USD Men's Soccer 1996

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University of San Diego

UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO TOREROS

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Captains Leighton O'Brien and Matt Geske

* 1995 WCC Champions * 4 straight NCAA appearances

1996 USD Men's Soccer Media Guide

Athletic Administration President: ..... ...... .. ....... .... ......... ............... ..... Alice B. Hayes NCAA Faculty Rep.: ............ ........... ....... ... .. Thomas Burke Athletic Director: .. ....... ...... ................ ....... .Tom Iannacone Assistant Athletic Director: .... ........ .... .... ........ .. Dan Yourg Director of Athletic Development: ... ..... ....... Brian Fogarty Director of Facilities: ..... ...... ....... ..... ... .... ... ..... John Martin Director of Intramurals/Recreation: .... ........... Gary Becker Head Athletic Trainer: .. ..... Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T., C. Assistant Trainer: .... .... ...... .. .... ... .... Suzi Higgins, A.T., C. Assistant Trainer: ...... ........... ........ .. ..Tim Drudge, A.T., C. Sports Information Director: .. ......... .... ... .. ..... .... Ted Gosen Assistant SID/Soccer Contact: .. ...... .... ... .. ..... .Mike Daniels Men's Soccer Information Head Coach: ... .... Seamus McFadden, (eighteenth season) Assistant Coach: .... ................. Harry Tweedie, (sixth year) Assistant Coach: ... ............. ...... Marc Thiebach (fifth year) Soccer Office Phone: .... ... .. .................. ..... . (619) 260-2305 Fax: ... .. ...... ............ ... .... ............. ..................... (619)292-0388 Torero Hotline .......... .......... .... ............ ........... (619) 260-2323

Table of Contents 1996 Preview ...................................................................... l USO Soccer History ....... .. ......... ........... ........ ......... .......... .. . 2 Head Coach Seamus McFadden ...... .... ...... ... ...... ........... .... 3 Assistant Coaches Tweedie & Thiebach ..... .... .... ...... ..... ... 3 Player Biographies ...... .......... ...... ... ................. ....... ......... 4-9 Castellanos, Panian, Durkin, Wang ...... ........... ...... .. ..... ..... . 4 Finnegan, Marvil, Munro, O'Brien .... ........ .. .................. .. ... 5 Parker, Geske, Vittitoe, Patrick .. .. ................ .. .... .. ... ....... ..... . 6 Tella, Gibbs, Zubiaur ..... ............................. ... .... .. ...... ... ... ... 7 Torero Newcomers .... ... ............... ... ..... .. .. ........ ............. ... 8-9 1996 USO Roster & Team Photo ........ .. ............ ..... ..... .. .... 10 1995 Final Statistics & Results ...... ................ ... .. .. ...... ...... 11 USO Record Book .. ..... .. .... .......... ... .... .. .. .... ........ .. ......... ... 12 Year-By-Year Scores .. ..... ... ....... ... ..... ... ................... ..... 13-16 All-Time Records vs. Opponents .. ......... .... ..... .. ... ....... ..... 17 USO Honor Roll ....................... ... .......... .......... .... .... ........ . 18 USO Alumni .... .... .... ..... ....... ... .... .... ..... ... ...... .... ........ ........ 19 The University of San Diego Profile ... .. .... .................... ... 20

1996 Men's Soccer Schedule

University Quick Facts 5998 Alcala Park, San Diego, CA, 92110 1949 6,400 Toreros Columbia Blue, Navy & White NCAA Division I West Coast Torero Stadium 4,(XX)

Fri .

Aug. 30 Sept. I Sept. 8 Sept. 13 Sept. 13 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 20 Sept. 20 Sept. 22 Sept. 22

vs. Wisconsin (Fullerton)

5:00 pm

Location: Founded: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Affiliation: Conference: Home Field: Capacity:

Sun. Sun. F-S. Fri. Fri. Sun. Sun. F-S .

vs. W. Kentucky (Fullerton) 5:00 pm

STANFORD

1:00 pm

Sept. 13-15 Diadora Cup Tournament

Cal vs. UCSB

5:00 pm 7:30 pm l:00 pm 3:30 pm 5:00 pm 7:30 pm 1:00 pm 3:30 pm 5:30 pm 2:30 pm 7:00 pm 3:00 pm 2:00 pm 7:00 pm 7:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 2:00 pm 11:00 am

CAL POLY SLO Cal Poly SLO vs. Cal UC SANTA BARBARA SDSU vs. UNC Charlotte MICHIGAN STATE SDSU vs. Michigan St. UNC CHARLOTTE

Sept. 20-22 MetLife Classic

Fri . Fri.

Sun. Sun. F-S.

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Sept. 27-29 Old Dominion Tourney

Fri .

Sept. 27 Sept. 29

Radford

Media members can access Torero Men's Soccer infor– mation in minutes via USD's Fax-On-Demand service available through the Sports Information Office. l.) Dial (770) 399-3066 from handset of fax machine 2.) Enter passcode: 9378; then follow voice prompts 3.) Select from men soccer menu: 1716 (Weekly Notes, Statistics/Results) ; 1717 (Most Recent Box); 1718 (Schedule/Roster).

Sun.

Old Dominion San Francisco*

Fri.

Oct.4

Wed. Oct. 9

Loyola Marymount* SANTA CLARA* UC SAN DIEGO

Sun. Fri. Fri. Fri . Fri. Sun.

Oct. 13 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1

PORTLAND* CS Fullerton GONZAGA*

Nov.8

Nov. 10 Nov. 16

UC Irvine St. Mary's*

Sat.

1996 USD Men's Soccer Media Guide Produced by the USD Sports Information Office Edit and layout: Mike Daniels Printing: King's Printing Photos: Brock Scott

