Gauchos in the Pros
Memo Arzate
• Currently plays for the Portland
Timbers of the A League.
• Drafted in the 3rd round by the Los
Angeles Galaxy in 2003.
• Played for the Gauchos in 2002 and
2003.
Rob Friend
• Member of Canada’s World Cup team.
• Currently plays for Molde FK of the Norwegian Tippeligean (Premier League).
• Spent two seasons with Moss FK of the Norwegian First Division.
• Drafted in the 4th round by the Chicago Fire of the MLS in 2002.
• Played for the Gauchos in 2001 and 2002.
Thiago Martins
• Acquired by the MLS’s DC United in 2003.
• 2002 A League scoring champion.
• Spent three season in the A League, first
with San Diego and Minnesota before finishing with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds.
• Three-time A-League Team of the Week
selection.
• Played for the Gauchos in 1999 and 2000.
Neil Jones &
Tony Lochhead
• Members of New Zealand’s World Cup and Olympic teams.
• Most recently played for the Kiwis in the OFC Nations
Cup (World Cup qualifying tournament).
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2004 UCSB
Men’s Soccer Team
Back Row: Assistant Coach
Leo Chappel, Head Coach Tim
Vom Steeg, Tyler Rosenlund,
Chuck Anderson, Matt Bly,
Tony Lochhead, Drew McAthy,
Andy Iro, Neil Jones, Ivan
Becerra, Nate Boyden, Myles
Davis, Jonathan Davis, Brennen
Tennelle, Pat Scott, Manager
Jason Tower, Volunteer Assistant Brooke O’Hanley.
Front Row: Jon Apilado,
Efren Mata, Brian Byrne, Greg
Curry, Dan Kennedy, Kyle
Reynish, Corey Wood, Chris
Hughes, Tino Nuñez, Andrew
Proctor.
2004 UC Santa Barbara
Men’s Soccer Roster
No.
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2
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5
6
7
8
9
10
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Name
Kyle Reynish
Dan Kennedy
Nate Boyden
Greg Curry
Pat Scott
Jon Apilado
Bryan Byrne
Matt Bly
Neil Jones
Drew McAthy
Efren Mata
Chris Hughes
Myles Davis
Corey Wood
Tony Lochhead
Jonathan Davis
Tyler Rosenlund
Andy Iro
Andrew Proctor
Brennan Tennelle
Chuck Anderson
Tino Nuñez
Matt Williams
Ivan Becerra
Pos.
GK
GK
MF
D
D
D
MF
F
F
F
MF
MF
D
MF
D
F
MF
D
F
MF
D
F
D
MF
Ht.
6-3
6-1
6-1
5-9
5-11
5-7
5-8
6-0
6-4
6-2
5-6
5-7
6-0
5-8
6-0
5-11
6-0
6-4
5-10
5-11
6-1
5-8
6-0
6-2
Wt.
200
200
175
170
170
160
155
175
200
180
160
160
175
155
175
190
175
200
165
150
185
180
175
190
Head Coach: Tim Vom Steeg
Assistant Coach: Leo Chappel
Goalkeeper Coach: Ryan Sparre
Volunteer Assistant Coach: Brooke O’Hanley
Athletic Trainer: Bob Annable
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Yr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
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Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
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Hometown
Valencia, CA
Yorba Linda, CA
Davis, CA
Sacramento, CA
Seattle, WA
Fairfield, CA
Castledermot, Ireland
Santa Rosa, CA
Auckland, NZ
Huntington Beach, CA
Cerritos, CA
Benicia, CA
Delta, BC
Danville, CA
Tauranga, NZ
Los Angeles, CA
Port Coquitlam, BC
Liverpool, Eng.
Burnaby, BC
San Diego, CA
Encinitas, CA
Long Beach, CA
San Luis Obispo, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Previous School
Hart HS
El Dorado HS
Davis HS
Christian Brothers HS
Northwest HS
Vacaville HS
Colaiste Lorcain HS
Montgomery HS
Otago University
Huntington Beach HS
Compton College
Benicia HS
North Delta Secondary
San Ramon Valley HS
New Zealand Secondary
North Carolina
Riverside Secondary
St. Edwards HS
Alpha Secondary
Scripps Ranch HS
La Costa Canyon HS
Compton College
San Luis Obispo HS
Mission JC
Alphabetical
Roster
23
6
26
8
2
7
3
16
13
12
18
9
1
15
11
10
24
19
0
17
5
21
25
14
Chuck Anderson
Jon Apilado
Ivan Becerra
Matt Bly
Nate Boyden
Bryan Byrne
Greg Curry
Jonathan Davis
Myles Davis
Chris Hughes
Andy Iro
Neil Jones
Dan Kennedy
Tony Lochhead
Efren Mata
Drew McAthy
Chuck Nunez
Andrew Proctor
Kyle Reynish
Tyler Rosenlund
Pat Scott
Brennan Tennelle
Matt Williams
Corey Wood
2004 UCSB Soccer Preview
The 2004 UC Santa Barbara men’s soccer
season truly began three years ago when the
Gauchos’ 2001 recruiting class of Jon Apilado,
Matt Bly, Neil Jones, Dan Kennedy, Tony
Lochhead and Drew McAthy first stepped onto
the pitch in Harder Stadium.
As it enters its final year, the sextet has
already cemented its place in UCSB soccer
history. The 2004 senior class helped usher
in a new era of Gaucho soccer and it has been
instrumental in a litany of success: two NCAA
Tournament berths, two NCAA shutout wins in
the NCAA Tournament, a Sweet 16 appearance,
two season-ending top-20 national rankings,
two Big West Championships, a 45-13-2 overall
record, and 11 All-Big West awards. Suffice to
say this group has proven itself on the national
and regional stage.
Led by the trio of Kennedy, Lochhead, and
McAthy, three of only four players in school
history to earn all-conference honors three
times, this year’s seniors have appeared in, on
average, 57 games each in their careers. With
over 75 percent of their appearances coming as
starters, they give head coach Tim Vom Steeg an
experienced core of who have been an integral
part UCSB’s success.
The experience and leadership of the returnees will be crucial to the Gauchos, ranked
13th by College Soccer News and 15th by the
NSCAA in the preseason polls, if they hope to
compete for a first-ever NCAA National Championship. More than half of UCSB’s 2004 roster
is made up of newcomers. Ranked ninth in the
country by both Soccer America and College
Soccer News, this year’s recruiting class will be
looked at to fill the void in the Gauchos’ midfield left by the departure of Memo Arzate and
David McGill.
“Overall, we obviously had some holes to fill
and we have addressed them in some pretty big
ways,” said Vom Steeg. “In terms of the players
that we have added, in terms of attacking the
goal, and in terms of players we are returning, it
is all there.”
With a roster loaded from top-to-bottom
with more talent and skill than any other in Gaucho history, the key to Santa Barbara’s success
in 2004 will come in its ability to develop chemistry on the field. Fortunately for the UCSB
coaching staff, they addressed that issue over a
Drew McAthy
season ago.
“Chemistry is so important to our program,”
Vom Steeg said. “We have usually been able to
address this by recruiting players who are familiar with each other. Part of our recruiting plan
always is to try and bring in pairs or groups from
the same programs.”
Finding a blend of players that works well
together is at the top of Vom Steeg’s list of
things to get accomplished before the season
starts, because once again the Gauchos play one
of the top schedules in the country. In the second
week of the season UCSB travels to Connecticut
to take on the former National Champion Huskies and 2003 NCAA Tournament participant
Seton Hall. Just a week later UCSB heads to the
University of New Mexico’s tournament to take
on defending National Champion Indiana along
with Columbia. When you throw the University
of San Francisco into the mix, Santa Barbara
will play three matches against one-time NCAA
champions and five matches against teams that
played in last year’s NCAA Tournament.
Offensively, UCSB has an increased array
of scoring threats thanks to some off-season
additions and the return of All-Big West forwards McAthy and Jones. Complimenting one
of 2003’s top one-two punches will be junior
transfer Jonathan Davis (Los Angeles, Calif./
North Carolina) and freshman Andrew Proctor
(Burnaby, BC/Alpha Secondary). Davis and
Proctor will add a great deal of speed to the
Gaucho attack.
On the outside, UCSB returns one of the
conference’s top reserves in Bly. Junior Bryan
Byrne also gives the Gauchos a tremendous
amount of speed coming from both sides of
the field, and junior college All-American Ivan
Becerra (Los Angeles, Calif./Mission JC) has
an excellent left foot to go with his size.
The greatest competition for playing time
will come in the middle of the field. Redshirt
junior Efren Mata will be expected to take
the early lead in directing Santa Barbara’s attack. The fact that Mata has spent one season
at UCSB probably gives him a leg-up on fellow
Compton College transfer Tino Nunez (Long
Beach, Calif.) and freshman Tyler Rosenlund
(Port Coquitlam, BC/Riverside Secondary).
Combined, the threesome will give Gaucho
coaches the envious dilemma of how to split
playing time.
While the offensive side of the ball needs to
have some pieces fit together, the defensive side
Dan Kennedy
is outstanding. The return of three-year starters
Lochhead and Apilado, along with sophomore
Greg Curry who started 20 in 2003, UCSB
has a core group of players with the valuable
experience of playing together. Despite the
experienced returnees, the Gauchos will not be
playing the same defense as seasons past.
“I am hoping that this year we will be able
to play in the back the style and level that I
think can get us a championship,” assessed
Vom Steeg.
Santa Barbara will not need to do that again
thanks to the return of juniors Corey Wood
and Pat Scott, redshirt junior Nate Boyden,
and the addition of freshmen Myles Davis
(Delta, BC/North Delta Secondary), Andy
Iro (Liverpool, Eng./St. Edwards HS), Matt
Williams (San Luis Obispo, Calif./San Luis
Obispo HS), Brennen Tennelle (San Diego,
Calif./Scripps Ranch HS) and Chuck Anderson (Encinitas, Calif./La Costa Canyon HS).
All five players have added tremendous size
to the Gauchos defensive core with four of the
five standing 6-foot-0 or taller.
Between the pipes is almost a non-issue, except for the fact that sophomore Kyle
Reynish is back after redshirting last season.
It is a non-issue because the Gauchos return
the reigning Big West Goalkeeper of the Year
in Dan Kennedy.
Having only missed two games in his
career, both due to red card suspensions, Kennedy has started every game he was eligible
for since becoming a Gaucho. Entering his
final season at UCSB, Kennedy already holds
the school record for goalkeeper wins with 42,
matches played with 61, and his career goals
against average of 0.98 is lower than any
other keeper in UCSB history. And if Reynish
should get the call, he has already proven to
be as much of a rock between the pipes. As a
freshman he appeared in seven matches without allowing a goal, posting a pair of wins.
“This is the most talented team that UCSB
has ever seen,” stated Vom Steeg. “But we
know what happens with talent and expectations and all of that. So again, the key to this
year’s team is a matter of finding the right
combinations on the field. And hopefully
whatever we put on the field we can build on
early.”
Neil Jones
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Tim Vom Steeg
Head Coach • Sixth season
Tim Vom Steeg enters his sixth season as
head coach of the UC Santa Barbara men’s
soccer program, his alma mater, having
guided the Gauchos to two Big West Conference titles and two consecutive trips to
the NCAA Tournament. Under his guidance UCSB has produced the Big West’s
Offensive Player of the Year three year’s
running, as well as a defensive player of
the year and a goalkeeper of the year since
the conference reinstated men’s soccer in
2001.
In his five years at UC Santa Barbara he
has comprised an overall record of 66-30-6, placing him 19th among
active coaches at the Division I level and 44th all-time. Vom Steeg was
named MPSF Co-Coach of the Year in first season at UCSB and has
since coached six players who are currently playing professional soccer, including three in Europe and one in the MLS, and has seen three
All-Americans take residence in the UC Santa Barbara locker room.
Vom Steeg achieved a milestone in 2002 in his fourth season at the
Gauchos’ helm, guiding UCSB to its first ever NCAA Tournament, and
posting its first ever tourney victory in the process. The Gauchos had
nine players recognized as All-Big West honorees with Rob Friend repeating as the conference’s Offensive Player of the Year as the Gauchos
began charge onto the national scene. After advancing to the second
round of the NCAA Tournament, the team finished the season with a
No. 21 national ranking with an 18-3-1 record and a Division I secondbest +2.14 scoring margin.
As much success as the squad enjoyed in 2002, Vom Steeg solidified his program’s standing amongst the best in the nation in 2003,
trumping the standards set by the previous year’s team. Playing one of
the top five toughest schedules in the nation, last year’s team went 16-5-1
advancing to its first ever Sweet 16 where it lost in double-overtime to the
eventual national runner-up. UCSB ended the 2003 season ranked 12th in
the nation by the NSCAA and had its second and third players in the last
two years drafted by an MLS squad as David McGill and Memo Arzate
joined Rob Friend from 2002.
His third season at UCSB he saw eight players named All-Big West,
including the conference’s Co-Offensive (Rob Friend) and Co-Defensive
(Reuben Bates) Players of the Year. The Gauchos’ defense in 2001 tied
for 24th nationally, posting a 0.42 shutout percentage, blanking eight opponents in 19 matches.
In 1999 he guided the Gauchos to a 13-7-0 record in his first season
at the helm of the UCSB men’s soccer program. Vom Steeg was named
MPSF Pacific Division Co-Coach of the Year at the end 1999 season for
guiding the Gauchos to a 10.5-game improvement on their 1998 record,
the best turnaround in the NCAA at the Division I level for that year.
Prior to his return to UCSB, Vom Steeg was the head coach at Santa
Barbara City College, where he amassed an impressive 121-18-4 (.860)
overall record from 1992 through 1998, leading the Vaqueros to five Western State Conference Championships and a 1996 California Community
College State Championship. In addition, SBCC reached the State Final
Four four times under Vom Steeg, most recently in his final season, 1998.
Vom Steeg was a five-time WSC Coach of the Year choice in his sevenyear tenure and he was also named State Coach of the Year in 1996 and
Far West Region Coach of the Year in 1997.
Vom Steeg played at UCSB from 1985 to 1988, and graduated in 1989
with a B.A. in History. He received his teaching credential from UCSB in
1990. He has also earned his USSF National “B” Coaching License.
Vom Steeg resides in Santa Barbara and is married to Almeria Vom
Steeg and they have four sons, Justin, Carson, and twins Caden and
Jared.
Leo Chappel
Assistant Coach • Fourth season
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Leo Chappel returns for his fourth year as
an assistant coach in the UC Santa Barbara
men’s soccer program. Since joining the
Gaucho staff UCSB has enjoyed three of
the schools best season ever, helping the
program to a 45-13-2 overall record over
the course of his tenure, earning Chappel
the recognition as one of the top assistant
coaches in the nation from College Soccer
News for four years running.
In the past three years Chappel has been
instrumental in guiding the UCSB men’s
soccer program to elite level at which it
now stands on the national level. In his three seasons with the Gauchos
they have won two Big West Conference titles made two consecutive
trips to the NCAA Tournament where they have posted a 2-2 record.
A major key to UCSB’s rise to success on the national scene has
been its recruiting, culminating in this season’s incoming class earning
a No. 9 ranking among Division I programs. Prior to, and since arriving in Santa Barbara, Chappel has developed numerous contacts for the
program on both the national and international level, helping to bring
some of the top amateur players from all around the world.
Chappel came to UCSB after spending the three seasons as an assistant coach at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte. While a
part of the 49ers program, Chappel’s duties included everything from
training and scheduling, to recruiting. His efforts were instrumental in
helping UNCC to a national ranking.
