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2 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE MEN S SOCCER AN OPPORTUNITY TO WIN THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTED TEAMMATES WITH GREAT CHARACTER UNSELFISH, TOUGH TEAM SOCCER TWELVE WINNING SEASONS SINCE 1990 TWO BIG WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS AND FOUR TRIPS TO THE NCAA TOURNAMENT SINCE 2002 CHALLENGING NATIONAL CALIBER SCHEDULE GAME DAY EXCITEMENT EXCITED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE FANS CONTENTS 2 Season Outlook 5 Season In Review 6 Matador Soccer Field THE MATADORS 8 Head Coach Terry Davila 9 Assistant Coaches 10 Meet the Team 11 Mattias Bonvehi / Chad Borak 12 Nicolas Christou / Ben Cox 13 Devin Deldó / Rafael Garcia 14 Moy Gomez / Kevin Guppy 15 Nicolas Hamilton 16 Jeremy Hohn / Brandon Ibarra 17 Sunghyun Kim / Adrian Lopez 18 Bo Miller / Pradeep Naina 19 Robert Pate / Milan Radovic 20 Dylan Riley / Camilo Rojas 21 Luis Smith / Daniel Yoon 22 Matador Newcomers OPPONENTS 24 Big West Conference 26 Opponents 30 NCAA Men s College Cup TEAM HISTORY 32 Scoring Miscellaneous Stats Results Attendance 33 Year-by-Year Results 37 Matadors in the Postseason 38 Series Record vs. Current Division-I Opponents 40 Career Leaders Season Leaders 41 Year-by-Year Leaders Miscellaneous Records Goals by Year Matador Streaks Record in Openers 42 All-Conference Selections 44 Honors 45 Matador Coaching Records Coaching Honors 46 Matador Letterwinners NORTHRIDGE 50 Matador Administration 51 Athletic Staff Directory 52 Media Information 53 Athletic Training Center 54 This is Cal State Northridge 56 The Northridge Community 57 Prominent Alumni 58 Academic Success 59 Hall of Fame 60 A History of Success 2008 NORTHRIDGE MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

3 2008 SEASON OUTLOOK CRAVING THE CHALLENGE THE 2008 SEASON OFFERS RENEWED OPTIMISM AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR A MATADOR MEN S SOCCER PROGRAM HUNGRY FOR SUCCESS. BY GEOFF HERBERG CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE MEN S SOCCER HEAD coach Terry Davila doesn t really like to discuss the past two seasons. As the Matadors Davila prepare for the 2008 season, the program owns a renewed sense of vigor and commitment after a pair of.500 seasons have left some bitter residue. That is to be expected for a program that has amassed a.611 winning percentage in its 30-year history. Now, as the 2008 season and all its possibilities quickly approaches, Davila and CSUN are prime for a challenging schedule that features matches against three NCAA qualifiers and includes road trips to Nebraska and Wisconsin. Although the Matadors know the road to its goals will be littered with obstacles, they are eager to hit the pitch in 2008, anxious to restore the luster of the Northridge program. We are a program dedicated to producing total soccer players, said Davila. The staff and players have worked extremely hard this spring to improve our mental toughness and conditioning, resolved to creating a team that is a threat for regional and national recognition. GOALKEEPER A definitive source for Davila s optimism in 2008 is the return of senior goalie Kevin Guppy (Chino Hills, Calif.), the school s all-time leader in wins and shutouts. In his three seasons at Northridge, Guppy owns a record with 21.5 shutouts. His 207 career saves ranks second in school history and he has been recognized as an All-Big West Conference selection following all three of his college seasons. With Kevin, we know what we are getting every day, every practice and every game, said Davila. He continues to work hard every day and serves as a leader for the rest of the team based on both his athletic and academic work. Backing up Guppy in 2008 will be sophomore Nicolas Christou (Palmdale, Calif.) and freshmen Brandon Ibarra (Encino, Calif.) and Jake Wright (Ranchos Palos Verdes, Calif.). DEFENSE Northridge will look for several returning players to emerge on its backline in 2008 after the departure of All-Big West selections Sean Franklin and Matt Tracy. However, Davila and his staff are confident in the abilities of the returning players to make it an easy transition. Upperclassmen Chad Borak (Palmdale, Calif.), Ben Cox (Winnetka, Calif.), Bo Miller (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Robert Pate (Chatsworth, Calif.) form the core of Davila s defensive backline. As a whole, the group was thrust into more prominent role in when Franklin missed a portion of the season due to injury, experience that Davila 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 3

4 CRAVING THE CHALLENGE believes will only make them a stronger unit in Cox had a goal and an assist and Pate added two helpers in. We have a lot of familiarity and ability returning in added Davila. All of our upperclassmen defenders are ready to step up and assume the leadership roles necessary for a squad playing in one of the toughest conferences in the nation. Joining the upperclassmen are Pradepp Naina (Clovis, Calif.), a junior college All-American transfer, Jeremy Hohn (Vacaville, Calif.) and Matador newcomers Ruben Rodriguez (Fontana, Calif.), Matthew Chavez (Yorba Linda, Calif.), Joe Franco (Monrovia, Calif.) and Daniel Crandall (Los Alamitos, Calif.). All will be relied upon during the course of the season to provide depth. Jeremy and Pradeep provide this team with maturity, confidence and athleticism, and everyone of our defenders is capable of stepping up in any situation and making the necessary plays to guarantee success, concluded Davila. MIDFIELD Perhaps the area with the most depth for Davila and the Matadors in 2008 is the midfield. CSUN welcomes a host of returning players to its squad, including two-time All-Big West selection junior Sunghyun Kim (Los Angeles, Calif.). Kim has totaled 10 goals, five assists and 25 points in his two seasons with CSUN. Joining the charge in the midfield with Kim are All-Big West selection sophomore Rafael Garcia (Canoga Park, Calif.) and another junior, Dylan Riley (Thousand Oaks, Calif.). Garcia made an immediate impact with Northridge, scoring two goals and recording two assists in his debut campaign while Riley tied for the team lead with three assists in. The key to our midfielders this season is for them to understand the game and their roles throughout the pitch, said Davila. We are fortunate to have such a quality of depth in the midfield, especially because all the players enjoying working with each other to help us achieve our goals. Sunghyun is a very talented player, one whose production has merited back-to-back honors from the conference coaches. I think Rafael is only scratching the surface as far as his potential on the field and as a leader for this team and Dylan adds power and tenacity to our entire organization. Adding to the Matadors midfield presence is junior Luis Smith (San Diego, Calif.) and sophomores Nicholas Hamilton (Coronado, Calif.) and Daniel Yoon (Northridge, Calif.). Smith had an assist in, while Hamilton added a goal in his freshman season. Davila also adds experience with incoming juniors Michael Barbeito (Fontana, Calif.), who joins the Matadors after two seasons with the University of San Diego and Christopher Leiva (Burbank, Calif.), who spent two seasons with Vanguard, where he tallied 12 goals for the Lions. Barbeito produced two goals and an assist in his two seasons with the Toreros. I think our midfield should be the deepest area of the Matadors in 2008, concluded Davila. We have the ability to put consistent pressure on our opponents, while also being able