* West Coast Conference Home games played at Torero Stadium

1996 Season Preview

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The USO men's soccer team will begin the 1996 season with an eagerness to return to post season competition. Last year, the Toreros season ended on a bitter note with an opening round loss to Santa Clara in the NCAA playoffs. This season, USO will look to erase that playoff memory while defending the West Coast Conference crown. In 1996, the Toreros return seven starters, including All– WCC First Team member James Wang and WCC Freshman of the Year Leighton O'Brien. O'Brien earned second team West Region All American honors after totaling six goals and eight assists in his rookie year. Wang is the key to the Toreros defense and has the most experience on the team playing in 55 career games. Lafe Vittitoe and Levi Parker also return scoring 25 points between them. Vittitoe played in all 19 games while Parker's season was cut short by injury. Once again there will be a battle in the nets between Carlos Castellanos and Joe Panian. The two juniors split time last year with Castellanos starting in nine games and Panian get– ting the nod in ten. Castellanos began the '95 season as the starting goaltender with Panian talcing over midway through after shutting out Butler and being named WCC Player of the Week. Castellanos came back to start the final two games of the year and recorded hi s second shutout against Loyola Marymount in the conference finale. Head coach Seamus McFadden begins his eighteenth sea– son at the helm of the Torero soccer program and is a four-time WCC Coach of the Year recipient including the past two sea– sons. He is the winningest coach in the WCC over the past four years with 58 wins and has guided USO to the NCAA tournament five of the past six years. The Toreros have twelve newcomers on the '96 roster in– cluding nine All-League selections, five AII-CIF First Team members and two All-State picks. Key newcomers for the Toreros will be transfer Nicholas Kalafatich and freshman twins Erin and Brian O'Connor. Kalafatich scored 5 goals and 13 points for Seattle Pacific last season and will try to fill the void left by Guillermo Jara, the Toreros all-time leader in goals, as– sists and points. The O'Connor brothers are the second set of twins to play in the WCC and will add depth at the midfield and backfield positions. Brian is an AII-CIF First Team selection while scoring 12 goals and recording 18 assists for San Pasqual last year. Erin is a two-time AII-CIF and All-League selection. Once again the Toreros will have several players with inter– national experience to contribute. Besides returnee Keith Finnegan (Ireland), five of the twelve newcomers have played overseas (Federico Seitun, Nicholas Kalafatich, Ulf Stierna, Miguel Suazo and Daniel Blake).

The '96 Schedule

San Diego will face four playoff teams during the 1996 cam– paign including the defending national champion Wisconsin Badgers. USO opens on the road playing Wisconsin along with Western Kentucky in matches at Cal State Fullerton. The Toreros home opener will be September 8 against Stanford also beginning a five-game homestand. For the fourth straight year, USO will host the Diadora Cup with Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, UC Santa Barbara and California competing. The Sev– enth Annual MetLife Classic begins the following weekend with Michigan State, UNC Charlotte and San Diego State. The road to the WCC title will begin in San Francisco on October 4 and end at St. Mary's on November 16. The Toreros face NCAA quarterfinalist Santa Clara on October 13 at Torero Sta– dium and NCAA semifinalist Portland on October 25 also at USO. wee and the FarWest Poll There are two important aspects of the USO season: How the Toreros fare in the West Coast Conference race and where they stand in the Far West Region rankings. The WCC race offers a means for automatic qualification into the NCAA tournament. At-large bids into the NCAA ge nerally go to the top four teams seeded in the Far West Reg ion poll conducted by the ISAA. Last year three WCC teams competed in the NCAA tourney with Portland reaching the semifinals.

RICHMOND,VA

USD Men's Soccer History

A LOOKAT USD SOCCER HISTORY, ITS TRADITIONAND IMPACT. .. Pipeline to the Pros

MetLife Perhaps the biggest highlight of the USO home soccer sea– son, the annual MetLife Classic draws more fans, media cover– age and excitment to Torero Stadium than any other event. By lending its name and support, the MetLife Company and USO have teamed to field one of the best tournaments in the West. This year the Toreros will host UNC Charlotte, Michigan State and San Diego State September 20-22 at Torero Stadium. Torero Stadium Soccer night at Alcala Park draws with the best collegiate programs in the country in terms of attendance. Last season alone, USO drew over 13,000 fans for 11 home dates, averaging 1,240 spectators per game. USO ranked ninth in average atten– dance out of the institutions that competed in the NCAATour– nament last year. On six occasions, USO has drawn over 3,000 fans to Torero Stadium. 8,150-Vrrginia,NCAAFinal, 12-6-92, Davidson, NC 8,150- Davidson, NCAA Final Four, 12-4-92 Davidson, NC 4,000- Indiana, NCAA Regional Final, 11-24-92 Torero Stadium 4,000- Stanford, NCAA First Rd., 11-14-92 Torero Stadium 3,850 - Portland, 11-6-92, Torero Stadium 3,615-Cal State Fullerton, NCAA Second Rd., 11-21-93 Torero Stadium USD's largest crowds (home and away)

Since the late 1980s, many USO players have moved on to the pro ranks following their careers on the hilltop. The USISL has six former Toreros playing in its league. Guillermo Jara is the latest Torero to join his former teammates, playing for the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer.

Toreros in the U.S. pro ranks

Chugger Adair ('90-'92) David Beall ('90-'93) TomCrane ('89-'90) Chris Duke ('85-'88) Paul Gelvezon ('90-'91) Guillermo Jara ('92-95) Kevin Legg ('91-'93) Toby Taitano ('90-'93)

USISL Carolina USISL Carolina CISL San Diego USISL Pittsburgh USISL Seattle MLS Los Angeles

USISL Detroit USISL Seattle

The West Coast Conference The WCC is considered one of the top soccer conferences in the nation. WCC teams have reached the NCAA Final Four five times in since 1988 (Portland 1988 & 1995; Santa Clara 1989 & 1991 ; USO 1992) with Santa Clara becoming co-national champs in 1989. San Francisco owns four national titles. In 1993, the WCC placed four teams in the NCAA tournament, more than any other conference.

Final 1995 Standings

WCCRecords

T 0 I

PCT .833 .750 f:£)7 f:£)7 .250 .167 .167

SanDiego(12-5-2) SantaClara( 15-3-2) San Francisco (10-8-1)

5 4 4 4

1 1

2 2 4 5 5

0 0

Portland (16- 3-3) Gonzaga(3-10-2) St. Mary's(6-13-0)

3,500 - San Diego State, 9-14-91, Torero Stadium 3,000 -SantaClara, 10-26-90, ToreroStadium

1 1

0 0

LoyolaMarymount (5-12-1)

USD 's record at Torero Stadium

WCCResultsin '95NCAATournament First Round at#l4 Portland 1, Washington 0 at #9 Santa Clara 4, San Diego 1 (ot) Second Round at #14 Portland 4, Butler 1 #9 Santa Clara 2 at #2 UCLA 1 Quarterfinals #14 Portland 2 at #9 Santa Clara 1 National Semifinals #7 Wisconsin 1, # 14 Portland 0

