Centenary College of Louisiana Soccer Media Guide

18 Pages·1993·7.4 MB·English

by  Centenary College of Louisiana Athletic Department

1993 CENTENARY GENTS SOCCER SCHEDULE
Day Date Opponent Site Time
Saturday September 4 St. Edward's Home 5:00
Monday September 6 Hardin-Simmons Abilene, TX 3:00
Friday September 10 %Texas Christian Austin, TX 5:30
Saturday September 11 %Pan American Austin, TX 3:00
Sunday September 12 %Toumament Finals Austin, TX TBA
Saturday September 18 *Stetson Home 3:00
Monday September 20 * Florida International Home 3:00
Wednesday September 22 Texas Christian Home 4:00
Saturday September 25 Jacksonville Mobile, AL 1:00
Sunday September 26 #South Alabama Mobile, AL 3:30
Wednesday October 6 North Texas Home 3:00
Saturday October 9 * Georgia State Atlanta, GA 2:00
Monday October 11 * Mercer Macon, GA 3:30
Wednesday October 13 * College of Charleston Charleston, SC 5:00
Wednesday October 20 Arkansas-Little Rock Little Rock, AR 7:30
Friday October 22 Southwest Missouri State Home 3:00
Saturday October 30 Memphis State Home 2:00
Wednesday November 3 Southern Methodist Dallas, TX 7:30
Thursday November 4 ^Florida Atlantic Home 3:00
Saturday November 6 ^Central Florida Home 3:00
ALL HOME GAMES AT CENTENARY FIELD
* Trans America Athletic Conference Match
% St. Edward's University Invitational Championships
# Port City Invitational
All Times Central Standard Time
QUICK FACTS
9TH ANNUAL
CENTENARY SOCCER CAMP
JULY 10-15,1994
NICKNAMF .GENTS (GENTLEMEN) CALL [phone]
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COLORS ..'...MAROON & WHITE
LOCATION. '.SHREVEPORT, LA
HOME FIELD.CENTENARY SOCCER FIELD (500)
ENROLLMENT.980
AFFILIATION.NCAA DIVISION I
CONFERENCE.Trans America Athletic Conference (TAAC)
PRESIDENT.DR. KENNETH L. SCHWAB
INTERIM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR.TOMMY VARDEMAN
SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR.CORY ROGERS
SOCCFR SID JEFF CONRAD Highland
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TRAINER .LUKE EDMONSON
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HEAD COACH.GLENN EVANS (CENTENARY, 1969)
SPORTS MEDICINE • 798-4357
CAREER RECORD (ALL AT CENTENARY).150-74-3 (.667)
ASSISTANT COACH.GARETH O'SULLIVAN
EVANS' PHONE.OFFICE [phone], HOME [phone]
1992 RECORD.3‘17
TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE FINISH.6TH (0-5)
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HEAD COACH - GT/ENN EVANS
Glenn Evans has posted a composite 150-74-3 (.667) record in 14 seasons as the head
coach of Gents soccer. Evans, the pioneer of Centenary's program way back in 1975, continues
his dual role of heading both the Ladies and Gents programs.
Evans guided the Gent program from its inception through 1978, before returning at the
start of the 1983 campaign. During his tenure, the Gents posted nine consecutive winning
seasons (1983-91), including three straight Trans America Athletic Conference
Championships. For his and the team's efforts, Evans was named the TAAC Coach of the Year
for three consecutive seasons from 1988 to 1990.
Last year, Evans guided the first ever Ladies program to a surprising 9-6-1 record. The
season was highlighted by the Ladies' first NCAA Division I victory over Arkansas-L.R. Evans
looks toward continued improvement in 1993 as the Ladies will play in full Division I status.
Now in his 15th year at Centenary, Evans earned a B.S. in Health and Physical Education as a Gent in 1969. He received a
master's degree in Education from the University of Georgia in 1970.
A product of Herkimer (New York) Senior High, where he played basketball and baseball, Evans attended Hartwick (New
York) College for two years before coming to Shreveport. He coached soccer and basketball for four years at Athens (Georgia)
academy and then coached soccer and basketball at California Baptist (Riverside) for one season.
Evans, 48, is the Superintendent of Athletics for Shreveport Parks and Recreation. He and his wife , Karen, have four sons
- Chad, 27; Scott, 22; Trey, 9; and Brian, 7.