to confidently provide support for our backline. FORWARDS Often the most glamorous part of soccer game, the forwards often receive the glory for the attack generated throughout the pitch. In 2008, Davila possesses a stable of strikers capable of producing goals and confidence for the Matadors. Senior Devin Deldó (Valencia, Calif.) enters his final year at Northridge determined to supply offensive firepower. Entering his fourth year with the Matadors, Deldó stands at seven career goals, four of which came in, and nine career assists. Teaming with the senior are sophomore Camilo Rojas (Reseda, Calif.) and junior Moy Gomez (Panorama City, Calif.), who combined to score five goals in. Milan Radovic (Chatsworth, Calif.) also returns to the line-up in 2008 after missing the season due to injury. He is another talented player Davila hopes will help the Matadors meet their goals in Our forwards are a capable group, one that will consistently pressure opponents while providing offensive chances for the squad, added Davila. Davila also holds high expectations for junior Adrian Lopez (Sylmar, Calif.) who has amassed six assists in two seasons with Northridge and sophomore Mattias Bonvehi (Lake Balboa, Calif.), who scored two goals and recorded an assist in his freshman season. Finally, Davila is excited about the potential of one of the incoming players to the Northridge program in 2008, junior Cameron Sims (Ontario, Calif.) Sims spent the past two seasons at Mt. San Antonio, helping the Mounties to a record in en route to winning team MVP and All-Conference First Team honors I think Cameron has the skill and talent to make an immediate impact for us, concluded Davila. I am very excited about Milan s return to the pitch in He is a quality forward who is eager to get back out and display his abilities. OUTLOOK After back-to-back.500 seasons, Davila understands that expectations might be higher than the already lofty precedent established through a powerful and successful tradition. Still, the 10th year coach is not shying away from the notion that he expects the 2008 rendition of Northridge men s soccer to aspire to even greater heights. The history of Northridge soccer lends itself well to our goals in 2008, concluded Davila. We know what we are capable of accomplishing, and through a commitment to total team soccer, I see little reason to believe this year will not be another memorable season for the Matadors. IN REVIEW THE CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE MEN S SOCCER TEAM season put the Matadors through a myriad of emotions en route to a overall record. Highlighting the season was a 3-0 victory over UCLA on Sept. 29, the program s first ever over the Bruins. However, the unexpected loss of Jay Singh dealt the team a difficult blow, leaving the team in grief throughout much of the year. The Matadors opened the year by drilling Detroit, 6-1, but moved to after taking a tie and loss at the Fullerton Tournament. Northridge then traveled to Las Vegas to compete in the UNLV Tournament, earning wins over UNLV and Cleveland State and setting the stage for the program s historic victory over UCLA. Despite playing the game without senior defender Matt Tracy, Northridge posted its fourth shutout and sophomore defender Robert Pate snagged Big West Athlete of the Week honors and was named to Soccer America s Team of the Week. A loss to New Mexico later in the weekend left Northridge at entering Big West Conference play. A pair of ties awaited Northridge at the start of conference play, as the Matadors had to settle for a 1-1 ties against the Titans and at UC Irvine. During the weekend of its trip to Irvine, Northridge suffered its toughest loss of the season. While visiting his family in San Bruno, redshirt junior Jay Singh died unexpectedly. The loss of Singh forced the Matadors to postpone a game against defending NCAA Champion UC Santa Barbara as the program drew together to regroup in the wake of the news. The Matadors played their first game without Singh a week later when they hosted UC Riverside. The Matadors were satisfied to escape the emotional day with a scoreless tie. Northridge had a traveled-filled week in the next seven days, flying to UC Davis and Maryland. The Matadors posted a 1-0 loss at UC Davis and worked Maryland to a 1-1 tie. Northridge claimed its first Big West victory of the season at home against Cal State Fullerton (1-0) on Oct. 24. However the team suffered a tie and threestraight losses in conference play before recording its second victory of league play at UC Riverside on Nov. 10. The season culminated in an emotional 2-1 victory over UC Irvine on Senior Day. This particular Senior Day saw Peter Bomar post the first start of his five-year career and make several spectacular plays to lead CSUN to the victory. Fellow seniors Fergie Agwu, Sean Franklin, and Tracy, who scored the game-winner, also played their final games as Matadors MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 5

5 W WELCOME MATADOR SOCCER FIELD MATADOR SOCCER FIELD WILL HOUSE THE MEN S AND WOMEN S SOCCER TEAMS FOR THE 2008 SEASON. The venue began operation at the start of the 2002 season. The men s team defeated visiting Fresno State, 2-0, in the site s first match on Sept. 15, The field s capacity is 1,381 with bleachers lining the east side. Player benches are located on the west side and the field also features a press box and concession stands. The largest crowd in the venue s history came on Nov. 22, 2005 as a sellout crowd watched the Matadors defeat UC Santa Barbara 3-2 in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Matador Soccer Field is located south of the Matador Diamond softball field and west of the Matador Tennis Complex. Parking to attend Matador soccer matches is available in Lot G4, which is located at Zelzah and Plummer Streets. ABOUT THE GUIDE EDITOR ART DIRECTOR PHOTOGRAPHY PRINTING Geoff Herberg Braden Villanueva Jeff Golden Braden Villanueva Huttner Lithography So. El Monte, Calif. The 2008 Cal State Northridge Men s Soccer Media Guide contains basic information on the Cal State Northridge men s soccer program. Designed in-house on a MacBook Pro using QuarkXPress 6.52, Nikon Capture NX and Adobe Photoshop CS3. The 2008 Cal State Northridge Men s Soccer Media Guide may be purchased for $10 per copy. Please include an additional $2 to cover postage and handling. Make checks payable to Cal State Northridge Athletics. Write to: Cal State Northridge Athletic Media Relations Nordhoff Street Northridge, CA TICKETS General Admission Adult $5 Youth (17 and under) $3 Senior Citizen (60 and older) $3 Cal State Northridge students presenting their current activity card are admitted free (general seating). Children two years old and younger are also admitted free. M For group sales or further information, contact the Cal State Northridge Ticket Office at (818) SPECIAL THANKS Matador Athletics thanks the following for their continued support: Hamer Toyota L.A. Daily News Pepsi Hilton Woodland Hills Marriott Warner Center THE MATADORS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