4-0-0 5-1-4 4-5-0

1989 1990 1991 1992

1993 1994 1995

7-4-0 6-2-0 7-3-1

10-2-0

43-17-5 (.700) overall

Coaching Staff

With the recent success enjoyed by the Torero soccer teams the last few years - five NCAATournament appearances in six seasons - it is easy to overlook the remarkable job Coach Seamus McFadden has done building the program from the ground up. Last year, McFadden was named West Coast Conference Coach of the Year for a record fourth time ('95, '94, '92, '86). In his tenure, McFadden has coached four Defen– sive Players of the Year, two Offensive Players of the Year and two Freshman Players of the Year. McFadden arrived at USD in 1979 and fielded USD's first team in the fall of 1980. That same year he was quoted in the team's yearbook as saying: "I have no doubts that in the near future the University of San Diego will become a force to be reckoned with in Southern California intercollegiate soccer." How prophetic his words turned out to be. The 1986Toreros won 19 of 24 games. The 1990 squad, led by the first ofMcFadden's four All-Americans, dropped just three games the entire season and advanced to the NCAA Second Round. Those who know McFadden closely could see the writing on the wall many years earlier, when the Irshman led Mesa JC to a 30-4 record over two seasons while at the same time guiding Clairemont High to consecutive CIF-San Diego Section titles and the La Jolla Cup. The whole puzzle came together in 1992 when McFadden had in place several of San Diego's best local talent. Student-athletes, who in the past had looked outside the city to showcase their talents, were suddenly arriving at Alcala Park. The 1992 Toreros showed remarkable poise under their leader, compiling a 19-5 record and advancing to the NCAA Championship Game. The 44-year old McFadden seems to save his best coaching for the big games. Twice the Toreros have marched onto UCLA's home turf and walked away with stunning upsets over the heavily-favored Bruins. In 1994, USD shutout No. 6 ranked N.C. State, 3-0, in front of a national cable audience. USD can boast of a .600 winning percentage in NCAA games under McFadden's direction. McFadden played collegiately at San Diego State, where he received a B.A. degree in History in 1976. That same summer he was with the San Diego Jaws of the North American Soccer League. Keeping true to his native roots, McFadden passionately rooted for the Irish side in the '94 World Cup but still maintained enough objectivity to serve as a correspon– dent for USA Today. A native of Donegal, Ireland, Seamus and his wife davette have two daughters (Hadley & Rorye) and a son (Conor). The McFaddens reside in Rancho Penasquitos.

SEAMUS MCFADDEN

Head Coach (18th Season)

McFadden's Record At USD

wee 5-1-0 4-2-0 4-2-0 4-1-0 1-4-0 2-2-1 2-3-0 1-3-1

NCAA 1st Round 1st Round 2nd Round Final

Year 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 Tot.

Overall 12-5-2 13-6-0 14-7-0 19-5-0 7-12-0 16-3-5 14-6-1 10-8-2 12-7-2 19-4-1 7-11-2 4-12-4 1-14-0 3-15-1 5-12-1 0-12-0

2nd Round

156-139-21; 23-18-2 wee

HARRY TWEEDIE

MARC THIEBACH

Assistant Coach (6th Season)

Assistant Coach (5th Season)

Assistant Coach Harry Tweedie returns for his sixth season at USD. A native of Belfast, Northern Ireland, Tweedie is a veteran of 16 years playing in many of his homeland's top leagues. Tweedie immigrated to the U.S. in 1970 and since has had an extensive background in coaching and player development in this country. He was head coach of the San Diego Villa Under 19 team which captured the McGuire Cup as National Champi– ons in 1979 and 1980. He will assist Coach McFadden with practice and game preparations, scouting and player evalua– tion.

Assistant Coach Marc Thiebach begins his fifth season with the Toreros. Thiebach was a two-year performer at the midfielder's position at USD ('85-'86), graduating with a B.S. degree in International Relations in 1987. He is currently com– pleting work on a Master's degree in Educational Administra– tion. Thiebach received his Class "B" coaching license while in Germany in 1989 and has been active in various club soccer programs in San Diego County. He works with USD goalkeep– ers as well as being heavily involved in scouting future oppo– nents.

Returning Players

#01

CARLOS #1 CASTELLANOS

.JOE PANIAN

Goalkeeper (GK)

Ht: 6-2 Yr: Jr. Exp: 2V San Diego, CNSan Diego HS

Ht:6-1 Yr:Jr. Exp: lV Mission Hills, CN Alemany HS

1995: Was the starting goalkeeper over most of the last half of the season... Earned first starting job against California and shutout the Bears, 3-0.. . Also recorded shutouts against Butler and Santa Clara... Gave up only 11 goals in ten games with a 1.20 GAA... 7-3 record... Named WCC Player of the Week October 17... Dean's List. 1994: Was granted first start against Sacramento State in the USD/Diadora Tournament championship game... Faced 14 shots, allowing three goals and recording four saves... Earned share of first shutout in 19 minutes of action against Gonzaga. Prep/Club: Recorded 49 career shutouts at San Diego High, the second highest total in national prep history and the most in CIF-San Diego Section annals... First TeamAll-CIFSDS Division 2A in 1991-92... Second Team All-CIFSDS in 1990-91... Member of three CIF Division I (Division 2A) Championship teams... Four-time All-Eastern League (formerly Central League) selection... Spent time with the Nomads who competed at the Dallas Cup. Per– sonal: Name pronounced PAN-yon... History major... Selected USD for its academics, reglious affiliation and soccer program... Recruited by USF and Clemson... Born August 5, I975 in Joliet, IL.

1995: Began the season as the starting goalkeeper and started the last two regular season games of the year in place of the injured Joe Panian... Posted a 1.38 GAA in I3 games... Shutout Columbia 2-0 in MetLife Classic... Shutout Loyola Marymount 1-0 in final game of the sea– son... Made 34 saves on 122 shots in 976 minutes played. 1994: Third-string goalkeeper... Did not see action after making the team as a walk-on. Prep/Club: First Team All-Mission League and team MVP at Alemany High... Posted GAA of 1.30 and 1.66 in senior and junior years respectively... Played for the Santa Anita Standard club team that took part in the Super Division of Dallas Cup... Spent three seasons with Standard Falcons of the Division III USISL... Was a part of the Falcons' first franchise win... Three years ago he posted the lowest GAA in the Southwest Division. Personal: Last name pronounced Kas-TEY-anos ... Major is Accounting... Coached his AYSO team to a championship... Recruited by Cal St. Northridge and San Diego St... Father, Juan, played professionally for Chivas in Mexico... Born Jan. 12, 1975 in Sun Valley, CA.

