All-Time Player Honors

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Coach Van Taylor
Van Taylor enters his 28th
season as Lander’s head coach
I
t didn’t take long for Van Taylor’s
influence to be felt at
Lander. Beginning with his first
season on the then-Senator sidelines
in 1985, Taylor guided the five-yearold Lander program to second place in
NAIA District 6 and its second winning season (14-4-1).
Taylor, a 1975 graduate of Erskine
Coach Van Taylor
College, received a bachelor’s degree
in health and physical education and earned NAIA AllDistrict 6 and NCAA All-American honors in 1975. He was
inducted into the Erskine Hall of Fame in 1982.
He received his master’s degree in education from Lander
in 1990 and his Certification in Administration and Supervision from Clemson University in 2003.
In 27 seasons at Lander, Taylor has amassed an overall
348-142-28 record (.699 winning percentage). The 2005
team won the NCAA Division II Southeast Region championship, while the 2001 team finished No. 6 in the country
when it posted a 17-4 campaign and reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division II national tournament.
He currently serves as the chair of the NCAA Division II
Men’s National Soccer Committee.
Taylor led Lander to its first of three NAIA District 6
championships in 1987 (15-4-1). The then-Senators also
won District 6 titles in 1990 (20-5) and 1991 (21-3-1).
In 1990, the Senators won the NAIA Area 9 championship and advanced to the NAIA National Tournament where
they placed third. The Senators won the Nels Dahlquist
Sportsmanship Trophy at the tournament.
Since joining the NCAA, Lander has won Peach Belt
tournament championships in 1991, 1996 and 2009. In
1996, the Senators were ranked as high as No. 2 in the
country and earned a berth in the national tournament.
Taylor was named the PBC Coach of the Year in 1991
and ’95 and the NCAA Southeast Region Coach of the Year
in 1995, 2001 and 2005. He was named NAIA District 6
Coach of the Year in 1985, ’90 and ’91, and NAIA Area 9
Coach of the Year in 1990.
In 1975, Taylor was a first-round draft choice for the New
York Cosmos of the NASL. Taylor was traded to the Miami
Toros in 1976 where he played for three seasons while
earning runnerup honors for Rookie of the Year. He was
later traded to the Columbus Magic of the ASL in 1979. He
finished his playing career with the Phoenix Inferno of the
MISL (1980-84).
The Taylor File
Came to Lander as soccer coach in 1985.
Player History
*Parade Magazine High School All-American
*1975 NCAA All-American at Erskine
*1975 first round draft choice of New York Cosmos of the
NASL
*1976 traded to Miami Toros of NASL; second in Rookie
of the Year voting
*1979 traded to Columbus Magic of ASL
1980-84 finished playing career with Phoenix Inferno of
MISL
*1982 inducted in Erskine Hall of Fame
Education
1990 - earned master’s degree in education from Lander
University, Greenwood, SC
1975 - earned bachelor’s degrees in health and physical
education from Erskine College, Due West, S.C.
1971 - graduated from West Essex High School, North
Caldwell, N.J.
As a prep at West Essex High School in North Caldwell,
N.J., Taylor was a Parade Magazine All-American and was
inducted into the West Essex Hall of Fame in 1991.
Taylor earned the Union of European Football Association (UEFA) “A” license in 1998 and added the UEFA Pro
License in 2004. A NSCAA Premier Diploma holder and
USSF “A” and National Youth licensed coach, Taylor is the
ODP Director of Coaching for the South Carolina Youth
Soccer Association and is a U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF)
staff coach and instructor. He also serves as a Region III
staff coach for the U.S. Youth Soccer Association (USYSA).
Cover Illustration by Mariano Robla
Photos by Bob Stoner
2012 Men’s Soccer Preview
Experienced Bearcats are “hungry” to improve in 2012
T
he Lander men's soccer team
Brett Jankouskas (Palmyra, Pa.) and
wants to "make things right" this
sophomore defender Clement Simofall after failing to win any championnin (Lorient, France) who were both
ships or reach the NCAA Tournament
named to the preseason All-Peach
last year for the first time since 2004.
Belt team.
Lander reached the NCAA Division
Jankouskas, a Syracuse University
II Tournament for five consecutive
transfer, was Lander's leading scorer
years from 2005-09, and despite misslast season in his first year at the
ing the tournament in 2010, Coach
school with 10 goals. Junior forward
Van Taylor's team did win a share of
Chris Hobbs (Cleveland, England)
the Peach Belt Conference championwas second on the team in scoring
ship.
with nine goals.
Last season was the first since 2004
Simonin was named All-PBC and
that the Bearcats didn't have anything
NSCAA All-Southeast Region last
to celebrate because they finished
year after scoring one goal and adding
third in the Peach Belt and missed the
one assist in 16 games played while
NCAA Tournament.
anchoring the Bearcat defense.
Lander finished 8-7-2 overall, 5-2-1
Battling for the starting spot in goal
in the PBC, and lost in the opening
are fifth-year senior Matthew Atkinround of the conference tournament at
son (Durham, England) and 6-foot-5
home to UNC Pembroke.
freshman Barrett Nielsen (Ottawa,
But most of the 2011 squad's startOntario). Junior Ricardo Romero
ers return this fall and hope to make
(Quito, Ecuador) and sophomore
amends.
Cody Brooks (Conway, Ark.) are the
"I think it's in the context of where
team's other goalkeepers.
we see our program, wanting to
"I think the goalkeeping chore will
Brian Riehl looks ahead against Young Harris.
compete for championships every
be between the first two (Atkinson
year, and last year we came up short," Taylor said of last year's
and Nielsen)," Taylor said.
disappointment.
There is depth in the back with junior returning starter Timm
"The six prior years we won championships and or went to the
Hocke (Stahnsdorf, England) and freshman Russell Parker (York,
national tournament and had a lot of individual and team success. England) on the right side, and sophomore returning starter MatLast year was just a year where we didn't achieve some team
thew Osmond (Stockton-on-Tees, England) and freshman Austin
goals. This year, using their phrase, they (the players) want to
Blaschke (Fort Mill, S.C.) on the left side.
make things right. They are hungry. They are working hard."
In the back middle are returning starters Simonin and junior
Last year, the Bearcats beat fellow Peach Belt powers Clayton
Lewis Blissett (Newcastle, England). Blissett and Atkinson are
State and Flagler. But they failed to beat PBC opponent Georgia
the team's co-captains.
Southwestern for the first time in nine games.
"Where we are really strong in terms of numbers is the mid"We went down to Georgia Southwestern who got only one
field," Taylor said.
point (in the Peach Belt) last year and that one point was against
Seniors Fred Parker (Baton Rouge, La.), Matthew Bell (Midus, a tie," Taylor said. "That was a game where we really feel like dlesbrough, England) and Mathias Jensen (Skaevinge, Denmark),
we didn't take care of what we should have."
and juniors Hobbs, Clement Vachal (Ussel, France) and Michael
At 8-7-2, it was the closest Lander had been to a .500 or losing
Johansson (Vallentuna, Sweden) return to the middle.
season since 1998 when the team finished 7-11-2.
Taylor said that freshman Kevin Durand (Rennes, France)
"You have years where you have good teams that have a tencould make an immediate impact and another freshman who
dency to overachieve," Taylor said. "Last year was an example
could see playing time in the middle is Obidiah Atkinson (Sarnia,
of a good team that in some ways maybe underachieved. I think
Ontario, Canada).
these players who are returning - we have eight or nine players
Forwards include juniors Jankouskas and Clement Dauchy
returning who have all been starters - are hungry.
(Brive, France), and freshmen Robert Seaton (Whitby, England),
"And the players that we have brought in (newcomers) are
Juan Bolanos (Guatemala City, Guatemala) and Adam Sitarz
hungry. Things have gone well in the preseason. The players
(Greenwood, S.C.).
understand being a part of this program that they have an opporTaylor said there is plenty of strength up front and said that
tunity to compete for championships every year."
Jankouskas will likely have a slight position change.
Leading the way for the Bearcats this year are junior forward
"Last year, we played Jankouskas and Clement Dauchy as the
Lander’s Clement Dauchy (9) drives the ball against Georgia Southwestern in a 2012 Peach Belt Conference contest.
two strikers. This year we have changed it up a bit. I have moved
him (Jankouskas) more to the flank, still playing at a high, forward position but he's not playing center anymore," Taylor said.
"Brett is so athletic. He is an attacking player, so whether he is
playing at a pure center forward or playing wide, he is still in a
forward position and that is his strength."
Taylor has amassed an impressive 360-149-28 career record
since joining the program in 1985. Taylor, who also coached a
team of college players called the Palmetto FC Bantams over the
summer, is assisted by former Bearcat Stephen Magennis.
Taylor is optimistic as he heads into his 28th season opener
against Newberry.
"That is another thing we would like to make right," Taylor
said. "We went down there (to Newberry) last year and got beat
in overtime. It's a tough place to play. We are playing at home
this year, our home opener, our first game of the season, and I
think our players will be ready."
The Bearcats host Pfeiffer Sept. 4 and travel to face North
Greenville and Wingate Sept. 7 and 12, before hosting Georgia
Southwestern in Lander's PBC opener Sept. 15.
The rest of the schedule includes road games at Limestone and
rival Erskine, and Peach Belt teams USC Aiken, Montevallo,
UNC Pembroke, Clayton State, Flagler, new member Young Harris, North Georgia and Francis Marion.
"It will be a competitive schedule," Taylor said. "It's going to
be challenging. No question. I think a team that everybody should
be worried about is USC Aiken. They are very athletic. We have
to go down there (to Aiken) this year."
Flagler was picked to repeat as PBC champs in the preseason
coaches poll, followed by Clayton State, Montevallo, Lander,
UNC Pembroke and Young Harris.
"It's probably about right. It's based primarily on last year,"
Taylor said of the preseason poll. "It might be better coming from
the middle of the pack. But what matters is where you finish."
Brett Jankouskas (right) battles a Georgia Southwestern player for the
ball in a 2012 Peach Belt Conference contest.
2012 Men’s Soccer Roster
Numerical Roster
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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15
16
17
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31
Name
Barrett Nielsen
Russell Parker
Matthew Osmond
Obidiah Atkinson
Lewis Blissett
Timm Hocke
Matthew Bell
Chris Hobbs
Clement Dauchy
Michael Johansson
Craig O’Brien
Brett Jankouskas
Adam Sitarz
Clement Vachal
Clement Simonin
Kevin Durand
Juan Bolanos
Fred Parker
Austin Blaschke
Robert Seaton
Sam Reynolds
Mathias Jensen
Tyler Bowen
Brian Riehl
Matthew Atkinson
Ricardo Romero
Cody Brooks
Ian Rosas
Pos.
GK
D
D
M
D
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
D
M
F
M
D
F
D
M
M
M
GK
GK
GK
M
Yr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Hometown
Ottawa, Canada
York, England
Stockton-on-Tees, England
Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Newcastle, England
Stahnsdorf, Germany
Middlesbrough, England
Cleveland, England
Brive, France
Vallentuna, Sweden
Dublin, Ireland
Palmyra, Pa.
Greenwood, S.C.
Ussel, France
Lorient, France
Rennes, France
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Baton Rouge, La.
