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men’s Soccer
Macalester college
2012
Macalester Athletics
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Macalester College
2012 men’s Soccer Schedule
DateOpponent
Time
Aug. 31
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 9 Sept. 14
Sept. 16
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Oct. 3
Oct. 7
Oct. 10
Oct. 13
Oct. 17
Oct. 20
Oct. 23
Oct. 27
12:00
1:00
4:00
at Wisconsin-Superior
at St. Scholastica
vs. Nebraska Wesleyan (Neb.) (@Decorah, Ia.)
at Luther (Ia.) Wisconsin-Platteville
Loras (Ia.)
at Augsburg*
Hamline*
Carleton*
Bethel*
Concordia-Moorhead*
St. Norbert (Wis.)
at St. Thomas*
at St. Olaf*
at St. John’s*
at Wartburg (Ia.)
St. Mary’s*
Gustavus Adolphus*
* MIAC match
THE RECORD BOOK
Team Records
Most Wins
Best Record
Consecutive Wins
Consecutive Games
Without a Loss
Consecutive Shutouts
34 10
1996–98
1997–98
Individual Records
Most Goals - Game
4
Most Points - Season 51
Most Goals - Career 58
Most Assists - Season 16 Most Assists - Career 37 Most Points - Career 135
Most Goalkeeping Shutouts
Season
13
13
Career
25
Goals Against Avg.
Season
0.15
Career
0.49
Mark Abboud 1991
Mark Abboud 1991
Kimani Williams
Nick Adams
1994
Nick Adams
Mark Abboud
Dan Welch
1997
Andrej Slapar 1998
Andrej Slapar
Dan Welch
Dan Welch
1997
1) Kimani Williams ’02
2) Mark Abboud ’92
3) Armin Heuberger ’99
4) Matt Highfield ’94
5) Larry Griffin ’99
6) Taylor Rasmussen ’13
7) Ian Williamson ’95
8) Nick Adams ’97
9) Carson Gorecki ’09
10) Matt Jackson ’92
Home matches in bold
Macalester Soccer Honors
Career Goals
18
1998
14–0–4 (.888) 1990
14
1990
4:00
7:30
12:00
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
3:00
4:00
1:00
7:00
7:00
7:30
1:00
58
56
42
37
33
32
28
27
25
24
Career Assists
1) Nick Adams ’97 ............................. 37
2) Matt Highfield ’94.......................... 34
3) Larry Griffin ’99.............................. 25
4) Armin Heuberger ’99 .................... 23
Mark Abboud ’92 ......................... 23
6) Martin Oppenheimer ’02............. 22
7) Roland Broughton ’00 .................. 20
8) Kimani Williams ’02 ...................... 15
Nathan Knox ’04 ........................... 15
10) Franc Slapar ’00 ......................... 14
Single Season Goals
1) Mark Abboud - 1991...................... 24
2) Kimani Williams - 2001.................. 22
3) Kimani Williams - 2000.................. 17
4) Mark Abboud - 1990...................... 15
5) Nick Adams - 1996........................ 14
Armin Heuberger - 1998................ 14
Taylor Rasmussen - 2011....... 14
8) Matt Highfield - 1993..................... 12
9) Armin Heuberger - 1997................ 12
10) Larry Griffin - 1998....................... 11
Single Season Assists
1) Nick Adams - 1994........................ 16
2) Roland Broughton - 1998.............. 12
Nick Adams - 1996........................ 12
4) Mark Abboud - 1990...................... 10
Matt Highfield - 1990....................10
All-Conference
1988
Matt Jackson
Mike Cohen
Roger Bridge
Wayne Markman
1989
Roger Bridge
Mark Abboud
Matt Jackson
1990
Roger Bridge
Matt Jackson
Mark Abboud
Wayne Markman
Matt Highfield
1991
Matt Jackson
Mark Abboud
Roger Bridge
1992
Andy Beaton
Matt Highfield
Nelson Jumbe
Ian Williamson
1993
Matt Highfield
Nelson Jumbe
Jason Keppen
1994
Nick Adams
Ian Williamson
1995
Nick Adams
Larry Griffin
Armin Heuberger
1996
Nick Adams
Jae-Won Huh
1997
Roland Broughton
Larry Griffin
Armin Heuberge
Dan Welch
1998
Roland Broughton
Erik Fuller
Larry Griffin
Armin Heuberger
1999
Roland Broughton
Brendan Mayer
Cain Oulahan
Kimani Williams
Andrej Slapar
2000
Shingai Mukurazita
Kimani Williams
Brendan Mayer
Martin
Oppenheimer
2005
Andrew Wissler
Magnus
Oppenheimer
Ian Ritz
Michael Melamed
2001
Nathan Knox
Kimani Williams
Brendan Mayer
Martin
Oppenheimer
2006
Carson Gorecki
Jeff Rogers
2002
Nathan Knox
Mike Madigan
Brendan Viele
2008
Nate Juergens
2003
Nathan Knox
Mike Dannenberg
Robb Swick
2009
Nate Juergens
Stephen
Murphy-Logue
Carson Gorecki
2004
Mike Dannenberg
Magnus
Oppenheimer
Andrew Wissler
2010
Nate Juergens
Stephen
Murphy-Logue
Taylor Rasmussen
2011
Taylor Rasmussen
Reid Usedom
Robin Forslund
All-America
MIAC Player of the Year
1990
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2010
1990
1991
1992
1996
2001
2003
Matt Jackson
Roger Bridge
Dan Welch
Armin Heuberger
Roland Broughton
Shingai Mukurazita
Brendan Mayer
Nathan Knox
Nathan Knox
Nate Juergens
2007
Carson Gorecki
Ryan Palmer
Roger Bridge
Matt Jackson
Matt Highfield
Nick Adams
Brendan Mayer
Nathan Knox
Action photos by Christopher Mitchell
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Head Coach
Gregg Olson
Gregg Olson is the
new Macalester
College head men’s
soccer coach. Macalester selected
the former Stanford
University assistant in
March 2012.