CAREERSTATS SH 99 31 130 sv 32 14 46

CAREERSTATS SH 122 0 122 sv 34 0 34

REC so 7-3 4(1) 0-1 l 7-4 5( I)

so 3(1) 0 3(])

!i GAA

GP/GS Mil

GGAA REC 15 1.38 5-2-2

GP/GS MN

1.20

824 225

10/10

1995 1994

CJ76

1995 1994

1319

5 2.18

5/l

0/0

16 1.37

15/JJ 1049

15 1.38 5-2-2

Tot.

976

13/9

Tot.

.JAMES WANG

TIM DURKIN

Defender (D)

Midfielder (MF)

Ht: 5-7 Yr: Sr. Exp: 3V San Diego, CNMission Bay HS

Ht: 5-8 Yr: Jr. Exp: 2V La Canada, CNSt. Francis HS

1995: First Team All-WCC selection... Started in 18 games for the Toreros... Scored game-tying goal against Florida International. 1994: WCC Honorable Mention selection... Named USD's Most Improved Player... Assisted on game-winner versus #6 N.C. State. 1993: Hon– ored as team's co-Freshman of the Year... Provided deciding goal in win against Cal St. Northridge at the USD/Diadora Tourney... Helped se– cure upset of #9 San Francisco with late goal from improbable angle... Missed several games due to knee injury that incurred at UCLA. Prep/Club: Member of three Western League Championship teams at Mission Bay... Named Western League Player of the Year... Re– ceived First Team All-CIF-San Diego Section honors. Personal: Business major... Redshirted in 1992... Picked USD for academics, size and soccer program... Born July 18, 1974 in Taipei, Taiwan.

1995: Named AII-WCC Honorable Mention... One of four players to start in all 19 games... Key ingredient to the Toreros shutting out six opponents. 1994: Named WCC Honorable Mention... Assisted on winning goal in victory over Cal-Berkeley... Lone goal of the season came on game-winner against Gonzaga... Earned starting assignments in 14 of 19 games, including last eight contests. 1993: Redshirted... Named WCC Scholar-Athlete. Prep/Club: AII-CIF selection and Del Rey League MVP as a senior... Scored 29 goals in a three-year career at St. Francis High ... Played club soccer with the Santa Anita Chargers. Personal: Majoring in Accounting... Recruited by UCSD, UCSB and Cal Poly SLO... Has a brother (Bill) and sister (Mary Pat) who both played soccer at Cal St. Northridge... Attending USD on a Presidential Scholarship... Born Feb. 22, 1975 in La Canada, CA.

CAREERSTATS A Pf

GA 0 1

SHGW

lG 0 0 l 1

YR 1995 1994 1993 Tot.

GA 0 1 1

GP/GS 18/18 19/19 18/13 55/50

G 2 0 3 5

lG 0 0 0

SHGW

!i 0 l 1

YR 1995 1994 Tot.

GP/GS 19/19 19/14 38/33

0 0

4 6 7

0 6

0 7 7

0 5

16 11

0 1

Returning Players

MIKE MARVIL

KEITH

FINNEGAN

Forward (F)

Midfielder (MF)

Ht: 6-0 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS San Diego, CNUSDHS

Ht:5-7 Yr:Jr. Exp:2V Drogheda, Ireland/St. Joseph's HS

1995: Did not play due to injury.

1995: One of four Toreros to start in all games.. . Scored goal against Evansville.. Recorded game-winning assist in win over San Francisco. Last Year: WCC Honorable Mention selection... Named WCC Of– fensive Player of the Week (9-6) after scoring a goal and assisting on game-winner in collegiate debut in USO victory at Fresno State... Named to SoccerAmerica's Team of the Week... Fired six shots against UC Irvine. Prep/Club: Made 25 appearances with Ireland Under 15- 16-17 National Teams... Represented Ireland at the 1991 European Olympic Games and in the Under 16 European Championships... Led Home Farm team to the 1992 National Championships... His travels for Ireland have taken him to Belgium, Cyprus, France, Germany and Switzerland... Won National Inter-League Championship for Home Farm FC, a member of the Dublin & District Schoolboys League. Personal: Major is undeclared... Earned tryouts with Leeds United FC, Manchester United FC and Tottenham Hostspur FC, all mem– bers of the English Premier League... Plays for a rugby team back home... Born Sept. 7, 1975 in Drogheda, Ireland.

Prep/Club: Three-time First TeamAll-Western League performer at USDHS... League champs three years and CIF Champions in 1993...Western League Player Of The Year junior season with 27 goals and 12 assists. Personal: Born February 7, 1977 in Oakland, California... Par– ents are Steven and Linda Marvil of San Diego... Chose USD for academics and soccer program.

CAREERSTATS A

YR 1995 1994 Tot.

.G l l 2

GP/GS 19/19 17/16 36/35

GA 0 I 1

lG 0 0 0

Pf SHGW

3 6

0 0

.JAMIE MUNRO

LEIGHTON #10 O'BRIEN

Midfielder (MF)

Ht: 5-10 Yr: So. Exp: 1V Federal Way, WA/Federal Way HS

Ht: 5-11 Yr: Jr. Exp: 2V San Diego, CAfforrey Pines HS

1995: Named WCC Freshman of the Year... Selected to All– WCC Second Team... Eight assists ranked him second in the conference.. . Tallied 20 points, second most on the team...Six goals tied him for second on the team... Scored game-winning goals against San Francisco and Gonzaga.. . Tallied three game- winning assists.. . Started in all 19 games.. . Scored first career goal against San Jose State in second game. Prep/Club: Named All-State and Most Valuable Player of the South Puget Sound League for Federal Way High... Went to regionals twice with the Federal Way Sting club team... Squad also finished second in Under 16 division .. . Puma Cup partici- pant. Personal: Majoring in Accounting... Recruited by Wash- ington, St. Louis, Oregon St. and Seattle Pacific... Born March 14, 1976 in Dublin, Ireland... Parents are Fran and Valerie O'Brien of Tacoma, Washington.

1995: Named All-WCC Honorable Mention... Started in seven– teen games this season... Scored first goal of his career in 2-1 victory over USF .. Recorded three assists during the year. 1994: Received All-WCC Second Team honors... WCC All– Academic selection... Started in 14 of 17 games... Recorded shots in five straight games from the backline... Collected first colle– giate point (an assist) versus N.C. State. Prep/Club: Named to the 1993-94All-CIF-San Diego Section Division II Team... First Team All-Avocado selection... Named to Union-Tribune All– Academic Team... Member of La Jolla Nomads club that posted a 45-5-2 record and played in the Dallas Cup. Personal: Major is undeclared ... Singled out USD for its academics, campus and soccer program... Father, Neil, played professionally in England for Manchester United.. . Uncle, Samuel Alvo, started pro team in Mexico... Born April 22, 1976 in Caracas, Venezula.