Prior to his time at North Carolina, Chappel coached for two seasons
at Ohio Wesleyan, helping guide the Battling Bishops to a Division III National Championship in 1997. In addition to his regular coaching duties at
Ohio Wesleyan, he organized Team OWU, a fundraising group dedicated
exclusively to the program. In addition, Chappel spent one season as an
assistant at Wake Forest.
Chappel, who graduated from Ohio Wesleyan with his BA in Physical
Education, is also a member of the US Olympic Development regional
coaching staff and holds a NSCAA Premier License. He is married to
Amy Chappel, and they are the proud parents of daughter Marley Chappel, born just prior to his second season at UCSB. The Chappels reside in
the Santa Ynez Valley.
Goalkeeper Coach
Ryan Sparre
Athletic Trainer
Bob Annable
Drew McAthy
Dan Kennedy
GK 6-1 200
Senior
Yorba Linda, Calif.
El Dorado HS
Communication
F 6-2 180
Senior
Huntington Beach, Calif.
Huntington Beach HS
Communication
#10
2003 First Team All-Big West
2002 Third Team All-Far West • 2002 First Team All-Big West
2001 All-Big West Honorable Mention
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Named First Team All-Big West for his third consecutive all-conference
honor, becoming the first player since 1970, along with teammates Dan Kennedy
and Tony Lochhead, to earn all-conference accolades three times…Finished 28th
in the nation (Division I) with a 0.64 goals per game average, tops on the team
and the Big West…Led or tied for the Big West and team lead in goals, points,
shots and game-winning goals…His 14 goals on the season tied as the fifth best
in school history, bumping his career total to 35, the third most in school and
Big West history…One of five Gauchos to appear in all 22 matches, he has appeared in all but one of UCSB’s 63 matches in the past three seasons…After being held scoreless in the season opener, came off the bench against NC State at
the Duke/adidas Classic to net his first career hat-trick…Followed his hat-trick
with the game-winning goal against Duke to earn tournament MVP honors as
well as College Soccer News National Team of the Week and Big West Player of
the Week honors…Finished the year with 94 shots, the second highest in school
history...Totals 196 career shots, fourth all-time…Down 2-1 in the second half,
McAthy put away the game-tying goal against St. John’s in the Sweet 16 to help
send the game to overtime…2002: Had a break-out season finishing tied for
16th in the nation with 17 goals and earning Third Team All-Far West Region
honors from the NSCAA…His 0.77 goals per game average ranked 26th in the
nation…The First Team All-Big West forward produced one of the best offensive
performances ever in the Big West and at UCSB, placing third all-time on UCSB
single-season scoring list and seventh all-time on the Big West’s…Netted seven
game-winners to lead the team while setting a new conference record…Was just
one of seven players to appear in all 22 matches…Took 70 shots on the season,
second most on the team…Scored at Berkeley in the second round of the NCAA
Tournament in UCSB’s 2-1 loss to Cal…2001: Had an outstanding freshman year,
finishing second on the team with 13 points…An All-Big West honorable mention
at forward, he finished the season tied for second on the team with four goals…His
five assists tied for the third most on the team.
PDL/Club
Helped the defending national champion Cape Cod Crusaders of the PDL to yet
another postseason appearance at the nation’s highest amateur level…Finished
second on the team with five goals despite appearing in just nine matches…Split
time with some of the nation’s top players on the forward line of the Orange
County Blue Star of the PDL in 2003…Netted three goals in twelve matches with
the Blue Star…Scored the game-winner against the Cascade Surge to propel OC to
semi-finals of the national playoffs against the Chicago Fire Reserves…Spent his
entire club career with the Wolfpack Soccer Club…Led the Wolfpack to the finals
of the Snickers National Cup in 2000.
High School
Prepped at Huntington Beach HS where he was coached by Kevin Smith and
Will Cummins...Saw time on all three lines scoring 41 career goals and tallying
28 career assists, a HBHS record...Also holds the school record for assists in a
season...Helped lead the Oilers to a Sunset League Championship...Three times
named All-Sunset League, Sunset League MVP, and All-Orange County...Honored
with the Principal’s Award as a junior for having the highest GPA on the team...Also
played baseball…Named Huntington Beach High School’s Athlete of the Year his
senior year…Recognized as a Scholar with Distinction upon graduation.
#1
2003 Big West Goalkeeper of the Year
2003 First Team All-Big West • 2002 Second Team All-Big West
2001 All-Big West Honorable Mention
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Kennedy proved in his third consecutive year as the starting goalkeeper
that he is the best ever to step between the pipes for the Gauchos, setting a new
school record for career wins (42) and earning Big West Goalkeeper of the Year
honors…Team co-captain and First Team All-Big West recipient, Kennedy started
all 22 matches, minding the net all but 27 of the total 2039 minutes played, moving
into second all-time in career minutes played by a goalkeeper…His 22 starts ran
his career total to 61, another Gaucho record…Finished his junior campaign fifth
in career saves at UCSB and ninth in Big West history with 208 after making 87 on
the year…Led the conference for the second straight year with a mark of 0.98 goals
against average, the sixth best ever in school history which has helped solidify his
career average of 0.98 which still remains as the best ever at UCSB…Blanked a
conference-best eight opponents to run his career complete game shutout total to
21, just six shy of UCSB’s all-time record…Earned conference player of the week
honors when he made a season-high seven saves in UCSB’s dramatic 1-0 overtime
victory at San Diego…Posted a complete game shutout to open NCAA Tournament
play, making six saves in the Gauchos’ 2-0 second round victory over Cal…2002:
Earned Second Team All-Big West honors after leading the conference in wins
(16), shutouts (6), minutes played (1818:49) and goals against average (0.99)…He
and teammate Kyle Reynish combined to produce the 13th most shutouts in the
nation (10), the 16th best shutout percentage (0.45%) and the 22nd lowest GAA
at 0.89…Named College Soccer News’ National Goalkeeper of the Week after
posting a shutout in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against USD, making
seven saves…2001: Recognized by the Big West as an all-conference honorable
mention…Posted seven shutouts in 18 matches, tying UCSB’s freshman record…
Playing 1,681 minutes and starting all 18 of the matches in which he appeared,
Kennedy was second in the Big West with a 0.96 goals against average…Faced 68
shots, stopping 50 for a conference fourth-best .735 save percentage.
PDL/Club
Returned as the starting goalkeeper of the Orange County Blue Star of the Premier
Development League, guiding them to their second consecutive postseason appearance…Posted a 5-2-1 record with one shutout and a 1.31 goals against average, allowing just 11 goals on a total of 86 shots faced…Guided the Blue Star to a
semifinals appearance in the national playoffs…Finished third in the PDL in 2003
with 12 wins despite not playing in first five matches…Was tenth in the PDL with
four shutouts in 2003…Tallied six tournament victories in the club ranks with the
Irvine Strikers and JUSA Select under-19 Premier League clubs…Lead the JUSA
Select squad to tourney victories in the prestigious Surf Cup and Long Island Invitational, earning MVP honors at the Surf Cup…Captured the State Championship
in reaching regional semifinals with the Strikers.
High School
Came to UCSB from El Dorado HS…Accumulated 47 shutouts in his three-year
varsity career…Named the Empire League’s Defensive Player of the Year following his senior seasons’ 0.64 goals against average…Helped the Golden Hawks to
three consecutive league crowns…A two-time First Team All-CIF selection…Received high honors in math for the Golden State Exam…Scholar Athlete Award
winner.
Personal
Drew Alan McAthy was born in Huntington Beach, CA on September 10,
1982...Is majoring in Communication at UCSB…Looks to become a professional
soccer player…Would one day like to play with the US National Team…When
not playing soccer he is more than likely resting…His most disappointing sporting
moment came when the team lost in the 2002 NCAA Tournament to Cal…Has a
younger brother, Kyle, and an older brother, Aaron, who was member of the Gauchos from 2000 to 2001...Son of Greg and Janie McAthy.
Daniel Hoffard Kennedy was born on July 22, 1982 in Fullerton, California…Majoring in communication at UCSB with a minor in sports management…Looks to
become a professional soccer player before moving into a career in sales…Would
love to play on the same team as Oliver Kahn…Lists the 2-1 to Cal in the Second
Round of the 2002 NCAA Tournament as his most disappointing sporting moment…Is a fan Shaq and Kobe and the entire Los Angeles Lakers’ team…Loves
reality TV…Enjoys reading Lance Armstrong’s “It’s Not About The Bike” and
“FHM” magazine…His favorite stadium to play in is UCSB’s very own Harder
Stadium…Has an older sister, Jenny…Son of Bill and Terry Kennedy.
McAthy’s Career Statistics
Kennedy’s Career Statistics
Personal
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
MP
18
22
22
62
MS
12
18
19
49
G
4
17
14
35
A
5
2
2
9
Pts.
13
36
30
79
Sh
32
70
94
196
Sh%
.125
.243
.149
.179
GW
2
7
6
15
PK-A
0-0
1-1
3-3
4-4
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
MP
18
21
22
61
MS
18
21
22
61
Min
1681:26
1818:47
2011:50
5512:03
GA
18
20
22
60
GAA
0.96
0.99
0.98
0.98
Svs
50
71
87
208
Sv%
.735
.780
.798
.776
W-L-T
10-4-3
16-3-1
16-5-1
42-12-5
Sho-CG
7.0-7
8.2-6
8.0-8
23.2-21
5
Tony Lochhead
Neil Jones
D 6-0 175
Senior
Tauranga, New Zealand
New Zealand Secondary
Chemical Engineering
F 6-4 200
Senior
Auckland, New Zealand
Otago University
Geography
#9
2003 Academic All-American • 2003 Academic All-District
2003 Second Team All-Big West
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Jones had a breakout season for the Gauchos, tying for the team and
conference lead with 30 overall points and earning Second Team All-Big West
honors…Became UCSB’s fourth ever Academic All-American after earning First
Team CoSida Academic All-District VIII honors…Missed just one game due to
suspension, appearing in 21 matches while starting 20…Finished in the top three
of all but one offensive category…His career-high 13 goals were the second most
in the Big West and the seventh most ever in a single season by a Gaucho…Moved
into ninth all-time in Big West history with 18 career goals…Named to the Duke/
adidas Classic All-Tournament team after tallying a pair of assists in a win over NC
State and netting his second goal of the season in the 2-1 over Duke…Continued
his hot start, posting points in ten of the first 12 games…Named Big West Player
of the Week after netting two goals in the win at Sacramento State and following
it with another two-goal performance in the win over New Mexico…Ended the
year with an impressive .178 shot percentage…Rattled off a team and conference
second-best 73 shots to post the sixth highest total in school history…2002: After
anchoring 2001’s stifling defense, Jones was moved to the forward line, appearing in 15 matches, starting seven, while battling an injury that occurred during
midseason…Tied for seventh on the team with three assists…His 21 shots were
the second most by any non-starter and the seventh most on the team…Both of his
goals came in Harder Stadium, against San Diego State and UC Riverside…2001:
Finished his first season at UCSB leading all defenders with three goal despite
missing the final five games of the season due to injury…Ended the season with
three goals and one assist for seven points…His 17 shots on goal where the most
by anyone on the Gauchos’ roster who did not play on the forward line.
National/PDL
Earned his first two full international caps as a member of New Zealand’s World
Cup squad which attempted to qualify for the 2006 World Cup…Made two appearances with the All Whites, netting his first two goals at the World Cup level in
the Kiwi’s win over Tahiti during World Cup qualifying…Started for the Kiwi’s
in their bid for the Oceania Football Confederation’s automatic berth into 2004
Olympic Games…Qualified for the under-20 World Cup and reached the under17 World Cup Finals with the national squad…Played for Rangitoto (Juniors),
Dunedin Technical, Waitakere City and East Coast Boys club teams, three times
being named the league’s Young Player of the Year…Spent the summer of 2004
as a member of the defending PDL Champion Cape Cod Crusaders, netting three
goals and tallying one assist in nine contests en route to the national semifinals of
the US’s top amateur level.
High School
Captained Westlake Boys High School’s squad helping them to two Division XI
titles and a third and fourth place finish at the National Premier Tournament…Recognized separately as the Auckland Premier Leagues “Young Player” and “Player
of the Year”…Top goal scorer in the North Harbour Province (1993-98)…Holds
East Coast Boy’s record for most goals in a season when he scored 18 in 1999…
Also played rugby and cricket for Westlake, once being named Auckland’s Player
of the Year in cricket.
Personal
Neil Warren Jones was born on February 16, 1982 in Takapuna, New Zealand…Geography major at UCSB…Transferred to UCSB from Otago University…Named UCSB’s Scholar Athlete of the Year for 2003-04…Hopes to one day
play professionally in Europe or the MLS…Losing to St. John’s in the Sweet 16
is his most disappointing sporting moment…His favorite food is his mum’s mince
pie…Would love to play on the same team as Wayne Rooney…Roots for Everton
of the English Premier League…His favorite athlete is professional soccer player
and former Gaucho Rob Friend…Enjoys the movie “Whale Rider”…Likes to read
“Maxim” magazine…Favorite book is “The BFG” by Roald Dahl…Enjoys watching “Da Ali G Show”…His video game of choice is “Golden Tee”…He is a FIFA
certified referee…His favorite stadium to play in is Goodison Park…Nicknamed
“Jonesy”…Son of Barry and Fran Jones.
Jones’ Career Statistics
6
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
MP
14
15
21
250
MS
13
7
20
40
G
3
2
13
18
A
1
3
4
8
Pts.
7
7
30
44
Sh
17
21
73
111
Sh%
.176
.095
.178
.162
GW
0
0
3
3
PK-A
1-1
0-0
0-0
1-1
#15
2003 Academic All-District • 2003 First Team All-Big West
2002 Second Team All-Big West
2001 Second Team All-Big West
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Named First Team All-Big West for his third consecutive all-conference
honors…Helped anchor a Gaucho defense that posted a conference-best 1.02
goals against average, holding the opposition to single digit shot totals in seven
matches and less than 15 shots in 16…Named to the Duke/adidas Classic AllTournament team after the Gaucho defense allowed just one goal and 16 shots in
their two games…Recognized as a CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII honoree…Started 20 matches on the season, missing one due to suspension and another
to New Zealand World Cup National Team duty…Played a total of 1805 minutes,
moving into seventh all-time in school history with 5410 caree minutes…Scored
a career-high two goals on the season, one being the insurance goal in the Gauchos’ 2-0 victory over Cal in the second round of the NCAA Tournament…Also
rattled off a career-high five shots in the win over Cal State Fullerton, finishing
the season with a career-high 24 to pace all of the Gauchos’ non-offensive players…2002: Earned Second Team All-Big West honors, anchoring a Gaucho defense that ranked 16th in the nation with a 0.45 shutout percentage…Started every
match, taking the pitch in 21 games while missing one due to suspension…Tied
for seventh on the team and second among defensemen with three assists…His
nine shots were tied for the most taken by any defensive player…Assisted on
McAthy’s goal against Cal in the second round of the NCAA Tournament…2001:
One of only two Gauchos to play in all 19 matches of the season, he was on the
sidelines for just 15 of the 1,805 minutes UCSB played…Earned Second Team
All-Big West honors...Anchored a defense that held its opponents to a Big West
second best 0.95 goals against average…Tied for the team lead, dishing out six assists, four more than any other midfielders or defenders…Finished tied for fourth
on the team with eight points off of one goal and six assists.