Fort Mill, S.C.
Whitby, England
Cumming, Ga.
Skaevinge, Denmark
Davidson, N.C.
Douglasville, Ga.
Durham, England
Quito, Ecuador
Conway, Ark.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Head Coach: Van Taylor, Erskine ’75
Student Assistant Coach: Stephen Magennis
www.landerbearcats.com
2012 Lander Bearcats
#1 Barrett Nielsen
#2 R
Russell
ll P
Parker
k
#3 Matthew Osmond
#4 Obidiah Atkinson
#5 Lewis Blissett
GK • Fr.
Ottawa, Canada
Defender • Fr.
York, England
Defender • So.
Stockton-on-Tees, England
Midfielder • Fr.
Sarnia, Canada
Defender • Jr.
Newcastle, England
#6 Timm Hocke
#7 Matthew Bell
#8 Chris Hobbs
#9 Clement Dauchy
#10 Michael Johansson
Midfielder • Jr.
Stahnsdorf, Germany
Midfielder • Sr.
Middlesbrough, England
Midfielder • Jr.
Cleveland, England
Forward • Sr.
Brive, France
Midfielder • Jr.
Valentuna, Sweden
#11 Craig O'Brien
#12 Brett Jankouskas
#13 Adam Sitarz
#14 Clement Vachal
Midfielder • Sr.
Dublin, Ireland
Forward • Jr.
Palmyra, Pa.
Forward • Fr.
Greenwood, S.C.
Midfielder • Jr.
Ussel, France
#15 Cl
Clementt Si
Simonin
i
#16 Kevin Durand
#17 Juan Bolanos
#18 Fred Parker
#19 Austin Blaschke
Defender • So.
Lorient, France
Midfielder • Fr.
Rennes, France
Forward • Fr.
Guatemala City, Guatemala
Midfielder • Sr.
Baton Rouge, La.
Defender • Fr.
Fort Mill, S.C.
2012 Lander Bearcats
#23 Robert Seaton
#24 S
Sam R
Reynolds
ld
#25 Mathias Jensen
#26 Tyler Bowen
#27 Brian Riehl
Forward • Fr.
Whitby, England
Defender • Fr.
Cumming, Ga.
Midfielder • Sr.
Skaevinge, Denmark
Midfielder • So.
Davidson, N.C.
Midfielder • So.
Douglasville, Ga.
#28 Matthew Atkinson
#29 Ricardo Romero
#30 Cody Brooks
#31 Ian Rosas
Goalkeeper • Sr.
Durham, England
Goalkeeper • Jr.
Quito, Ecuador
Goalkeeper • So.
Conway, Ark.
Midfielder • Fr.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Stephen Magennis
Student Assistant
Coach
Lander Men’s Soccer Records
Single-Season Records
Games Played
Goals Against Avg.
(at least 1500 min. in goal)
GAA
Name, Year
0.74
Garrett Daum, 2006
0.76
Noel Husbands, 1991
0.77
Garrett Daum, 2007
0.84
Greg Voorhis, 1993
0.87
Matt Shirley, 2000
Games
25
25
24
24
24
Name, Year
Gary Darsan, 1991
Zach Pace, 1991
Tad Mentzer, 1990
Roger Bonaparte, 1990
Eric Magera, 1990
Goals
32
32
29
24
21
Goals Scored
Name, Year
Stilian Shishkov, 1993
Ashton Payne, 1990
Maurice Alibey, 1990
Saves
210
151
147
138
99
Saves
Name, Year
Bill Waters, 1981
Bill Waters, 1980
Tony Setzer, 1984
Tony Setzer, 1983
Kelly Bendixen, 1986
Assists
20
17
17
16
16
Assists
Name, Year
Chris Coutal, 1987
Ashton Payne, 1990
Carlos Lozano, 2003
Marko Huttenen, 1994
Andrew Durbin, 1993
Saves
1,900
1,874
1,870
1,826
1,760
Minutes in Goal
Name, Year
Jukka Masalin, 1995
Jukka Masalin, 1999
Garrett Daum, 2007
Jukka Masalin, 1996
Matt Shirley, 2001
Points
79
69
65
62
56
56
Points
Name, Year
Ashton Payne, 1990
Chris Coutal, 1987
Shots
111
104
91
89
86
86
Shots
Name, Year
Chris Coutal, 1987
Jamie Creaghan, 2002
Career Records
GA
13
14
15
15
16
Goals Against
(at least 1500 min. in goal)
Name, Year
Noel Husbands, 1991
Garrett Daum, 2006
Greg Voorhis, 1993
Matt Shirley, 2000
Garrett Daum, 2007
Games Played
Games
89
84
80
77
77
77
Name, Year
Louie Smothermon, 1988-91
Stephane Moyton, 1988-91
Roger Bonaparte, 1987-90
Brian Vahjen, 1998-2001
Tony Howell, 1985-88
Joe Fleming, 1991-93
Goals
93
72
60
59
51
Goals Scored
Name, Year
Stilian Shishlov, 1993-95
Maurice Alibey, 1987-90
Chris Coutal, 1985-88
Luke Ibbetson, 2003-05
Ashton Payne, 1990-93
Assists
47
38
38
37
35
35
Assists
Name, Year
Andrew Durbin, 1991-94
Marko Huttunen, 1994-96
Louie Smothermon, 1988-91
Tony Howell, 1985-88
Points
210
181
158
135
133
Points
Name, Year
Stilian Shishkov, 1993-95
Ashton Payne, 1990-93
Luke Ibbetson, 2003-05
Shots
291
284
274
221
221
Shots
Name, Year
Stilian Shishkov, 1993-95
Jamie Creaghan, 1999-2002
Mitch McCarty, 1982-86
GA
0.76
0.89
1.10
1.10
1.28
Goals Against Average
Name, Year
Noel Husbands, 1989-92
Garrett Daum, 2004-07
Chris Wynne, 1988-91
Greg Voorhis, 1991-94
Jukka Masalin 1995-97, ’99
Saves
402
361
302
296
249
Saves
Name, Year
Tony Setzer, 1982-85
Bill Waters, 1980-81
Jukka Masalin, 1995-97, ’99
Matt Shirley, 2000-03
Min.
7,317
6,169
5,343
3,429
3,305
Minutes in Goal
Name, Year
Jukka Masalin, 1995-97, ’99
Matt Shirley, 2000-03
Greg Voorhis, 1991-94
Matthew Atkinson, 2009-11
Lander Men’s Soccer History
1980 (3-9)
Harry P. Irwin
Presbyterian............................0
Baptist College .......................0
Winthrop ................................0
Augusta College .....................3
College of Charleston ............0
Newberry................................8
Newberry................................6
Central Wesleyan ...................0
Presbyterian............................1
Georgia College .....................0
Coker ......................................0
8
15
13
2
13
1
2
3
4
7
5
1981 (0-15)
Coach Harry P. Irwin (0-5)
Bill Wynne (0-10)
Winthrop ................................0 10
College of Charleston ............0 9
Oglethorpe..............................2 6
Baptist College .......................1 4
Francis Mairon .......................0 9
Toccoa Falls ...........................0 3
Central Wesleyan ...................1 4
Presbyterian............................1 7
Francis Marion .......................0 5
Furman ...................................0 4
Coker ......................................0 1
Wofford ..................................1 7
USC-Spartanburg ...................0 9
Presbyterian............................0 1
1982 (4-9-2)
Coach Bill Wynne
Mercer ....................................1
Georgia College .....................3
UNC Asheville .......................1
Wofford ..................................2
Coker ......................................1
Francis Marion .......................1
Presbyterian............................4
Furman ...................................0
Wingate ..................................2
St. Andrews ............................3
Toccoa Falls ...........................1
Francis Marion .......................2
Presbyterian............................2
1983 (9-8-2)
Coach Bill Wynne
South Carolina .......................0
Winthrop ................................2
Georgia College .....................2
Limestone...............................4
The Citadel .............................1
Baptist College .......................1
UNC Asheville .......................1
Mercer ....................................11
Furman ...................................0
Oglethorpe..............................1
UNC Charlotte .......................1
Toccoa Falls ...........................2
St. Andrews ............................3
Francis Marion .......................2
Presbyterian............................0
Coker ......................................0
Furman ...................................0
North Georgia ........................6
1984 (7-10-2)
Coach Bill Wynne
Limestone...............................5
Year-by-Year
L
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
Harry P. Irwin
1980-81
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
0
4
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
2
2
4
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
T
T
L
L
5
4
0
3
2
2
1
2
0
0
6
0
1
0
1
2
6
2
2
L
L
W
W
L
L
T
W
T
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
W
0
W
Van Taylor
1985-09
Bill Wynne
1981-84
Coaching Records
Name
Harry Irwin
Bill Wynne
Van Taylor
Totals
Years
1980-81
1981-84
1985-11
1980-10
W
3
20
358
381
L
14
37
149
100
T
0
6
28
34
.Pct
.176
.317
.699
.647
Coach of the Year Honors
NAIA Area 9
Van Taylor - 1990
NAIA District 6
Van Taylor - 1985, ’90, ’91
NCAA Peach Belt
Van Taylor - 1991, 1995
NCAA Southeast Region
Van Taylor - 1995, 2001, 2005
Erskine ...................................2
Coastal Carolina .....................0
Winthrop ................................0
Furman ...................................0
The Citadel .............................0
Francis Marion .......................4
Kennesaw State ......................1
Oglethorpe..............................3
Presbyterian............................1
Belmont Abbey ......................1
UNC Charlotte .......................1
Coker ......................................2
USC-Spartanburg ...................0
North Georgia ........................3
Wofford ..................................0
Georgia College .....................3
5
1
2
7
5
4
2
2
2
1
1
5
0
4
2
4
2
0
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
W
T
T
L
W
L
W
L
L
W
1985 (14-4-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Wofford ..................................4
The Citadel .............................2
Furman ...................................1
Coker ......................................5
0
3
1
0
0
2
2
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
Francis Marion .......................1 1
USC-Spartanburg ...................0 2
Belmont Abbey ......................1 0
Georgia College .....................4 1
Kennesaw State ......................5 0
Winthrop ................................5 2
Presbyterian............................4 0
Limestone...............................8 1
Erskine ...................................0 3
USC-Aiken.............................4 0
NAIA District 6 Tournament
Erskine ...................................2 6
1986 (8-7-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Furman ...................................0
King College ..........................2
Limestone...............................11
Berry ......................................1
USC-Aiken.............................3
Coker ......................................3
Francis Marion .......................5
Wofford ..................................3
USC-Spartanburg ...................0
Belhaven ................................1
Emory.....................................1
4
2
0
1
0
0
4
2
1
2
2
2
T
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
T
W
T
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
Year
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
W
3
0
4
9
7
14
8
15
14
14
20
21
3
18
17
16
16
16
7
12
14
16
12
11
11
11
16
14
12
12
12
8
L
9
15
9
8
10
4
7
4
8
5
5
3
17
3
3
4
4
4
11
7
3
3
8
5
3
5
3
5
5
6
7
7
T
1
0
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
1
2
4
1
2
2
2
0
2
Winthrop ................................0 3
Presbyterian............................1 0
Belmont Abbey ......................2 0
Erskine ...................................1 3
Erskine ...................................3 8
1987 (15-4-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Furman ...................................3 2
Nova .......................................1 3
Wofford ..................................4 1
King........................................1 0
Erskine ...................................0 1
USC-Spartanburg ...................3 2
Gardner-Webb ........................19 0
Presbyterian............................3 1
Winthrop ................................8 2
Francis Marion .......................3 1
USC-Aiken.............................8 2
Coker ......................................4 0
Emory.....................................6 1
Berry ......................................2 1
Limestone...............................11 0
Flagler ....................................1 2
L
W
W
L
L
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
USC-Spartanburg ...................3 2
NAIA Area 7 Tournament
Boca Raton .............................0 2
1988 (14-8-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Georgia State ..........................2
Emory.....................................1
Covenant ................................2
Berry ......................................0
Erskine ...................................5
William Carey ........................3
USC-Aiken.............................2
King College ..........................2
Alderson Broaddus.................4
Francis Marion .......................6
USC-Spartanburg ...................2
Nova .......................................1
Boca Raton (Lynn) .................0
Presbyterian............................1
Savannah College...................1
Georgia Southern ...................2
Limestone...............................1
West Florida ...........................5
Coker ......................................1
3
2
2
0
1
1
2
1
1
2
0
1
3
2
2
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
2
1989 (14-5-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Mars Hill ................................1 0
Clemson .................................2 5
LaGrange................................2 0
USC-Spartanburg ...................1 2
King........................................4 0
Erskine ...................................0 2
Emory.....................................1 0
Francis Marion .......................4 1
Siena Heights .........................6 1
Georgia Southern ...................2 1
USC-Aiken.............................4 1
Limestone...............................6 2
Berry ......................................1 1
William Carey ........................3 1
Presbyterian............................2 0
Savannah State .......................10 0
Coker ......................................0 2
USC-Spartanburg ...................1 0
Erskine ...................................0 3
1990 (20-5-0)
Coach Van Taylor
Toccoa Falls ...........................5
Mars Hill ................................7
High Point ..............................4
Berry ......................................1
Limestone...............................9
King........................................7
USC-Spartanburg ...................0
USC-Aiken.............................7
Francis Marion .......................5
LaGrange................................9
Augusta College .....................3
Erskine ...................................3
North Georgia ........................1
Presbyterian............................3
Coker ......................................4
Baptist College .......................9
Savannah State .......................6
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0
0
2
0
1
1
0
3
0
0
4
1
4
0
0
0
0
0
W
King .......................................4
High Point..............................3
William Carey........................3
Catawba .................................4
Gardner-Webb .......................1
Augusta College ....................5
Eckerd ....................................1
Tampa ....................................1
Peach Belt Tournament
Augusta College ....................5
USC-Spartanburg ..................1
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1994 (17-3-0)
Coach Van Taylor
Lees McRae ...........................8
Gardner-Webb .......................7
High Point..............................2
Pembroke State ......................6
Wofford..................................2
Augusta ..................................3
Queens ...................................2
Francis Marion ......................10
USC-Aiken ............................6
St. Leo ...................................4
Presbyterian ...........................4
Coastal Carolina ....................4
Catawba .................................1
Belmont Abbey ......................6
King .......................................8
Erskine ...................................6
West Florida...........................3
Francis Marion ......................5
Two-time Lander All-American Adam Arthur drives the ball against
Limestone in the first round of the 2008 NCAA national tournament.