CAREERSTATS A

CAREERSTATS A 8 8

YR 1995 Tot.

YR 1995 1994 Tot.

.G I

Pf SH GW 'J) 32 2 20 32 2

GP/GS G 19/19 6 19119 6

GP/GS 18/17 17/14 35/31

GA lG 3 2 3 2

Pf SHGW

GA 0 0 0

3 1

7 6

0 0

0 1

Returning Players

#11

LEVI PARKER

#12

DAVID GIBBS

Forward (F)

Midfielder/Defender (MID)

Ht:5-10 Yr:So. Exp: lV Las Vegas, NV/Chaparral HS

Ht:5-7 Yr:Sr. Exp: lV San Diego, CA/Clairemont HS

1995: Sustained injury versus San Francisco putting him out for remainder of the season... Scored four goals and had three assists in 13 games... WCC Playerof the Week.. . Scored game-winning goal versus St. Mary's. Prep/Club: Three-time All-Sunrise Conference performer and two-time team MVP... Scored 79 goals in three years with high of 32 junior year (team 3rd in nation '94)... Senior year selected to All– West squad... Club Team (Green Valley) was State Champs. Per– sonal: Undeclared major... Chose USO because of successful soccer team, school and city... Recruited by Santa Clara, Notre Dame and San Jose State... Born April 11, 1977 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

1995: Appeared in twelve games this season, starting in four...Scored first goal as a Torero against California.. . Dean's List for three years. Prep/Club: Prepped at Clairemont HS where he earned 1st Team All– Harbor League honors and Team MVP honors his senior year... Two– time 2nd Team honoree... Club team (Villa) reached state cup semifi– nals. Personal: Major is Accounting... Born June 28, 1975 in San Diego, California... Parents are Nina and Michael Gibbs... Chose USO for small campus atmosphere and closeness to home... Salutatorian of Class of 1993.

CAREERSTATS A 0 0 Pf 2 2

CAREERSTATS A 3 3 Pf 11 11

lG 0 0

GA 0 0

SH GW 3 0 3 0

lG 2 2

GA 2 2

G l 1

\R 1995 Tot.

GP/GS 12/4 1214

SH GW 14 l 14 1

G 4 4

\R 1995 Tot.

GP/GS 13/13 13/13

#14

RYAN PATRICK

LAFE

#18

VITTITOE

Midfielder (MF)

Midfielder/Forward (MIF)

Ht: 5-8 Yr: So. Exp: l V Tucson, AZJSalpointe Catholic HS

Ht: 6-0 Yr: Jr. Exp: 2V Carlsbad, CA/Carlsbad HS

1995: Scored first career goal in final regular season game versus LMU, the game winner... Recorded lone assist against Gonzaga... Appeared in 15 games, starting in five. 1994: Sat out season due to injury. Prep/ Club: Led Salpointe Catholic in scoring as a senior with 18 goals and 6 assists in 10 games... Was the state's leading scorer as a junior (32 goals, 10 assists in 16 games)... Honored as a NSCAA All-American junior season... Was the lone Arizona representative on the AA team... Totaled 71 career goals in four years of action... Named to All-Arizona First Team and recognized as Arizona Player of the Year by the Gatorade Circle of Champions on two occasions... Earned four var– sity letters in helping the Lancers to four consecutive 5-A Southern Conference Championships... Four-time all-city pick.. . Member of the West Regional Olympic Development team program... Puma Cup selection. Personal: Undeclared major... Recruited by Air Force, Stanford, UNLV, and Regis ... Carried a 4.00 grade-point average in high school... Born Jan. 9, 1976 in Staten Island, NY.

1995: Played in all 19 games for Toreros this season...Scored five goals and added four assists...Fourth on the team in points with 14... Scored two goals and contributed an assist in 3-1 victory over Stanford. 1994: Finished third in team scoring (28 points) and sixth in the WCC points race... Top scoring freshman in the WCC... Tied USO single– game record with three assists against Yale... Named Offensive Most Valuable Player at the USO/MetLife Challenge... Set tourney records for total goals (4), total points (12) and points in a game (7); tied single-game records for goals (2) and shots (8)... Honored as WCC Offensive Player of the Week (9-20)... Scored six of his eight goals off the bench. Prep/Club: All-Avocado League Second Team member in 1992-93...Guided Carlsbad High to the Avocado Championship as the Lancers' leading scorer (17 goals)... Member of the Nomads club that competed in Under 19 World Club Championships at Dallas Cup. Personal: Major not yet declared... Father, Todd, played foot– ball at Cal Poly Pomona... Born August 21, 1975 in Oceanside, CA.

CAREERSTATS A l 1 Pf 3 3

CAREERSTATS A

lG 0 0

GA 0 0

SH GW 13 l 13 1

Pf 14 23 37

GA 0 2 2

lG l

G l 1

\R 1995 Tot.

GP/GS 15/5 15/5

SH GW 42 l 28 0 70 1

\R 1995 1994 Tot.

GP/GS

5 8

19/10

4 7

0 1

15/5

34115

Returning Players

GREG TELLA

#19

MATT GESKE

#23

Defender (D)

Midfielder (MF)

Ht: 5-10 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Fremont, CA/Mission San Jose

Ht: 6-4 Yr: Jr. Exp: 2V Brookfield, WI/Brookfield HS

1995: Did not play due to injury. Prep/Club: Three-time First Team All-Mission Valley Athletic League performer... Team was MVAL champs last three years and Northcoast Section Champions in 1993. Personal: Accounting major... Born May 3, 1977 in Hayward, CA. .. Parents are Lenda Carey and Robert Tella of Fremont, CA... Chose USO for successful soccer program... Recuited by San Jose State and Washington.

1995: Missed season due to injury. 1994: Finished fourth in team scoring with 14 points... Recorded a goal and two assists versus Yale... Provided two assists against Butler. 1993: Started nine games, includ- ing postseason appearances against UCLA and Cal St. Fullerton.. . Made most of first collegiate start, firing six shots on St. Mary's... Scored perhaps biggest goal of his career against CSUF in the NCAAs, tying the contest late in the second half with a header goal off a corner kick. Prep/Club: Ranked as one of the Top 50 Incoming Freshmen in 1993 according to Soccer News... His arrival gave USO the eighth-best recruiting class in the nation said Soccer News... Named Wisconsin Prep Player of the Year... State Olympic Development program... Tallied 14 goals and 12 assists his senior season at Brookfield Cen– tral... Led Lancers to state title senior season. Personal: Major is Accounting... Enjoys playing basketball in spare time... Recruited by Wisconsin... Born Aug. 17, 1974 in Madison, WI.

