commitment to the value
of self-reliant, disciplined
intellect in public life.
In proportion to its
enrollment, HampdenSydney consistently is in
the top five percent of
all colleges and universities in graduates listed
in “Who’s Who in America.”
Since 1776, the College has provided the
educational experience necessary to produce leaders in every field
of endeavor, including one U.S. President, 12 senators, 32 congressmen, 12 governors, well over 100 state representatives, and a host of
ministers, attorneys, doctors and judges.
The College offers the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science
degrees, preparing students for direct entry into the world
of business or for further professional training in law, medicine,
business, government, teaching, or the ministry. Basic to the
success of its program is a dedicated faculty, over 90% of whom hold earned doctorates in their fields and all of whom
devote their principal energy to teaching.
The student-faculty ratio is 11:1.
STUDENTS RUN THEIR OWN
ACTIVITIES
Student life is considered an integral
part of the education process at Hampden-Sydney. Students conduct their own
affairs through a student government
elected by them and composed of members of all classes.
A student-enforced honor code is a
Hampden-Sydney tradition that continues
to flourish, upholding the atmosphere
of personal integrity, trust, and mutual
respect essential to the operation of a
dynamic academic community. Responsibility for maintaining the system is taken
so seriously that students enjoy one of
the freest campuses in America, where
books and bikes can be left unattended
and professors can leave their classrooms
during tests and exams.
Student activities are numerous
and diverse, including publication of a
newspaper, yearbook, and literary magazine, and operation of a radio station and
volunteer fire department
along with a wide variety
of clubs and other organizations.
Whether they
like drama, music,
classical debate, hiking,
and canoeing, or even
electronics and short
wave radio, students can
find campus organizations that cater to their
interests. Many student
programs involve a strong
commitment of service to
the community, such as
the tutoring program for
area high school students.
The social life
of the College is centered
around 11 national fraternities and a strong organization of independents. Concerts, mixers, movies, and a variety
of unusual programs are planned and carried out through a
student-run college activities committee.
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HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE
Hampden-Sydney is one of the South’s outstanding liberal arts colleges. Nestled in the gently rolling countryside of south-central
Virginia, H-SC is the oldest of the country’s few remaining men’s colleges.
Hampden-Sydney is committed to
the belief that a liberal arts education
provides the best foundation not only
for a professional career, but also for
the great moral and intellectual challenges of life. Students learn that the
pursuit of truth is a lifelong endeavor,
requiring clarity and objectivity of
thought, a sensitive moral conscience,
and a dedication to responsible citizenship.
As the College’s mission statement
says, liberal education aims to assist
students to free themselves from ignorance, malice, prejudice, and superstition; from the tyranny of intellectual
selfishness; and from impotence in
judging the claims and values of
experts. It teaches students to gather
evidence patiently; it educates them to
write and speak with force, precision,
and clarity; and it encourages them to
seek refreshment and inspiration in the
fine arts.
Hampden-Sydney Soccer
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Gammon Weight Room
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Weight Machines
2 Hammer Strength Jammers
2 glute/ham machine
1 Hammer Strength leg press
1 five pulley cable system
1 leg extension/leg curl
1 chest fly/rear delt
1 chest press
1 military press
1 bicep curl
1 low back/abdominal
1 treadmill
1 upright bike
1 elliptical trainer
1 recumbent bike
Free Weights
Over 8,000 pounds of free
weight
5 Deluxe Multi Racks
1 set of dumbbells (5 - 145lbs)
5 flat-to-military benches
3 decline-to-military benches
3 dip stations
4 stabilization discs
2 Swiss Balls
3 sets of stretch bands
7 plyometric boxes
21 medicine balls
1 Vertimax Plyometric Trainer
*Facility is AED equipped.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY
The Mission
“The mission of the Hampden-Sydney strength and conditioning
program is to maximize the
student-athletes physical
potential while minimizing athletic related injuries. This is
done through training in the
areas of strength, power,
speed, agility, balance, flexibility, and nutrition. Ultimately,
we want every student-athlete’s
hard work to translate into
success on the field.”