Gents Soccer \ear-by-\ear Assistant Coach - Gareth O'Sullivan
YEAR COACH W-L-T PCT
When Assistant Coach Bert
Locke announced he would be
1992 Glenn Evans 3-17 .150
returning to his native South Africa
1991 Glenn Evans 11-8 .579
after the 1992 season, Centenary Head
1990 Glenn Evans 15-6 .714
Coach Glenn Evans began his search
1989 Glenn Evans 15-2 .882
for an assistant to both the Gents and
1988 Glenn Evans 15-4 .789
Ladies soccer programs. Once again,
1987 Glenn Evans 20-1-1 .932
Evans dipped into international waters
1986 Glenn Evans 14-5-1 .737
with his selection of Gareth O'Sullivan.
1985 Glenn Evans 14-6-1 .700
O'Sullivan was bom in
1984 Glenn Evans 13-8 .619
Ballina, Ireland where he grew up
1983 Glenn Evans 9-9 .500
playing for the Ballina Town Football
1982 Enos Russell 12-6 .667
club. In 1989, he began his playing
1981 Enos Russell 3-12 .200
career at Memphis State from which he graduated in 1992 with a
1980 Enos Russell 1-10 .091
degree in International Business. As a Tiger, O'Sullivan was a major
1979 Rob Zawalski 4-10 .286
contributor to the MSU program and ranks second on the all-time
*1978 Glenn Evans 6-2 .750
scoring list there. In an ironic twist, the Gents and Tigers squared off
*1977 Glenn Evans 6-1 .857
against one another in 1992, with Memphis State winning 4-0
*1976 Glenn Evans 5-3 .625
behind O'Sullivan's goal and two assists.
*1975 Glenn Evans 4-2 .667
O'Sullivan, 23, has coached the under-18 team in Ireland as
well as a ladies basketball team. A talented golfer with an eight
TOTALS 17 YEARS 170-103-3 .621
handicap, O'Sullivan is single.
*Club Sport
GENT ALL-TAAC SELECTIONS
1979 - Abdi Adloo 1981 - Scott Davidson 1982 - Ammar Anbouba, Scott Davidson, Keith McPherson 1983 - Scott Davidson, Jeff Foster
1984 - Jeff Patterson, Jeff Foster, Steve Fath, Scott Davidson 1985 - Carlos Cantu, Britton Coffman, Allen Higgins
1986 - Tommy Poole, Brian Bergstrom, Greg Woodbridge 1987 - Greg Woodbridge, Tommy Poole, Mark Brummelhuis, Richard Plant, Robbert de Ruiter
1988 - Greg Woodbridge, Tommy Poole, Steve Fath, Richard Plant 1989 - Greg Woodbridge, Curtis Partain, Scott Odom, Scott Wright
1990 - Curtis Partain, Jason Phillips, Richard Plant, Scott Wright 1991 - Curtis Partain, Adam Clark, Scott Wright 1992 - Keenan Paris, Jamin DePrang
1993 CENTENARY GENTS
1993 GENTS TEAM PHOTO
(L to R) - TOP ROW: Elvir Cehajic, Ryan O'Leary, Danny Warren, Scott Yerby, Tim Chastain, Keegan McConnell, Jeff Ramsey,
David Orr, Michael Anthony, Josh McKearin, and Danny Warren. MIDDLE ROW: Thuan Thai, Andy Heinzelmann, Dell Taylor,
Scott Garrick, Paul Berry, Josh Fairbanks, Kevin Rice, Mike Arne, and Jona Husbands. BOTTOM ROW: Toby Maxon, Chris
Garrett, Craig Johnson, Matt Thornton, Jake Olivier, Charles Mentesana, and Jason Phillips.