National/PDL
Quickly becoming an international star for New Zealand’s World Cup squad…
Earning his first cap at international soccer’s highest when he started in a friendly
match in Iran, Lochhead has started every match since…Most recently he helped
anchor the All-Whites’ defense in World Cup qualifying at the Oceania Football
Confederation’s Nations Cup, bumping his cap count to six…In New Zealand’s
five matches, Lochhead and the rest of the backline posted three shutouts…As
a member of New Zealand’s Olympic Team, he anchored the Kiwi defense that
came within two goals of qualifying for the 2004 Games in Athens…Began his
play on New Zealand’s National teams with the under-16 team, and has competed
on each concurrent squad up to and including the under-23’s [Olympic]…Played
club ball for the Tauranga City United junior team…Once finished with national
team duty in 2004, he became a member of the Orange County Blue Star…Played
in ten matches, helping the Blue Star to their second consecutive Premier Development League postseason appearance and earned PDL All-Western Conference
honors as one of top amateur players in all of the United States…He also scored
one goal and tallied one assist for Orange County.
High School
Played in the New Zealand National League and the Auckland Secondary School
League…Named to New Zealand’s Secondary School three years…Helped his
squads to the New Zealand and Auckland Leagues, Auckland Knockout Cup,
and Northern League titles…Led his high school team to a perfect 23-0 record
in one season…Honored as the Otumoetai College Sports Boy of the Year…Also
played volleyball, earning a silver medal in beach volleyball at the Junior Olympics…Took part in the Student Executive Council in high school.
Personal
Tony James Lochhead was born on January 12, 1982 in Tauranga, New Zealand…
Majoring in chemical engineering…Recognized as a Big West Scholar Athlete…
Enjoys reading the works of Lee Child…Likes to watch “Seinfeld”…Would like
people to know that he is “not and Aussie, [he] is from New Zealand”…He can
best be described as a Kiwi…Has an older sister, Tracey, and a younger brother,
Jason…Son of Jim and Pix Lochhead.
Lochhead’s Career Statistics
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
MP
19
21
20
60
MS
19
21
20
60
G
1
0
2
3
A
6
3
1
10
Pts.
8
3
5
16
Sh
7
9
24
40
Sh%
.143
.000
.083
.075
GW
1
0
1
2
PK-A
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Matt Bly
Jon Apilado
D 5-7 160
Senior
Fairfield, Calif.
Vacaville HS
Business Economics
F 6-0 175
Senior
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Montgomery HS
Business Economics
#6
2003 Second Team All-Big West
UC Santa Barbara
UC Santa Barbara
2003: After missing the first game of the season with an injury, Apilado appeared
in and started all of the remaining 21, the second most by any field player…Earned
Second Team All-Big West honors after helping the Gaucho defense to a conference-best 1.02 goals against average…The three-year starter helped hold the
opposition to single digit shot totals in seven matches and less than 15 shots in
16…Tied for fifth on the team with three assists to bump his career total to 10,
tying for the team lead among returnees…Assisted on both goals in the 2-0 win
over Cal in the second round of the NCAA Tournament…As a team UCSB allowed just 70 corner kicks on the season, in Apilado’s 21 games they allowed just
63…Tallied nine shots on the season, twice recording two in a single game against
Westmont and Cal Poly… 2002: Expected to see time in the midfield, he made
20 starts as a defender, the fifth most on the team and the second most among
returnees…UCSB’s defense, with Apilado as a mainstay, ranked 16th in the nation
with a 0.45 shutout percentage and 22nd in the nation with a 0.89 goals against
average…One of seven players to appear in all 22 matches…Led all defenders
and was fourth on the team with six assists…Recorded an assist hat-trick against
Cal State Northridge on 11/6, tying him for the eleventh best single-game performance in Division I…Notched a second multi-assist game with two against UC
Irvine (11/16), putting him third on the team with five in Big West play…Scored
his goal against Southwest Missouri State at the St. Louis Nike Classic…Second
among defenders with eight total points…2001: In his first year with the Gauchos,
Apilado quickly became a key contributor in the UCSB midfield with his ball
control and passing ability…Assisted on a goal in the first game of his career, a
2-0 victory over Illinois-Chicago…A part-time starter, he appeared in 17 games,
starting 10…Finished the season with 10 shots and one assist…Was one of only
five players to start all 10 Big West games.
National/Club
Played club soccer for the San Juan Lightning, helping them to two State and one
Regional Championship and a third-place finish at Nationals…Played in numerous
international tournaments with the San Juan Lightning…Member of his Regional
ODP squad for four years and was included in the ODP’s national pool…Competed in multiple international tournaments in Europe with the ODP team.
High School
Apilado came to UCSB from Vacaville High School…Helped lead his team to
two consecutive Monticello Empire League Championships…A four-time AllMEL selection in addition to being named the MEL’s Most Valuable Player and
Offensive Player of the Year his senior season…Gathered 42 goals and 51 assists
in his career…Named to the CIF All-Academic Team…Also played basketball
for the Bulldogs.
Personal
Jonathan Lenon Pascual Apilado was born on January 12, 1983 in Vallejo, California…Majoring in business economics with a minor in sports management…Is
a fan of basketball superstar Michael Jordan and would love to play on the same
team as him…His favorite movie is “Kill Bill”…Enjoys watching “Def Poetry”
on HBO…Enjoys reading “Four Four Two” magazine…His favorite video game
is “Street Fighter II”…When he is not playing soccer is cruisin’ in the PT…His
favorite athlete is And1’s Hot Sauce…His most memorable sporting moments
came when he scored the game tying goal against Boca on a bicycle kick in the
final seconds, along with the USA advancing to the second round of the World Cup
in 2002…Lifetime member of CSF and four year Honor Roll student at Vacaville
High…Belonged to Vacaville High School’s Asian Pacific Islander Club…Also
recruited by Brown, Yale, Stanford, Cal and UC Davis…Before every game he
likes to grub at the Beachside Cafe…Nicknamed “Api”…Has a older sister, Shantelle…Son of Jose and Joy Apilado.
Apilado’s Career Statistics
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
MP
17
22
21
60
MS
10
20
21
51
G
0
1
0
1
A
1
6
3
10
Pts.
1
8
3
12
Sh
10
9
9
28
Sh%
.000
.111
.000
.036
#8
GW
0
0
0
0
PK-A
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
2003: Just one of four players to appear in all 22 matches for the Gauchos, Bly
started eight of the those helping UCSB to a 7-1 record in games he started…In
his eight starts, the Gauchos posted a +10 scoring margin compared to the team’s
+11 in the other 16 matches…Had a four-game stretch in the middle of the season
when he tallied all eight of his points to finish the season fifth on the team…Opened
his four-game streak with three assists in UCSB’s win over New Mexico, tying as
the NCAA’s top single-game performance of the year…Added his fourth and final
assist of the season against CSUN to finish tied for third on the team…Closed out
his scoring with a team conference-best two goals in the Gauchos’ 3-1 win at Cal
Poly, including the game-winner…Third overall among the team with a .167 shot
percentage, Bly led UCSB with a .286 mark in conference play, far exceeding the
Gauchos’ mark of .102 as a team…Bumped his career shot percentage to .226 to
lead all returning players…2002: Saw action in 17 matches at forward, starting
two…His most memorable sporting moment came in the first round of the NCAA
Tournament when he scored the second of two UCSB goals to seal victory over
San Diego…Led the team with a .333 shooting percentage, netting four goals on 12
shots…His four goals on the season tied him for fourth on the team and third among
returning players…Scored his first goal of the season in a 3-2 double overtime win
at Michigan State…Added two assists during conference play, giving Bly ten total
points for the year, placing him sixth in scoring among returning players…2001:
Played in 12 matches his first season with the Gauchos, starting one…Scored his
first career goal against Illinois-Chicago in the second game of the season…Finished the year with one goal on seven shots for a .143 shot percentage.
Club
A member of the Santa Rosa United Sharks that won the state tournament in 1997
and 1998 and the Surf Cup in 1996…Also played in the USA Cup held in Minnesota while a member of the Sharks.
High School
Played for head coach Dave Shaffer at Montgomery HS...A four-time All-North
Bay League and All-North Coast Section selection...Named both league and conference MVP as a junior and senior...Holds Montgomery High’s and the North Bay
League’s career scoring record with 86 goals...Scorched the back of the net 40 times
as a junior to set his schools single season scoring record...Helped the Vikings to
two league and one sectional championship...Clinched the sectional championship
game with a hat trick...Also named all-league as a basketball player.
Personal
Matthew Cassius Bly was born on October 8, 1982 in Santa Rosa, CA…Is a business economics major...Hopes to one day own a health club...Is a fan of the Utah
Jazz and Matt Harpering…Marilyn Manson’s autobiography “The Long Hard
Road Out of Hell” is his favorite book…Enjoys watching “The O’Reilly Factor”…His favorite movie is “Drumline”…Likes to read “Teen People”…When he
isn’t playing soccer he is probably downloading music…Enjoys playing the video
game “Conflict Desert Storm”…Losing to Cal in the Second Round of the NCAA
Tournament is his most disappointing sporting moment…He would have loved
to play against Tim Vom Steeg, and would love to play with Mia Hamm…Would
like people to know that “Northern California is a great place” Nicknamed
“Blyskie”...Has an older brother, Steve, and a younger sister, Hayley…Son of John
and Peggy Bly.
Bly’s Career Statistics
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
MP
12
17
22
51
MS
1
2
8
11
G
1
4
2
7
A
0
2
4
6
Pts.
2
10
8
20
Sh
7
12
12
31
Sh%
.143
.333
.167
.226
GW
0
0
1
1
PK-A
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
7
Nate Boyden
Corey Wood
MF 5-8 155
Junior
Danville, Calif.
San Ramon Valley HS
Business Economics
MF 6-1 175
Junior
Davis, Calif.
Davis HS
Biopsychology/
Sports Management
#2
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Redshirted his third season at UCSB to rehabilitate an injury…
2002: As a defensive midfielder Boyden spent most of his sophomore
season marking the opponents’ top-offensive player, helping the Gauchos establish one of the top defensive units in the nation…Played in 21
matches, placing fourth amongst returnees…Boyden’s lone assist came
in UCSB’s loss to then-No. 1 ranked Indiana…Was tenth on the team
with 11 shots, the most by any defensive player…2001: A member of
this season’s outstanding freshman class, Boyden finished tied with fellow classmate Drew McAthy as the Gauchos’ second highest scorer with
four goals on the year…Made six starts in 17 of the matches in which
he appeared, including the final three of the season…His best games
came on the road, scoring three of his four goals on enemy turf…Among
players with more than two shots on goal, Boyden’s .308 shot percentage, with 13 shots taken, was the third highest in the Big West…Second
on the team in goals scored in conference, as each of the his four were
scored in Big West matches.
High School
Boyden attended Davis High School where he played for Ashly Yudin…
Two-time All-Delta/Capital Athletic League and All-San Joaquin Section First Team selection…Named the league and section most valuable
player following his senior year…Helped his squad to three consecutive sectional titles…Davis compiled an overall record of 80-2-1 while
Boyden was with the team, including two undefeated seasons…Scored
21 goals and tallied 15 assists his senior season…Honored in 2000 as
a Navy High School All-American…Participated in the Davis High
School Student Government.
National/Club
Played club ball with the San Juan Lightning, winning two State Cups
and placing third in the national tournament in 2000…Member of the
Nor-Cal and State ODP Regional squads.
Personal
Nathaniel Bostwick Boyden was born on November 27, 1982 in Woodland, CA…Biopsychology major at UCSB with a minor in sports management…His career aspirations are to dedicate his life to something
that promotes continual growth as a person and as a professional…Recognized as a Big West Scholar Athlete following each of his first two
seasons at UCSB…Roots for the Sacramento Kings and the San Jose
Earthquakes…Favorite movie is “Forrest Gump”…Enjoys watching
“EPL Review”…Likes to read “Soccer America” magazine…Favorite
book is James Frey’s “A Million Little Pieces”…Roy Keane of Manchester United would be his ultimate teammate…Playing Cal in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament is his most memorable moment in
sports, while losing that game was also his most disappointing…Would
like people to know that “much of my success and unlimited opportunities come from the sacrifice and love of my parents and I thank them for
that”…His favorite stadium to play in is without a doubt UCSB’s Harder
Stadium…Before a game he uses mental imagery to become focused and
relaxed…Has an older brother, Ben, and an older sister, Katy…Son of
Cary and Suzanne Boyden.
Boyden’s Career Statistics
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
8
MP
17
21
MS
6
16
G
4
0
38
22
4
A
Pts.
0
8
1
1
— Redshirt —
1
9
Sh
13
11
Sh%
.308
.000
GW
0
0
PK-A
0-0
0-0
24
.167
0
0-0
#14
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Finished tied for sixth on the team, playing in a career-high 21
matches for the Gauchos, missing just one game the entire season…
Started four matches for UCSB, the fourth most by any non-starter…In
his four starts the Gauchos posted a 3-1 record while outscoring their
opponents by a +5 margin…Tallied his first career assist on the gamewinner at Sacramento State…Fired a personal season-high two shots in
Santa Barbara’s win against UC Riverside, finishing the year with four
total…2002: With a stacked and experienced UCSB midfield, Wood appeared in just five matches…Four of his five appearances came during
Big West Conference play…His was the only player without a start to
record a shot.
High School
Prepped at San Ramon Valley High School…Scored 23 goals and tallied
33 assists in his varsity career for 79 career points…Named All-East Bay
Athletic League as a junior and senior…Named to the principal’s Honor
Roll all four years…Member of the National Honor Society and CSF
while attending San Ramon Valley HS…Also took part in leadership in
high school.
Club
Played for the Tri-Valley Premier…Helped his team into the California
State Cup Tournament in 2001.
Personal
Corbett Hamilton Wood was born September 10, 1982 in Fullerton,
CA…Business economics major at UCSB …States that the one thing he
cannot do without is his family…States that playing in the NCAA Tournament with the Gauchos is his most memorable sporting moment…Fan
of the Oakland A’s…His favorite athlete is Lance Armstrong…Enjoys
watching the movie “In Like Flint” and TV’s “The Dave Chapelle
Show”…Likes to read JR Tolken’s “The Lord of the Rings”…Can best
be described as determined…Nicknamed “Woody”…Has a younger
sister, Kelsey…Son of Mike and Ginny Wood.
Wood’s Career Statistics
Year
2002
2003
Total
MP
5
21
26
MS
0
4
4
G
0
0
0
A
0
1
1
Pts.
0
1
1
Sh
1
4
5
Sh%
.000
.000
.000
GW
0
0
0
PK-A
0-0
0-0
0-0
Efren Mata
Pat Scott
D 5-11 170
Junior
Seattle, Wash.
Northwest HS
Communication
MF 5-6 160
Junior
Cerritos, Calif.
Compton College
Undeclared
#5
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Made a career-high 12 appearances and five starts in his second
active season at UCSB…Scott became an integral part of the Gauchos’
defense, helping the backline hold opponents to an average of just 11.7
shots per game…In his five starts, UCSB gave up just four goals, including two shutouts, and outshot their opponents by a +21 margin…Posted
a career-high three shots in the win over Westmont…Played in the final
seven matches of the season, helping hold opponents to 12 or less shots
in four…2002: With such a strong defensive backline, Scott had just six
appearances in his first active season at UCSB, the most showings by
any player without a start…Played in both of the Gauchos’ matches in
a tourney sweep at the St. Louis University Nike Classic…A defensive
player he did not recorded any shots on goal…2001: Redshirted his first
year at UCSB.