6 M TheMATADORS TERRYDAVILA HEAD COACH / DIRECTOR OF SOCCER OPERATIONS // 10TH SEASON WEST HILLS, CALIF. // NORTHRIDGE, B.A OVERALL RECORD: // CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE RECORD: TERRY DAVILA BEGINS HIS 10TH SEASON AT THE HELM of the Matador men s soccer program and his second as the Director of Soccer Operations at Northridge in Davila was appointed to Director of Soccer Operations on Mar. 14, 2006 along with the naming of Keith West as head women s soccer coach. In, the Matadors finished overall and in the Big West Conference. As a team, the Matadors victory over UCLA highlighted the season. In front of over 1,000 fans at the Matador Soccer Field, CSUN took a 3-0 decision from its crosstown rivals. In, Kevin Guppy became the all-time leader in career wins during the season en route to a spot on the All-Big West. Senior defenders Sean Franklin and Matt Tracy both earned a spot on the All-Big West, while Rafael Garcia joined Guppy on the. Finally, Sunghyun Kim received Honorable Mention honors. Following the season, Franklin was the fourth overall selection in the MLS SuperDraft, going to the LA Galaxy, where he quickly earned a spot in the starting 11. During 2006, Davila guided the Matadors to an record with one of the toughest schedules in the nation. Northridge tied national runner-up UCLA to open the season and split two meetings with NCAA Champion UC Santa Barbara, including a 5-0 victory at home on Sept. 27. Northridge finished third in the ultra-competitive Big West Conference with a league mark. Eight Matadors earned All-Big West honors, including first teamers Taylor Canel, Sean Franklin and Derek Hanks. Both Canel and Franklin also received All-Far West Region accolades. In 2004 and 2005, Davila and his staff masterfully coached a pair of double-digit winning teams with both the Northridge men s and women s soccer teams. In 2005, the women completed their second straight, double-digit win total with an record, which included a schoolrecord, nine-match winning streak. One year earlier, the 2004 squad completed an eight-win turnaround from the year before, going and earning a berth in the Big West Tournament. The 12 victories and six conference wins both equaled the best output in one season for Northridge as Davila was honored as Big West Coach of the Year. The men s team earned its first-ever NCAA postseason victory in 05 and a trip to the Sweet 16 last year after knocking off UC Santa Barbara in the second round of the tournament. The Matadors won their second Big West title in three years and made their fourth straight postseason appearance, posting a record, which were the most wins for a Northridge squad since Ten Matadors received All-Big West honors, including Goalkeeper of the Year Kevin Guppy and Midfielder of the Year Daniel Paladini. Willie Sims also earned All- American status, making him the second Matador to receive such honors under Davila, who was also named co-big West Coach of the Year. In 2004, the men s team finished with a record of overall and a league mark, placing second in the Big West. Nine Matadors received All-Big West Conference accolades, including Sims, who was named co-big West Offensive Player of the Year. In 2003, Davila again earned Coach of the Year honors as the Matadors won their first Big West title. He guided Northridge to a record and spot in the postseason. Seven Matadors earned All-Big West honors, including Edwin Miranda, who was named Defender of the Year for the second year in a row. Miranda also earned All-American and All-Far West Region honors. In 2002, Davila led Northridge to a overall record and its first-ever trip to the NCAA Division I Tournament. Ten Matadors received all-conference honors and three earned all-region selections (Miranda, Brian Phillips, Jesse Servin). Other accolades included Big West Goalkeeper of the Year (Joe Barton) and Defender of the Year (Miranda). Davila became just the fourth head coach in the history of the men's program when he succeeded Marwan Ass'ad in A former four-year starter for the Matadors, Davila spent three seasons ( ) as the top assistant under Ass'ad before taking over the head job. Twice named the Los Angeles Times Coach of the Year (1995 and 1998), Davila has served as the coaching director of the Valley United Soccer Club (1999) and was the head coach of the Valley United Stars Soccer Team (girls under 15) for five years. The Valley United Stars Soccer Team won the 1996 and 1998 National Western U.S. Championships and finished as the California State Champions in 1995, '96 and '98. The Stars had a cumulative record with Davila at the helm. In the summer of 2001, Davila led the West Valley Samba girls youth 16 and under squad to the United States Youth Soccer Association's national title in Maryland. In 2000, the Matador coach guided the Stars' Under 14 team to the World Championships in Beaverton, Ore. He also coached the Stars' Under 13 team for two years, compiling a record and the 1999 California State Championship. Davila has also served as the head coach at Reseda High School from and Reseda won four West Valley League championships (1991, 1993, 1998 and 1999) and three Valley Pac-8 Conference titles (1995, 1998 and 1999) under Davila's direction. In 1988, Davila earned City Player of the Year honors after leading Reseda to the City Section title as a senior. Davila then went on to start in every match throughout his playing career at CSUN. He competed in 80 matches during his career and is tied for second on the school's career charts in that category. He was part of the 1988 team that reached the NCAA D-II final, losing to Florida Institute of Technology, 3-2. Davila graduated with a bachelor's degree in kinesiology from Cal State Northridge in Davila and his wife Stephanie have two daughters, Jayden (6) and Olivia (4), and a son, Devin (1), and live in West Hills. DAVILA S CAREER RECORD >> YEAR W-L-T PCT CONF. REC. CONF. FINISH th (MPSF) th (MPSF) th (Big West) nd (Big West) st (Big West) nd (Big West) st (Big West) rd (Big West) th (Big West) TOTALS ASSISTANT COACHES YOSSI RAZ ASSISTANT COACH FOURTH SEASON Yossi Raz begins his fourth season as a member of the Cal State Northridge coaching staff, aiding head coach Terry Davila with all aspects of the game. The Matadors have posted a record of in Raz s three seasons, including a Big West title and a trip to the round of 16 in the NCAA Tournament in Raz joined the Matador staff in 2005 after completing one of the most storied four-year careers in CSUN men's soccer history. Raz earned All-Big West Conference First-Team honors each season, becoming the first player in league history to receive First-Team accolades all four years. The midfielder came out of the gates flying as a freshman, netting seven goals and two assists for 16 points in being named Big West Freshman of the Year. His career-best season came in 2002 when the sophomore led the team with 11 assists and 25 points, also equaling his goal total from his freshman campaign. As a junior, Raz found the net five times and added seven assists for 17 points, while totaling three goals and a team-best eight assists for 14 points in his final season. Missing only one match in four years at Northridge, the midfielder collected 22 goals and 28 assists for 72 points. The 28 assists rank him fifth on the alltime career list. He is also eighth in points and third on the matches played list with 78. Raz performed just as well off the field as he did on, receiving All-Big West Academic accolades each year he was eligible for the award. He was also named Big West Scholar-Athlete of the Year in Raz graduated from Northridge in 2006 with a bachelor s degree in business. IVAN ALZATE ASSISTANT COACH FIFTH SEASON Ivan Alzate returns to the sidelines for the Matador men's soccer program in An accomplished player and coach, 2008 represents Alzate's fifth season as an assistant with the men's program and he also served five seasons as an assistant coach for the Matador women's program. Nicknamed Ikes, Alzate previously spent three seasons ( ) as a member of former