1993 CENTENARY GENTS NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. PLAYER POS. HT. WT. CLASS HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL) MAJOR
#1 JEFF RAMSEY GK 5-11 185 Sr. Fort Worth, TX (Arlington Heights) Business Administration
#1 DAVID ORR GK 5-10 165 So. Richardson, TX (Berkner) Psychology
#1 TIM CHASTAIN GK 6-0 170 So. Duncanville, TX (U. of Connecticut) Business/Spanish
#1 KEEGAN MCCONNELL GK 6-3 165 Fr. Dallas, TX (Lake Highlands) Sports Medicine
#2 PAUL BERRY D 5-11 165 Sr. Shreveport, LA (C. E. Byrd) Physics
#3 TOBY MAXSON F/D 5-9 160 Fr. Lewisville, TX (Lewisville) Physical Therapy
#4 KEVIN RICE MF/D 6-1 175 Jr. Dallas, TX (Lake Highlands) Psychology
#5 JONA HUSBANDS F 6-1 175 Jr. Richardson, TX (Berkner) Psychology
#6 RYAN O'LEARY D 6-3 155 Fr. Katy, TX (James E. Taylor) Undecided
#7 DANNY WARREN F/D 6-2 185 So. Spring, TX (U. of Connecticut) Psychology
#8 NEAL WILLIAMS D 6-3 175 Fr. Plano, TX (Plano Senior) Pre-Engineering/Physics
#9 JASON PHILLIPS D 6-0 170 Sr. Dallas, TX (J. J. Pearce) Sociology/Business
#10 SCOTT YERBY F 6-3 175 Fr. Baton Rouge, LA (Catholic) Business-Marketing
#11 SCOTT GARRICK F/MF 5-11 165 So. Duncanville, TX (Duncanville) Undecided
#12 CHRIS GARRETT D 5-9 165 Sr. Spring, TX (Klein) Health and Exercise Science
#13 CRAIG JOHNSON F/MF 5-10 160 Fr. Duncanville, TX (Duncanville) Business/Pre-Law
#14 JOSH FAIRBANKS D 6-0 175 Jr. Spring, TX (Klein) Geology
#15 MIKE ARNE MF 6-1 180 Jr. Richardson, TX (Berkner) Communications
#16 CHARLES MENTESANA MF 5-10 170 Jr. Dallas, TX (Lake Highlands) Business Administration
#17 MATT THORNTON D 5-9 155 So. Little Rock, AR (Catholic) Applied Science
#18 DELL TAYLOR D 5-9 170 So. Garland, TX (Lakeview) Business
#19 JOEL BLAKENEY M 5-7 140 Jr. Shreveport, LA (Captain Shreve) Physics
#20 THUAN THAI MF 5-6 130 So. Richardson, TX (Berkner) Undecided
#21 ANDY HEINZELMANN MF 6-1 170 Sr. Fayetteville, AR (U. of Kansas) Biology
— MICHAEL ANTHONY F 6-3 160 Fr. DeSoto, TX (DeSoto) Undecided
.... JOSH MCKEARIN D 6-1 170 Fr. Dallas, TX (Berkner) Undecided
— JACOB OLIVIER MF 5-8 165 Fr. Marrero, LA (Archbishop Shaw) Mathematics
1993 GENTS OUTLOOK
GENTS LOOK FOR RETURN TO WINNING WAYS...
Unlucky. That was the word used most often to describe the 1992 season- a
season the 1993 Gents hope to bury in the past. With a number of injuries to key
personnel and a general lack of offense, the Gents struggled to a 3-17 record and
sixth place finish in the Trans America Athletic Conference, the worst finish by any
Centenary team under Head Coach Glenn Evans in his 14 years at the school.
The 1993 campaign will not be any easier as the Gents lose four starters
from the '92 squad. Gone are 2nd team All-TAAC performers Keenan Paris (led
team with 5 goals and 13 points) and Jamin DePrang (led team with six assists). Also
missing will be a pair of three-year starters in midfielder Serge Hudson and
defenseman Brad Sanders.
Losing these starters and facing a schedule with 18 quality Division I
opponents could cause many coaches to lose sleep at night, but Evans looks forward
to the challenge with a balanced attack of young newcomers and proven veterans.
"It's always tough to lose players of that caliber, but we have to overcome
that," said Evans. "We have a lot of new faces who give us depth and will challenge
for starting positions early, so the older guys are going to have to step forward and
lead this team by example to regain the winning Centenary tradition."