Limestone...............................8 2
Erskine ...................................6 0
Boca Raton .............................2 0
NAIA Championships
Tiffin OH ................................4 0
Midwestern TX ......................1 0
West Virginia Wesleyan .........0 1
1991 (21-3-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Berry ......................................2 0
Nova .......................................4 1
Columbus College..................8 1
Augusta College .....................1 0
Francis Marion .......................4 0
Erskine ...................................0 2
Boca Raton (Lynn) .................2 4
Toccoa Falls ...........................7 1
USC-Spartanburg ...................1 0
Coker ......................................2 0
Limestone...............................4 1
USC-Aiken.............................3 0
King College ..........................3 0
St. Francis .............................9 0
Lees McRae ...........................5 0
West Florida ...........................2 0
Presbyterian............................3 3
Francis Marion .......................6 0
USC-Spartanburg ...................2 1
Francis Marion .......................3 1
Erskine ...................................4 3
Berry ......................................2 1
Lynn (Boca Raton) .................0 2
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1992 (3-17-0)
Coach Van Taylor
10 wins forfeited for ineligible player
Erskine ...................................4 0
F
Coker ......................................5 1
F
Berry ......................................3 2
F
Francis Marion .......................4 2
W
King........................................6 0
W
Limestone...............................4 0
F
USC-Spartanburg ...................1 1
F
Catawba..................................1 3
L
Pembroke State ......................3 0
F
USC-Aiken.............................6 0
F
Gardner-Webb ........................3 1
F
Queens....................................1 0
F
L
Lynn .......................................0 1
L
Florida Atlantic ......................1 3
L
Presbyterian............................3 4
L
Belmont Abbey ......................1 5
L
Augusta College .....................0 1
L
Pembroke State ......................1 0
W
USC-Spartanburg ...................1 3
L
1995 (16-4-1)
Coach Van Taylor
West Florida ...........................1
USC-Aiken.............................10
Rollins ....................................3
Florida Tech ...........................3
Catawba..................................1
Berry ......................................4
Wofford ..................................5
Pembroke State ......................6
Gardner-Webb ........................1
Wingate ..................................4
Augusta ..................................3
Francis Marion .......................4
Queens....................................2
USC-Spartanburg ...................3
Presbyterian............................1
Belmont Abbey ......................4
Erskine ...................................6
St. Leo ....................................1
Lynn .......................................0
Francis Marion .......................3
USC-Spartanburg ...................1
1993 (18-3-0)
Coach Van Taylor
Francis Marion .......................5
Berry ......................................3
Lees McRae ...........................9
USC-Aiken.............................3
Pembroke State ......................3
Limestone...............................9
Queens....................................2
Belmont Abbey ......................5
USC-Spartanburg ...................2
Erskine ...................................3
Presbyterian............................2
1996 (16-4-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Florida Tech ...........................0
West Florida ...........................0
Catawba..................................1
Gardner-Webb ........................4
UNC Pembroke ......................2
Berry ......................................5
Francis Marion .......................1
Wingate ..................................5
Augusta ..................................4
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1
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
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W
W
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W
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W
2
0
1
1
2
3
0
2
W
W
W
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L
W
W
L
4
2
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L
0
2
2
0
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
1
2
2
4
1
0
1
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W
L
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2
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0
0
2
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
2
3
0
4
6
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L
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L
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3
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1
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Carson-Newman ....................3 1
USC-Aiken.............................2 1
Life College ...........................1 4
Coastal Carolina .....................1 0
USC-Spartanburg ...................2 1
Presbyterian............................3 1
Belmont Abbey ......................4 1
Erskine ...................................4 1
Lenoir Rhyne .........................10 0
Francis Marion .......................3 2
UNC Pembroke ......................4 1
NCAA Championship Tournament
Tampa .....................................0
1
1997 (16-4)
Coach Van Taylor
Catawba..................................2
Gardner Webb ........................2
USC Aiken .............................5
Lenoir-Rhyne .........................2
UNC Pembroke ......................3
Clayton State ..........................11
Wingate ..................................7
Francis Marion .......................2
Carson-Newman ....................1
Augusta State .........................2
North Florida..........................2
USC Spartanburg ...................1
Presbyterian............................3
Belmont Abbey ......................2
Erskine ...................................6
Life .........................................0
USC Aiken .............................10
Francis Marion .......................5
USC Spartanburg ...................0
1998 (7-11-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Tampa .....................................0
Mars Hill ................................4
Queens (OT)...........................1
USC Aiken (OT) ....................2
Lenoir-Rhyne .........................4
UNC Pembroke (OT) .............1
Clayton State (OT) ................2
Pfeiffer (OT) ..........................1
Wingate ..................................2
Francis Marion .......................1
Gardner-Webb ........................1
Newberry................................2
North Florida (OT).................0
Augusta State .........................0
USC Spartanburg ...................0
Presbyterian (OT)...................1
Belmont Abbey ......................1
Erskine (OT) ..........................2
Catawba..................................0
Francis Marion (OT) ..............0
1999 (12-7-1)
Coach Van Taylor
West Florida ...........................2
Tusculum ................................1
Lenoir-Rhyne .........................2
Lynn @ Rollins ......................1
Rollins ....................................2
Clayton State (OT) .................1
UNC Pembroke ......................4
Wingate ..................................1
Gardner-Webb ........................2
USC Aiken .............................6
W
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L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
3
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
6
1
1
0
1
L
W
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W
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W
L
W
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W
L
2
2
5
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W
L
7
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
3
2
0
1
2
3
2
0
1
3
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0
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2
3
2
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L
L
W
North Florida..........................1
Augusta State .........................5
USC Spartanburg(OT) ...........2
Presbyterian (OT)...................2
Morehouse..............................3
Erskine ...................................7
Catawba..................................3
UNC Pembroke ......................3
USC Spartanburg (OT) ..........1
5
1
2
1
0
3
0
0
1
2
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2000 (14-3)
Coach Van Taylor
Tusculum ................................5
Lenoir-Rhyne .........................3
Alabama-Huntsville ...............1
UNC Pembroke ......................2
Clayton State ..........................0
USC Aiken .............................8
Morehouse..............................2
Newberry................................10
Augusta ..................................2
USC Spartanburg ...................4
Presbyterian............................2
North Florida..........................2
Erskine ...................................2
Queens....................................3
USC Aiken .............................4
Clayton State ..........................0
2
1
0
0
2
1
1
2
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
2
1
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L
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L
0
4
1
1
0
3
2
2
0
0
1
1
2
0
4
0
0
1
2
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L
3
0
4
0
2
2
3
2
0
3
2
2
1
1
0
1
5
0
1
3
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L
2001 (16-3)
Coach Van Taylor
Pfeiffer ...................................2
Tusculum (OT) .......................5
Lenoir-Rhyne .........................3
Alabama Huntsville ...............4