Olson was at Stanford
University in Stanford,
California, for four seasons and held the David
and Kathy Carey Assistant Directorship for
Stanford men’s soccer in 2011.
“I am honored to be joining Macalester
College as the next head men’s soccer coach.
The school has an incredible academic and
athletic reputation and I look forward to
continuing my development at such a fine
institution,” said Olson. “The Mac men’s
soccer program has a great tradition that I
look forward to further developing.”
A four-year starter for the soccer team and
2000 graduate from the University of Vermont,
Olson began his collegiate coaching career
at his alma mater in 2002 before moving on
to become an assistant for Stanford in 2008.
Coaching many All-Pac 10 selections, Olson
aided in developing future MLS players,
Academic All-Americans, and a Hermann
Trophy semi-finalist. In 2009, the Cardinal
advanced to the NCAA Division I “Sweet 16.”
At Vermont, he helped the Catamounts reach
the conference tourney four times, win the
2007 America East Conference, and reach
the second round of the NCAA Division I
tournament. Olson coached and recruited
numerous current professional players and
each season of his collegiate career his teams
have earned the NSCAA Team Academic
Award.
2012 men’s Soccer Roster
Name
Carlos Alban Stephen Anderson John Birch Anthony Calderon David Cameron Jac Carlson Brian Carr Kunal Chauhan Wilson Craine Papa Diop Eric Dodd Ben Dugoni Jasper Edwards Cole Erickson Sam Finegold Robin Forslund Ian Henderson-Charnow Ty Hong Chris Kartheiser Paul Lund
Will Mackaman Peter Martin Will Matsuda Mark McCrae-Hokenson Wilson Merrell Sam Naden So Nakayama Devin Palmer Jasper Peet-Martel Taylor Rasmussen Nathan Schaefer Forest Schenck Noah Schoenberg Tommy Symmes Taro Takigawa Dylan Wong Jesse Yourish Kovas Zygas Yr.
Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fy. So. So. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Fy. So. Fy. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr.
Jr. Jr. So. So. Fy. So. So. So. Jr. Sr. Fy. Sr. Fy. Sr. So. Fy. Sr. Fy. Pos.
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MF
GK
MF
MF
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MF
MF
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MF
MF
MF
MF
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D
MF
D
MF
MF
D
D
MF
F
MF
F
MF
MF
GK
MF
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MF
GK
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Hometown/High School
St. Nom la Breteche, France / American School of Paris
St. Charles, Ill. / Marmion Academy
St. Paul, Minn. / Mounds Park Academy
St. Paul, Minn. / Cretin-Derham Hall
Portland, Ore. / Cleveland
Clive, Ia. / Waukee Community
Mequon, Wis. / Marquette University
Skogas, Sweden / United World College Red Cross Nordic
Waunakee, Wis. / Middleton
Thies, Senegal / United World College Southeast Asia
Fort Madison, Ia. / Fort Madison
Portland, Ore. / Oregon Episcopal
Louisville, Ky. / Louisville Collegiate School
Bloomington, Minn. / Jefferson
Fox Point, Wis. / Kent School (Conn.)