THE FORWARDS: Evans will look towards two players to revitalize an
offense that scored only 25 goals all year in 1992. Junior Jona Husbands comes into
the '93 season as the leading scorer among returning lettermen with 8 points (4 goals,
Junior forward Jona Husbands battles for possession ^ assists). Sophomore Scott Garrick, the third leading scorer of the returnees with 6
against a pair of Hardin-Simmons defenders in the points (2 goals, 2 assists), could play along side Husbands up front or as an attacking
Gents' 4-0 win last season. Husbands will again be midfielder.
one of the main cogs in the Gents' offense this season mE MIDFIELD: midfield was the hardest hit> returning four
letterwinners and only one starter. Junior Mike Arne started 18 of 19 games last year despite a nagging back injury that forced him
to redshirt the 1991 season. Juniors Charles Mentesana and Joel Blakeney, along with sophomore Thuan Thai, will compete to
fill the remaining two spots.
THE DEFENSE: The Gents could be strongest in the back after losing only one starter. Senior Jason Phillips returns
after starting all 53 games in which he has played during his Centenary career. Junior Josh Fairbanks comes in as a solid
defenseman and the only player from last year's team to start in all 20 games. Senior Chris Garrett played well at the beginning of
1992 before a hamstring injury cut into his playing time. Sophomore Matt Thornton was steady in his first year as a Gent and
started the final three games of the season. Senior Paul Berry will compete for a starting position after playing in 16 games last
year. Kevin Rice, who redshirted 1992 after playing in three games as a sophomore, returns for 1993 and could also see time in the
midfield. Sophomore Dell Taylor will also fight for time in the back. Senior Jeff Ramsey returns for his final year in the net after
starting 14 games last season. The Fort Worth, TX, native posted a 2.87 G.A.A. last season and shared two shutouts. Sophomore
David Orr should also compete for playing time.
THE NEWCOMERS: Evans also signed forwards Craig Johnson (Duncanville, TX), Toby Maxson (Lewisville, TX),
and Scott Yerby (Baton Rouge, LA) to help the Gents'
scoring attack. The defense should be aided by GENT MILESTONES
defenseman Ryan O'Leary (Katy, TX), Neal Williams
(Plano, TX), Danny Warren (U. of Connecticut) as - Centenary earned a #10 ranking in the Midwest region by Soccer
well as goalkeepers Tim Chastain (U. of Connecticut) America on Oct. 14, 1986— a first for the Gent program
and Keegan McConnell (Dallas, TX). - Centenary has been ranked at least once in the Midwest Region Poll in
THE SCHEDULE: The Gents will face six of the last seven years.
TAAC champion Mercer as well as conference rivals - The Gents have posted a .500 season or better in eight of the last nine
Stetson, Florida International, Georgia State, Central years.
Florida, and the College of Charleston in regular season - In 1990, Centenary became the only school in TAAC history to win
play. The winner of this round robin regular season three consecutive soccer championships!
schedule will be the 1993 TAAC champion. - At the end of the 1987 season, Centenary was ranked 7th in the
The Gents will also host non-conference foes Midwest Region (a spot they held three different weeks that fall.)
St. Edward's, Texas Christian, North Texas, Southwest - Centenary led the NCAA in scoring in 1987 with 4.46 goals per
Missouri State, and Memphis State, while they will hit game. Washington was second with 3.89 goals per game.
the road for matches at Hardin-Simmons, SMU, - Over the past six seasons, Centenary has posted a 79-38-1 overall
Jacksonville, South Alabama, and the St. Edward's record (.674)... and the Gents possess a 48-14 (.677) won-loss record at
Tournament. Centenary Field during that same span.
MEET THE GENTS
"1 JEFF RAMSEY. GK, 511.185. Sr. Fort Worth. TX "9 JASON PHILLIPS. D. G O. 170. Sr.. Dallas. TX
--Played in 19 of 20 games last year...Combined with Matt —Will be the senior statesman of the Gent defense this
Murphey in two shutouts against Hardin-Simmons and year...Started all 53 games he has played in during his three
LeToumeau..Gent backup keeper in 1989 and years as a Gent...His assist to Husbands against 4th ranked
1991...Redshirted in 1990 due to injury...Combined with SMU gave the Gents their first lead ever against the
ex-Gent Scott Wright to shutout rival Arkansas-Little Rock Mustangs...Redshirted in 1991...Scored three of his four
(5-0) and LeToumeau (5-0) as a true freshman. goals on penalty kicks in 1990...One of those goals was a
YEAR G/GS MIN SHOTS/AVG SAVES/PCT GOALS/AGAINST AVG SHUTOUTS game-winning goal in a 4-1 win over Missouri
1992 19/14 1068 242/12.7 84/.347 34/2.87 1 Southern...Scored his first collegiate goal on a header at the 102:00 mark in OT
1991 9/0 340 49/5.4 20/408 9/2.38 2
in 1-0 win at Houston Baptist as a freshman.