men s head coach Mawan Ass ad s staff and teamed with current head coach Terry Davila during the 2004 campaign. Alzate also worked as a women s assistant coach from Prior to arriving at Northridge, Alzate accumulated many coaching accomplishments in the club soccer. Alzate graduated from Southwest Miami Senior High in Miami in 1984, where he played high school soccer and was named to the All-County team three years in a row. Alzate then played for Miami Dade Community College, where he earned his A.A. degree before transferring to Northridge and receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree in Chicano Studies. He also owns a D National Coaching License. Alzate was born in Hackensack, N.J. and is married to Jody Preis and the couple has four children, Niko, Quentin, Gabriela and Enzo. PETER BOMAR VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON Following a five-year career with Cal State Northridge, Peter Bomar begins his first season as a volunteer assistant coach on Terry Davila s staff in Bomar will work with the Matador goal keepers and defense while also handling administriave responsibilities. A native of Van Nuys, Calif., Bomar spent donning the red and black for Northridge. For his career, Bomar appeared in four matches during his career, backing up Kevin Guppy in net. He made his only collegiate start on his Senior Day, guiding the Matadors to a 2-1 victory over the Anteaters. Bomar graduated from Cal State Northridge in with a degree in Business. M HEAD COACH TERRY DAVILA // ASSISTANT COACHES MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 9

7 M TheMATADORS MEET THE TEAM PRONUNCIATION KEY >> NAME PRONUNCIATION Mattias Bonvehi Chad Borak Nicolas Christou Terry Davila Devin Deldó Jeremy Hohn Brandon Ibarra Pradeep Naina Robert Pate Juan Plascencia Milan Radovic Yossi Raz Camilo Rojas Luis Smith mat-tee-us bone-vay-he bore-ack kris-too dahv-ee-la del-doe hawn ee-bar-uh nine-uh pate pluh-sen-see-uh me-lawn rad-o-vitch yo-see rahz cam-ill-o louie ROSTER BREAKDOWN >> [SENIORS] Ben Cox, Devin Deldó, Kevin Guppy, Bo Miller [JUNIORS] Michael Barbeito, Chad Borak, Moy Gomez, Sunghyun Kim, Christopher Leiva, Adrian Lopez, Robert Pate, Milan Radovic, Pradeep Naina, Dylan Riley, Ruben Rodriguez, Cameron Sims, Luis Smith [SOPHOMORES] Nicolas Christou, Jeremy Hohn, Mattias Bonvehi, Rafael Garcia, Camilo Rojas, Nicholas Hamilton, Jake Wright [FRESHMEN-REDSHIRT] Brandon Ibarra, Daniel Yoon [FRESHMEN] Matthew Chavez, Daniel Crandall, Joseph Franco [FORWARDS] Mattias Bonvehi, Devin Deldó, Adrian Lopez, Milan Radovic, Camilo Rojas, Cameron Sims, [MIDFIELDERS] Michael Barbeito, Ben Cox, Rafael Garcia, Nicholas Hamilton, Jeremy Hohn, Sunghyun Kim, Christopher Leiva, Pradeep Naina, Dylan Riley, Luis Smith, Daniel Yoon [DEFENDERS] Chad Borak, Matthew Chavez, Daniel Crandall, Jospeh Franco, Bo Miller, Robert Pate, Ruben Rodriguez [GOALKEEPERS] Nicolas Christou, Kevin Guppy, Brandon Ibarra, Jake Wright [TOP ROW] Cameron Sims, Chad Borak, Milan Radovic, Dylan Riley, Robert Pate, Nicholas Hamilton, Ben Cox, Daniel Crandall, Jeremy Hohn, Bo Miller, Pradeep Naina, Adrian Lopez, Athletic Trainer Erick Buitrago. [SECOND ROW] Volunteer Assistant Coach Peter Bomar, Assistant Coach Ivan Alzate, Christopher Leiva, Camilo Rojas, Jake Wright, Kevin Guppy, Brandon Ibarra, Nicolas Christou, Moy Gomez, Matthew Chavez, Head Coach Terry Davila, Assistant Coach Yossi Raz. [BOTTOM ROW] Luis Smith, Mattias Bonvehi, Sunghyun Kim, Daniel Yoon, Devin Deldó, Rafael Garcia, Ruben Rodriguez, Michael Barbeito. NUMERICAL ROSTER >> NO NAME POS HT WT YR EXP HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL) 0 Nicolas Christou GK SO RS Palmdale, CA (Paraclete HS/Creighton) 00 Jake Wright GK FR HS Rancho Palos Verdes, CA (Palos Verdes Peninsula) 1 Kevin Guppy GK SR 3V Chino Hills, CA (Chino Hills HS) 2 Ben Cox MF/D SR 3V Winnetka, CA (El Camino Real HS) 3 Joseph Franco D FR HS Monrovia, CA (St. Francis HS) 4 Dylan Riley MF/D JR 2V Thousand Oaks, CA (Thousand Oaks HS) 5 Jeremy Hohn MF/D SO 1V Vacaville, CA (Vacaville HS) 6 Mattias Bonvehi F SO 1V Lake Balboa, CA (El Camino Real HS) 7 Rafael Garcia MF SO 1V Canoga Park, CA (Canoga Park HS) 8 Robert Pate D JR 2V Chatsworth, CA (Chatsworth HS) 9 Camilo Rojas F SO 1V Canoga Park, CA (Canoga Park HS) 10 Sunghyun Kim MF JR 2V Los Angeles, CA (Los Angeles HS) 11 Adrian Lopez F JR 2V Sylmar, CA (Sylmar HS) 12 Cameron Sims F JR TR Ontario, CA (Mt. San Antonio College) 13 Luis Smith MF JR 2V San Diego, CA (University of San Diego HS) 14 Christopher Leiva MF JR TR Burbank, CA (Vanguard) 15 Nicholas Hamilton MF/D SO 1V Coronado, CA (Coronado HS) 16 Moy Gomez F JR 2V Panorama City, CA (Grant HS) 17 Pradeep Naina MF/D JR TR Clovis, CA (Clovis HS/Fresno City College) 18 Michael Barbeito MF JR TR Fontana, CA (University of San Diego) 19 Brandon Ibarra GK R-FR RS Encino, CA (Crespi HS) 20 Milan Radovic F JR 2V Chatsworth, CA (Chatsworth HS) 21 Devin Deldó F SR 3V Valencia, CA (Hart HS) 22 Matthew Chavez D FR HS Yorba Linda, CA (Mater Dei HS) 23 Bo Miller D SR 1V Colorado Springs, CO (Air Academy HS/LMU) 24 Chad Borak D JR 2V Palmdale, CA (Highland HS) 25 Daniel Yoon MF R-FR RS Northridge, CA (Granada Hills HS) 26 Daniel Crandall D FR HS Los Alamitos, CA (Los Alamitos HS) 27 Ruben Rodrguez D JR TR Fontana, CA (Mt. San Antonio College) Head Coach: Terry Davila (10th Season), Northridge, 1994 Assistant Coach: Yossi Raz (Fourth Season) Assistant Coach: Ivan Alzate (Fifth Season) Volunteer Assistant: Peter Bomar (First Season) MATTIASBONVEHI MIDFIELDER // 5-8 // SOPHOMORE LAKE BALBOA, CALIF. // EL CAMINO REAL HS Mattias Bonvehi played in 19 matches for the Matadors in, making two starts in the midfield... scored his first career goal in a 3-1 loss to UC Davis on Oct assisted on the only Northridge goal in a 1-0 win over Cal St. Fullerton on Oct scored the deciding goal in a 1-0 win over Cal Poly on Nov finished in a tie for fifth on the team with five points. EL CAMINO REAL HIGH SCHOOL Bonvehi played the 2005 and 2006 seasons for the Conquistadors, starting both seasons in the midfield... elected captain as a senior... was named to the Burroughs Invitational All- Tournament team in his senior season... graduated in 2006 with a 3.2 GPA. Born on November 14, 1989 in Beverly Hills, Calif.... father is Luis Bonvehi and stepmother is Esther Solorzano... favorites include Adam Sandler, The Simpsons, Argentine food Jennifer Love Hewitt, and The Goonies... says the best thing about being an athlete is staying in shape and playing the game you love, lists the toughest thing as performing as a consistent player... likes to go to the beach or lay in bed when he has time to relax... if he had a million dollars, he would buy everything I want... best advice he s ever received is keep on keeping on... advice for young people is choose your decisions carefully... major is undecided TOTALS CHADBORAK DEFENDER // 6-0 // JUNIOR PALMDALE, CALIF. // HIGHLAND HS Chad Borak played in two matches before having his season cut short with an ankle injury... granted a medical redshirt for the season Borak started the first 11 matches of the season, playing in 14 of the first 15, before missing the final three contests with an injury... scored his first collegiate goal on Sept. 20 against UC Riverside... had 10 shots with five coming on goal Borak was one of only five Matadors to start all 22 matches in had a pair of assists in his freshman campaign... helped on a goal in a win over UNLV on Sept. 17 and assisted on the game-winner at UC Riverside on Sept recorded seven shots and three on goal. HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Borak played four years of soccer at Highland High School in Palmdale, Calif.... earned All- Golden League honors his final three seasons... posted 16 goals and 20 assists in his senior season... helped the Bulldogs to a league title and an undefeated record in his sophomore year... also received MVP and team scholar-athlete awards as a junior... graduated in 2005 with a 3.8 grade point average. Born on January 6, 1987 in Panorama City, Calif.... parents are Diane and Dennis Borak... has two older brothers, Shawn and Josh... favorites include the television show "Entourage" and soccer club Chelsea FC... chose CSUN because it was an opportunity to go to a good school and play soccer... lists his greatest moment in sports as when he got to play teams in Brazil and England... states that the one person in history he would most like to meet is George Washington... says the best thing about being an athlete is getting to travel... majoring in sociology TOTALS M MEET THE TEAM // #6 MATTIAS BONVEHI // #24 CHAD BORAK MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 11