Madison, Wis. / Memorial
Brooklyn, N.Y. / Bard
St. Louis Park, Minn. / St. Louis Park
Shorewood, Wis. / Shorewood
Madison, Wis. / West
Des Moines, Ia. / Roosevelt
Summit, N.J. / Pingry School
Portland, Ore. / Woodrow Wilson
Milan, Mich. / Milan
Poughkeepsie, N.Y. / Arlington
Middleton, Wis. / Middleton
Tokyo, Japan / United World College
Helena, Mont. / Capital
Seattle, Wash. / Seattle Academy
Eagan, Minn. / Eastview
Wassau, Wis. / West
Wenham, Mass. / Middlesex
Bala Cynwyd, Penn. / Friends’ Central
Concord, N.H. / Concord
Moraga, Calif. / The College Preparatory School
Clarksburg, Calif. / Jesuit
Port Townsend, Wash. / Port Townsend
La Grange, Ill. / Lyons Township North
“Gregg Olson is the perfect choice to lead the
men’s soccer program into the future,” said
Bret Simon, former head coach and NSCAA
National Coach of the Year at both Creighton
and Stanford. “He exemplifies all the qualities
of a great head coach. He leads, teaches, and
inspires student-athletes to reach for their
potential on and off the field. I’m sure he will
make the same positive impact at Macalester
that he has with the soccer players at
Stanford.”
As a head coach of numerous club soccer
programs (Palo Alto Soccer Club, Santa Clara
Sporting and Nordic Soccer Club), Olson has
led his teams to eight state championships, a
regional title, and won such prestigious events
as the Surf Cup with his team that was ranked
as high as No. 3 in the nation. In addition, he
was the head coach for four years with the
Vermont ODP state team.
A native of Rockford, Illinois, Olson graduated
in 2000 with a Bachelor of Science degree
in English and Geography from Vermont,
where he was team captain as a senior. Olson
also was a three-time winner of the team’s
Donoson Fitzgerald Award for Perseverance,
Integrity and Sportsmanship. After graduating
from college, Olson spent two seasons
playing semi-professionally before beginning
his coaching career.
Olson and his wife, Sarah, and their two sons,
Palmer and William, live in the Twin Cities.
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Macalester COLLEGE
Macalester Scots
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MIAC
Champions
1988
1990
1997
1998
1999
2001
2002
2003
2005
2010
Located in a friendly residential neighborhood on 53 green acres in the heart of two of America’s safest, most vibrant cities
Enrollment: 1,978
Academic majors: 38
U.S. States represented by Mac students: 49, plus D.C.
Countries represented by Mac students: 93
Percent of U.S. students who are students of color: 21
Percent of U.S. and international faculty of color: 16
Percent of students who are citizens of another country: 18
The Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis
• Home to five professional sports teams including the Vikings, Twins, Timberwolves, Wild, and Lynx
• 949 lakes, 40,000 acres of parkland, 58 theaters, 30 museums, 51 nightclubs
• Home to more than 20 colleges and universities
• Average number of sunny days each year: 250
• Home to the Mall of America, the largest enclosed mall in the country
• More golfers per capita than any other city in America
• Headquarters of Fortune 500 companies including 3M, Target, Best Buy, General Mills, U.S. Bancorp, Xcel Energy, Ecolab, Ameriprise Financial, The Travelers Companies, Land O’Lakes, Supervalu, Medtronic, and more
Leonard Center Athletic and wellness complex
The $45 million Leonard Center provides state-of-the-art facilities:
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Fieldhouse with 200-meter track and multipurpose courts for tennis, basketball, and volleyball
Gymnasium with seating for 1,200 spectators
9,000-sq. ft. fitness center with free weights, cardio, and circuit-training equipment
Training room with treatment area and hydrotherapy room with three whirlpools
10-lane swimming pool, 25 yd. x 25 m
Two racquetball/squash courts
Outdoors: tennis courts, new baseball and softball fields, new track and football field
NCAA Playoff
Appearances
1988
1990
1996
1997
1998
1999
2001
2002
2005
2009
2010
MIAC Playoff
Champions
2009
MacALESTER Quick Facts
Location
Nickname
Colors Conference
Affiliation
President
Athletic Director
Associate A.D. St. Paul, Minn.
Scots
Blue & Orange
Minnesota Intercollegiate
NCAA Division III
Brian Rosenberg
Kim Chandler
Vanessa Seljeskog
Soccer Information
Head Coach
Year at School Email Website
Soccer Fax
Coach Olson’s Phone
Stadium
Capacity
Surface Gregg Olson
1st
[email protected]
athletics.macalester.edu
651-696-6328
651-696-6165
Macalester Stadium
4,000
FieldTurf
Photo: Leonard Center
MACALESTER COLLEGE
Follow the Scots on the web: athletics.macalester.edu
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