UNC Pembroke ......................2
Clayton State ..........................2
Queens (OT)...........................3
Wingate ..................................4
USC Aiken .............................4
Morehouse..............................1
Francis Marion .......................2
Carson Newman .....................5
USC Spartanburg ..................3
Presbyterian............................2
North Florida..........................1
Erskine ...................................5
Francis Marion .......................1
USC Spartanburg ...................1
2002 (12-8)
Coach Van Taylor
Southern Wesleyan (OT) ........4
Lenoir-Rhyne .........................6
Tusculum ................................1
UNC Pembroke ......................2
Clayton State ..........................1
Queens....................................1
Wingate (OT) .........................4
USC Aiken .............................3
Morehouse..............................10
Francis Marion .......................2
Carson Newman (OT) ............1
USC Spartanburg ...................3
Presbyterian............................5
North Florida..........................0
Pfeiffer ...................................6
Erksine ...................................8
Lees-McRae ...........................2
Clayton State ..........................4
Francis Marion .......................2
USC Spartanburg ...................0
Lander Against All Opponents
School
Alabama-Huntsville
Alderson Broaddus
Anderson
Augusta State
Baptist College
Barry
Belhaven
Belmont Abbey
Berry
Carson-Newman
Catawba
Christian Brothers
The Citadel
Clayton State
Clemson
Coastal Carolina
Coker College
College of Charleston
Columbus College
Covenant
Eckerd
Emory
Erskine
Flagler
Florida Atlantic
Florida Tech
Francis Marion
Furman
Gardner-Webb
Georgia Southern
Georgia Southwestern
High Point
Kennesaw State
King College
LaGrange
Lees McRae
Lenoir-Rhyne
Life College
Limestone
W
2
1
4
10
1
0
0
10
6
3
2
1
1
12
0
5
9
4
1
1
2
3
21
4
0
1
32
1
5
6
8
3
1
8
2
6
7
0
17
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0
0
2
3
3
2
1
1
3
2
5
0
2
7
1
2
7
5
0
0
0
1
11
2
1
1
10
6
4
3
0
0
1
0
0
4
0
2
6
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0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2003 (11-5-1)
Coach Van Taylor
Limestone...............................3
Southern Wesleyan .................8
Queens....................................1
Carson Newman ....................1
USC Spartanburg (OT) ..........1
Wingate ..................................2
Lees-McRae ...........................2
Clayton State ..........................1
North Greenville ....................11
USC Aiken .............................4
Presbyterian............................3
Erskine ...................................10
Francis Marion .......................2
UNC Pembroke ......................2
North Florida..........................2
Francis Marion .......................2
UNC Pembroke ......................2
2
3
2
1
2
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
4
4
1
3
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L
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L
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L
2004 (11-3-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Limestone...............................9
Southern Wesleyan .................3
Erskine ...................................9
Newberry................................6
UNC Pembroke ......................2
1
2
1
3
5
W
W
W
W
L
Lynn
Mars Hill
Mercer
Midwestern TX
Montevallo
Morehouse
Mount Olive
Newberry College
North Georgia
North Greenville
North Florida
Nova
Oglethorpe
Pfeiffer
Presbyterian
Queens
Rollins
Savannah State
Siena Heights
South Carolina
Southern Wesleyan
St. Andrews
St. Francis
St. Leo
Tampa
Tiffin OH
Toccoa Falls
Tusculum
UNC Asheville
UNC Charlotte
UNC Pembroke
USC Aiken
USC Upstate
West Florida
West Virginia Wesleyan
William Carey
Wingate
Winthrop
Wofford
Young Harris
1
3
2
1
1
4
1
11
9
10
3
1
2
3
17
7
1
3
1
0
10
4
1
1
0
1
3
3
0
0
22
31
13
5
0
3
8
2
5
0
8
0
0
0
2
0
1
1
3
0
5
2
1
1
10
3
1
0
0
1
5
0
0
1
3
0
1
4
1
2
7
3
22
0
1
0
4
5
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
2
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
Anderson ................................3
Lees-McRae ...........................2
North Florida..........................3
Presbyterian............................4
Clayton State ..........................0
USC Upstate...........................3
Francis Marion .......................1
USC Aiken .............................2
North Florida..........................1
UNC Pembroke ......................1
1
1
2
1
3
0
4
0
0
0
2
W
W
T
W
W
T
L
W
W
W
L
2005 (11-5-4)
Coach Van Taylor
St. Andrews ............................3
Mount Olive ...........................2
Erskine (OT) ..........................3
Limestone...............................1
Andersone ..............................3
Newberry (OT).......................2
Queens....................................1
North Georgia ........................4
Lees-McRae ...........................1
Francis Marion .......................4
North Georgia ........................6
USC Upstate (OT)..................1
Clayton State (OT) .................1
2
3
2
0
2
2
0
2
2
0
0
1
1
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L
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W
T
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T
T
Lander Soccer History
UNC Pembroke ......................1
USC Aiken .............................1
Presbyterian............................4
North Georgia ........................1
Clayton State ..........................1
Lynn .......................................0
2006 (16-3-1)
Coach Van Taylor
St Andrews .............................2
Mount Olive ...........................3
Erskine ...................................4
Lees-McRae ...........................5
Queens....................................2
USC Upstate...........................0
Anderson ................................4
Francis Marion .......................6
Clayton State ..........................4
USC Aiken .............................1
Georgia Southwestern ............3
Limestone...............................1
Newberry................................3
North Georgia ........................5
Georgiua Southwestern ..........2
USC Upstate (OT)..................2
USC Aiken .............................1
Queens (OT)...........................0
2007 (14-5-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Queens(2OT)..........................1
Erskine ...................................6
2
0
0
2
1
0
8
0
2
1
1
0
5
0
0
0
1
2
0
2
2
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
L
W
W
L
T
W
L
W
W
W
W
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L
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
T
T
W
Lander's Matthew Osmond (left)
breaks free from a Young Harris
player in a 2011 game at the Jeff
May Complex. (Photo by Kevin
Bagwell)
Belmont Abbey ......................3
Coker ......................................4
Anderson ................................3
USC Aiken .............................4
North Georgia ........................0
Tusculum (2OT) .....................0
Tusculum (2OT) .....................0
Limestone (OT)......................1
UNC Pembroke (2OT) ...........1
Lees-McRae ...........................1
Francis Marion .......................5
Newberry................................2
Clayton State ..........................1
UNC Pembroke ......................5
Clayton State ..........................2
Clayton State ..........................1
Lees-McRae ...........................0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
2
1
2
0
0
1
3
0
1
W
W
W
W
L
T
T
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
2008 (12-5-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Eckerd ....................................1
Coker ......................................5
Tusculum ................................0
Erskine ...................................1
Wingate ..................................2
USC Aiken .............................3
North Georgia ........................2
Newberry................................5
UNC Pembroke ......................3
Belmont Abbey ......................2
Limestone...............................0
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
2
1
1
W
W
L
W
W
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
Clayton State ..........................3
Francis Marion .......................1
USC Aiken .............................3
Francis Marion .......................0
Limestone...............................1
2009 (12-6-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Barry ......................................2
Limestone...............................3
Tusculum ................................1
Newberry................................4
Wingate ..................................1
Francis Marion .......................2
Anderson ................................1
Flagler ....................................1
USC Aiken .............................3
UNC Pembroke ......................4
North Georgia ........................4
Montevallo .............................1
Erskine ...................................3
Clayton State ..........................1
USC Aiken .............................2
Clayton State ..........................2
*Flagler ..................................2
Carson-Newman ....................0
*Won in shootout
2010 (12-7)
Coach Van Taylor
Barry ......................................0
Erskine ...................................0
Christian Brothers ..................3
3
3
0
1
1
2
T
L
W
W
L
L
6
2
2
2
0
2
2
0
2
0
2
3
0
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W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
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2
1
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Newberry................................5
Tusculum ................................1
Wingate ..................................0
North Georgia ........................1
Limestone...............................1