1990 REDSHIRT
1989 6/0 201 32/5.3 10./.313 3/1.34 1 Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
TOTALS 34/14 1609 323/9.5 114/353 47/2.63 4 1992 19/19 17 0 2 2 0
“1 DAVID ORR. GK. 5 10.165. So.. Richardson. TX 1990 18/18 28 4 2 10 2
1989 16/16 17 1 1 3 1
—Did not see any varsity action in 1992...Started in three Totals 53/53 62 5 5 15 3
junior varsity games against LSU-Shreveport and
LeToumeau University...Will compete for playing time in “11 SCOTT GARRICK, F/MF, 511.165, Duncanville. TX
1993. -Second leading scorer among returnees this year...Made an
impact immediately as a freshman...Played in all 20 games
in 1992, starting 19 of them... Scored his first collegiate goal
against Hendrix to tie the game at one...Assisted on the
YEAR G/GS SHOTS/AVG SAVES/PCT GOALS/AGAINST AVG SHUTOUTS game-winning goal in the season-ending 2-0 victory against
1992 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 0 0 0 0 0 LeToumeau last season...Wll continue to play an important
role in 1993.
“2 PAUL BERRY. D. 5-11,165. Sr., Shreveport. LA
Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
-Played in 16 games in 1992, 15 as a defenseman and one 35 2 2 6 0
as a forward...Showed remarkable improvement as the 35 2 2 6 0
season went on...Scored first collegiate goal from 20 yards
“12 CHRIS GARRETT. D 5 9.165. Sr.. Spring. TX
out in Gent 4-0 win over LeToumeau as a
freshman...Expects to see more playing time this --Played in 17 games last year...Hamstring injury in the
season...Made team as a walk-on out of Shreveport's C.E. middle of the year reduced his playing time...Scored first
Byrd High School. collegiate point with an assist in win over LeToumeau in
1991...Made two starts in 1990 (LeToumeau and Missouri
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners Southern) when All-TAAC selection Richard Plant was
1992 16/2 4 0 0 0 0 injured...Suffered a broken nose late that year that kept him
1991 7/0 0 0 0 0 0 out the remainder of the season.
1990 6/0 2 1 0 2 0
Totals 29/2 6 1 0 2 0 Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
1992 17/9 0 0 0 0 0
1991 14/10 0 0 1 1 0
**4 KEVIN RICE, M, 6 1,175, Jr., Dallas, TX
1990 6/2 0 0 0 0 0
-Redshirted in 1992 due to hamstring injury after playing Totals 37/21 0 0 1 1 0
in three games...Played in all 19 matches in 1991, starting
“14 JOSH FAIRBANKS. D. 6-0,175, Jr., Spring. TX
in six of them...Also started six games as a
freshman...Scored first collegiate goal to put Gents up 1-0 I -Only player from last year to start all 20 games...Scored
in conference-opening win vs. Texas-San Antonio in I game-winning goal over LeToumeau last year...Started in
1990...Could also see time as a defenseman. seven of the first nine matches in 1991 before suffering tom
ligament damage in his right knee following a 3-0 win over
DePaul in Albuquerque, New Mexico...Forced to sit out the
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners rest of the season... A solid, speedy defenseman.
1992 REDSHIRT
1991 19/6 7 0 0 0 0
1990 17/6 15 1 2 2 0 Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
Totals 36/12 22 1 2 2 0 1992 20/20 7 113 1
1991 9/7 2 0 0
Totals 29/27 9 1 3
“5 JONA HUSBANDS. F. 61.175. Jr.. Richardson. TX
“15 MIKE ARNE. D. 61. ISO. Jr.. Richardson. TX
] -Second leading scorer among returnees with eight
points...Put Gents up 1-0 with a goal versus nationally —Made transition to midfield last where he started 18 of 19
ranked SMU last year...Started 14 of 16 games in games in 1992 despite a nagging back injury that forced
1992...Started all 19 games as a freshman...Scored first him to redshirtthe 1991 season...Scored first collegiate goal
collegiate goal in 5-0 home-opening win vs. Austin College vs. TAAC rival College of Charleston...Very physical
in 1991...Scored the game-winning goal versus Hendrix to player with a strong shot.
clinch the East Texas Shootout title in 1991.