8 M TheMATADORS NICOLASCHRISTOU GOALKEEPER // 6-0 // SOPHOMORE PALMDALE, CALIF. // PARACLETE HS Christou did not appear in a match for Northridge during the season. CREIGHTON Christou redshirted for the Missouri Valley Conference-champion Bluejays in PARACLETE HIGH SCHOOL Christou played two seasons for the Spirits, starting both seasons and helping his team to a national championship in graduated with a 3.4 GPA. Born on February 9, 1988 in Mission Hills, CA... parents are Gus and Denise Christou... favorites include Manchester United and the band Slipknot... says the best thing about being an athlete is playing... likes to play drums when he has time to relax... once met Freddy Adu... the person in history he would most like to meet is Socrates... advice to young people is never take a moment for granted... major is Finance and Real Estate. YEAR MP-MS MIN GA GAA SV W-L-T SHO TOTALS BENCOX MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER // 6-3 // SENIOR WINNETKA, CALIF. // EL CAMINO REAL HS Cox appeared in 19 games in, making five starts... started the final three matches of the season... scored one goal on the season, contributing to the Matadors 3-0 victory over UCLA on Sept. 29, the first ever Northridge win over the Bruins... assisted on a score in the Matadors 3-2 loss to UC Santa Barbara on Nov Cox made seven starts, including six straight from Oct. 1 to 21, playing in 15 matches... scored his first three collegiate points in a victory at UC Irvine on Oct. 11, producing a goal and an assist Played in five games during his redshirt freshman season... picked up two shots, which were both on goal, against Dartmouth (Sept. 5) and California (Sept. 11) Redshirted. EL CAMINO REAL HIGH SCHOOL Cox played for four years at El Camino Real High School in Woodland Hills, Calif.... played midfielder for the Conquistadors and head coach David Hussey... scored 12 goals and added 18 assists as a senior captain and was named first team all-city, first team allleague and West Valley League Most Valuable Player... also earned all-league as a junior... graduated in 2004 with a 3.0 grade point average. Born on October 13, 1985 in Santa Monica, Calif.... parents are Michelle and Larry Cox... is the oldest of four children... has a younger sister, Haley and two younger brothers, Nick and Joey... says his greatest moment in sports was playing in Spain with his Eagles Soccer Club team... once met former NBA player Dennis Rodman and coach Phil Jackson... states he can't imagine going a week without playing his guitar... favorites include actress Angelina Jolie, the movie "Snatch" and singer Jack Johnson... lists the best thing about being an athlete as representing his school... majoring in business TOTALS DEVINDELDÓ MIDFIELDER // 5-9 // SENIOR VALENCIA, CALIF. // HART HS 2006 All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention Deldó started 15 of the 19 matches that he played in, including the final five contests of the season... tied for the team lead with four goals and 11 points... scored a goal and also logged an assist in the Matadors opening match, a 6-1 victory over Detroit... had the game winner in a 2-0 win over Cleveland State on Sept scored in the Matadors final two contests Deldó started the last 12 contests he appeared in, playing in 17 matches overall... had two goals and one assist for five points... earned All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention accolades... assisted on the game-winning goal against Oakland on Sept Appeared in 20 matches in his redshirt freshman season, making five starts... tied for second on the team with five assists, which placed him in a tie for fifth among Big West Conference players... also scored a goal for seven points... recorded his first collegiate score at Cal State Fullerton on Nov assisted on game-winners against Cal Poly (Oct. 2), UC Riverside (Oct. 22) and UC Davis (Oct. 29)... also helped on goals against California on Sept. 11 and UCR on Sept Redshirted. HART HIGH SCHOOL Deldó prepped at Hart High School in Newhall, Calif.... named All-Foothill League, Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior... helped the Indians to league championships during his sophomore and senior seasons... graduated in Born on May 21, 1986 in Van Nuys, Calif.... parents are Janey and Daniel Deldó... has two older brothers, Danny and Darren... played for the West Valley Samba Under-18 Club team... favorites include "The Dave Chappelle Show", singer Kanye West and eating steak... majoring in recreation management TOTALS RAFAELGARCIA MIDFIELDER // 5-6 // SOPHOMORE CANOGA PARK, CALIF. // CANOGA PARK HS All-Big West Conference Garcia started 14 of the 17 matches he started, including his first 14 collegiate contests... each of his two goals finished as game-winners, at UNLV on Sept. 16 and vs. Cal St. Fullerton on Oct both goals were scored in 1-0 wins... also had two assists... Northridge was 4-0 when he scored a point... six of his 16 shots were on goal... played the duration five times... garnered All-Big West honors. CANOGA PARK HIGH SCHOOL Garcia played in the midfield for the Hunters in 2006, captaining the team to a record and a state championship... garnered All-Area Player of the Year and Sunset Six League MVP honors. Born on December 19, 1988 in Granada Hills, Calif.... parents are Rafael and Elvira Garcia... favorites include Denzel Washington, Pizza, Mandy Moore, and youtube... roots for Barcelona and Ronaldinho... has wanted to attend CSUN since he was likes to watch movies when he has time to relax... person in history he would most like to meet is Pele... would buy a house with a million dollars... advice to young people is stay focused... heroes are his parents... major is undecided TOTALS M #0 NICOLAS CHRISTOU // #2 BEN COX // #21 BEVIN DELDO // #7 RAFAEL GARCIA MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 13