Flagler ....................................2
USC Aiken .............................2
UNC Pembroke ......................2
Francis Marion .......................2
Montevallo .............................1
Pfeiffer ...................................1
Clayton State ..........................0
UNC Pembroke ......................4
Flagler ....................................0
4
2
2
0
0
4
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
2
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
2011 (8-7-2)
Coach Van Taylor
Limestone...............................7
Erskine ...................................2
Young Harris ..........................1
Clayton State ..........................1
Wingate ..................................2
Newberry................................1
Francis Marion .......................4
Flagler ....................................2
Anderson ................................1
Montevallo .............................0
Coker ......................................2
USC Aiken .............................6
North Georgia ........................0
UNC Pembroke ......................1
UNC Pembroke ......................1
3
2
2
2
0
1
2
0
1
2
2
3
1
0
3
0
2
W
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L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
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W
L
W
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Lander All-Time Player List
(Note: Years listed are those the
player played in a game)
Acree, Zach (2010-11)
Addison, Seth (2005-06)
Alexander, Stephan (1997, 2000)
Aleiso, Lucio Flavio (1999)
Alibey, Maurice (1987-90)
Anderson, Benji (1999-2001)
Aqui, Mark (1993-96)
Arthur, Adam (2006-09)
Asare, Glory (1981)
Atkinson, Matthew (2009-11)
Auguste, Noel (1989-92)
Baldrick, Stephen (1980)
Bandera, Brad (1993)
Barefoot, James (1988)
Barefoot, Jeff (1988)
Beeco, Adam (2002-03)
Bell, Martyn (2004, 2006-08)
Bell, Matt (1990)
Bell, Matthew (2009-11)
Bendixen, Kelly (1985-86, 1987)
Bennett, Arvie (1980)
Bentley, Tim (1999)
Beydoun, Samy (2008-09)
Blackwell, Todd (1992)
Blissett, Lewis (2010-11)
Bonaparte, Roger (1987-90)
Boswell, Martin (1983)
Bowers, Eric (2000)
Bradford, Scott (1997-1999)
Bralley, Scott (1982-85)
Brannan, Jamie (2004)
Brittain, Aaron (2007-10)
Brown, Anthony (1993-94)
Brown, Anton (1994-97)
Brown, Frankie (1981)
Brown, Kyle (1994, 1996)
Bryant, Johnny (1981, 1983)
Buete, Gary (1992-93)
Burnette, Patrick (2000)
Byrd, Mark (1981)
Campos, Ruben (1992)
Campoy, Lucas (2010-11)
Castillo, Jose (1996)
Cataldo, Peter (1993-94)
Catlla, Andres (2004-07)
Chesiak, Patrick (1987)
Cimino, Brent (2003-05)
Clarke, James (2004-06)
Cobb, Ned (1980-81)
Cooke, Nick (2004-07)
Cooper, Stephen (1993)
Cope, Butch (1981)
Cothran, Mike (1981)
Courtney, Drew (2004-07)
Coutal, Chris (1985-88)
Craven, Travis (2002)
Creaghan, Jamie (1999-2002)
Crowe, Burl (1983)
Cvitkovic, Zaljko (1988-91)
Dafivbiroro, E. (1987)
Darden, Kip (1986-88)
Darsan, Gary (1989-92)
Lander MVPs
1980 - Arvie Bennett
1981 - Grant Scurry
1982 - Jim Wescott
1983 - Rob Steiner
1984 - Russell Shelly
1985 - Chris Coutal
1986 - Chris Coutal
1987 - Frank Haynes
1988 - Frank Haynes
1989 - Gary Darsan
1990 - Frank Haynes
1991 - Louie Smothermon
1992 - Zach Pace
1993 - Stilian Shishkov
1994 - Stilian Shishkov
Marko Huttunen
1995 - Marko Huttunen
Dauchy, Clement (2011)
Daum, Garrett (2004-07)
Dauth, Jack (1982-83)
Davis, Ken (1989-91)
Davis, Tyler (2005-08)
Davison, Jamie (2007-10)
DeBlaey, Jan (2001)
Decoud, Roger (2000-02)
Decoud, Thierry (2000-02)
Deer, Hank (1983)
Dender, Rodney (1987-90)
Deutsch, Don (1995)
Devlin, Nick (2004)
Dickerson, Dallas (2011)
Dishman, Jason (2002)
Dobbins, Jeremey (2010-11)
Dodd, Paul (1998-2000)
Donnelley, Stuart (1993)
Douglass, Jay (1987)
Ducey, Zach (2003-06)
Dunbaker, K.C. (2006-09)
Durbin, Andrew (1991-94)
Eaddy, Jay (1983-85)
Edwards, James (2003)
Edwards, Wayne (1983)
Egeland, Kevin (1998)
Egger, Owen (1992-93)
Eisentrager, Ian (2000-01)
Elisor, Eddie (1983)
Elrod, Tony (1985-86)
Emmond, Mike (1983)
Enell, Per (2008-11)
Eskew, Josh (1998)
Evans, Jeff (1988-91)
Fabri, Chris (1989)
Feldt, Magnus (1986)
Fleming, Joe (1991-94)
1996 - Marko Huttunen
1997 - Milan Gaganelov
1998 - Ville Huttunen
1999 - Jukka Masalin
2000 - Paul Dodd
2001 - Scott Montgomery
2002 - Jamie Creaghan
2003 - Luke Ibbetson
2006 - Nick Cooke
2007 - Garrett Daum
2008 - Adam Arthur
2009 - Jamie Ramm
2010 - Craig Hughes
2011 - Clement Simonin
Flickinger, Michael (2000)
Floyd, Rowdy (1987-88)
Gaganelov, Milen (1997)
Garbowski, Jesse (2008)
Gasper, Caio (2008-09)
Getz, Jason (1998-2001)
Giacobbone, Giancarlo (2003-04)
Gibbons, Jean (1985)
Gonzales, Willie (1990)
Goranov, Marian (1997)
Gospic, Danijel (2000)
Griffen, Brian (1998)
Grigg, Bobby (1980)
Grounsell, Keith (1994)
Guerke, Andy (1980)
Guerrini, Daniel (2005-07)
Gunby, Kyle (1996-98)
Hale, Billy (2008)
Ham, Derek, (1989)
Hames, Michael (1998-2000)
Hamil, Jason (1996-97)
Hancock, Tim (1981)
Harcum, Emmett (2011)
Hardy, Knox (1993)
Hartley, Brandon (1993)
Haynes, Frank (1987-90)
Helmstedt, Stephan (1991)
Henderson, Charlie (1997)
Herrold, Bryan (1998)
Hildebrandt, Mike (2002)
Hillebrand, Tim (1985)
Hitaffer, Butch (1986)
Hobbs, Chris (2011)
Hocke, Timm (2010-11)
Horne, Craig (1995-97)
Horton, Jeremy (2001-02)
Howard, Todd (1990-91, 1993)
Howell, Doug (1983-86)
Howell, Tony (1985-88)
Hughes, Craig (2007-10)
Hughes, Johnny (2002)
Husbands, Noel (1989-92)
Huttunen, Marko (1994-97)
Huttunen, Ville (1997-99)
Ibbetson, Luke (2003-05)
Imholz, Mark (1982-83)
Imperati, Mario (1995)
Ingram, Chuck (1982-83)
Iontchev, Ivaylo (1999)
Jaaskela, Tero (1999)
Jackson, Glenn (2001)
Jackson, J.J. (1999)
Jankouskas, Brett (2011)
Jenkins, Trey (1981)
Jensen, Mathias (2011)
Johansson, Michael (2011)
Johnson, Todd (1981)
Johnston, Tyler (2008-11)
Jones, Ben (2007-10)
Jones, Lester (1984)
Jonsson, Kenneth (1995-96)
Kalisperis, Nick (1993-94)
Kelly, Dennis (1981)
Kelly, Tommy (1983)
Kent, Colin (2003-06)
Kimmer, Michael (1998, 2000)
King, Bernard (1993)
Kluszczynski, Tomasz (2001)
Kotilainen, Mikko (1999-2002)
Kovaleski, Ben (1993-95)
Kubu, Jeff (1985)
Kytomaki, Jukka (1996-99)
Lansivuori, Jiska (2003)
Latham, Rusty (1999)
Laudisi, Juan (2001)
Lawlor, Peter (1980)
Lawrence, Garfield (1987-90)
Leonard, Jimmy (1994-97)
Lewis, Darren (1986-87)
Linder, Sport (1989-91)
Lins, Max (1993-95)
Lippincott, Brian (1984-85)
Livingston, Troy (1984)
Lohr, Steve (1992)
Lovell, Erroll (1990)
Lozano, Carlos (2003-05)
Luckie, Mark (1986)
Ludewig, Andy (2010)
Lupisella, Tommy (1997-99)
Magennis, Stephen (2007-09)
Magera, Eric (1989-91)
Magun, Jared (1988)
Mahafee, Jim (1980)
Major, Rob (1993)
Mallison, Ben (2002)
Martin, Matt (2001)
Martisek, Peter (2001-03)
Masalin, Jukka (1995-97, 1999)
Mason, Christian (2006-07)
Mastro, Gene (1995-96)
Mauldin, Charles (1994-97)
Lander All-Time Player List
Mauldin, Thomas (1996)
McCallum, Paul (2002-03)
McCarthy, Clark (2006-08)
McCarty, Mitch (1982-86)
McClendon, Jamie (1999-2002)
McCoy, Jimmy (1980-81)
McGee, Ron (2002-03)
McMahon, Whit (1997)
Meary, Jerome (2008)
Mentzer, Tad (1990-91, 1993)
Mgbor, Chiddy (2002-05)
Miller, Eric (2002)
Miller, Jason (1994-95)
Miller, Ryan (1993-95)
Mills, David (1984)
M'Murithi, Isaac (1980)
Montgomery, Scott (2001)
Moores, Ben (2008-011)
Moyon, Sebastien (1997-99)
Moyon, Stephane (1988-91)
Mufuka, Howard (1980)
Murph, Leon (1993)
Neary, Vince (1984)
Nelson, Thomas (1984)
Newton, Patrick (2000-02)
Nickel, Mike (1999)
Nickell, Adam (2000-02)
Nickles, Brad (1991-94)
Nicolson, Ruari (2009)
Nieminen, Ossi (2006)
Nnadi, Ife (2003-06)
Nobrega, Rudolfo (1997)
Nupen, Thomas (1998-2001)
Nyberg, Jocke (1996)
O’Brien, Craig (2011)
Ophori, David (1987)
Osmond, Matthew (2011)
Owen, Mick (1982)
Pace Zach (1990-91, 1993)
Panzella, Jim (2002)
Parker, Fred (2008, 10-11)
Parnell, Ben (1998-99)
Patterson, David (1995)
Payne, Ashton (1990-91, 1993)
Pearson, Ted (1983)
Peck, Ryan (2002-05)
Peek, Jason (1991, 1993)
Pethick, Alex (2007-10)
Petrov, Martin (2004)
Pitts, Kevin (1994-1997)
Playle, Scott (2008-11)
Pope, Mark (1984-86)
Potts, Dylan (2008-09)
Price, Jesse (2005)
Probst, Zachary (2000)
Proctor, Richard (2001)
Ragan, Daniel (1995)
Ragan, Mike (1980)
Ramm, Jamie (2006-09)
Ramsey, James (1989)
Ramsey, Jeff (1992)
Rappold, Ed (1995-96)
Reddicks, Otis (1996-97)
Rehwaldt, Fred (1991)
Reid, Richard (1996-97)
Reutter, Steve (1985-88)
Reyes, Humberto (1999)
Ricciardone, Michael (2003)
Riehl, Brian (2011)
Riggs, Daniel (1993)
Roberts, E.J. (2001)
Robinson, Raurie (1997-2001)
Romig, Todd (1994-97)
Saldana, Frank (1986)
Matthew Bell takes a corner kick in an early 2012 game.
Salo, Teemu (2004)
Schanen, Pat (1985-88)
Schutz, Sven (1998)
Scott, Brock (2005)
Scurry, Grant (1980-82)
Seback, Tommy (1984)
Self, Vaughn (1984-85)
Setzer, Tony (1982-85)
Shea, Kevin (1982, 1984)
Shelley, Russell (1983-84)
Sherard, Kyle (1981)
Sherer, Richard (1983-86)
Shirley, Matt (2000-03)
Shishkov, Stilian (1993-95)
Shurden, Jonathan (2009-10)
Sicard, Ayub (2001)
Simmons, Chris (1986-87)
Simon, Garrett (1991)
Simonin, Clement (2011)
Skinner, Chris (1981)
Smith, Jason (1989)
Smith, Stephen (1980)
Smith, Tony (1980)
Smothermon, Louie (1988-91)
Sprinkle, Steve (1999-2002)
Sprowl, Greg (1980)
Squarize, Alex (1998-99)
Steiner, Robert (1983-85)
Sterghos, Nick (1980)
Stevens, Chip (1990)
Stoykov, Ivan (2006-09)
Strickland, Rob (1999-2002)
Suoniemi, Antii (2004-07)
Thomas, Michael (1989-90, 1994)
Thompson, Broadus (1983)
Thompson, Jack (2002-05)
Thompson, Jorge (1980)
Thomsons, Valdis (1995-96)
Thorman, Ryan (2005-07)
Timmerman, John (1984-87)
Tinder, Trent (1981)
Toivanen, Ville (2009-11)
Tompkins, David (1993-95)
Tripp, Will (1987-88)
Turbeville, Rob (1998)
Utter, Brad (1995, 1997)
Vachal, Clement (2011)
Vahjen, Brian (1998-2001)
Vahjen, Michael (1995-98)
Varis, Atte (1996)
Vickers, Corey (2004-06)
Voorhis, Greg (1991-94)
Vorlick, John (1993)
Walicke, Adam (1996)
Waters, Bill (1980-81)
Wedemyer, Tim (1980)
Wescott, Jim (1981-82)
Wheeler, Robert (1983)
Wilhelm, Michael (1987-88)
Wilson, Eric (1983)
Winchester, Gary (2002-04)
Winskill, David (2008-09)
Withers, Clint (1998-2001)