FERMIN ZUBIAUR

#24

Midfielder/Forward (M/F)

CAREERSTATS A Pf SH 6 14 14 I 5 24 7 19 38

Ht: 5-8 Yr: So. Exp: 1V Coronado, CA/Coronado HS

'\:R 1994 1993 Tot.

GW 1 0 1

GP/GS 15/10 17/9 32/19

.G 4 2 6

GA I

lG 0 I 1

0 1

1995: Appeared in seven games. Prep/Club: Two-time First Team All-Harbor League performer... Two-time All-CIF honoree... Senior year named Captain, Best Forward and Coaches Award...Junior year team was CIF Co-Champs with The Bishops School... Club Team (Coronado Select Strikers) were two-time Presidio League Champi– ons... Two-time San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic... Also MVP of tennis team. Personal: Biology major... Born October 21, 1976 in Mexico City, Mexico... Parents are Fermin and Olga Zubiaur of Coronado... Chose USO for school size, location and sports program.

CAREERSTATS A 0 0 Pf 0 0

'\:R 1995 Tot.

GP/GS

SH GW

7/0 710

4th Annual USD/Diadora Cup Sept. 13-15, Torero Stadium UC Berkeley, UC Santa Barbara, Cal Poly SLO, USD

7th Annual MetLife Classic Sept. 20-22, Torero Stadium USD, UNC Charlotte Michigan State, San Diego State

Past Diadora Champions 1995 - Cal State Fullerton 1994 - Sacramento State 1993 - Seattle Pacific

Past MetLife Champions

1995 - Cal Poly SLO

1992 - USO

1994- USO 1993- USO

1991 - UNC Charlotte 1990 - USO, Seattle Pacific

Torero Newcomers

#9 NICHOLAS KALAFATICH

#2 FEDERICO SEITUN

#5 ERIN O'CONNOR

Forward (F)

Defender (D)

Ht: 6-1 Yr: Jr. Exp: HS

Ht: 5-11 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Albisola Sup., Italy/Liceo O.Grassi HS

Ht: 5-8 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Escondido, CA/San Pasqual HS

Gig Harbor, WA/Seattle Pacific Univ.

1995: Played in 19 games for Seattle Pacific and started in 16... Third leading scorer on the team scoring five goals and recording three assists. 1994: Team's leading scorer before suffering an ankle injury in midseason... Scored eight goals and had two assists for 18 points.. . Successful on all three penalty kick attempts... Named to the All-Far West Classic team. Prep/Club: Three year letterwinner and starter at midfield for Peninsula HS .. . Led Pierce County in scoring twice and was three-time All-League selection... Made state ODP team for five consecutive years... Spent time in Croatia, Germany and France playing for jun– ior teams before attending college. Personal: Father, Drago, played professional soccer.. . Born April 5, 1975 in Los Angeles, CA.

Prep/Club: High school team was 1994 and 1995 CIF champions .. . Second Team All League and AII-CIF senior season... First Team All-CIF and All-League during junior cam– paign... Played on Pegasus club team the past five years... Team won State Cup in 1993 and 1994. Personal: Major is undeclared... Chose USO because of successful soccer team, school and academics ... Recruited by Loyola Marymount and Portland... Twin brother Brian is also on the team... Born April 12, 1978 in Escondido, CA.

Prep/Club: Played on several club teams in Italy throughout career... Most recently played for Albenga F.C. that went to champi– onship... Member of Savona F.C. team that won northwest championship... Played for Juventus F.C. that won Italian championship in 1994. Personal: Chose USO to have new experiences in life far different than home... because of successful soccer team, school and city... Recruited by Santa Barbara, Stanford, San Francisco, UCLA... Stepfather, Carlo played club soccer in Italy... Born July 31, 1976 in Genoa, Italy.

#16 HECTOR AVALOS

#15 PAUL FISHER

#13 ULF STIERNA

Midfield (MF)

Defender (D)

Midfield/Forward (MIF)

Ht: 5-10 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS National City, CA/Sweetwater HS

Ht: 5- 10 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Fremont, CA/Mission San Jose HS

Ht: 5-9 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Halmstad, Sweden/Halmstad Univ.

Prep/Club: First Team AII-CIF for three years... First TeamAll Metro League for three seasons ... Metropolitan League Player of the Year in senior campaign... Helped pace Sweetwater to a 16-3-2 record and league championship.. . Selected as Freshman of the Year. Personal: Undeclared major... Born August 23, 1978 in San Diego, CA.

Prep/Club: Mission Valley Athletic League First Team member during senior season... Scored six goals and had four assists from backfield position... High school team won seven consecutive league championships .. . Second Team All-League during junior year... Also played baseball and was an Honorable Mention recipient. Personal: Undeclared major... Chose USO because of school and education as well as the soccer program... Cousin, Rich played Football at Colorado and another cousin, Ross, played golf at Missis– sippi State... Recruited by San Jose State, San Diego State, Fresno State and Washington.. Born March 13, 1978 in Santa Clara, CA.

Prep/Club: Has played in the Swedish sec– ond division for Leikin... His team won the third division in 1995 and second division in 1991 . Personal: Business Administration major... Also attended Halmstad University... Cousin, Roger Lindqvist, was a three-time WCC First Team member and two-time All– American for USO... Chose USO because of successful soccer team and climate... Born April 14, 1974 in Halmstad, Sweden.

Torero Newcomers

#17 :MIGUEL SUAZO

#20 BRIAN O'CONNOR

#21 DANIEL BLAKE

Midfield/Forward (M/F)

Midfield (MF)

Ht: 5-9 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Albuquerque, NM/St. Pius X HS

Ht: 5-8 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Escondido, CNSan Pasqual HS

Ht: 6-0 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Fairfax, CNMarin Catholic HS

Prep/Club: Scored 14 goals, IO assists in se– nior season for State Champs St. Pius X ... Two-time District Player of the Year... First TeamAll-State, All-City, All-District for three years... Team was ranked #I in New Mexico and #23 in the nation with a record of 18-1- 1... State champion three years in a row... Scored 23 goals and recorded nine assists dur– ing junior year... Played for a regional team that traveled to Costa Rica. Personal: Busi– ness major... Chose USD because oflocation and soccer program... Recruited by Washing– ton, St. Mary's and New Mexico... Born No– vember 11 , 1977 in Albuquerque, NM.