2003: Redshirted his first season with the Gauchos playing behind twotime All-American Memo Arzate.
High School
Was a Reebok High School All-American at Cerritos High School…Led
the Dons to two consecutive Suburban League titles, going undefeated in
league play in that time…Recognized as a First Team All-Suburban League
selection all four years as a prepster…A Third Team All-CIF selection as a
sophomore, he earned the CIF’s MVP honors as a senior…Regards missing a penalty kick in the CIF Quarterfinals as his most disappointing moment in sports.
Club
High School
Scott came to UCSB from Northwest High School…Scored 72 goals
in four years with the varsity squad, scoring 23 in one season…Holds
the school record for career scoring…Twice scored 4 goals in a single
match…Tallied 3 goals and 2 assists in the quarterfinals of the Washington State Tournament…Four-time first team all-league selection,
earning MVP honors twice…Also an all-league basketball player at the
Northwest High School…Graduated NHS in the top 10th percentile of
the state.
National/Club
Played six years with the Emerald City FC club team, serving as the
team captain for all six…Helped Emerald City to a state championship
in 1998…Awarded the Golden Boot award in 2001 by Emerald City as
its best player in the club…Spent four years on the Washington State
ODP squad.
Personal
Patrick Kumai Scott was born on December 16, 1983 in Seattle, WA…
Majoring in communication…Looks towards a career in sports journalism upon graduation…Can probably be found watching TV and eating
when he is not playing soccer…Always has juices in is refrigerator…He
can not do without his chewing gum…Roots for the Seattle Mariners and
Manchester United…Fan of Erick Cantona…Would love the chance to
play basketball against Shaq, and soccer on the same team as Zidane Zidane…Favorite movie is “Top Gun”…Likes to watch “Da Ali G Show”
on TV…Lance Armstrong’s “It’s Not About the Bike” is his top read…
Favorite video game in “Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4”…UCSB’s Harder
Stadium is his favorite venue to play in…Before every game he listens
to music…Can best be described as “a happa” (or half Asian)…Has an
older sister, Jessica…Son of Robert Scott and Claudia Kumai.
Scott’s Career Statistics
Year
2001
2002
2003
Total
UC Santa Barbara
#11
MP
MS
G
6
12
18
0
5
5
0
0
0
A
Pts.
— Redshirt —
0
0
0
0
0
0
Sh
Sh%
GW
PK-A
0
7
7
.000
.000
.000
0
0
0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Played for both the Cal Heat and JUSA Select squads…Helped lead the
Heat to Surf Cup and NHB tourney titles…Also participated in the prestigious Dallas Cup with Cal Heat…Holds his club’s all-time records for
career assists with 165 and career goals with 51.
Personal
Efren Mata was born January 22, 1982 in Torrance, CA…Comes to
UCSB as an undeclared major…Looks to become a professional soccer
player…He cannot do without his family…Roots for Real Madrid…Fan of
Zidane Zidane…Would love the opportunity to play with Zambrota…His
favorite movie is “Weekend at Bernie’s”…Likes to watch “The Simpsons”…Enjoys reading “FHM” magazine and playing the video game
“FIFA 2003”…Before every game he always prays…Wants people to
know that he is a winner…Can best be described as gullible…Has three
older siblings, Omar, Sino and Anna, and two younger siblings, Jose and
Alfredo…Son of Jose and Virginia Mata.
9
Kyle Reynish
Bryan Byrne
MF 5-8 155
Junior
Castledermot, Ireland
Colaiste Lorcain HS
Undeclared
GK 6-3 200
Sophomore
Valencia, Calif.
Hart HS
Law & Society/
Global Peace & Security
#7
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Byrne began his UCSB career by starting the first three games
of the season, making a total of eleven appearances on the year…His
four starts were the second most among the Gauchos’ first-year players…Notched an individual-best two shots against San Jose State and
Loyola Marymount, tallying a total of seven on the season, the fourthmost by any non-started…His lone assist came on the game-winning
goal at Duke to claim the Duke/adidas Classic title.
Club
Played for Castle Villa FC from the under-10’s to the under-18’s, spending three seasons with the U-18’s…Named Castle Villa’s Young Player
of the Year in 2000 and 2002…Recognized as the Kildare League Young
Player of the Year in 2000…Helped guide the club to Kildare League
and Lumsden Cup titles in 1999/2000 and 2001/2002, which he regards
as his most memorable sporting moment…He also helped Castle Villa
capture the Shield in 2003.
High School
Attended Colaiste Lorcain HS…Led the team to the Kildare Schools
League title in 1999/2000 after finishing second best in 1998/1999…
Also played Gaelic Football (similar to soccer) for Colaiste Lorcain,
winning the league title in 1998/1999 and 1999/2000.
Personal
Bryan Byrne was born August 26, 1982 in Kilkenny, Ireland…Is an undeclared major at UCSB but is interested in computer science…When
not playing soccer he likes playing tennis or watching TV…He can’t
do without his cell phone…Roots for Manchester United and the
Wycombe Wanderers…His favorite stadium to play in would be Manchester United’s Old Trafford …Would love to play on the same team
as his favorite athlete and Irish star Roy Keane…Enjoys the movie
“Big Fish” and the TV show “King of Queens”…Likes to read “FHM”
magazine...His favorite video game is “Pro Evolution Soccer”…Enjoys
reading “To Kill A Mockingbird”…His favorite stadium to play in is
Dalymount Park…Wants people to know that it doesn’t always rain in
Ireland…Before every game he always relaxes…Can best described as
“hard working and determined to prove himself”…Nicknamed “Bernie”
and “Burner”…Has a younger sister, Melissa…Son of Declan and Christine Byrne.
Byrne’s Career Statistics
Year
2003
Total
10
MP
11
11
MS
4
4
G
0
0
A
1
1
Pts.
1
1
Sh
7
7
Sh%
.000
.000
GW
0
0
PK-A
0-0
0-0
UC Santa Barbara
#0
2003: Reshirted his second season with the Gauchos…2002: Reynish
had an outstanding freshman season not allowing a single goal in 202:24
minutes of play, a Gaucho record…He is the only goalkeeper in UCSB
history with career goals against average of 0.00 that has appeared in
more than one match, Reynish saw action in seven…He posted a complete game shutout in his first, and only, start of the season in the Gauchos’ home-opener against St. Mary’s…Earned his first career win in his
first career appearance, entering the match at Michigan State in the 79th
minute, making two key saves in sudden-victory overtime to set-up a 3-2
UCSB victory…Combined with All-Big West keeper Dan Kennedy on
three shutouts to bring his career and season total to 1.8…Made a careerhigh four saves in 45:00 minutes of work for a combined shutout over UC
Irvine…Tallied a total of nine saves on the season.
National/Club
Played for SoCal United where he helped them to a West Coast Premier
League Championship…Regards winning the Nomads Tournament with
the United in a shoot-out as his most memorable sporting moment…Also
played on the California State ODP squad.
High School
Prepped at Hart School where he posted a .84 career goals against average…Set school records with a 14 shutouts in a season and 38 shutouts
in a career…Helped lead the Indians to a Foothill League Championship…Named First Team All-Foothill League, All-CIF, and LA Times
All-Area…Also played basketball for Hart, earning MVP honors as a
frosh.
Personal
Kyle Patrick Reynish was born November 3, 1983 in Valencia, CA…Is
majoring in Law and Society at UCSB with a minor in Global Peace
and Security…Hopes to pursue a career in counter terrorism…When
not playing soccer he is usually sleeping…Cannot do without his cellphone…Roots for Chelsea… Fan of Manchester United keeper Tim
Howard…Favorite TV show is “Everybody Loves Raymond”…Likes to
watch the movie “Swordfish”…Favorite video game is “Halo”…Enjoys
reading “Stuff” magazine…Sushi is his favorite food…UCSB’s Harder
Stadium is his favorite venue to play in…Son of Patrick and Donna
Reynish.
Reynish’s Career Statistics
Year
2002
2003
Total
MP
7
MS
1
Min
202:24
7
1
202:24
GA GAA Svs
0
0.00
9
— Redshirt —
0
0.00
9
Sv%
1.000
W-L-T
2-0-0
Sho-CG
1.8-1
1.000
2-0-0
1.8-1
Greg Curry
D 5-9 170
Sophomore
Sacramento, Calif.
Christian Brothers HS
Business Economics
#3
UC Santa Barbara
2003: Curry earned the Gauchos’ Freshman of the Year honors after
anchoring the Big West’s top-ranked defense to 1.02 goals against average…He started all 20 of the matches in which he appeared, the most of
any freshman, missing two games during the course of the season due
to an accumulation of yellow cards…Booked a team-high nine yellow
cards…Played in the middle of UCSB’s defense that held opponents to
just 258 shots and 23 goals allowed in 22 matches, holding the opposition to one goal or less in 17 of them…Tallied one shot on the year which
came in the season-opener at San Jose State.
National/Club
Member of the NorCal and Region IV Olympic Development teams…
Spent time with the Sacramento Sounders and San Juan Predators in
the club ranks…Helped the Predators to the California State Cup title
in 2002 and 2003, which he regards as his most memorable moment in
sports…Also earned a Nomads Tournament Championship with San
Juan…Netted six goals in seven matches in the 2003 State Cup playing
center-back…Saw action against such opponents as the Serano Golden
Eagles, Ohio Thunder, and the Chicago Magic.
High School
Was an honor roll student at Christian Brothers High School…Was a
three-time MVP of the Sierra Valley Conference playing center-midfield
and sweeper…Named the Sacramento Player of the Year, All-City MVP,
and CIF Sectional Player of the Year as a senior…Named All-City and
all-conference after each of his four seasons…Led the Falcons to three
Sierra Valley Conference and CIF San Joaquin Sectional (DII) Championships…Guided the school to a 25-0-1 record and No. 3 national
ranking as a junior…The Falcons compiled an 84-9-2 overall record
with Curry…Netted 26 goals and assisted on 15 others his senior season…Also played baseball for Christian Brothers.
Personal
Gregory Rios Curry was born October 12, 1985 in Sacramento, CA…
Business economics major…He cannot do without playing soccer, and
when not on the pitch he is either training, sleeping or eating…Roots for
Manchester United…Is a fan of Lance Armstrong…Likes to watch “National Lampoon’s Van Wilder”…His favorite TV show is “24”…Enjoys
playing the video game “SoCom: Navy Seals”…Has an older brother,
Chris, and a younger brother, Jon…Son of Richard and Dahlia Curry.
Curry’s Career Statistics
Year
2003
Total
MP
20
20
MS
20
20
G
0
0
A
0
0
Pts.
0
0
Sh
1
1
Sh%
.000
.000
GW
0
0
PK-A
0-0
0-0
11
Appeared in 40 games in his two seasons at
the University of North Carlolina…Rang four
goals and made three starts as a sophomore in
2002…Netted a pair of goals and tallied one
assist as a freshman.
National/Club
Became a member of the Cal-South Regional,
State, and National squads at the age of 15
before spending time with the U.S. Under17 National Team…Led Cal-South to a
national title in 2001…Was a member of a
team that placed seventh in the South Africa
Nike Cup…Earned tournament MVP honors
after guiding his squad to a second place
finish at the Tournament Mundial in Paris,
France…Spent his club career with Breakaway…Scoring the game-winning goal in
the 1998 State Cup was his most memorable
sporting moment.
High School
Attended Westchester High School where
he was a Parade All-American…Named the
league MVP as a junior and player of the year
as a senior.
Personal
Jonathan Davis was born March 20, 1983 in
Los Angeles, Calif…Comes to UCSB as a Political Science major…Would like to play professional soccer or become an FBI Agent upon
graduation…When he is not playing soccer he
is playing basketball…Roots for the Lakers…Fan of Thierry Henry…Enjoys watching
the TV show “Martin”…His favorite movie is
“Scarface…Likes to read “Jet” magazine…
His favorite book is Iceberg Slim’s “Pimp”…
Enjoys playing “FIFA 2003”…Would love to
play alongside Zidane…Before every game
he always prays…Goes by the name JD…Has
an older brother and sister, Damond and Yahance…Son of Delores Davis.
12
5-8 180
Junior
Long Beach, CA
Compton College
Education
6-2 190
Junior
Los Angeles, CA
Mission JC
Chicano Studies
5-11 190
Junior
Los Angeles, CA
North Carolina
Political Science
North Carolina
F
MF
F
#16
Tino
Nuñez
Ivan
Becerra
Jonathan
Davis
Mission College
#26
Earned NSCAA Junior College All-American
honors at Mission College…Becerra netted 34
goals and tallied 19 assists in his two seasons
with the Eagles…Guided Mission to a 15-1-5
overall record and No. 17 final NSCAA national ranking in 2003…Helped the Eagles to
a Western State Conference Championship in
2003…Losing in the 2003 Junior College State
Championships with Mission JC was his most
disappointing sporting moment.
Club
Spent two seasons with the Samba U-17’s…Tallied 19 goals and 12 assists for Samba in addition to guiding them to a championship at the
Oxnard Tournament.
High School
Attended San Fernando High School where
he lettered as a freshman and senior…Led the
Tigers to a second place finish in league with
an overall record of 10-1-2 as a senior…Netted
15 goals as a freshman and 11 as a senior to go
along with his six assists…Named All-CIF City
Section and league player of the year in 2002…
Beccera also wrestled and played football and
volleyball for the Tigers.
Personal
Jorge Ivan Becerra was born May 22, 1984 in
San Luis Potose, Mexico…Enters UCSB as a
Chicano Studies major…Aspires to become
a professional soccer player…When he isn’t
playing soccer he is probably playing basketball…Roots for Manchester United and is a
fan of David Beckham…His favorite movie is
“Radio”…Enjoys watching “The Jerry Springer
Show”…Likes to read “Nutrition” magazine…
His favorite video game is “FIFA 2004”…Wants
people to know that he enjoys helping others and
that he works hard for what he wants…Before
every match he eats a banana and thinks about
the game…He has two younger sisters…Son of
Leonardo Becerra and Erlinda Salas.
#24
Compton College
Played two years at Compton Community College, earning team MVP honors in 2003 after
leading the team with 15 goals…Nuñez continued his streak of finishing the season as his
team’s scoring leader which he has done every
year he has played organized soccer…Posted
two hat-tricks in ’03.
Club
Played with NHB Soccer Club from the under12 to the under-18 levels…Helped NHB to
numerous tournament medals, including three
league cup championships…Also guided NHB
to three National State Cup Runner-Up finishes…Losing in the state cup to the same team in
back-to-back seasons is his most disappointing
moment in sports.
High School
Attended Millikan High where he was a fouryear letterwinner…Guided the Rams to four
consecutive Moore League Championships and
a CIF Championship as a junior…Named First
Team All-Moore League, All-CIF, and league
offensive player of the year as a senior…Began
his career by earning team freshman of the year
honors and capped it with a team-high 25 goals
and 18 assists as a senior.
Personal
Agustin Nuñez was born August 22, 1984
in Long Beach, Calif….Enters UCSB as an
education major with a minor in physical education…Hopes to become a professional soccer
player upon graduation…When he is not playing soccer he is probably working…Is a fan of
Rafael Marquez…Roots for Barcelona…His
favorite movie is “Remember the Titans”…Enjoys watching “The Simpsons”…Likes to read
“Mad” magazine…His favorite video game is
“FIFA 2004”…Before every game he prays…
Can best be described as a quiet leader…Has
an older brother, Alex…Son of Salvador and
Maria Nuñez.