Wolf, Adam (2010)
Wolfe, Andrew (2009)
Wood, Tim (1980-81)
Woods, Bailey (1983-84)
Wratchford, Charles (1998-2001)
Wren, Kevin (1994-97)
Wright, Matt (1998-2002)
Wynne, Chris (1988-91)
Young, Chris (1998)
Young, Al (1984-85)
Brett Jankouskas heads the ball against Georgia Southwestern
Player Honors
NSCAA NCAA All-American
Bell, Billy Hale, Jamie Davison
2009 - Adam Arthur, Player of the Year; Adam Arthur, Jamie
Ramm, Craig Hughes
2010 - Aaron Brittain, Jamie Davison, Craig Hughes
2011 - Clement Simonin
1993 - First team: Stilian Shishkov
1994 - First team: Stilian Shishkov
1995 - Second team: Stilian Shishkov, David Tompkins
1996 - First team: Anton Brown
1997 - First team: Anton Brown
2000 - Third team: Paul Dodd
2001 - First team: Scott Montgomery, Mikko Kotilainen
2004 - Second team: Luke Ibbetson
2005 - First team: Luke Ibbetson
2006 - First team: Nick Cooke; Third team: Adam Arthur
2007 - Second team: Jamie Ramm
2008 - Second team: Adam Arthur
NSCAA NAIA All-Americans
1985 - Robert Steiner
1986 - Chris Coutal
1987 - Honorable mention: Chris Coutal, Maurice Alibey
1989 - Maurice Alibey
1990 - Maurice Alibey
1991 - Ashton Payne, Gary Darsan, Louie Smothermon
NSCAA NAIA All-South Team
NCAA All-Peach Belt
1991 - Louie Smothermon, Ashton Payne, Gary Darsan
1992 - Ashton Payne, Zach Pace, Gary Darsan
1993 - Stilian Shishkov, Player of the Year
1994 - Stilian Shishkov, Player of the Year; Andrew Durbin,
David Tompkins, Greg Voorhis
1995 - Stilian Shishkov, Player of the Year; Marko Huttunen,
Kenneth Jonsson, Kevin Pitts, David Tompkins, Jukka Masalin
1996 - Anton Brown, Player of the Year; Marko Huttunen,
Jukka Masalin, Richard Reid
1997 - Anton Brown, Milan Gagenlov, Kevin Pitts
1998 - Ville Huttunen
1999 - Paul Dodd, Ville Huttunen, Rob Strickland
2000 - Paul Dodd, Jamie Creaghan, Rob Strickland
2001 - Scott Montgomery, Mikko Kotilainen, Jamie Creaghan
2002 - Jamie Creaghan, Mikko Kotilainen
2003 - Luke Ibbetson, Peter Martisek, Jiska Lansivouri
2005 - Luke Ibbetson, Player of the Year; Carlos Lozano
2006 - Nick Cooke, Player of the Year; Adam Arthur, Garrett
Daum, Jamie Ramm
2007 - Aaron Brittian, Nick Cooke, Garrett Daum
2008 - Aaron Brittain, Player of the Year; Adam Arthur, Martyn
1988 - Second team: Chris Coutal, Frank Haynes; Third team:
Maurice Alibey
1991 - First team: Ashton Payne, Gary Darsan
NAIA All-District 6
1985 - First team: Robert Steiner; Second team: Steve Reutter,
Tony Howell, Chris Coutal
1986 - First team: Chris Coutal; Second team: Darrin Lewis,
Tony Howell
1988 - First team: Chris Coutal, Frank Haynes, Maurice Alibey; Second team: Steve Reutter
1989 - First team: Maurice Alibey, Gary Darsan, Louie Smothermon
1990 - First team: Ashton Payne, Louie Smothermon, Maurice
Alibey; Second team: Chris Wynne, Tad Mentzer
1991 - Louie Smothermon, Player of the Year; Gary Darsan,
Sport Linder, Ashton Payne
Steve Reutter
Robert Steiner
Darrin Lewis
Tony Howell
Chris
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1985
NAIA All-District 6
1985
NAIA All-District 6
1986
NAIA All-District 6
1985, ’87
NAIA All-District 6
1985, ’86, ’87
NAIA All-District 6
Frank Haynes
Maurice Alibey
Gary Darsan
Sport Linder
Louie Smothermon
1988
NAIA All-District 6
1988, ’88, ’90
NAIA All-District 6
1989, ’91
NAIA All-District 6
1991, ’92 All-Peach Belt
1991
NAIA All-District 6
1989, ’90, ’91
NAIA All-District 6
1991 All-Peach Belt
Ashton Payne
Tad Mentzer
Chris Wynne
Zach Pace
Stilian Shishkov
1990, ’91
NAIA All-District 6
1991, ’92 All-Peach Belt
1990
NAIA All-District 6
1990
NAIA All-District 6
1992
All-Peach Belt
1993, ’94, ’95
All-Peach Belt
Andrew Durbin
David Thompkins
Greg Voorhis
Marko Huttunen
Kenneth
K
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Jonsson
1994
All-Peach Belt
1994, '95
All-Peach Belt
1994
All-Peach Belt
1995, '96
All-Peach Belt
1995
All-Peach Belt
Kevin Pitts
Jukka Masalin
Anton Brown
Richard Reid
Milen Gaganelov
1995, '97
All-Peach Belt
1995, '96
All-Peach Belt
1996, '97
All-Peach Belt
1996
All-Peach Belt
1997
All-Peach Belt
Ville H
Vill
Huttunen
tt
Paul Dodd
Rob Strickland
Jamie Creaghan
Scott Montgomery
1998, '99
All-Peach Belt
1999, '00
All-Peach Belt
1999, '00
All-Peach Belt
2000, '01, '02
All-Peach Belt
2001
All-Peach Belt
Mikko Kotilainen
Luke Ibbetson
Peter Martisek
Jiska Lansivouri
Carlos Lozano
2001, '02
All-Peach Belt
2003, '04, '05
All-Peach Belt
2003
All-Peach Belt
2003
All-Peach Belt
2005
All-Peach Belt
Nick Cooke
Adam Arthur
Garrett Daum
Jamie Ramm
Aaron B
A
Brittian
itti
2006, '07
All-Peach Belt
2006, '08, '09
All-Peach Belt
2006, '07
All-Peach Belt
2006, '09
All-Peach Belt
2007, '08, '10
All-Peach Belt
Martyn Bell
Billy Hale
Jamie Davison
Craig Hughes
Clement Simonin
2008
All-Peach Belt
2008
All-Peach Belt
2008, '10
All-Peach Belt
2009, '10
All-Peach Belt
2011
All-Peach Belt
Pe a c h B e l t
Players of the Year
Stilian Shishkov
Anton Brown
'93 '94 95
'96
Nick Cook
Aaron Brittian
'06
'08
Luke Ibbetson
'05
Adam Arthur
'09
Peach Belt Conference/Post-Season Play
2011
First Round - UNC Pembroke 2, Lander 1
2010
First Round - Lander 4, UNC Pembroke 1
Second Round - Flagler 2, Lander 0
2009
First Round - Lander 2, USC Aiken 0
Second Round - Lander 2, Clayton State 1
Championship - Lander 2, Flagler 2 (Lander wins shootout)
2008
First Round - Lander 5, Georgia Southwestern 0
Second Round - Lander 3, USC Aiken 1
Championship - Francis Marion 1, Lander 0
2007
First Round - Lander 5, Georgia Southwestern 0
Second Round - Lander 5, UNC Pembroke 1
Championship - Clayton State 3, Lander 2 (OT)
2006
First Round -Lander 2, Georgia Southwestern 1
Second Round - Lander 2, USC Upstate 1
Championship - Lander 1, USC Aiken 0
2005
First Round - North Georgia 2, Lander 1
2004
First Round - Lander 1, North Florida 0
Second Round - UNC Pembroke 2, Lander 1
2003
First Round - Lander 2, Francis Marion 1
Second Round - UNC Pembroke 3, Lander 2
2002
First Round - Lander 4, Clayton State 0
Second Round - Lander 2, Francis Marion 1
Championship - USC Spartanburg 3, Lander 0
2001
First Round - Lander 1, Francis Marion 0
Second Round - Lander 2, UNC Pembroke 1 (OT)
2000
Second Round - Clayton State 2, Lander 1
1999
First Round - Lander 3, UNC Pembroke 1
Second Round - USC Spartanburg 2, Lander 1 (OT)
1998
First Round - Francis Marion 1, Lander 0 (OT)
1997
Second Round - Lander 5, Francis Marion 2 (OT)
1996
Championship - Lander 4, UNC Pembroke 1
1995
Championship - USC Spartanburg 3, Lander 1 (OT)
1994
Second Round - Lander 5, Francis
Marion 0
Championship - USC Spartanburg 2,
Lander 1
1993
Second Round - Lander 5, Augusta
State 4 (OT)
Championship - USC Spartanburg 2,
Lander 1 (OT)
1992
First Round - Lander 1, Pembroke State 0
Second Round - USC Spartanburg 3, Lander 1
1991
Championship - Lander 2, USC Spartanburg 1 (OT)
PBC Tournament Opponents
Opponent
Augusta State
Clayton State
Flagler
Francis Marion
Georgia Southwestern
UNC Pembroke
North Florida
North Georgia
USC Aiken
USC Spartanburg
Totals
W
1
2
1
8
3
6
1
0
5
2
29
L
0
2
1
2
0
3
0
1
0
8
17
PBC All-Tournament Team
2009 - Jamie Ramm MVP, Craig Hughes, Samy Beydoun, Matthew Atkinson
2008 - Adam Arthur, Craig Hughes, Jamie Ramm
2007 - Aaron Brittain, Jamie Ramm, Ryan Thoran
2006 - Jamie Ramm MVP, Garrett Daum, Tyler Davis, Colin
Kent
2005 - Zach Ducey
2004 - Zach Ducey, Carlos Lozano
2003 - Carlos Lozano, Chiddy Mgbor
2002 - Jamie Creaghan, Johnny Hughes, Mikko Kotilainen
2001 - Jamie Creaghan, Mikko Koitilainen, Scott Montgomery
2000 - Roger Decoud, Ian Eisentrager
1999 - Jukka Masalin, Rob Strickland
1998 - Josh Eskew
1997 - Marko Huttunen MVP, Milen Gaganelov, Rudolpha
Nobrega, Kevin Pitts
1996 - Marko Huttunen MVP, Jukka Masalin, Kevin Pitts, Otis
Reddicks
1995 - Marko Huttunen, Ryan Miller, David Tompkins
1994 - Charles Mauldin, Brad Nickles, David Tompkins
1993 - Joe Fleming, Tad Mentzer, Stilian Shishkov
1992 - Eric Magera, Zack Pace
1991 - Noel Husbands MVP, Noel Auguste, Gary Darsan,
Louis Smothermon
Lander University at a Glance
L
ander University has been providing educational
and cultural opportunities to the people of
Greenwood County since 1904, when Lander relocated to Greenwood from Williamston, S.C. Founded in
Williamston in 1872 as a women’s college, Lander is
now a coeducational, state-assisted university offering
majors, minors and emphases in more than 60 areas of
study.
Among the degrees offered by Lander are the bachelor of arts, the bachelor of science, the M.Ed. in Montessori education, the M.A.T. with concentration in art
and M.Ed in Teaching and Learning.
Lander is fully accredited by the Commission on
Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
The following programs are accredited by their state
and national accrediting agencies: athletic training,
music, business administration, nursing, teacher education, Montessori program and visual arts.
Full-time enrollment is approximately 3,100 with
a student body representing 29 states and 17 foreign
countries. The College of Business and Public Affairs
enrolls the largest number of majors, followed by the
College of Education. Lander has an exceptionally
strong science program, and more than 90 percent of
those applying to medical school in recent years have
been accepted. Students in Lander’s engineering dual
degree program have a 100 percent acceptance rate at
Clemson.
Located in the heart of Greenwood, Lander serves
as the cultural focal point of the area. Our Cultural
Center houses Lander’s Fine Arts programs and this
state-of-the-art facility is also the home of the Greenwood-Lander Performing Arts series.
Events for community residents of all ages are hosted by the university. These include the Scholastic Art
Awards Competition for junior and senior high school
artists throughout South Carolina; a high school theatre festival and Fine Arts study tours.
Lander athletics teams have reaped honors at both
the district and national levels, including 12 national
championships in men’s tennis. A member of the
NCAA Division II, Lander plays in the Peach Belt
Conference and sponsors teams in men’s and women’s
basketball, golf, soccer and tennis; men’s baseball; and
women’s softball and volleyball.