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
1992 16/14 39 4 0 8 0 1992 19/18 14 1 1 3 0
1991 19/19 29 5 3 13 1 1990 17/1 8 0 0 0 0
Totals 35/33 68 9 3 21 1 Totals 36/19 22 1 1 3 0
MEET THE GENTS
"16 CHARLES MENTESANA, ME, 5 lO. 170, Jr., Dallas. TX ”18 DELL TAYLOR, D. 5-9.170, So.. Garland. TX
--Played in 16 games last year...Assisted on the Gents' lone —Played in only seven games in 1992...An ankle injury cut
goal in a 4-1 loss to Texas-Pan American...Scored first
into his playing time...Made his first collegiate start against
collegiate goal and assist in 12-0 win vs. LeToumeau in
St. Edward's...Took his first collegiate shot against eventual
1991 ...Also scored against Mary Hardin-Baylor that same TAAC champion Mercer in the home-opener.
year...Sent the TCU match into OT with a goal at the 76:00
mark, but the Gents eventually fell to the Homed Frogs 2-1
in 1991.
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
1992 16/1 0 0 1 1 0 1992 7/1 2 0 0 0 0
1991 15/7 12 3 1 7 0 Totals 7/1 2 0 0 0 0
Totals 21/8 12 3 2 8 0
"19 JOEL BLAKENEY, MF. 5 7,140, Jr., Shreveport, LA
—Played in five games last year on both varsity and junior-
"17 MATT THORNTON. D, 5-9,155, So., Little Rock, AR varsity...Took his two shots in 1992 versus TAAC rival
Georgia State...Saw action against LeToumeau in the final
--Solid defenseman who played in 16 games in
game of 1992...Also played in two games against
1992...Started nine games last year including the last
LeToumeau as a freshman...Made the team as a walk-on out
three...Scored his first collegiate point on an assist to
of Shreveport's Captain Shreve High School.
Keenan Paris in the Gents 4-0 win over Hardin-
Simmons...Took his first collegiate shot against his
hometown UALR Trojans.
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
1992 5/0 3 0 0 0 0
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
1991 4/0 2 0 0 0 0
1992 16/9 2 0 1 1 0
Totals 9/0 5 0 0 0 0
Totals 16/9 2 0 1 1 0
"20 THUAN THAI. MF. 5-7.130. So.. Richardson. TX
-Played in four games, including the final two of the
NEWCOMERS
season against Memphis State and LeToumeau, in
1992...Speedy midfielder who will compete for playing
time in 1993...Pronounced "TAWN TY"
Year G/GS Shots Goals Assists Points G. Winners
1992 4/0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 4/0 0 0 0 0 0
;ional
Tim Chastain Craig Johnson Keegan McConnell
GK, 6-0, 170 F/MF, 5-10, 160, Fr. GK, 6-3, 165, Fr.