Prep/Club: Selected to All-CIF First Team and All-League First Team during senior sea– son... Scored 12 goals and recorded 18 assists for San Pasqual in final year... First Team All– CIF and All-League for three years... Also a member of cross country and track teams... First Team All-CIF and All-League in fresh– man and sophomore years in cross country. Personal: Undeclared major... Twin brother Erin is also on the team... Born April 12, 1978 in Escondido, CA.

Prep/Club: First Team All Marin County Athletic League... Team MVP and Team Cap– tain... Three-time Scholar Athlete... Named Most Improved and Most Inspirational dur– ing junior season... Has trained in Bolivia and Ireland with club teams. Personal: Interna– tional Relations major... Chose USD because of successful soccer team, school and size... Recruited byNYU... Born December 12, 1977 in San Francisco, CA.

#22 ANTONIO GONZALES

#25 CHRIS VIGNOLES

#26 BRYAN WOOD

Forward (F)

Goalkeeper (GK)

Ht: 5-10 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS Mesa, AZ/Mt. View HS

Ht: 5-8 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS San Diego, CA/Rancho Bernardo HS

Ht: 6-0 Yr: Fr. Exp: HS San Diego, CA/USDHS

Noteworthy: Potential starter who was lost last season due to knee injury. A versatile player who can play midfield or anywhere in the back. Prep/Club: Four-year starter at Mt. View where team advanced to playoffs each year...Senior year scored 20 goals and tallied 16 assists with team winning league title...First Team All-Arizona and First Team All-State (5A)... 4-time AIA Scholar-Athlete ... career totals of 58 goals/38 assists... Played for Tucson Amigos Club Team in 1995. Per– sonal: Born June 16, 1976... Chose USD for its strong academic reputation and its solid soccer program... Recruited by Notre Dame, Stanford, Clemson and Harvard.

Prep/Club: Palomar League Playerofthe Year last year and member of CIF First Team.. . Team MVP and Scholar Athlete.. . Twice named North County Times Athlete of the Week... Scholar Athlete of the Year in 1995- 96 for Rancho Bernardo... Scored 21 goals in 18 games. Personal: Lived in Montevido, Uruguay until he was ten ... Fluent in English and Spanish.. . Chose USD because of athletic and academic reputation ... Major is Interna– tional Relations... USD Deans Scholar... Born July 18, 1977 in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Prep/Club: Two-time All-CIF and All-West– ern League performer and MVP senior sea– son... Team won league and CIF with a 23-2 record in senior year... Three-year letter win– ner for football . Personal: Undeclared ma– jor... Chose USD because of academic reputa– tion and location... Recruited by Fresno State and Cal Poly SLO... Born April 21 , 1977 in San Diego, CA.

1996 USD Team Roster & Photo

1996 Toreros: (Front Row 1-r) Chris Vignoles, Brian O'Connor, Tim Durkin, Levi Parker, Miguel Suazo, Erin O'Connor, Jimmy Wang, Keith Finnegan. (Middle Row 1-r) Hector Avalos, Jamie Munro, Lafe Vittitoe, Carlos Castellanos, Bryan Wood, Joe Panian, David Gibbs, Antonio Gonzales, Ryan Patrick, Fermin Zubiaur. (Back Row 1-r) Asst. Coach Harry Tweedie, Asst. Coach Marc Thiebach, Ulf Stierna, Leighton O'Brien, Mike Marvil, Federico Seitun, Matt Geske, Nick Kalafatich, Daniel Blake, Paul Fisher, Greg Tel/a, Head Coach Seamus McFadden. 1996 USD MEN'S SOCCER ROSTER

Hometown/Last School

Wt.

Yr.

Ht.

Pas. GK GK

Name

No.

175 195 170 140 150 150 140 175 150 180 150 175 150 170 170 155 160 145 140 145 175 175 160 185

6-2 6-1 5-8 5-7 5-8 5-7 6-0 5-11 5-11 5-10 5-10 6-1

San Diego, CA/San Diego HS Mission Hills, CA/Alemany HS

Jr Jr

Joe Panian

1 2 3 4 5 6

Carlos Castellanos Federico Seitun

Albisola Sup., Italy/Liceo O.Grassi HS La Canada, CA/St. Francis HS San Diego, CA/Mission Bay HS Escondido, CA/San Pasqual HS Drogheda, Ireland/St. Josephs HS San Diego, CA/Torrey Pines HS Gig Harbor, WA/Seattle Pacific Univ. Federal Way, WA/Federal Way HS Las Vegas, NV/Chaparral San Diego, CA/Clairemont HS Halmstad, Sweden/Halmstad Univ. Fremont, CA/Mission San Jose HS National City, CA/Sweetwater HS Albuquerque, NM/St. Pius X HS Tucson, AZ/Salpointe Catholic HS Fremont, CA/Mission San Jose Escondido, CA/San Pasqual HS Fairfax, CA/Marin Catholic HS Mesa, AZ/Mountain View HS Brookfield, WI/Brookfield HS San Diego, CA/USDHS Carlsbad, CA/Carlsbad HS

Fr Jr Sr Fr Jr Fr Jr Jr So So Sr Fr Fr Fr So Fr Fr Fr Fr Jr So Fr Fr Fr Jr

Tim Durkin James Wang

D D

Erin O'Connor Keith Finnegan MikeMarvil Jamie Munro

8 9

Nicholas Kalafatich Leighton O'Brien

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Levi Parker David Gibbs Ulf Stierna Lafe Vittitoe Paul Fisher Hector Avalos Miguel Suazo Ryan Patrick

5-7 5-9 6-0

MID MIF M/F MF M/F MF MF MF MF MF MIF D D

5-10 5-10

5-9 5-8

5-10

Greg Tel/a

5-8 6-0 5-9 6-4 5-8 5-9 6-0

Brian O'Connor

Daniel Blake

Antonio Gonzales Matthew Geske Fermin Zubiaur

150 140 190

Coronado, CA/Coronado HS

Rancho Bernardo, CA/Rn. Bernardo HS

Chris Vignoles Bryan Wood

San Diego, CA/USDHS

Head Coach: Seamus McFadden Assistant Coaches: Harry Tweedie, Mark Thiebach

1995 Final Statistics

Neutral: 2-0-1

Away: 3-2-0

Home: 7-3-1

WCC: 5-1-0

Overall: 12-5-2

USD Career Stats

1995 Statistics

A PTS

PTS

G 16

Name

No.