The university’s 130,000-square-foot John Drum-
Lander Vice Presidents
David Mash
Academic Affairs
Adam Taylor
Governmental Relations
Glenda Ridgely
Business and Administration
Randy Bouknight
Student Affairs
mond Complex, which
houses the Finis Horne
Arena and the Joe V.
Chandler Physical Education and Exercise Studies
Center, opened in 1993,
and basketball fans can
watch the Bearcats play in
the 2,500-seat arena.
The entrance to Lander,
the 300-bed Centennial
Ralph Patterson
Hall dormitory and the
University Advancement
Equestrian Center were recently completed. Lander has also recently redesigned
and expanded the campus dining hall.
The Jeff May Complex, which houses the baseball,
soccer, softball and tennis programs, opened in Fall
2011.
Lander Athletics Personnel
Jeff May
Athletics Director
Chris Anderson
Baseball Assistant
Kent Atkins
Head Athletic Trainer
Ch
i Ayer
A
Chris
Women’s Soccer
Chipper Bagwell
Assistant AD/Golf
Cheryl Bell
Assistant AD/SWA
Sophia Bondies
Assistant Trainer
Jeff Burkhamer
Men’s Basketball
Joe Cabri
Tennis Coach Emeritus
Dr. John Cathcart
Team Orthopedist
Kathy Cochran
Athletics Support
S
Susan
Going
G i
NCAA/FAR
Steve Grogan
Assistant AD
Kevin Pederson
Women’s Basketball
Kim Schoolfield
Cheerleaders
Dr. David Sealy
Team Physician
DeCole Shoemate
W. Basketball Asst.
Brett Simpson
M&W Tennis
Steve Roberts
M. Basketball Asst.
Kermit Smith
Baseball
Ashley Stathas
Volleyball
B b Stoner
St
Bob
Sports Information
Bryan Wells
Assistant Trainer
Tina Whitlock
Softball
Van Taylor
Men’s Soccer
K
Kurtt Swygert
S
t
Softball Assistant
About Lander
Lander Academics
Small class sizes, individual attention and accomplished professsors are Lander’s trademarks for outstanding education. Throughoout their time at Lander, students are encouraged to explore paths
iin the humanities, sciences and arts. Lander provides students the
oopportunity to turn their goals into reality!
Faculty
L
Lander’s
150 full-time faculty members with excellent academic
ccredentials have trained in some of America’s finest graduate
sschools. The majority of our faculty hold terminal degrees in their
aareas from renowned universities in the United States and around
tthe world.
Faculty and Students
W the University’s 18:1 student/faculty ratio, the professors
With
aare more than teachers -- they are advisers who help students define their career goals, and friends who encourage them to work
ddiligently toward these goals. Lander’s faculty and staff offer
eeach student a personal invitation to learn, to discover, to grow
aand to accept life’s challenges with excitement and determination.
MAJORS
Athletic Training
Biology
Genetics
Medical Technology
Business Administration
Accounting
Finance/Economics
Health Care Management
Management/Marketing
Chemistry
Computer Information Systems
Networking
Software Development
Criminal Justice Management
(Online only)
Early Childhood Education*
Montessori
Elementary Education*
Engineering
(Dual Degree with Clemson University)
Chemistry
Mathematics
English*
Professional Writing
Environmental Science
Exercise Science
History*
Mass Communication and Theatre
Mass Communication
Theatre
Mathematics*
Music*
Nursing
B.S.N. Completion for Registered Nurs-
Physical Education*
Political Science
Public Administration
Psychology
Sociology - Criminal Justice
Spanish
Special Education*
Visual Arts
Graphic Design
* Teacher Certification Available
MINORS
African-American Studies
Anthropology
Art History
Biology
Business Administration
Chemistry
Child and Family Studies
Dance
Economics
Electronic Art
English
English - Professional Writing
Environmental Science
French
History
Information Technology
International Business
International Studies
Latin-American Studies
Leadership
Mass Communication
Mathematics
Military Science and Leadership
Music
Musical Theatre
Philosophy
Political Science
Pre-Law
Psychology
Public Administration
Religion
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre
Therapeutic Horsemanship
Visual Arts
PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS
Pre-Dentistry
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Occupational Therapy
Pre-Optometry
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Physician’s Assistant
Pre-Veterinary Medicine
GRADUATE STUDIES
Master of Arts in Teaching (Art)
Master of Education in Montessori Education
Master of Education in Teaching and Learning
Diverse Learners
Exercise & Sports Studies
Instructional Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
About Lander
HISTORY
Lander University was founded by Methodist clergyman
Samuel Lander in 1872 as Williamston Female College in Williamston, S.C. It remained a private institution for 26 years. In
1898, the College gained support of the South Carolina Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. In 1904, the
College was relocated to Greenwood, S.C., and was renamed
Lander College in honor of its founder.
In 1948, when the Methodist Conference, pursuant to a policy
of consolidation in its education efforts, decided to end support
of Lander College, interested citizens of Greenwood formed The
Lander Foundation as a nonprofit corporation and leased the
College from the Church.
In 1951, the county of Greenwood obtained the College name
and property from
the Methodist
Conference. The
South Carolina
General Assembly
created the Greenwood County
Education Commission, known
as The Lander
Foundation, to
serve as the board
of control for the
College. Lander
thus became the
only four-year liberal arts college in
the United States
to be controlled
and financed by
a county government.
On July 1, 1973, Lander College came under the control of the
Board of Trustees of the State Colleges of South Carolina, making Lander a state-supported college. The State College Board of
Trustees governed Lander, the College of Charleston and Francis
Marion College. Effective July 1, 1988, governance of Lander
was vested in the Lander College Board of Trustees.
On July 1, 1992, by action of the Board of Trustees, the institution became Lander University.
Lander was founded as a college for women. Men were admitted in 1943, and the institution is now completely coeducational.
Lander University subscribes to a policy of equal educational
and employment opportunity for all.
Mission Statement
Grounded in the belief that education is a liberating force
which makes it possible for an individual to live a life of
meaningful activity, of personal satisfaction, and of service to
others as a neighbor and a citizen, Lander University has chosen
teaching and learning as its principal concerns and providing
a challenging education for qualified students as its mission.
Through its liberal arts programs and its professional schools for
business, education and nursing, the university offers an undergraduate curriculum that combines a broad liberal education with
specialized study leading either to immediate application in a
career or to more advanced study. The undergraduate programs
provide opportunities for students to achieve competence in a
major discipline and to explore a broad core curriculum designed
to assist them in developing the ability (1) to gather and critically analyze information from a variety of fields and to use that
information as a basis for reasoned judgments and for effective
problem solving, (2) to synthesize diverse ideas and information,
and (3) to understand and convey ideas clearly. In addition to its
undergraduate programs, Lander provides a limited number of
m
master’s
programs
a post-graduate
and
c
courses
that
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respond
to critic needs of the
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immediate
region
a the state. Supand
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porting
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role as a
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teaching
institut
tion
and recognizi that scholaring
s
ship
is essential
t establishing
to
a maintaining
and
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excellence
of ins
struction,
Lander
f
faculty
engage
i scholarly and
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creative
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t their teaching
to
fields. In addition, the faculty and staff recognize Lander’s responsibility to the
public and to the local economy; therefore, the university serves
as an intellectual and cultural center and cooperates with various
agencies, schools and businesses.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Lander University has over 60 organizations and clubs, each
offering students different opportunities. The choices, challenges
and opportunities students face by participating in these organizations will assist them in classes and will allow them to meet new
friends and socialize with old friends. There are many different
areas to choose from, such as academic organizations, clubs
and interest groups, media organizations, club sports, honorary societies, religious organizations, and Greek fraternities and
sororities.
About Lander
L
ander’s beautiful 190-acre campus is a combination of
contemporary and traditional facilities, and the campus is
continually growing and changing. Lander boasts a 275,000 item
library, the Josephine B. Abney Cultural Center with a beautiful
art gallery and 700-seat auditorium, contemporary classrooms
and a well-equipped Student Center. Lander’s math and science
building is equipped with the most advanced equipment and laboratories. Home of Lander basketball, our physical education/athletics complex provides classrooms, a basketball arena, an indoor
pool, racquetball courts, an indoor track and a weight room.
Lander is a state-assisted coeducational university with an
enrollment of approximately 3,100. Founded in 1872, Lander
is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s- and
master’s-level degrees.
Greenwood - The Emerald City
Greenwood is among the top 10 largest cities in South Carolina
with a population of 23,000 and a county population exceeding
66,000. It is located near the Piedmont Plateau in western South
Carolina. Greenwood is three to four hours west of the beautiful
South Carolina beaches and two to four hours southeast of the
popular Blue Ridge Mountains.
Greenwood’s climate generally allows for year-round enjoyment of the outdoors! At Lake Greenwood, you’ll find public
boat landings, bait and tackle shops, fishing piers, picnic and
swimming areas, campsites, a variety of restaurants and the
Greenwood State Park. For sports enthusiasts, there are many
beautifully manicured golf courses in the area as well as Lander’s
Joe Chandler Physical Education and Exercise Studies Center, the
YMCA and the Greenwood Civic Center.
The Greenwood Museum has a variety of exhibits and has
twice been recognized as the S.C. Tourist Attraction of the Year in
its category. Lander’s Monsanto Gallery receives over 500 visitors monthly to view exhibits of Southeastern artists. The Greenwood Community Theatre offers plays and musicals throughout
the year, including children’s theatre. And the Greenwood-Lander
Performing Arts sponsors an annual series of concerts and events
that brings international music, dance and theatre to Lander’s
Josephine B. Abney Cultural Center stage.
SUPPORT SERVICES
Lander offers a number of progams to ensure that all students
reach their highest potential inside and outside of the classroom.
These services are free to the students and we encourage every
student to take advantage of them. They often make the difference when a student is encountering difficulties in college.
Academic Success Center
The Academic Success Center (ASC) provides quality services
to students and faculty through a variety of retention efforts.
These efforts include peer tutoring, academic advising for
high-risk students, advising seminars for faculty, an intervention
program for students on academic probation (SASP), one-on-
one mentoring, study skills classes (College Seminar 101), high
school-to-college transition programs for incoming freshmen, and
advisement/registration assistance to incoming and future transfer
students. Additionally, the Academic Success Center offers
placement and CLEP testing and preparation for PRAXIS exams
(Education major only). Furthermore, the Academic Success Center coordinates the accommodations for students with disabilities
in conjunction with the Wellness Center.
Career Services
The Office of Career Services provides education, counseling,
information and assistance to Lander students in areas that are
related to career choices and employment opportunities. These
services include individual career counseling, career fairs, interest
preference testing, career Internet lab and library, graduate school
resources, on-campus interviews, career presentations (resume'
writing, interviewing skills, etc.) and a part-time/full-time job
posting service.
Counseling Services
Offices within the Department of Counseling Services exist in order to help prevent problems, or to assist students in
dealing with problems once they occur. Personal counseling is
available at no charge on an individual, confidential basis to any
student experiencing difficulties such as low morale, relationship
problems, time management pressures, alcohol or drug abuse, or
poor academic performance. Personal counseling is accessible by
appointment or on a walk-in basis for students.