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OVERALL RECORD: 3-17 1992 CENTENARY GENTS HOME RECORD: 2-8
ROAD RECORD: 0-7
FINAL STATS
TAAC RECORD: 0-5 NEUTRAL RECORD: 1-2
1992 INDIVIDUAL STATS 1992 MATCH - BY - MATCH RESULTS
# PLAYER POS G/GS SHOTS GOALS ASSTS PTS G. WINS DATE OPPONENT W/L CC OPP SITE G. WINNER
2 BERRY D 16/2 4 0 0 0 0 SEPT 5 •FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL L 1 5 Away —
3 SPILLMAN M 20/4 6 0 0 0 0 SEPT. 7 •STETSON L 0 4 Away
4 RICE D 3/0 1 0 0 0 0 SEPT. 12 •MERCER L 1 3 HOME —
5 HUSBANDS F 16/14 39 4 0 8 0 SEPT 16 TEXAS CHRISTIAN L 1 2 Away
6 STRAUB M 13/1 9 1 1 3 0 SEPT. 19 HARDIN-SIMMONS W 4 0 HOME PARIS
7 PARIS M 20/14 35 5 3 13 0 SEPT. 20 MIDWESTERN STATE L 3 4 HOME
8 HUDSON M 17/17 23 0 3 3 0 SEPT. 22 SOUTHERN METHODIST L 1 4 HOME — -
9 PHILLIPS D 19/19 17 0 2 2 0 SEPT. 26 % TEXAS-PAN AMERICAN L 1 4 Neutral
10 DEPRANG M/F 19/19 73 2 6 10 1 SEPT 27 ST. EDWARD'S L 0 2 Away
11 GARRICK F 20/19 35 2 2 6 0 SEPT 30 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK L 0 1 HOME
12 GARRETT D 17/9 0 0 0 0 0 OCT. 2 #HENDRIX COLLEGE W 5 2 Neutral STEELE
13 STEELE F 19/4 26 3 0 6 1 OCT. 3 #JOHN BROWN L 0 1 Neutral .
14 FAIRBANKS D 20/20 7 1 I 3 I OCT. 12 •COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON L 1 3 HOME .
15 ARNE M 19/18 14 1 t 3 0 OCT. 15 ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK L 1 4 Away - — -
16 MENTESANA M 16/1 14 0 I 1 0 OCT. 17 BELHAVEN COLLEGE L 0 4 HOME .
17 AUER F 11/0 9 0 0 0 0 OCT. 20 NORTH TEXAS L 0 4 Away
18 SANDERS D 18/16 14 2 1 5 0 OCT 24 •GEORGIA STATE L 1 3 HOME
19 LANGFORD D 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 OCT. 30 WESTERN KENTUCKY L 3 4 HOME —
20 THORNTON D 16/9 2 0 1 1 0 NOVI MEMPHIS STATE L 0 4 Away —
21 TAYLOR D 7/1 2 0 0 0 0 NOV. 3 LETOURNEAU W 2 0 HOME FAIRBANKS
22 CEHAJIC M 20/16 27 4 2 10 0
23 YEAGER M 2/0 0 0 0 0 0 * - TRANS AMERICA ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MATCH
24 DAVIS D 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 % - AT ST. EDWARD'S UNIVERSITY (AUSTIN, TX)
25 BLAKENEY D 5/0 2 0 0 0 0 # - AT EAST TEXAS SHOOTOUT (LONGVIEW, TX)
- THAI M 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 ALL HOME GAMES IN BOLD
- AGEE M 3/0 0 0 0 0 0
— MALSON M 3/0 0 0 0 0 0
TEAM TOTALS
1 CENTENARY TOTALS "20 359 25 24 74 3
OPPONENT TOTALS 20 371 58 37 153 17
TOTALS GAMES CORNERS/AVG FOULS/A VG OFFSIDES/A VG P. KICKS
GOALKEEPERS G/GS MIN SHOTS/AVG SAVES/PCT GOALS/G.A.A SHUTOUTS rvrrEwil’Tl 1C j L\J OZ/4. i T 1 T/1 « 7 JZ/ z.o 2
1 MURPHEY 16/6 687 129/8.1 48/.372 24/3.14 0 (2 Shared) OPP 20 128/6.4 255/12.8 90/4.5 7
1 RAMSEY 19/14 1068 242/12.7 84A347 34/2.87 0 (2 Shared)
1 ORR SCORING BY PERIODS 1ST 2ND TOTALS CARDS Y R
CENTENARY 12 13 25 28 3
CC TOTALS 20 1755 371/18.6 132/.356 58/2.97 2 OPPONENTS 27 31 58 24 0
|oPP TOTALS 20 1755 359/18.0 99/276 25/1.28 7
LADIES & GENTS IN ACTION
TOP LEFT: Sophomore Shelley Marusak ranked 26th in national
scoring last year with 35 points (16 goals, 3 assists).
BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Matt Thornton ended the 1992
season as a starter and should be a key defenseman once again.
TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Scott Garrick should be one of the
Gents' primary offensive targets this season.
BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Samara Weinstein tied for the
team lead with three game-winning goals last season.
1993 TAAC SOCCER COACHES PRE-SEASON
PREDICTIONS
LADIES GENTS
1. Florida International 44 1. Florida International 61
2. Central Florida 42 2. Mercer 52
C. of Charleston 52
3. Mercer 39
4. Central Florida 33
4. Florida Atlantic 24
5. Florida Atlantic 28
5. CENTENARY 21
6. Georgia State 27
6. C. of Charleston 14
7. Stetson 20
7. Stetson 12
8. CENTENARY 15
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