GP/GS

150

2 2

3 2 4

38 20 17 14

80 32 44 42 14 30

18/17 19/19 19/19 19/10 13/13 19/16 18/17 18/18

6 8 5 4 3 5 3 0

Guillermo Jara Leighton O'Brien Stefan Martinsen Lafe Vittitoe Levi Parker Michael Deery Jamie Munro James Wang Ryan Patrick Keith Finnegan

20 17 37

8 5

6 6

19 19 34 13 36 35 55 15 36 12

6 6 5 4 0

10 15 14

L 1

11 15

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

5 5 4 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0

7 8 4

4 7

7 9

3 9 2

15/5

5 0

8 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0

19/19

12/4

David Gibbs

23 13

0 0

L L

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Jon Schoenherr Johan Kyllerman

8/L

18 38

18/12 19/19

2 3

7 0 0 0 0

5 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0

Tim Durkin

4 7

0 0 0 0

4/0 7/0

17 24

Todd Stearman Fermin Zubiaur Carlos Castellanos

13 15

13/9

10/10

Joe Panian

8 2

285 221

123

37 24

43 26

19 19

USD Totals Opponents

Stat Key: GP=Games Played; GS=Games Started; G=Goals; A=Assists; PTS=Points; SH=Shots; GW=Game-winning Goals; UG= Unassisted Goals; MIN= Minutes Played; SV= Saves; GAA= Goals Against Average

Deery (3), Munro (2), Jara (1 + 1), Finnegan (4), Martinsen (1), O'Brien (4), Vittitoe (1), Parker (2), Stearman (1), Gibbs (1), Castellanos (1), Panian (+ 1), Durkin(+1)

Cautions:

Munro (1+1), Jara (1), Stearman (1)

Ejections:

O'Brien 1-1

Penalty Kicks:

Goalie Stats No Name 01

so 4 (l) 3 (I)

sv 32 34

PK 0-1 0-0

REC 7-3-0 5-2-2

GAA 1.20 1.38

SH 99 122

MIN 824 976

GP/GS 10/10 13/9

11 15

Joe Panian

Carlos Castellanos

1995 Scoring Summary

CS BAKERSFIELD

No Scoring

USD Scorini: (Assist)

Opponent FRESNO STATE SAN JOSE STATE EVANSVILLE COLUMBIA WASHINGTON

Jara (O'Brien), Jara

at Santa Clara* ST. MARY'S*

Jara (Deery), Jara (Parker), Vittitoe (Jara) O'Brien (Parker), Martinsen (Deery) Finnegan (Deery), Vittitoe (O'Brien) Martinsen (O'Brien), Jara (Martinsen) No Scoring Martinsen (Parker), Parker, Gibbs (Schoenherr) Vittitoe (Martinsen), Vittitoe (Jara),

Jara (O'Brien), Jara (Vittitoe), Parker (O'Brien), Jara (O'Brien) Munro (O'Brien), O"Brien (Finnegan) O'Brien, Jara, Wang (Martinsen), Jara (Deery) O'Brien (Jara), Martinsen (Munro), Jara, Jara (Martinsen), O'Brien (Patrick)

SAN FRANCISCO*

UC IRVINE

at UC Berkeley

at Gonzaga*

at Stanford

Jara (Munro) No Scoring

at Portland*

Parker (Vittito~-- Vittitoe, Jara (Vittitoe),

CS FULLERTON

vs. Florida Int'!

LMU*

Patrick (Martinsen, Jara)

Martinsen (Kyllerrnan), Wang (Jara) Martinsen, Parker (Jara), O'Brien, Jara (Munro)

Jara (Vittitoe)

at Santa Clara

at Butler

USD Record Book

.~divi~ii~, Sihgleg;;r. ,·=·-· ._.. ·-- .. -·•·--- _ .,_-_ -,=-·=--· -·'---~-- - .r---,-.., Goals - Assists -

USD Hat Tricks (three or more goals in a game) Guillermo Jara vs. St. Mary's, 10-20-95

4, Paul Gelvezon, vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-10-91 3, Leighton O'Brien, vs. St. Mary's, 10-20-95 Lafe Vittitoe, vs. Yale, 9-18-94 Manny Rodriguez, vs. Gonzaga, 11-1-92 Chugger Adair, vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-10-91 8, Paul Gelvezon, vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-10-91 12, Bo Kaemerle, vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-6-86 21, Ron Ceniceroz, vs . UCLA, 9-27-83 John Farley,@ San Diego St., 10-12-83

Doug Barry vs. North Carolina St., 10-26-94

Points– Shots - GK Saves -

Paul Gelvezon (4) vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-10-91

Sean Pinnell vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-10-91

Goals - Assists - Points– Shots -

19, Bo Kaemerle, 1986 (24 games) 19, Guillermo Jara, 1992 (24 games)

51, Guillermo Jara, 1992 90, Guillermo Jara, 1992 93, Scott Garlick, 1993 19, Scott Huckleberry, 1986 0.92, Tom Tate, 1990 10, Scott Huckleberry, 1986

Vince Bianchi @ Biola, 10-26-88

GK Saves - GK Wins– GAA– Shutouts-

MikeBrille vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 9-15-86

Bo Kaemerle vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-6-86

Goals - Assists - Points-

51, Guillermo Jara, I992-95 48, Guillermo Jara, 1992-95 150, Guillermo Jara, 1992-95

Most Goals -

9, vs. Gonzaga, 11-1-92 4, vs. Gonzaga, 11-1-92 5, three times 11, @ UNLV, 11-1-80 40, vs. Pt. Loma Nazarene, 9-6-86 4, @ UNLV, 9-20-86

Most Wins– Fewest Wins - Fewest Losses - Most Ties - Win Pct. - Most Goals - Fewest Goals -

19, 1992, 1986 0, 1980 3, 1990 5, 1990, 1984 .812, 1986 (19-4-1) 71, 1992 6, 1980

Most Goals, 1st half - Most Goals, 2nd half - Most Goals Allowed - Most Shots - Fewest Shots - Most Shots Allowed - Fewest Shots Allowed -

33, VS. UCLA, 9-27-83 1, vs. PLNC, 9-10-91 vs. LMU, 10-18-91

Win Streak - 9 games, 1990 Losing Streak- 12 games, 1980

Most Fouls- Most Opp. Fouls -

33, @ Cleveland State, 9-25-92 31, @ Santa Clara, 10-22-93 @Akron, 9-26-92 8 goals, vs. Gonzaga, 11-1-92 (9-1) vs. PLNC, 9-10-91 (8-0) 11 goals, @ UNLV, 11-1-80 (0-11)

Largest Win -

Largest Loss -

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