LANDER’S CAMPUS LIFE
Residence Life
Lander’s residence halls offer an ideal living environment for
student’s right on campus. Besides the convenience of living
close, residence life allows students to encounter a full college
experience. Meeting new friends, living away from home and no
monthly bills are just a few advantages to residence life. Lander’s
campus is also safe, friendly and convenient with parking areas
outside each residence hall.
Safety
Lander University provides a 24-hour certified police force to
enforce federal, state, and local laws, and university rules and
regulations. They also administer the university vehicle registration and parking policies and offer educational and crime prevention programs for students, faculty and staff.
Lander also has a formal Emergency Action Plan which establishes procedures that will aid officials in determining the best
use of resources to manage disasters, minimize loss of life and
injury, and protect resources and facilities. Officers are available
to escort students, faculty and staff as a safety precaution to and
from areas on campus. Twenty seven emergency speaker telephones are located across campus. These phones are wired with
emergency buttons that will automatically dial University Police.
About Lander
Clubs and Organizations
Academic Organizations
American Chemical Society
Art Alliance
Council for Exceptional Children
Environmental Science Student Organization (ESSO)
Lander Association for the Education of Young Children
Lander Professional Business Society
LU Student Nurses Association (LUSNA)
Mathematical Association of America
Music Educators National Conference (MENC)
PEES Club
Political Science Association
Psychology Club
Sociology Club
Spanish Club
Clubs & Interests Groups
African American Student Nursing Association
Bearcat Ultimate Frisbee
College Republicans
Dephine Dance Group
Lander Anime and Manga Society
Lander Cinema Club
Lander Dancers
Lander Lacrosse Club
Lander Rugby Club
Lander Swim Club
Lander University Chess Club
Lander University College Democrats
Minorities on the Move
People to People International
Political Science Association
Residence Hall Association
Rotaract Club of Lander University
Media
Art Alliance
New Voices (literary magazine)
The Forum/Online (college newspaper)
The Review (literary and art magazine)
XLR Lander Radio (campus radio station)
Music Groups
Brass Ensemble
Chamber Strings
Guitar Ensemble
Jazz Combo
Jazz Ensemble
Percussion Ensemble
Piano Ensemble
Wind Ensemble
Woodwind Ensemble
Old Main Singers
University Singers
Greek Organizations
Interfraternity Council
National Pan-Hellenic Council
National Panhellenic Conference
Fraternities
Alpha Tau Omega
Kappa Alpha Psi
Phi Beta Sigma
Pi Kappa Phi
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Sororities
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Delta Sigma Theta
Gamma Phi Beta
Phi Mu
Zeta Phi Beta
Zeta Tau Alpha
Honorary Societies
Alpha Chi (all disciplines)
Alpha Psi Omega (theatre)
Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society
Beta Gamma Sigma (business)
Blue Key Honor Society
Delta Omicron (music)
Kappa Delta Phi (education)
Phi Alpha Theta (history)
Sigma Tau Delta (English)
Sigma Theta Tau (nursing)
Religious Organizations
Baptist Collegiate Ministry
Chi Alpha Omega
Chi Sigma
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
IMPACT
Lander-Greenwood Wesley Foundation
Lutheran Campus Ministry
Young Life
University Sponsored
Bearcat Dance Team
Lander University Cheerleaders
Lander University Equestrian Team
Presidential Ambassadors
Student Government Association
University Program Council
The Peach Belt Conference
Home of 32 national championships and counting
Lander University is a proud member of the Peach
Belt Conference, which formed in 1991-92 and is
based in Augusta, Ga.
The conference hosts championships in men’s
baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis
and track, and women’s basketball, cross country, golf
soccer, softball, tennis, track and volleyball.
The idea for the formation of the PBC was discussed in November 1988 in Greenville, S.C., with 11
schools represented. Five of the colleges at that first
meeting, along with two other schools, formed the new conference when USC
Aiken hosted another meeting on Dec. 3, 1989.
The 14 current PBC members are: Armstrong Atlantic State University,
Augusta State University, Clayton State University, Columbus State University, Flagler University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State
University, Georgia Southwestern, Lander University, Montevallo University,
the University of North Carolina at Pembroke, North Georgia College & State
University, USC Aiken and Young Harris College.
Visit the Peach Belt Conference website at www.peachbeltconference.org.
The NCAA
Lander is one of 254 institutions that are members of NCAA
Division II.
The NCAA is a voluntary association of about 1,200 colleges
and universities, athletic conferences and sports organizations
devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.
The colleges, universities and athletic conferences that make
up the NCAA appoint volunteer representatives who serve on committees that
introduce and vote on rules called bylaws.
The members also establish programs to govern, promote and further the
purposes and goals of intercollegiate athletics. The membership is divided into
three main divisions: Division I, II and III. Each NCAA division has a separate
governing structure and membership representatives from each division that
serve on associationwide committees. Visit the NCAA at www.ncaa.org.
www.landerbearcats.com
“To be a member of a Lander University intercollegiate team is both a privilege and a responsibility. We expect and demand that our student-athletes
excel in the classroom as well as on the courts and fields and that they
perform with pride, poise and proper conduct. Character, citizenship and a
spirit of volunteerism are also expected of those who compete on behalf of
Lander University. We believe that these self-discipline activities will assist
all student-athletes in obtaining a degree and will equally benefit them in
becoming contributing members of society.”
--Jeff May, Athletics Director
Lander University Athletics
would like to thank the
following businesses,
corporations and friends
for their support.
Aramark
Ballentine Ford
Bojangles
Burton Center
C.E. Bourne
Century Link
Chick-Fil-A
Countybank
CPW
Diamond Springs
Dixie Drive-In
Elliott Davis and Company, L.L.C.
Greenwood Country Club
Gunnell’s Marine
Howard’s On Main
Jameson Inn
Lakelands Orthopaedic Clinic
Lander Alumni Association
Little Pigs
Lloyd Roofing
M&M Tire
McDonald, Patrick, Baggett,
Poston &Hemphill, LLP
McDonald’s
Palmetto Treasures
Papa John’s Pizza
Pepsi
Quality Chrysler
Rainbow Signs
Regency Park
Ro-Mac Trophies
Savannah Lakes
Sims Concrete
Snead Builders
Sports Break
The Links at Stoney Point
The Patriot Golf Club at Grand
Harbor
Zaxby’s
....More about Lander!!
To discover
more about Lander
call
1-888-4LANDER
www.lander.edu
THE UNIVERSITY: Lander is a state-assisted, coeducational university with approximately 3,100 students. Founded in 1872, Lander
is fully accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
LOCATION: Greenwood is located near the middle of the
Piedmont Plateau in western South Carolina. It is 74 miles west of Columbia, S.C., 55 miles south of Greenville, S.C., 121 miles southwest of
Charlotte, N.C., and 155 miles east of Atlanta, Ga. Greenwood
is also three to four hours west of the South Carolina beaches
and two to four hours southeast of the popular Blue Ridge
Mountains.
SIZE: Greenwood is the ninth largest city in
South Carolina with a population near 30,000.
Greenwood County’s population exceeds 65,000.
FACULTY: Our faculty is made up of 150 fulltime faculty members with excellent academic credentials
who have trained in some of America’s finest graduate schools. The majority
of faculty members hold terminal degrees from universities in the United
States and around the world.
STUDENTS: Represented in our student body are students from
every county in South Carolina, from 29 states and 18 foreign countries. The Lander student body consists of 32.8 percent minority students. Sixty eight percent of the student body is female and 32 percent
is male.
PROGRAMS: There are over 60 programs of undergraduate study as
well as master’s degree programs in Montessori education and in teachg with art emphasis.
p
ing
Chris Hobbs scored three goals
against Georgia Southwestern on
Sept. 15, 2012 to lead the Bearcats to
a 4-3 Peach Belt Conference victory
at the Jeff May Complex.
Lander Athletics Directory
Lander Executive Officers
Area Code (864)
Jeff May, Athletics Director ......................................................................................388-8314
Chris Anderson, assistant baseball ............................................................................388-8046
Kent Atkins, assistant AD/athletics trainer ...............................................................388-8818
Chris Ayer, women’s soccer ......................................................................................388-8694
Chipper Bagwell, assistant AD/golf coach ...............................................................388-8758
Cheryl Bell, assistant AD/NCAA/SWA ....................................................................388-8316
Sophia Bonadies , assistant athletics trainer .............................................................388-8281
Jeff Burkhamer, men’s basketball .............................................................................388-8960
Dr. John Cathcart, team orthopedist ..........................................................................227-3213
Kathy Cochran, athletics support ..............................................................................388-8314
Susan Going, NCAA/FAR ........................................................................................388-8365
Steve Grogan, assistant AD for Jeff May Complex/Bearcat Club director ..............388-8350
Kevin Pederson, women’s basketball .......................................................................388-8257
Steve Roberts, assistant men’s basketball .................................................................388-8026
Kim Schoolfield, cheerleading/dance .......................................................................388-8770
Dr. Dave Sealy, team physician ................................................................................227-4691
DeCole Shoemate, assistant women’s basketball .....................................................388-8725
Brett Simpson, men’s/women’s tennis ......................................................................388-8773
Kermit Smith, baseball..............................................................................................388-8961
Ashley Stathas, volleyball.........................................................................................388-8963
Bob Stoner, assistant AD for sports media ...............................................................388-8962
Van Taylor, men’s soccer ..........................................................................................388-8291
Bryan Wells, assistant athletics trainer......................................................................388-8170
Tina Whitlock, softball..............................................................................................388-8691
Athletics Fax number ................................................................................................388-8889
President
Dr. Daniel Ball
VP for Academic Affairs
Dr. David Mash
VP for Governmental Relations
Adam Taylor
VP for Business and Administration
Glenda Ridgely
VP for University Advancement
Ralph Patterson
VP for Student Affairs
Randy Bouknight
Athletics Director
Jeff May
2012 Lander Men's Soccer Schedule
Date
Sept. 1
Sept. 4
Sept. 7
Sept. 12
Sept. 15
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Sept. 29
Oct. 3
Oct. 6
Oct. 10
Oct. 13
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 27
Time
1:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
3:30
4:00
7:30
4:30
7:00
1:00
7:00
1:00
4:30
7:00
7:00
Opponent
Newberry
Pfeiffer
North Greenville
Wingate
*Georgia Southwestern
Limestone
*USC Aiken
*Montevallo
*UNC Pembroke
*Clayton State
Erskine
*Flagler
*Young Harris
*North Georgia
*Francis Marion
Site
Greenwood, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Tigerville, S.C.
Wingate, N.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Gaffney, S.C.
Aiken, S.C.
Montevallo, Ala.
Greenwood, S.C.
Morrow, Ga.
Due West, S.C.
Greenwood, S.C.
Young Harris, Ga.
Greenwood, S.C.
Florence, S.C.
*Denote Peach Belt Conference match
NCAA National Tournament Appearances: 1996, 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
NCAA Southeast Region Champions: 2001, 2005
Peach Belt Conference Regular-Season Champions: 1991, 1993, 1995, 1996, 2006, 2010
Peach Belt Conference Tournament Champions: 1991, 1996, 2006, 2009
NAIA Final Four: 1991
NAIA District 6 Champions: 1987, 1990, 1991
23 NSCAA All-Americans • 62 All-Peach Belt Conference Players

All-Time Player Honors

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