Myles
Davis
Chris
Hughes
MF
5-7 160
Junior
Benicia, CA
Benicia HS
Business Economics
High School
#12
Attended Benicia High School where he served
as the school’s ASB President and head of the
student senate…Helped guide the Panthers to a
TCA League Championship as a junior earning
all-league honors en route to a berth in the CIF
North County Sectional Finals…Regards the
CIF Finals appearance as his most memorable
sporting moment…Hughes captained the squad
as a senior, earning All-MEL recognition…A
four-year member of CSF he graduated in 2001
as a National Honor Society Gold Cord Recipient in addition to receiving a United States
Marine Corp Distinguished Athlete Award…
Belonged to Benicia High’s Key Club…Also
played baseball for the Panthers, captaining the
team his senior year…Played club soccer for the
Benicia Arsenal.
Personal
Christopher Stephen Hughes was born January
25, 1983 in San Francisco, Calif…Is a business economics major at UCSB with a minor in
sports management…He cannot do without his
computer…Is a fan of Barry Bonds and his San
Francisco Giants…Enjoys watching “Family
Guy”…His favorite movie is “Remember the
Titans”…Lists “Maxim” as his favorite magazine…Donald Trump’s “The Art of the Deal”
is his favorite book…Any of the “Madden”
football games rank at the top of his video game
list…When he is not playing soccer he is usually eating or watching TV…Would love to play
alongside Roberto Carlos…Before every game
he is always sure to relax and focus…UCSB’s
Harder Stadium is his favorite to play in…Can
best be described as goal-oriented and determined…He would like people to know that hard
work does pay off…Nicknamed “Hughesy”…
Has a younger sister, Maria…Son of Stephen
and Karen Hughes.
D
6-0 175
Freshman
Delta, B.C.
North Delta Secondary
Undeclared
National/Club
#13
Most recently competed for the Canadian
U-20 National Team, earning four caps since
being called up in April for a pair of games
in Turkey…While with the U-20’s they have
posted a 2-0-2 overall record, including two
shutouts…Spent four years as a member of
Canada’s U-17 National Team, earning 15 international caps along the way…Helped anchor
the backline for the U-17’s as they came within
one goal of qualifying for Youth World Cup
in 2003…Falling to Mexico in the final game
of qualifying for the YWC is his most disappointing moment in sports…Member of British
Columbia’s Provincial Team from U-14’s to U17’s…Helped British Columbia to a National
Championship as a U-15 and a National Finals
appearance as a U-17…Regards winning the
National Championship as a his most memorable sporting moment…Played club ball for
the North Delta Select.
High School
Attended North Delta Senior Secondary where
he played leftback for the Huskies.
Personal
Myles Davis was born July 29, 1986 in
Delta, BC…Enters UCSB as an undeclared
major…Looks to become a professional soccer player upon graduation…Roots for the
Premiership’s Arsenal…He cannot do without
his photo albums…Would love the opportunity
to play alongside Roberto Carlos…His favorite
movie is “He Got Game”…Enjoys watching
“Family Guy”…Likes to read “Four Four
Two” magazine…His favorite video game is
“FIFA 2004”…Old Trafford is tops on his list
of stadium he would like to play in…Before
every game he listens to music…Can best be
described as laid back…Has three older brothers, Dwayne, Cliffton, and Greg…Son of Lloyd
and Rosemary Davis.
Tyler
Rosenlund
MF 6-0 175
Freshman
Port Coquitlam, B.C.
Riverside Secondary
Undeclared
National/Club
#17
Most recently competed for the Canadian U20 National Team, earning two caps when he
was called up in April for a pair of games in
Turkey…Netted his first goal at the U-20 level
in Canada’s 1-1 tie with Turkey…Spent three
years as a member of Canada’s U-17 National
Team, earning 15 international caps along the
way and scoring two goals…Member of British
Columbia’s Provincial Team from U-14’s to U17’s…Helped British Columbia to a National
Championship as a U-15 and a National Finals
appearance as a U-17…Played in all three of
the CONCACAF qualify games for the 2003
Youth World Cup which Canada missed making by just a one goal differential, it was his
most disappointing moment in sports…Named
British Columbia’s soccer athlete of the year
in 2004…Closed out his club career with Columbus FC after spending time with Burnaby,
Allouette, and Metroford.
High School
Attended Riverside Secondary School…Was
named a First Team All-Star as a junior after
helping Riverside to a fourth place finish in the
Provincial Finals.
Personal
Tyler Rosenlund was born September 13,
1986 in Vancouver, British Columbia…Enters
UCSB as an undeclared major…Wants to become a professional soccer player or firefighter
after graduation…When he is not playing soccer he is usually working out…Roots for Manchester United playing in Old Trafford would
be a dream…Fan of Ronaldo but would love
to play alongside Zidane…His favorite movie
is “Troy”…Enjoys watching the “The O.C.”…
His favorite video game is “FIFA 2004”…Can
best be described as a joker…Before every
game he relaxes and concentrates on the task
at hand…Has two younger brothers, Matt and
Cole…Son of Bob and Lori Rosenlund.
13
Andy
Iro
Andrew
Proctor
D
6-4 200
Freshman
Liverpool, England
St. Edwards HS
Physiology
F
5-10 165
Freshman
Burnaby, B.C.
Alpha Secondary
Undeclared
National/Club
#19
Member of Canada’s U-17 National Team
with whom he has earned six international
caps…Proctor has netted two goals in international competition for Canada…Earned a
Provincial All-Star National Championship
for British Columbia alongside teammates
Myles Davis and Tyler Rosenlund…Also a
won a national championship on the club side
with Burnaby FC…Winning the two national
championships are his most memorable sporting moments.
High School
Attended Alpha Secondary School where he
played forward and center midfield…He also
played lacrosse for the Aztecs and earned two
Provincial and one National Championship at
the junior national level.
Personal
Andrew Proctor was born July 30, 1986 in
North Vancouver, British Columbia…Enters UCSB as an undeclared major…When
he is not playing soccer he can be found
at the gym…He cannot do without his CD
collection…Roots for the Premiership’s Arsenal…Would love to play alongside his favorite athlete Thierry Henry…Enjoys watching “Family Guy” and the movie “Dumb &
Dumber”…His favorite video game is “MLB
2004”…Highbury is his favorite stadium
to play in…Before every game he always
relaxes…Can best be described as calm and
relaxed with a decent sense of humor…Wants
people to know that he is here to win a national championship…Has an older sister,
Mhari…Son of Keith and Lynne Proctor.
14
Club
#18
Was a standout player for Kingsley United…
Helped the United to the Northwest Youth
Alliance and Liverpool Youth Cup titles in
2003…Earned Player of the Tournament honors
twice in three years at the B.T. Knowsley International Youth Classic, aiding in Kingsley’s
claiming of the tournament crown.
High School
Attended St. Edwards School where he played
defender.
Personal
Andy Iro was born November 26, 1984 in Liverpool, England…Enters UCSB as a physiology
major…Hopes to become a professional soccer
player upon graduation…When he is not playing soccer he is usually just chillin’…He cannot
do without his Playstation…Roots for Newcastle…Is a fan of Patrick Vierra…His favorite TV
show is “Eastenders,” which he has not been
able to watch since coming to the US…Enjoys
watching “Scarface”…Likes to read “FHM”
magazine…His favorite video game is “Pro
Evolution Soccer”…His most memorable moment is sports was watching Nigeria perform
well in the 1994 World Cup…Can best be described as a cool guy…Has who he claims to
be “the best sister in the world,” Jessie…Son of
Paul and Rose Iro.
Brennan
Tennelle
MF 5-11 150
Freshman
San Diego, CA
Scripps Ranch HS
Sociology
National/Club
#21
A member of the Cal-South Olympic Development squad in 2001…Went on a tour of England with the ODP team, playing in 14 matches
against the junior sides of some of England’s top
clubs, including Arsenal, Everton, Hearts, Nottingham Forest and Millwall…Spent one season
with SDSC Pegasus and three with PQ Premier
before joining the San Diego Surf…In his four
years with the Surf he helped them to a Nomads
Showcase and State Cup title in 2000…Also
helped the Surf to the finals of the International
Festival of Football in 2000 and the finals of the
Nomads Thanksgiving Tournament in 1999.
High School
Attended Scripps Ranch High School where
he was a three-time All-Western League selection…Named the Falcons’ MVP from his sophomore season on, and earned the league MVP
honors in 2004…Nearly completed the trifecta
as a senior earning first team and MVP honors
for the Eastern League, CIF Division II, and AllCIF San Diego Section, just missing out on the
sectional MVP honors…Helped guide SCHS
to a CIF title where he netted the game-winning goal…Received a Coca-Cola Outstanding
Achievement Award as a senior…Was also a
member of the Physics Club at Scripps Ranch.
Personal
Brennan Lee Tennelle was born October 5, 1986
in Upland, Calif….Enters UCSB as a sociology major…Roots for Arsenal and the Oakland
Raiders…Would like the chance to play alongside his favorite athlete Thierry Henry…Enjoys
watching “The Chappelle Show”…His favorite
movie is “Friday”…His favorite book is Michael Creighton’s “Jurassic Park”…Would
love the chance to play in Man U’s Old Trafford…His favorite video games are “Madden
2004” and “FIFA 2004”…Has an older brother
and sister, Baron III and Betty, and one younger
sister, Brooklyn…Son of Baron and Carol Tennelle.
Matt
Williams
Chuck
Anderson
D
6-0 175
Freshman
San Luis Obispo, CA
San Luis Obispo HS
Art Studio
D 6-1 185
Freshman
Encinitas, CA
La Costa Canyon HS
Psychology
Club
#23
Spent three seasons with the San Diego Surf…
Was a member of the Cal-South Olympic Development Player Pool from 2002-2003 and took
part in the regional camp in 2002.
High School
Attended La Costa Canyon High School…
Played center back for the Mavericks helping them reach the CIF finals in ’03 and ’04,
losing both times to Granite Hills which he
regards as his most disappointing moments in
sports…Twice named All-CIF San Diego Section, earning first team honors as a senior…Also
captained the Mavericks and was named First
Team All-North County as a senior…Was twice
recognized by the Union Tribune as a member
of its All-Academic team…Also played football
for La Costa Canyon.
Personal
Chuck Anderson was born September 23,
1986 in La Jolla, Calif.…Comes to UCSB
as a psychology major and is considering it,
along professional soccer, as a career…When
he is not playing soccer he can be found at
the beach…Cannot do without his favorite pillow…Roots for Manchester United…Fan of Rio
Ferdina…Enjoys watching “Friends” and the
movie “Dumb & Dumber”…His favorite book
is “Di Vinci’s Code”…Enjoys reading “FHM”
magazine…Favorite video game is “FIFA
2004”…Would love to play in Liverpool’s
stadium…Wants the chance to play against
UCLA…Before every game he rests, then gets
himself pumped up…Has six sisters and one
brother…Son of Ray and Lyn Anderson.
Club
#25
Spent time with four of the top clubs in California, most recently with FCSB where he helped
Santa Barbara to a CSL Premier League Championship…Helped FCSB to a victory in the Cal
North vs. Cal South Tournament…Also played
for SoCal United, the San Diego Nomads, and
the Irvine Strikers…Regards scoring the gamewinning goal during a National Cup match as
his most memorable sporting moment.
High School
Prepped at San Luis Obispo High School…Williams was a three-time All-County selection
for the Tigers…Named All-Pac 5 as a junior
and senior…Earned All-Far West honors as a
junior…Lists losing in the CIF Playoffs as his
most disappointing moment in sports.
Personal
Matthew Williams was born October 17, 1985
in Evanston, Illinois…Enters UCSB as an art
studio major…Hopes to become a professional
soccer player…When he is not playing soccer
he can be found training…Would love to play
on his favorite club, Manchester United…Is
a fan of Saha…Enjoys reading the magazine
“Fader”…Lists “Fight Club” as his favorite
movie…He cannot do without his music…Before every game he spends time juggling the
ball…Nicknamed “Matty”…Has a younger sister, Natalie…Son of Jeff and Heidi Williams.
15
2003 Season Review
• UCSB appeared in its second consecutive
NCAA Tournament, receiving the No. 11
seed in the 64-team field and advancing to
its first-ever Sweet 16, losing 3-2 in doubleovertime on the road to national runner-up St.
John’s.
• Santa Barbara finished the year with the
12th best overall record in NCAA Division
I at 16-5-1 (0.75 winning percentage), giving
the 2003 squad the third-best record in school
history and the program’s third 13+ win in the
past five seasons.
• For the second-consecutive year the Gauchos had a conference-high nine players
receive All-Big West honors, tying for the
most in school history. UCSB had five first
team honorees, Memo Arzate, David McGill,
Dan Kennedy, Drew McAthy, and Tony Lochhead, the most of any team in the conference.
Neil Jones, Jon Apilado and Matt Kubota
were named second team and Darren Doi was
an honorable mention.
• Senior midfielder Memo Arzate lead the
nation in assists averaging 0.82 per match
with a season total of 18, matching the total
he had as a junior, tying his own school and
conference record. While setting a new conference and school career record, Arzate was
named the Big West’s Co-Offensive Player
of the Year, marking the third straight season
a Gaucho received the honor. He was also
named an All-American by College Soccer
News for the second straight year.
• Goalkeeper Dan Kennedy led was named
the conference’s first-ever Goalkeeper of
the Year in addition to his first team honors.
Kennedy led all keepers in the conference
with a 0.98 goals against average and eight
shutouts.
16
Neil Jones
• Kennedy, McAthy, and Lochhead’s All-Big
West honors were the third each of their careers, tying them with Dave Hollingsworth
(’68-’70) for the most individual all-conference honors in school history.
• Junior forward Neil Jones became one of a
select few in UC Santa Barbara history when he
was named a CoSIDA Academic All-American. Jones was joined on the Academic All-District VII team by Tony Lochhead.
• Forward Drew McAthy finished tied for 28th
in NCAA Division I with 0.64 goals per game.
The junior netted 14 goals on the year, three shy
of his personal best of 17 he set as a sophomore,
running his career total to 35.
• McGill and Arzate were both drafted by the
Los Angeles Galaxy, becoming the second and
third players in the past to years from UCSB to
be drafted by an MLS team, joining Rob Friend
who was picked by the Chicago Fire in 2002.
• As a team the Gauchos netted 50 goals for
the fourth highest total in school history. And
adding in just 23 goals allowed, UCSB finished
the season with a +1.22 scoring margin, also the
fourth highest in school history.
• After receiving a first round bye in the
NCAA Tournament the Gauchos, for the second consecutive season, opened up postseason
play with a 2-0 shutout, except this time it was
against Cal, the team that knocked UCSB out of
the tourney in 2002.