9 M TheMATADORS MOYGOMEZ FORWARD // 5-11 // SENIOR PANORAMA CITY, CALIF. // GRANT HS Gomez played in 17 matches in, making 11 starts... scored the game-winner in the Matadors 6-1 victory over Detroit to open the season... had three shots on five occasions... put ten of his 22 shots on goal for the year... played 63 minutes in the Matadors 0-0 draw with Memphis Gomez played in 18 matches in his redshirt sophomore season, making four starts... earned his first start on Sept. 2 at West Virginia and started three straight from Oct. 21 to netted his first collegiate goal on Sept. 27 in a win against UC Santa Barbara... scored his next goal one match later against UC Davis on Oct had 22 shots Did not appear in a match in 2005 and used his redshirt year in GRANT HIGH SCHOOL Gomez was a three-sport athlete at Grant High School in Van Nuys, Calif.... played at the forward spot for four years under coach Frank Ortiz and was also a kicker on the football team ('01 and '03) and a member of the track squad ('03), winning Sunset Six League titles with every team... scored 41 goals in his senior season in which he was nominated as Player of the Year... named most inspirational varsity soccer player in also earned all-league kicker honors ('01) and special teams player of the year accolades in '03... graduated in 2004 with a 3.2 grade point average. Born on December 22, 1985 in Sun Valley, Calif.... mother is Maria Uribe and father is Juan Arias... has two younger brothers, David and Pedro... favorites include soccer team Real Madrid and the television show "The Simpsons"... lists his greatest moment in sports as when he broke the school record for most league goals scored... watches TV when he has time to relax... majoring in criminal justice. KEVINGUPPY GOALKEEPER // 6-1 // SENIOR CHINO HILLS, CALIF. // CHINO HILLS HS All-Big West Conference 2006 All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention 2005 College Soccer News All-Freshman Third Team 2005 All-Big West Conference 2005 Big West Conference Goalkeeper of the Year Guppy started all 19 matches that he appeared in in... named to All-Big West... posted 7.5 shutouts on the year, giving him the Northridge career record at also moved into first place all-time in career wins, with moved into second alltime with 207 career saves and 60 career matches in goal... went 324 minutes without surrendering a goal, a streak that started on Sept. 7 and ended on Sept Guppy started every match between the pipes for the second straight year... played all but 10 minutes... had a 0.90 goals against average, three solo shutouts and four total shutouts... also made 62 saves... earned All-Big West Honorable Mention accolades and All-Big West Academic honors... made a season-high nine saves at nationally ranked UCLA on Aug. 26, going on to earn Big West Player of the Week honors... was second in the Big West in goals against average and third in saves Earned Third-Team College Soccer News All-Freshman, First-team All- Big West Conference and Goalkeeper of the Year honors in his first season at Northridge... started all 22 matches in net, posting a 0.89 goals against average... his total of 9 1/2 shutouts marked a Northridge single-season record... was first among Big West keepers in shutouts and second in goals against and saves with posted nine solo shutouts... went 457 minutes without allowing a goal during the Matadors' five-match shutout streak, which was a school record... had a seven-save match at Cal Poly on Oct. 26 and made six saves in three other games... was named Big West Player of the Week on Sept. 12 after shutting out Stanford and tying nationallyranked Cal in Berkeley. CHINO HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Guppy was a two-sport athlete at Chino Hills High School in Chino Hills, Calif.... played four years of soccer under head coach Kyle Shuler... earned All-Sierra League accolades his last two years and was a two-time team MVP... posted a 1.1 goals against average and a pair of shutouts as a senior... played four different positions in football, including kicker... made the CIF playoffs twice with the football team... graduated in 2005 with a 3.67 grade point average. Born on January 29, 1987 in Fullerton, Calif.... parents are Sandy and David Guppy... has on older sister, Alison... favorites include the Anaheim Angels, actress Kate Hudson and the movie "Fight Club"... lists his greatest moment in sports as leading his high school football to its first ever CIF playoff victory... goes through the same routine before every match... would like to switch places one day with Ty Pennington... majoring in sociology. NICHOLASHAMILTON DEFENDER // 6-3 // SOPHOMORE CORONADO, CALIF. // CORONADO HS Hamilton made 18 appearances and three starts in his freshmana campaign... scored in his first game as a Matador, a 6-1 defeat of Detroit on Aug put five dof his ten shots on goal for the year... played a season-high 72 minutes on two occasions, on Oct. 13 at Cal State Fullerton and on Oct. 13 vs. UC Riverside. CORONADO HIGH SCHOOL Hamilton played soccer and lacrosse for the Islanders... helped to lead his squad to a 23-3 record as a senior... claimed first team All- Presidio League, all-city, and team MVP honors as a senior... won two league championships and one CIF championship in soccer... graduated in with a 3.67 GPA. Born on April 20, 1988 in Coronado, Calif.... parents are Mick and Christine Hamilton... favorites include Mel GIbson, mexican food, and the TV show The Office... chose Northridge for the great campus and nice coaches... greatest sports moment was winning CIF championship... like to listen to music before games... when he has time to relax, he likes to surf... once met surfer Kelly Slater... best advice he s ever received is try your hardest... his hero is his father... undecided on a major. M #16 MOY GOMEZ // #1 KEVIN GUPPY // #15 NICHOLAS HAMILTON TOTALS YEAR MP-MS MIN GA GAA SV W-L-T SHO TOTALS TOTALS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 15

10 M TheMATADORS JEREMYHOHN DEFENDER // 6-0 // SOPHOMORE VACAVILLE, CALIF. // VACAVILLE HS Hohn started 10 of the 16 matches he played in, including five straight at one point... posted two shots on two occasions... put three of his eight shots on goal... played the duration in five matches. VACAVILLE HIGH SCHOOL A two-sport athlete for the Bulldogs, Hohn was a midfielder for the soccer squad and a kicker for the football team... elected captain for his final three seasons in soccer... three-time all-league selection, including a first-team All-Monticello Empire award as a senior... helped lead his team to a league championship in. Born on January 21, 1989 in Fairfield, Calif.... parents are Helmut and Diane Hohn... favorites include Sportscenter, the TV show Man vs. Wild, Pizza, Eva Mendez, and Manchester United... chose Northridge for the good soccer program... greatest sports moment was scoring the game-winning goal in the regional semifinals... says the best thing about being an athlete is you re always in shape, the toughest part is hard work... likes to listen to music before games... major is undecided TOTALS BRANDONIBARRA GOALKEPPER // 6-3 // FRESHMAN-RS WOODLAND HILLS, CALIF. // CRESPI HS Ibarra did not appear in a match for Northridge during the season and used a redshirt. CRESPI HIGH SCHOOL A two-sport athlete at Crespi High School in Woodland Hills, Ibarra played both soccer and football for the Celts... started all four years for the soccer squad and was captain as a senior... garnered All-Mission League honors for his final three years and was tabbed All-American as a senior... helped lead his squad to a league championship in graduated in with a 3.00 GPA. Born on July 5, 1988 in Los Angeles, Calif.... parents are Frank and Terry Ibarra... Has a younger brother, Justin, and older sister, Nicole... is a big fan of the Los Angeles Lakers...favorites include Mexican and Ecuadorian food, the movie Titanic, Michael Jackson, and facebook.com... best friend on another team is Luke Van Patten of UC Irvine soccer... chose CSUN for its exceptional soccer program... list greatest sports moment as winning back-to-back high school football championships...favorite pregame ritual is listening to Michael Jackson... would like to see soccer get more publicity... list the most famous person he s ever met as Barry Bonds... if he had a million dollars, he would spend it in a day... his nickname is T-Rex... red gatorade always makes him smile... best advice he s ever received is stay humble... major is communications. YEAR MP-MS MIN GA GAA SV W-L-T SHO TOTALS SUNGHYUNKIM FORWARD // 5-7 // JUNIOR LOS ANGELES, CALIF. // LOS ANGELES HS All-Big West Conference Honorable Mention 2006 All-Big West Conference Kim started 19 of 20 Northridge matches in his sophomore campaign... named All-Big West Honorable Mention... led the Matadors with 30 shots and 14 shots on goal, and was tied for the team lead with four goals and 11 points... scored and assisted in the Matadors opening match, a 6-1 victory over Detroit... collected the only Northridge goal in a 2-1 loss to Michigan... scored in consecutive matches on Oct. 3 and Oct. 6, a pair of 1-1 ties... assisted on goals in the final two matches of the season Kim led the Matadors in points (14), shots (44) and was tied for first with six goals in his freshman season... earned All-Big West Conference honors... tied for seventh among Big West players in goals and tied for eighth in points... also added two assists... had an assist in his first collegiate start against UCLA on Aug scored his first career goal against Oakland on Sept had a threepoint match with a goal and an assist in a win over UC Irvine on Oct also scored in wins over Santa Clara (Sept. 17), UC Santa Barbara (Sept. 27) and Oregon State (Oct. 31) and in a tie against UC Davis (Oct. 1). LOS ANGELES HIGH SCHOOL Kim played four years of soccer at Los Angeles High School... earned All-CIF honors in 2003 and 2005 with the Romans... was a member of the Korean U-15 National Team... graduated in 2005 with a 3.0 grade point average. Born on February 17, 1986 in Seoul, South Korea... parents are Woo-Seob and Eok- Bong Kim... brother is Ji-Hoon... favorites include Manchester United, Wayne Rooney, the movie "Ladder 49" and actresses Angelina Jolie and Nicole Kidman... prays as a pre-game ritual... person in history he would most like to meet is Bill Gates... would want Pele to star in a movie about his life... majoring in art TOTALS ADRIANLOPEZ MIDFIELDER // 6-0 // JUNIOR SYLMAR, CALIF. // SYLMAR HS Lopez appeared in 13 matches in, making six starts... started five consecutive matches from Oct. 13 to Oct logged an assist on Oct. 21 at Maryland, a 1-1 draw... took a season-high three shots on Nov. 10 at UC Riverside... played a seaosn-high 71 minutes vs. Cal St. Fullerton on Oct Lopez provided a strong presence in the midfield and was second on the team with five assists during his freshman season... started 11 matches, appearing in tallied his first collegiate point against San Francisco on Sept had two assists in the next match, a victory over Santa Clara on Sept also picked up helpers in victories over UC Santa Barbara on Sept. 27 and UC Irvine on Oct had 15 shots with three on goal. SYLMAR HIGH SCHOOL Lopez prepped at Sylmar High School... played forward and midfielder for four seasons for the Spartans... earned All-League and All-CIF honors every season, including first-team honors in each as a junior and senior... helped SHS to a share of the Valley Mission League title in his senior year... won Regionals and Nationals with ODP Boys 88 in graduated in 2006 with a 3.1 grade point average. Born on January 22, 1988 in Tototlan, Mexico... parents are Virginia and Jose... has one sister, Liz and three brothers, Ernie, Joe and Miguel... favorites include soccer player Adriano, AC Milan, actor Jim Carrey and eating pasta... lists his greatest moment in sports as scoring the game-winning goal in the state cup final... says the best thing about being an athlete is competing... person in history he would most like to meet is rights activist Emiliano Zapata... says the biggest obstacle he has had to overcome was his childhood... majoring in Chicano Studies TOTALS M #5 JEREMY HOHN // #19 BRANDON IBARRA // #10 SUNGHYUN KIM // #11 ADRIAN LOPEZ MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 17

11 M TheMATADORS BOMILLER DEFENDER // 6-1 // JUNIOR COLORADO SPRINGS COLO. // LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Miller appeared in 19 matches at defender in, making 12 starts... started six consecutive matches from Sept. 16 to Oct played the duration on six occasions LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Miller played the 2006 season for the Lions and coach Paul Krumpe. AIR ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL Miller was a three-sport athlete for the Kadets, playing one season of football and four seasons each of hockey and soccer... earned all-state honors in hockey and soccer and helped guide his hockey squad to the 2005 state championship. Born on October 23, 1986 in Colorado Springs, CO... parents are Tom and Pat Miller... full name is George Maxwell Miller... favorites include asparagus, Jessica Biel, and Incubus... Chose CSUN for its reputation in soccer and for its location... states the best thing about being an athlete is your body stays fit, the toughest thing is constant training with school... favorite pregame ritual is listening to music... if he had a million dollars, he would distribute it to the poor... person in history he would most like to meet is Abe Lincoln... major is marketing. PRADEEPNAINA DEFENDER // 5-11 // JUNIOR CLOVIS, CALIF. // FRESNO CITY COLLEGE Naina did not appear in a match for Northridge during the season. FRESNO CITY COLLEGE Naina played for the Rams in 2006, earning All-League, All- Region, and All-American Honors, in addition to conference Defender of the Year accolades... transfers to CSUN with a 3.5 GPA. FRESNO PACIFIC Naina competed with the Sunbirds in 2005, helping the team to a Golden State Athletic Conference Championship. CLOVIS HIGH SCHOOL Naina was a two-time All-Tri-River Athletic Conference honoree for the Cougars... also garnered team MVP honors as a junior and All-City honors as a senior... helped lead his squad to a league championship as a junior... also played tennis... graduated in Born on December 6, 1987 in Clovis, CA... parents are Linsy and Bava Naina... has two brothers, Praveen (23) and Arva (25)... favorites include soccer club Barcelona and French forward Thierry Henry... best friend on another squad is Andrew Feld of Fresno City College... would invest a million dollars, half in mutual funds, half in options... major is Psychology. ROBERTPATE DEFENDER // 6-4 // JUNIOR CHATSWORTH, CALIF. // CHATSWORTH HS Pate played in 19 matches in, making 17 starts... had two assists on the year... assisted on a score in the Matadors 3-0 win over UCLA on Sept also assisted in a 1-1 draw at Cal St. Fullerton... was named Big West Player of the Week and to the SoccerAmerica Team of the Week for the week ending Oct started the first 14 matches of the season for the Matadors... took four shots on the year... played the duration on ten occasions Redshirted Pate made one start and played in 14 matches as a true freshman... scored his first collegiate goal in the final game of the regular season at UC Davis on Nov posted four shots, including one on goal. CHATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Pate was a three-sport star at Chatsworth High School in Chatsworth, Calif.... earned two letters in soccer, four in volleyball and one in football... earned All-City and team Most Valuable Player honors in volleyball.. graduated in 2005 with a 3.0 grade point average. Born on January 22, 1987 in