David McGill
2003 Final Statistics
Overall: 16-5-1 Conference: 7-3-0 Home: 9-2-0 Away: 6-3-1 Neutral: 1-0-0
Name
McAthy, Drew
Jones, Neil
Arzate, Memo
McGill, David
Bly, Matt
Murphy, Jeff
Deering, Gene
Lochhead, Tony
Alcaraz, Johnny
Kubota, Matt
Apilado, Jon
Doi, Darren
Byrne, Bryan
Wood, Corey
Scott, Pat
O’Hare, Pete
Curry, Greg
Major, Kale
Claydon, Jon
Kennedy, Dan
Total
Opponents
GP-GS
22-19
21-20
22-22
18-18
22-8
19-12
20-7
20-20
18-0
22-22
21-21
18-17
11-4
21-4
12-5
6-0
20-20
3-0
2-0
22-0
22
22
Goalkeeper
Kennedy, Dan
Pugh, Justin
Total
Opponents
Team saves: 2
GP-GS
22-22
1-0
22
22
G A Pts
14
2 30
13
4 30
6 18 30
0
9
9
2
4
8
3
1
7
3
0
6
2
1
5
1
1
3
0
3
3
0
3
3
0
2
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
44 50 138
23 21 67
Minutes GA
2011:50
22
26:50
1
2038:40 23
2038:40 44
Sh
94
73
40
20
12
9
22
24
11
30
9
2
7
4
7
2
1
0
0
0
367
258
Shot% GW PK-ATT FG OT HAT GTG
.149
6
3-3
1
1
1
0
.178
3
0-0
5
1
0
0
.150
1
4-4
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.167
1
0-0
1
0
0
0
.333
2
0-0
0
0
0
0
.136
1
0-0
1
1
0
0
.083
1
0-0
0
0
0
0
.091
1
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.000
0
0-0
0
0
0
0
.120
83
7-7
8
3
1
0
.089
62
1-2
2
1
0
1
Avg Saves
0.98
87
3.35
2
1.02
91
1.94
124
Pct W
.798 16
.667 0
.798 16
.738 5
L
5
0
5
15
T
1
0
1
1
Sho Faced
8.0
185
0.0
3
8.0
189
2.0
248
2003 Season Review
2003 Final Results
Date
Aug. 31
Sept. 5
Opponent
at San Jose State
vs. NCSU
W/L
T O2
W
Score Overall Big West
1-1
0-0-1
0-0-0
4-0
1-0-1
0-0-0
Sept. 7
at Duke
W
2-1
2-0-1
0-0-0
Sept. 12
Michigan State
W
2-1
3-0-1
0-0-0
Sept. 14
Sept. 20
at San Diego
Westmont
W OT
W
1-0
2-0
4-0-1
5-0-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
Sept. 24
Cal Poly
W
2-0
6-0-1
1-0-0
Sept. 28
at Sacramento State
W
3-0
7-0-1
1-0-0
Oct. 5
Oct. 12
Loyola Marymount
New Mexico
L
W
0-1
6-3
7-1-1
8-1-1
1-0-0
1-0-0
Oct. 15
at UC Riverside
W
2-1
9-1-1
2-0-0
Oct. 18
Cal State Northridge
W
3-2
10-1-1
3-0-0
Oct. 22
at Cal Poly
W
3-1
11-1-1
4-0-0
Oct. 25
Oct. 29
Oct. 31
at Cal State Fullerton
UC Irvine
San Francisco
L
L
W OT
1-4
0-1
2-1
11-2-1
11-3-1
12-3-1
4-1-0
4-2-0
4-2-0
Nov. 5
Nov. 8
at Cal State Northridge
UC Riverside
L
W
1-2
3-1
12-4-1
13-4-1
4-3-0
5-3-0
Nov. 12
Nov. 15
Nov. 26
Cal State Fullerton
at UC Irvine
•Cal
W
W O2
W
1-0
1-0
2-0
14-4-1
15-4-1
16-4-1
6-3-0
7-3-0
7-3-0
Nov. 30
•at St. John’s
L O2
2-3
16-5-1
7-3-0
• Indicates NCAA Tournament matches
Goals scored
Jones (Arzate)
McAthy (Jones)
McAthy (Arzate, McGill)
McAthy (Jones, McGill)
Arzate (penalty kick)
Jones (McGill, Arzate)
McAthy (Byrne)
McAthy (McGill, Arzate)
McAthy (penalty kick)
Jones (Kubota)
Jones (Kubota)
Arzate (penalty kick)
Lochhead (Arzate)
Arzate (Jones)
Arzate (Wood, McGill)
Jones (Arzate)
Jones (McAthy)
McAthy (Murphy, Bly)
Jones (Arzate)
Deering (Alcaraz, Apilado)
McAthy (Arzate, Bly)
Jones (Bly, Doi)
Murphy (Jones, Arzate)
Jones (Arzate)
McAthy (Arzate)
Jones (Arzate, Bly)
McAthy (Doi)
Murphy (Arzate)
Bly (unassisted)
Arzate (penalty kick)
Bly (McAthy)
Arzate (penalty kick)
Jones (McGill)
McAthy (Arzate)
McAthy (penalty kick)
McAthy (penalty kick)
Alcaraz (Arzate)
Deering (Kubota, Arzate)
Jones (Lochhead)
Deering (McGill, Arzate)
Murphy (Arzate, Apilado)
Lochhead (Apilado)
Jones (McGill)
McAthy (McGill)
Press conference after UCSB’s 2-0 victory over Cal
Gaucho celebration
Matt Kubota
Neil Jones
17
2003 Big West Review
2003 Standings
Conference
School
Cal State Northridge
UC Santa Barbara
UC Irvine
Cal Poly
Cal State Fullerton
UC Riverside
W
7
7
3
3
3
3
L
2
3
4
5
6
6
T
1
0
3
2
1
1
Pct.
.750
.700
.450
.400
.350
.350
Pts.
22
21
12
11
10
10
Home
4-1-0
4-1-0
2-2-1
2-2-1
2-2-1
2-2-1
Away
3-1-1
3-2-0
1-2-2
1-3-1
1-4-0
1-4-0
Overall
W
L
14
3
16
5
6
11
7
8
8
10
7
10
T
3
1
3
4
2
1
Pct.
.775
.750
.375
.474
.450
.417
Home
6-2-0
9-2-0
4-5-1
5-3-1
6-2-1
4-3-1
Away
6-1-2
6-3-1
1-5-2
2-4-2
1-6-1
3-7-0
Ntrl.
2-0-1
1-0-0
1-1-0
0-1-1
1-2-0
0-0-0
2003 Men’s Soccer All-Big West Teams
First Team
Player, School
Drew McAthy, UCSB
Memo Arzate, UCSB
David McGill, UCSB
Tony Lochhead, UCSB
Dan Kennedy, UCSB
Luc Harrington, UCR
Hector Orellana, CSF
Jesse Servin, CSN
William Sims, CSN
Yossi Raz, CSN
Mark Jones, CP
Edwin Miranda, CSN
Brian Reed, CP
Second Team
Player, School
Neil Jones, UCSB
Matt Kubota, UCSB
Jon Apilado, UCSB
Sebastian Galamarini, UCI
Scott Gellman, CP
Chris Klotz, UCI
Anthony Vizcarra, UCI
Brent Whitfield, CSF
Jason Ashurst, CSF
Efrain Salcedo, UCI
Cameron Rossi, UCI
Honorable Mention
Player, School
Darren Doi, UCSB
Jordan Arias, UCR
Danny Calderon, CP
Ignacio Cid, CSF
Juan Guerrero, CSN
Gordon Kljestan, CSF
Josh LeRoy, CSN
Francisco Marmolejo, CP
Alec de Mattos, CSN
18
Yr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Pos.
F
MF
MF
D
GK
F
F
F
F
MF
D
D
D
2003 Big West Offensive co-Players of the Year:
Memo Arzate, UCSB
William Sims, CSN
2003 Big West Defensive Player of the Year:
Edwin Miranda, CSN
2003 Big West Goalkeeper of the Year:
Dan Kennedy, UCSB
2003 Big West Freshman of the Year:
Williams Sims, CSN
2003 Big West Coach of the Year:
Yr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Pos.
D
MF
F
F
MF
D
MF
MF
F
Pos.
F
MF
D
F
F
MF
MF
MF
D
D
GK
Terry Davila, CSN
Memo Arzate
2003 Big West Conference
Offensive Co-Player of the Year
Dan Kennedy
2003 Big West Conference
Goalkeeper of the Year
Men’s Soccer Honors
All-Big West Conference
1985
1986
1986
1986
1987
1987
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1989
1989
1990
1990
1990
1990
1990
1991
1991
1991
1991
1993
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2001
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
Michael Sanchez
Michael Zawianski
John Guthrie
Jess Frost
Chris John
Will Gould
Chris John
Jim Kappes
Andrew Carman
Chuck Swanson
Hannes Johannsson
Mark Johnson
Rolf Larsen
Ryan Sparre
Mark Johnson
Curtis Jimerson
Rolf Larsen
Kendall Fargo
Brian McCririe
Curtis Jimerson
Ryan Sparre
Sean Redmond
Matt Arya
Rob Friend
Reuben Bates
Steve Sosa
Jaime Ambriz
Tony Lochhead
Drew McAthy
Dan Young
Dan Kennedy
Rob Friend
Memo Arzate
Alan Keely
Drew McAthy
Dan Young
David McGill
Tony Lochhead
Dan Kennedy
Matt Kubota
Drew McAthy
Memo Arzate
David McGill
Tony Lochhead
Dan Kennedy
Neil Jones
Matt Kubota
Jon Apilado
Darren Doi
Big West Coach of the Year
1988
Andy Kuenzli
Big West Player of the Year
1988
2001
2001
2002
2003
2003
Chris John
Rob Friend (Offensive)
Reuben Bates (Defensive)
Rob Friend (Offensive)
Memo Arzate (Offensive)
Dan Kennedy (Goalkeeper)
Big West Freshman of the Year
2002
Alan Keely
All-Mountain Pacific Sports
Federation
1994
1994
1994
1994
1995
1995
Mark Arya
Pat Griffin
Lance Nakamitsu
Ralph Robertson
Ralph Robertson
Kristian Berre
1995
1995
1995
1996
1996
1997
1997
1977
2000
2000
Greg DePaco
Patrick Griffin
Danny Mann
Brian Mackerer
Kristian Berre
Danny Mann
Chris Schwandt
Mark Mangiola
Thiago Martins
Robert Drescher
MPSF Coach of the Year
1994
1999
Mark Arya
Tim Vom Steeg
All-Far West
1968
1970
1976
1976
1978
1978
1979
1980
1982
1982
1982
1983
1984
1984
1984
1985
1990
1993
1994
1994
1995
2002
2002
2002
2003
Carlos Ortiz
Dave Hollingsworth
Joe Lima
Peter Guzman
Eric Price
Bruce Fisher
Bruce Fisher
Bruce Fisher
Steve Daluz
Chris Wentzien
Eric Price
Scott Grasinger
Graham Witherall
Willum Thorsson
Claudio Federico
Michael Sanchez
Ryan Sparre
Pat Griffin
Mark Arya
Ralph Robertson
Ralph Robertson
Rob Friend
Memo Arzate
Drew McAthy
Memo Arzate
All-American
1970
2002
2002
2002
2003
Dave Hollingsworth
Rob Friend (NSCAA and
College Soccer News)
Memo Arzate (College Soccer News)
Alan Keely (Freshman All-American,
College Soccer News)
Memo Arzate (College Soccer News)
All-SCISA
1966
1966
1966
1968
1969
1970
1971
1971
1971
1972
1974
1975
1975
1976
1976
1976
1976
1977
1978
1978
1978
1978
1978
Bill Kaltenekker
Dick Kipling
Carlos Ortiz
Dave Hollingsworth
Dave Hollingsworth
Dave Hollingsworth
Doug McKibbon
Steve Cole
Mark Kolling
Mark Kolling
Bruce Kinee
Ralph Hawes
Joe Lima
Joe Lima
Peter Guzman
Ralph Hawes
Jeff Townsend
Abraham Rothman
Eric Price
Bruce Fisher
Dave delArbre
Ralph Hawes
Bob Tuler
Gauchos vs. Opponents
Opponent .................................................. Record
Air Force Academy .................................... 0-1-1
Azusa Pacific.............................................. 2-1-0
Biola........................................................... 8-1-1
Cal .............................................................. 11-13-3
Cal Lutheran............................................... 4-0-0
Cal Poly...................................................... 31-12-2
Cal State Bakersfield.................................. 1-0-0
Cal State Chico .......................................... 0-1-0
Cal State Dominguez Hills......................... 3-0-0
Cal State Fullerton ..................................... 14-22-2
Cal State Hayward ..................................... 0-0-1
Cal State Los Angeles ................................ 3-4-1
Cal State Northridge .................................. 10-9-3
Cal State San Bernardino ........................... 1-0-0
Centenary College...................................... 1-0-0
Chapman College....................................... 4-2-1
Cleveland State .......................................... 1-0-0
Colorado College ....................................... 1-1-1
Denver........................................................ 2-1-0
Duke........................................................... 1-0-0
Fresno Pacific............................................. 5-0-0
Fresno State................................................ 12-14-5
Gonzaga ..................................................... 1-2-1
Grand Canyon ............................................ 0-2-1
Hawaii ........................................................ 0-1-0
Humboldt State .......................................... 1-0-0
Illinois-Chicago.......................................... 1-0-0
Indiana........................................................ 0-1-0
James Madison........................................... 1-0-0
Kentucky .................................................... 1-1-0
Long Beach State ....................................... 6-1-1
Long Island ................................................ 1-0-0
Loyola Marymount .................................... 14-11-1
Master’s College ........................................ 3-0-0
Memphis .................................................... 0-1-0
Menlo College............................................ 2-0-0
Michigan .................................................... 1-0-0
Michigan State ........................................... 2-0-0
Midwestern Texas ...................................... 0-0-1
New Mexico............................................... 4-4-0
North Carolina State .................................. 1-0-0
Occidental College..................................... 1-1-0
Old Dominion ............................................ 0-1-2
Oral Roberts ............................................... 1-0-0
Oregon........................................................ 1-0-0
Oregon State............................................... 0-2-0
Pacific......................................................... 7-0-0
Pepperdine.................................................. 2-0-0
Pomona Pitzer ............................................ 1-0-0
Portland ...................................................... 0-3-1
Sacramento State........................................ 5-3-1
St. John’s .................................................... 0-1-0
St. Mary’s................................................... 6-3-0
San Diego................................................... 7-6-0
San Diego State.......................................... 8-17-3
San Francisco ............................................. 1-1-0
San Francisco State .................................... 0-1-0
San Jose State............................................. 14-13-1
Santa Clara ................................................. 5-8-1
Simon Fraser .............................................. 1-0-1
Seattle Pacific............................................. 1-1-0
Sonoma State ............................................. 1-0-0
Southern Cal College ................................. 2-0-0
Southern Methodist.................................... 1-0-0
Southwest Missouri State........................... 1-0-0
Stanford...................................................... 4-11-1
Tulsa........................................................... 0-1-0
UC Davis.................................................... 5-2-2
UC Irvine ................................................... 24-9-2
UCLA......................................................... 2-26-2
UC Riverside.............................................. 11-1-0
UC San Diego ............................................ 3-1-0
UC Santa Cruz ........................................... 6-0-0
UNLV......................................................... 13-13-4
USC............................................................ 4-4-1
USIU .......................................................... 8-4-4
Valparaiso................................................... 1-0-0
Virginia ...................................................... 0-1-0
Washington ................................................ 1-4-0
West Virginia.............................................. 1-0-0
Western Kentucy ........................................ 1-0-0
Westmont ................................................... 14-23-4
William & Mary......................................... 0-1-0
19
UCSB Individual Records
Most goals in a game
6
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Doug McKibbon
Drew McAthy
Sean Herrity
Kristian Berre
Matt Arya
Lance Nakamitsu
Sean Redmond
Chris John
Scott Grasinger
Scott Grasinger
Scott Grasinger
Scott Grasinger
Scott Grasinger
Eric Price
Eric Price
Abe Rothman
Abe Rothman
Steve Pollock
Refugio Camarena
Doug McKibbon
Ellis Andrade
1972
2003
1999
1996
1994
1993
1990
1988
1983
1982
1982
1982
1981
1982
1981
1977
1976
1975
1975
1972
1972
Most goals in a season
20
18
17
15
14
14
13
13
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
11
Rob Friend
Scott Grasinger
Drew McAthy
Matt Arya
Drew McAthy
Scott Grasinger
Neil Jones
Steve Pollock
Eric Price
Abe Rothman
Rob Friend
Chris John
Jose Santana
Tom Liehr
Eric Price
Elias Andrade
Most goals in a career
46
36
35
Scott Grasinger
Eric Price
Drew McAthy
2002
1983
2002
1994
2003
1982
2003
1976
1982
1977
2001
1988
1979
1978
1978
1972
1979-83
1978-82
2001-
31
27
25
24
23
22
21
19
Rob Friend
Doug McKibbon
Steve Pollock
Chris John
Danny Mann
Abe Rothman
Matt Arya
Graham Witherall
2001-02
1968-72
1975-79
1985-88
1994-97
1976-77
1993-94
1981-84
Most assists in a season
18
18
17
15
14
12
11
11
11
11
10
10
9
9
Memo Arzate
Memo Arzate
Eric Price
David McGill
Eric Price
Ralph Robertson
Eric Price
Mike Zawianski
Chuck Swanson
Chris John
Matt Arya
Andrew Carman
Ralph Robertson
Scott Grasinger
2003
2002
1982
2002
1978
1983
1981
1986
1988
1987
1994
1988
1994
1981
Most assists in a career
44
36
28
27
24
22
21
21
20
18
Eric Price
Memo Arzate
Chris John
Ralph Robertson
David McGill
Chuck Swanson
Scott Grasinger
Will Gould
Michael Zawianski
Jim Kappes
1978-82
2002-03
1985-88
1993-95
2002-03
1985-88
1979-83
1986-89
1983-86
1985-88
Most points in a season
44
41
40
40
37
36
30
30
30
30
27
26
26
25
24
23
23
Rob Friend
Eric Price
Matt Arya
Scott Grasinger
Scott Grasinger
Drew McAthy
Neil Jones
Drew McAthy
Memo Arzate
Steve Pollock
Chris John
Memo Arzate
Rob Friend
Michael Zawianski
Abe Rothman
Ralph Robertson
Jim Kappes
Most points in a career
113
110
79
76
70
60
60
59
57
56
56
55
54
Scott Grasinger
Eric Price
Drew McAthy
Chris John
Rob Friend
Steve Pollock
Doug McKibbon
Ralph Robertson
Danny Mann
Memo Arzate
Matt Arya
Will Gould
Graham Witherall
2002
1982
1994
1983
1982
2002
2003
2003
2003
1975
1988
2002
2001
1986
1977
1994
1988
79
79
75
73
70
66
64
63
60
59
58
58
Matt Arya
Scott Grasinger
Peter Guzman
Neil Jones
Drew McAthy
Rob Friend
Will Gould
Scott Grasinger
Rafael Chavez
Ralph Robertson
Sean Herrity
Matt Arya
Most shots in a career
233
228
206
196
173
151
Scott Grasinger
Michael Zawianski
Eric Price
Drew McAthy
Steve Price
Rob Friend
20
108
94
Rob Friend
Drew McAthy
81
80
79
79
79
Scott Rivenes
Eric Price
Scott Grasinger
Steve Price
David Zaboski
1983-86
1978-82
1979-83
1980-83
1981-85
Most minutes played in a season
2020
1908
1866
1843
1836
1825
1815
1805
1790
Charles Bryant
David Zaboski
Michael Sanchez
Willum Thorsson
Steve Daluz
Ralph Robertson
Tony Lochhead
Tony Lochhead
Tony Lochhead
1979-83
1978-82
20011985-88
2001-02
1975-79
1968-72
1993-95
1994-97
2002-03
1993-94
1986-89
1981-84
2002
2003
1979-83
1983-86
1978-82
20011980-83
2001-02
Most games played in a career
Most shots in a season
Tony Lochhead
1994
1981
1976
2003
2002
2001
1987
1983
1974
1995
1999
1993
Drew McAthy
1986
1985
1985
1984
1982
1994
2002
2003
2001
UCSB Individual Records
Most minutes played in a career
6444
6359
6181
5676
5565
5512
5410
5155
5119
5041
5003
4951
Eric Price
Scott Rivenes
Ryan Sparre
Steve Price
Scott Grasinger
Dan Kennedy
Tony Lochhead
Danny Mann
Steve Tipping
Ralph Robertson
Chris John
Brian McCririe
1978-82
1983-86
1988-92
1980-83
1979-83
200120011994-97
1979-83
1993-95
1985-88
1988-91
Most CG shutouts in a season
11
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
6
6
BobTuler
Dan Kennedy
Stewart Sanders
Ryan Sparre
Steve Tipping
Steve Tipping
Dan Kennedy
Stewart Sanders
Jamie Firmage
Dan Kennedy
Steve Tipping
1978
2003
1999
1990
1982
1981
2001
1995
1987
2002
1983
Most CG shutouts in a career
27
22
21
16
15
13
10
Steve Tipping
Ryan Sparre
Dan Kennedy
Bob Tuler
Stewart Sanders
John Guthrie
Joe Lima
1979-83
1988-91
20011975-78
1995-99
1983-86
1973-76
Lowest goals against in a season
0.72
0.75
0.84
0.94
0.96
0.98
0.99
1.00
1.07
1.07
1.08
Bob Tuler
Ryan Sparre
Steve Tipping
Stewart Sanders
Dan Kennedy
Dan Kennedy
Dan Kennedy
Jeff Kinnee
Joe Lima
Stewart Sanders
Erik Stolhandske
1978
1990
1982
1999
2001
2003
2002
1976
1975
1995
2000
Lowest goals against in a career
(20+ matches)
0.98
1.09
1.12
1.12
1.18
1.19
1.21
1.32
1.37
1.67
Dan Kennedy
Bob Tuler
Steve Tipping
Mark Kolling
Ryan Sparre
Stewart Sanders
John Guthrie
Joe Lima
Mario Morales
Carlos Ortiz
20011975-78
1979-83
1971-72
1988-91
1995-99
1983-86
1973-76
1982-84
1966-69
Most saves in a season
112
111
104
John Guthrie
Steve Tipping
Steve Tipping
Most saves in a career
304
285
242
211
208
184
182
179
175
144
38
35
29
1985
1983
1981
Steve Tipping
Ryan Sparre
John Guthrie
Trent Ulicny
Dan Kennedy
Stewart Sanders
Bob Tuler
Joe Lima
Bruce Kinnee
Stewart Sanders
1979-83
1988-91
1983-86
1996-00
20011995-99
1975-78
1973-76
1973-76
1995-99
Dan Kennedy
Steve Tipping
Ryan Sparre
Trent Ulicny
Stewart Sanders
John Guthrie
Bob Tuler
1973-76
1973-76
1966-69
Most minutes in a career goalkeeper
6181
5512
5119
4546
3917
3506
3190
2910
2370
2205
Ryan Sparre
Dan Kennedy
Steve Tipping
Trent Ulicny
Stewart Sanders
John Guthrie
Bob Tuler
Joe Lima
Carlos Ortiz
Bruce Kinnee
1988-91
20011979-83
1996-00
1995-99
1983-86
1975-78
1973-76
1966-69
1973-76
Goalkeeper Wins
Most matches in career goalkeeper
61
59
58
52
45
38
38
Joe Lima
Bruce Kinnee
Carlos Ortiz
20011979-83
1988-91
1996-00
1995-99
1983-86
1975-78
42
Dan Kennedy
2001-
All-Time Goalkeeper Statistics
Goalkeeper
Kyle Reynish
Dan Kennedy
Erik Stolhandske
Bob Tuler
Jamie Firmage
Chris Newcomb
Steve Tipping
Mark Kolling
Ryan Sparre
Stewart Sanders
John Guthrie
Greg Lipton
Joe Cannon
Joe Lima
Joe Bendot
Mario Morales
Mike Park
Carlos Ortiz
Tim Tipping
Van Eakes
Travis Harding
Trent Ulicny
Bruce Kinnee
Tim Cooney
Adam Skarsgard
Monte Skarsgard
Doug Glass
Brad Coddington
Dan Shiells
Keith Reed
Brian Mackerer
Tim Branley
Jeremy Pruzin
Justin Pugh
Ben Scott
Miljan Soskic
Tony Skogen
Lance Nakamitsu
Yrs.
2002-present
2001-present
2000-2001
1975-78
1987
1982
1979-83
1971-72
1988-91
1995-99
1983-86
1987-90
1993
1973-76
1979-80
1982-84
1977-79
1966-69
1983-86
1969-70
1993-94
1996-00
1973-76
1991-92
1992
1994
1973
1998
1973
1992
1996
1996-97
2000-01
20031995
1999
1995
1994
MP
7
61
17
38
18
10
59
20
58
45
38
13
11
38
19
20
11
29
14
10
25
52
35
8
12
8
10
8
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
2
1
Min
202
5512
1438
3190
1635
899
5119
1525
6181
3917
3506
729
865
2910
1710
1774
866
2370
1280
900
2057
4546
2205
607
1020
522
450
541
8
3
4
111
76
27
20
90
22
6
Svs.
9
208
61
182
99
67
304
135
294
144
242
48
45
179
99
133
41
188
78
66
103
211
175
33
31
22
42
36
3
1
0
5
4
2
0
1
1
0
ShO
1
21
5
16
7
3
27
6
22
15
13
1
3
10
4
3
2
8
5
3
6
4
5
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
GA
0
60
16
39
20
11
64
19
91
52
47
10
12
43
26
27
16
44
24
18
42
102
50
20
29
15
19
25
0
0
0
1
2
1
1
5
2
1
GAA
0.00
0.98
1.08
1.09
1.10
1.10
1.12
1.12
1.18
1.19
1.21
1.23
1.25
1.32
1.37
1.37
1.66
1.67
1.69
1.80
1.84
1.91
2.04
2.10
2.56
2.59
3.80
4.16
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.81
3.00
3.35
4.50
5.00
8.18
14.9
21
All-Time Gaucho Letterwinners
A
Aasen, Thor Erik
Abers, Larry
Ahrendt, Eric
Albertalli, A.J.
Alcaraz, Johnny
Ambriz, Jaime
Amick, Paul
Anderson, Brent
Anderson, Doug
Anderson, Gary
Andrade, Elias
Andrade, Gustavo
Androski, Walter
Apilado, Jon
Arnold, Steve
Arya, Matt
Arzate, Memo
Aufricht, Michael
Ault, Charles
B
Bakken, Lars
Barney, Thomas
Baracker, Ron
Barrett, Gene
Bates, Reuben
Baxter, Garrett
Bays, Steve
Branley, Tim
Bendot, Joe
Berre, Kristian
Bly, Matt
Boyden, Nate
Bradbury, Mike
Bradley, Michael
Braganca, Joao
Brodbeck, Steve
Broering, Gary
Bryant, Charles
Bugay, Phil
Bugbee, James
Burris, Darren
Butler, Pat
Byer, John
Byrne, Bryan
C
Caiani, Kenneth
Camarena, Refugio
Cameron, Art
Campbell, John
Cannon, Joe
Cardenas, Chad
Carman, Andrew
Carter, Morgan
Casey, Michael
Castillo, Juan
Cavallero, Paul
Chavez, Minor
Chavez, Rafael
Chilcott, Willard
Chow, Jeffrey
Claydon, Jon
Cody, Nathan
Cole, Steve
Cologne, Timothy
Cooney, Tim
Cooper, James
Coulter, Mark
Cox, Ron
Crider, Scott
Cristales, Hugo
Crummey, Mark
Cunnane, Michael
Curry, Greg
D
D’Alessio, John
D’Escoto, Francisco
Dalgleish, Lucas
Daluz, Steve
Davis, Jason
Davis, Mark
Davis, Steve
Deal, Jason
Deering Gene
DeJohn, Francois
De L’Arbre, David
Dennis, Louis
DePaco, Greg
Derrickson, Scott
Deweesh, Mohammed
Dickerson, Robert
Dimech, Anthony
Doi, Darren
Dombrowski, Glenn
Donaldson, Galen
Drake, Ron
Drescher, Robert
E
Eakes, Van
Eckman, James
Edwards, Brent
Edwards, Sean
Erbstoeszer, Balir
Escoffery, David
Fahey, Kevin
22
1988-89
1975-76
1973-74
1997-00
20031999-01
1979
1987-89
1970
1972
1973-74
1974
1987
20011966-67
1993-94
2002-03
1981
1986
1988-89
1971
1970
1969
2000-01
1989
1984
1996-97
1979-80
1993-96
200120011999
1972
1967-68
1974-76
1969
1983-86
1975-77
1978-79
1989-90
1973-74
1966
20031987
1974-76
1966
1966-67
1993
1992
1987-88
1974-77
1978-79
1973
1983
1974-75
1974
1975-76
1973-76
2002-03
1996
1969-70
1978-79
1992
1975
1992
1977
1992
1987
1971
1971-72
20031966
1997
1997-00
1979-82
1998
1990
1973-74
1994-95
2000-03
1989-90
1975-78
1981
1994-95
1978-82
1971
1968
2000-01
2000-03
1981
1998-01
1978
1999-00
1969-70
1974-77
1995-96
2000-01
1993-94
1968
1973
Fargo, Kendall
Farmer, Craig
Federico, Claudio
Fell, Ryan
Ferre, Patrick
Fetter, David
Firmage, James
Fisher, Bruce
Flogaites, Ted
Foley, Adam
Ford, Hank
Foster, Marty
Franchi, Jared
Franco, Vicente
Frank, Steve
Freeman, Dave
Friend, Rob
Frimpong, Alex
Frost, Jess
G
Gavasse, Greg
Gayle, William
Geddes, Timothy
Gibson, Bruce
Glaspey, Mike
Glass, Douglas
Gomez, Jose
Gottlieb, Jerry
Gordon, Ross
Gould, William
Grasinger, Scott
Griffin, Patrick
Gritz, Matt
Guillen, Pedro
Gudmundsson, Stefan
Guthrie, John
Guzman, Peter
H
Hahn, Bruce
Hall, Mark
Hamashige, Sean
Hannon, John
Harding, Travis
Hasselquist, Niles
Hawes, Jonathan
Hawes, Ralph
Hennessey, Steve
Herrick, Sherman
Herrity, Sean
Hilton, Richard
Hilton, Shaun
Hollingsworth, Dave
Horton, Sam
Hovda, Paul
Howell, Jay
Hubay-Dies, Joe
Huber, Dan
Huber, Geoff
Huber, Reinhold
Hughes, Glenn
I
Ignatowicz, Richard
Inglis, Scott
J
Jeworksi, Michael
Jicha, Thomas
Jimerson, Curtis
Johannsson, Hannes
Johnson, Daryl
Johnson, Jeff
Johnson, Mark
John, Christopher
Johnson, Mark
Jones, Neil
Jonsson, Dennis
K
Kaltenekker, Bill
Kappes, James
Kay, Doug
Keefe, Brian
Keegan, Thomas
Keely, Alan
Keeley, Eduard
Kell, Steve
Kelley, Kevin
Kelley, Terry
Kendall, John
Kennedy, Dan
Kinnee, Bruce
Kirk, Matt
Kitts, John
Kladnik, George
Knudsen, Eric
Kolling, Mark
Kubec, Eric
Kubota, Matt
L
Larsen, Rolf
Law, Kevin
Lew, Loren
Lieber, Eli
Lieberman, Jeffrey
Liehr, Thomas
1990, 92
1968-70
1982-84
1990, 93
1970-72
1971-73
1987
1977-80
1995
1992-93
1984-88
1981
1997-99
1977-78
1967-68
1968
2001-02
2000
1985-86
1984
1973
1971
1982-83
1992-93
1973
1978
1993
1974
1986-89
1979-83
1992-95
1996
1987-88
1992
1983-86
1976
1972-73
1979
1980
1967
1993-94
1996
1979-80
1974-78
1994-95
1967-68
1998-99
1983-86
1986, 88-89
1968-70
1971-72
1983
1985-86
1999-01
1992-93
1993
1992-93
1973
1986
1981
1987-88
1973
1988-90
1987-88
1990
1993-95
1987-90
1985-88
1987-88
20011994
1966
1985-88
1990
1989
1978
2002
1967-68
1967
1975
1973
1973
20011978-79
2000
1978-79
1967
1969
1971-72
1987
2000-03
1988-89
1971-72
1973
1979
1980
1978
Lignetti, Steve
Lima, Joe
Lindenman, Daniel
Lipton, Gregory
Lochhead, Tony
Loscotoff, Robert
Luna, Robert
M
McAthy, Aaron
McAthy, Drew
McCleod, Sandy
McCririe, Brian
McGill, David
McGivern, Peter
McKibbon, Douglas
Mackerer, Brian
Macy, John
Maffris, Kevin
Major, Kale
Mangiola, Mark
Mangus, Dusty
Mann, Danny
Marciano, John
Martins, Thiago
Matso, Daniel
Matteoli, Zak
Meeks, Brandon
Meisner, Jeff
Meredith, Will
Merrill, John
Mika, Gabe
Miller, Larry
Moayedi, Ashkahn
Moeller, Jay
Moeller, Todd
Molander, Richard
Monka, Bryan
Morales, Mario
Muir, Bill
Murphy, Jeff
Murphy, Mike
Murray, Sean
N
Naber, David
Nakamitsu, Lance
Navarro, Anthony
Newcomb, Christopher
Newendorp, Kenny
Nick, Jack
Nickoloff, Michael
Nilsson, Owe
O
O’Hare, Pete
Ochoa, Gaston
Olayemi, Yekini
Olsen, Mary
Olson, John
Onkeko, Ralph
Ortiz, Carlos
P
Packard, Mark
Pangburn, Steve
Parham, Merrel
Park, Mike
Parodi, Frank
Parrish, Paul
Peloian, John
Perkins, Charles
Person, Kenneth
Pierce, Kenny
Pipe, Ian
Pitz, Marc
Pollock, Steve
Porter, Robert
Price, Eric
Price, Skip
Price, Steve
Pruzin, Jeremy
Pugh, Justin
Pugh, Mark
Purce, Genesis
R
Radley, Martin
Rasdal, Andy
Reardon, Brian
Redmond, Sean
Reeves, Ken
Reynish, Kyle
Riess, Thomas
Rivenes, Scott
Robbin, Pat
Robertson, Ralph
Robinson, Pat
Rodriguez, Fernando
Roland, Ryan
Rosenquist, Johan
Rothman, Abe
Ruggieri, Tom
S
Sachrison, Steve
Sanchez, Michael
Sanders, Stewart
Santana, Jose
1966
1973-76
1981-83
1987-90
20011971-72
1977
2000-01
20011969
1988-90
2002-03
1971-73
1971-72
1992-96
1978
2000-01
2003
1997-98
1998
1994-97
1982-83
1999-00
1984
1998-99
1999-02
1996-98
2000-02
1969-70
1997
1969-71
2000
1981-84
1983-85
1970-72
1999-00
1982-84
1966-68
2002-03
1988-90
1986-87
1989-90, 92
1990, 92-94
1992
1982
1999
1985-86
1967
1995
2001-03
1996-97
1984
1981-83
1973-74
1974
1966-69
1980-82
1979
1970
1977-79
1975
1975
1996, 98-99
1997
1966-69
1995
1979
1984
1975-79
1983
1978-82
1966
1980-84
2000-01
2003
1969-72
1997
1973-74
1976-78
1998-01
1989-90, 93
1971-72
20021987-88
1982-85
1970
1993-95
1977
1980-81
1997
1997
1976-77
1975
1982-85
1984-85
1995, 97, 99
1978-81
Saunders, Ryan
Savage, George
Schaupp, Mike
Schomberg, Ryan
Schuhmann, Mark
Schwandt, Chris
Schwartz, Garrett
Scott, Ben
Scott, Pat
Seaman, Eduard
Seidel, Kirk
Seifert, Bill
Sepulveda, Arturo
Shariff, Farouq
Shiells, Dan
Shupe, Steve
Silsbee, Robert
Simpson, Ronnie
Sinclair, Tony
Sjollema, Mike
Skarsgard, Adam
Skarsgard, Monte
Sleeper, Steve
Smith, Gary
Snyder, Steve
Sorrentino, Joe
Sosa, Steven
Sparks, Danny
Sparre, Ryan
Squellati, Mike
Stange, James
St. John, Michael
Stolhandske, Erik
Storrs, Brent
Swaim, Danny
Swaim, Nick
Swanson, Charles
Synold, Timothy
T
Tablin-Wolf, Alex
Tannenbaum, Peter
Tarbox, Charles
Thomas, Vince
Thompson, Ben
Thompson, Brendt
Thorrson, Willum
Tipping, Steve
Tipping, Timothy
Townsend, Jeffrey
Traut, John
Travis, Tate
Tubbs, Vincent
Tuler, Jonathan
Tuler, Robert
Turnbull, Toby
Tutulugdzija, Ranko
U
Ulicny, Kort
Ulicny, Trenton
Unzveta, Manuel
V
Valenzuela, Jorge
Van Horne, Todd
Viera, Roland
Villalobos, Marcos
Vom Steeg, Timothy
W
Wagner, Kurt
Waldrop, Justin
Warren, Michael
Watkins, Peter
Watkinson, Robert
Weave, Mark
Wellman, Aron
Wentzel, Thomas
Wentzien, Christopher
Wentzien, Thomas
West, Jason
West, Matt
Williams, Noel
Wilson, Chris
Wilson, Michael
Wilson, Ryan
Witherall, Graham
Wnuk, Greg
Wodehouse, Rich
Wood, Corey
Woodward, Stanley
Y
Yantz, Geoffrey
Young, Dan
Z
Zaboski, David
Zamani, Reza
Zaril, Mohammad
Zawianski, Mike
1996
1994
1990, 92-93
1992-93, 95-96
1973
1997-99
1988-90
1994-95
20021979
1979
1966
1974
1967
1973
1987, 89
1977-80
1993
1968
1976-80
1992
1994
1967-70
1966-67
1981
1975
1998-01
1994-96
1988-92
1993-96
1985-87, 89
1966
2000-01
1996
1994-97
1996-98
1985-88
1981
2001
1967-69
1968
1990, 92
1994
1968-69
1984
1979-83
1983-86
1973-76
1981
1998
1979
1987-89
1975-78
1988-90
1997-98
1998
1996-00
1972
1984
1979
1979
1993
1985-88
1979
1999-00
1966-68
1972-73
1966
1970
1996-98
1981-83
1981-84
1984
1992
1992-93
1981
1999
1973
1990
1981-84
1995
1992
20021968-70
1986-89
2000-02
1981-84
1995-98
1971
1983-86
UCSB Records
Team Records
Most Goals In A Season
1.
2.
Streaks
4.
5.
6.
Consecutive wins to start the season
9
8
3
3
1971
2002 (9/1-10/4)
1995 (9/3-9/10)
1979
8.
9.
10.
Highest Goals Per Game Average
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Longest winning streak
12
9
8
8
7
6
1970-71
1982 (9/27-10/23)
2002 (9/1-10/4)
1988-89 (10/9-9/1)
2003 (9/5-9/28)
1990 (9/15-10/7)
Rob Friend - 11/18/01 – 10/4/02
Scott Grassinger - 1983
Elias Andrade - 1972
Chris John - 10/9/88 – 10/28/88
Eric Price (2) - 1982 & 1981
Abe Rothman - 1977
Multiple players, most recently
Drew McAthy - 10/31-11/8,
10/12-10/18, 9/5/03-9/12/03
Neil Jones - 10/12-10/18
2002...................................................3.05
1978...................................................2.79
1982...................................................2.41
1979...................................................2.39
2003...................................................2.27
1988...................................................2.22
1995...................................................2.21
1974...................................................2.13
1981...................................................2.11
1994...................................................2.10
Least Goals Allowed
Consecutive games with a goal
12
5
5
4
4
4
3
2002...................................................67
1982...................................................53
1978...................................................53
2003...................................................50
1979...................................................43
1995...................................................42
1994 .............................................42
1988...................................................40
1983...................................................39
1981...................................................38
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
7.
9.
Dan Young
Team Records
Best record ......................................................................................18-3-1 (.841), 2002
Most wins........................................................................................18, 2002
Most consecutive wins....................................................................12, 1970-71
Most consecutive unbeaten .............................................................17 (14-0-3), 1982
Most consecutive home wins ..........................................................16, (16-0-0), 2001-2003
Most consecutive home unbeaten ..................................................18 (17-0-1), 2001-2003
Most consecutive road wins............................................................11 (11-0-0), 1978-1979
Most consecutive road unbeaten.....................................................11 (11-0-0), 1978-1979
Most consecutive conference wins .................................................12 (12-0-0), 2002-2003
Most consecutive conference unbeaten ..........................................14 (13-0-1), 2002-2003
Most consecutive home conf. wins.................................................11 (11-0-0), 1986-1989
Most consecutive home conf. unbeaten ..........................................12 (11-0-1), 2001-2003
Goals in a match..............................................................................13 vs. Menlo College, 1998
Goals in a season.............................................................................67, 2002
Goals allowed in a season ...............................................................57, 1998 (2.77 per game)
Fewest goals allowed in a season....................................................14, 1978 (0.75 per game)
Most shutouts in a season ...............................................................11, 1978
1990...................................................13
1978...................................................14
1973...................................................16
2001...................................................19
1975 .............................................19
2002...................................................20
1988...................................................22
1976 .............................................22
2003...................................................23
1983...................................................23
1982...................................................23
Lowest Opponent Goals Per Game
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
8.
9.
10.
1990...................................................0.72
1978...................................................0.74
2002...................................................0.91
2001...................................................0.95
1973...................................................1.00
2003...................................................1.05
1982...................................................1.05
1975...................................................1.12
1999...................................................1.15
1976...................................................1.16
Largest Season Scoring Margin
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
2002...................................................+2.14
1978...................................................+2.05
1982...................................................+1.36
2003...................................................+1.22
2001...................................................+1.05
1988...................................................+1.00
1995...................................................+0.95
1975...................................................+0.94
1983...................................................+0.84
1990...................................................+0.78
Highest Goals Per Game Average
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
1972...................................................3.78*
2002...................................................3.05
1971...................................................3.00*
1978...................................................2.79
1982...................................................2.41
1979...................................................2.39
1966...................................................2.33*
1968...................................................2.30*
2003...................................................2.27
1988...................................................2.22
Least Goals Allowed
All-Time Gaucho Coaching Records
Name
Zolton von Smogyi
Sandy Guess
Guess/Reeves
Alan Meeder
John Purcell
Andy Kuenzli
Cliff Draeger
Mark Arya
Tim Vom Steeg
Overall
Years
1966-71
1972-73
1974
1975-78
1979-80
1981-89
1990-91
1992-1998
1999-Present
38 seasons
Record
32-21-6 (.593)
9-13-3 (.420)
5-6-4 (.467)
42-26-5 (.610)
15-17-5 (.473)
95-64-21 (.586)
15-20-2 (.432)
40-84-6 (.331)
66-30-6 (.676)
319-281-58 (.529)
1.
3.
7.
8.
9.
1990...................................................13
1967 ............................................13*
1978...................................................14
1969...................................................14*
1968 ............................................14*
1973...................................................16
1972...................................................17*
1970...................................................18*
2001...................................................19
1975 ............................................19
Largest Season Scoring Margin
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
2002...................................................
1978...................................................
1972...................................................
1982...................................................
2003...................................................
1971...................................................
2001...................................................
1988...................................................
1995...................................................
1975...................................................
+2.14
+2.05
+1.89*
+1.36
+1.22
+1.18*
+1.05
+1.00
+0.95
+0.94
* indicates seasons with less than 12 games played (1966-1972)
23
UCSB’s New Men’s Soccer Lockerroom at Harder Stadium
Thanks to generous donations from Gaucho boosters, the UCSB Men’s Soccer team was able to make vast improvements to its lockerroom facility, making it one of the top collegiate soccer lockerrooms on the West Coast.
UC Santa Barbara
Year-By-Year Results
Year
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
1991
1990
1989
1988
1987
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
1981
1980
1979
1978
1977
1976
1975
1974
1973
1972
1971
1970
1969
1968
1967
1966
Totals
24
Record
16-5-1
18-3-1
11-5-3
8-10-1
13-7-0
2-17-1
4-14-1
4-12-2
12-6-1
9-10-1
6-11-0
3-14-0
4-13-2
11-7-0
8-9-1
13-5-0
9-9-4
8-11-3
8-12-1
9-7-4
13-3-3
16-2-4
11-6-1
8-9-2
7-8-3
16-3-0
8-9-1
10-6-3
8-8-1
5-6-4
5-9-2
4-4-1
9-2-0
4-4-2
6-3-2
6-2-2
3-5-0
4-5-0
319-281-58
(.529)
658 games
Home
9-2-0
11-0-0
7-2-3
3-5-1
5-2-0
1-10-1
1-5-0
3-4-1
6-1-0
7-1-0
4-6-0
2-6-0
3-4-2
8-1-0
5-3-1
8-1-0
7-3-3
3-6-3
6-3-0
3-5-3
5-0-2
9-1-2
7-1-1
3-6-1
4-1-2
10-3-0
4-4-0
5-4-1
3-4-1
4-3-4
3-3-0
3-2-0
3-0-0
4-2-0
3-1-0
4-0-0
3-1-0
2-2-0
181-108-32
(.614)
321 games
Road/Neutral
7-3-1
7-3-1
4-3-0
5-5-0
8-5-0
1-7-0
3-9-1
1-8-1
6-5-1
2-9-1
2-5-0
1-8-0
1-9-0
3-6-0
3-6-0
5-4-0
2-6-1
5-5-0
2-9-1
6-2-1
8-3-1
7-1-2
4-5-0
5-3-1
3-7-1
6-0-0
4-5-1
5-2-2
5-4-0
1-3-0
2-6-2
1-2-1
6-2-0
0-2-2
3-3-2
2-2-2
0-4-0
2-3-0
138-173-26
(.448)
337 games
Conference
7-3-0
9-0-1
7-2-1
2-4-1
4-3-0
0-8-1
1-4-0
1-4-0
4-3-0
4-2-1
1-6-0
0-8-0
3-6-1
7-3-0
6-4-0
7-3-0
4-4-2
1-4-0
3-2-1
2-1-0
2-0-1
Big West
Big West
Big West
MPSF
MPSF
MPSF
MPSF
MPSF
MPSF
MPSF
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
Big West
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Conference
75-74-10
(.503)
159 games
Big West
59-46-7
(.558)
112 games