Tarzana, Calif.... parents are Margaret and Norman Pate... sister Leila was a fouryear letterwinner on the women's soccer team... also has a brother, William... played for the club soccer team Samba... lists his favorite television show as "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" and his favorite movie as "Star Wars"... says the one luxury item he would bring on "Survivor" is his frisbee... majoring in business. MILANRADOVIC FORWARD // 6-1 // JUNIOR CHATSWORTH, CALIF. // CHATSWORTH HS Radovic did not appear in a match in Radovic battled a hand injury and played in eight matches in his redshirt season... had three shots with one on goal on the year, with all of them coming against San Francisco on Sept Redshirted. CHATSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL Radovic prepped at Chatsworth High School in Chatsworth, Calif.... earned All-West Valley League and All- City honors as a senior... also named league Most Valuable Player in named to the Daily News All-Area team in his junior year... graduated in 2005 with a 3.0 grade point average. Born on September 14, 1987 in Lima, Peru... mother is Orietta Barreto and father is Miodrag Radovic... stepfather is Carlos Ordoñez... has four brothers, Milovan, Mirko, Mihailo and Milenko... favorites inclue soccer stars Ronaldo and Ronaldinho and the movies "Finding Neverland" and "Man on Fire"... says his greatest moment in sports was getting recruited by CSUN, while his most embarrassing moment was when he was eight years old and had a penalty kick go between his legs as a goalie... lists the best thing about being an athlete as staying healthy and fit... states that if he were the President of the NCAA for a day, he would take the day off... says the person in history he would most like to meet is Tupac Shakur... believes the biggest obstacle he has had to overcome was having to adapt to the U.S. after coming from Peru... majoring in psychology. M #23 BO MILLERS // #17 PRADEEP NAINA // #8 ROBERT PATE // #20 MILAN RADOVIC TOTALS TOTALS TOTALS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 19

12 M TheMATADORS DYLANRILEY MIDFIELDER/DEFENDER // 6-2 // JUNIOR THOUSAND OAKS, CALIF. // THOUSAND OAKS HS Riley started all 19 matches he played in... tied for the team lead in assists with three... played the third-most minutes for the Matadors in... assisted on the Matadors only goal in a 2-1 loss to Michigan on Sept tallied an assist in the Matadors landmark 3-0 victory over UCLA on Sept finished with 11 shots, three of which were on goal... played the duration nine times... had a season-high two shots on four occasions Riley played in 17 matches and started nine times in his true freshman season... started nine of the last 11 matches... earned his first start in a win against UC Santa Barbara on Sept scored his first collegiate goal in his next match in a victory over Cal State Fullerton on Oct netted the game-winning goal against the Titans at home on Oct had 14 shots with three on goal. THOUSAND OAKS HIGH SCHOOL Riley prepped at Thousand Oaks High School in Thousand Oaks, Calif.... played defensive midfielder for the Lancers, earning team MVP honors in his senior season... helped Thousand Oaks to a CIF title in was also a member of the U-16 National Champions with his club team... graduated in Born on November 17, 1986 in Thousand Oaks... parents are Marilyn and Cliff... has two older sisters, Kristen and Lauren... favorites include actor Morgan Freeman, Swedish soccer player Henrik Larsson and the movie The Big Lebowski... lists his greatest moment in sports as playing in Super Group at Dallas Cup... majoring in recreation management. CAMILOROJAS FORWARD // 5-9 // SOPHOMORE CALI, COLUMBIA // CANOGA PARK HS Rojas appeared in 16 matches for the Matadors in, making four starts... logged four goals, tying him for the Norhtirdge team lead... put two in the back of the net in his first collegiate outing, Aug. 31 vs. Detroit... scored in the Matadors 3-0 victory over UCLA on Sept tallied a goal in his first collegiate start, a 2-1 loss to UC Davis... his 29 shots and 11 shots on goal were the second-most on the team. CANOGA PARK HIGH SCHOOL Rojas played forward for Canoga Park High School and head coach Jake Garim. Born Juan Camilo Rojas on February 23, 1989 in Cali, Colombia... son of Sonia Quevedo and Carlos Elmer Rojas... favorites include Deportivo Cali F.C., footballer Carlos Valderrama, actor Denzel Washington and the movie Training Day... says the toughest thing about being an athlete is the conditioning... undecided on a major. LUISSMITH MIDFIELDER // 5-10 // SOPHOMORE SAN DIEGO, CALIF. // UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO HS Smith appeared in 17 matches in, making 11 starts... started the final six games of the season for the Matadors... tallied an assist in the final game of the season, a 2-1 victory over UC Irvine on Nov took five shots, putting one on goal.. played a season-high 81 minutes vs. UC Irvine on Nov Smith appeared in 14 matches in his freshman campaign, making starts against Santa Clara (Sept. 17), Cal Poly (Sept. 23) and UC Riverside (Oct. 14)... registered his lone shot against UC Davis on Oct. 21. UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO HIGH SCHOOL Smith played three years of soccer at University of San Diego High School... he helped the Dons to a CIF title in his junior season... was also named first-team All-CIF and earned an All- Academic award... graduated in 2006 with a 4.0 grade point average. Born on September 21, 1987 in Chula Vista, Calif.... parents are Alejandrina and Miguelito... has one younger sister, Angelica and one older brother, Jacob... favorite soccer player is Frank Lampard... chose Cal State Northridge because of the weather... majoring in recreation management. DANIELYOON FORWARD/MIDFIELDER // 5-9 // FRESHMAN-RS NORTHRIDGE, CALIF. // GRANADA HILLS HS Yoon did not appear in a match for Northridge during the season and used a redshirt. GRANADA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Yoon played three seasons for the Highlanders as a midfielder and forward... started all three years and was a captain all three years... tabbed All-Valley League for the season. Born on August 23, 1989 in Los Angeles, Calif.... parents are Young Sun and Sun Young Yoon... favorites include Adam Sandler, Jessica Alba, Pasta, and the television show Lost... roots for Manchester United and star forward Cristiano Ronaldo... chose CSUN for its very nice campus and amazing soccer program... likes to pray before games... likes to sleep when he has time to relax... person in history he would most like to meet is George Washington... if forced to listen to one CD for the rest of his life, he would choose Boyz II Men... his advice to young people is if you set a goal, pursue it and never give it up... no one knows how much he loves to cook... undecided on a major. M #4 DYLAN RILEY // #9 CAMILO ROJAS // #13 LUIS SMITH // #25 DANIEL YOON TOTALS TOTALS TOTALS TOTALS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 21

13 M TheMATADORS MATADOR NEWCOMERS #18 MICHAEL BARBEITO MIDFIELDER 5-10 // JUNIOR FONTANA, CALIF. UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO ETIWANDA HS UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Barbeito spent two years ( ) with the Torreros. ETIWANDA HIGH SCHOOL Barbeito was a four-year letterwinner and starter for the Eagles... member of two California State Championship teams. Born on February 10, son of Norma and Ramiro Barbeito... has one sister, Anaee... favorite soccer team is Boca Juniors F.C.... majoring in communications. #22 MATTHEW CHAVEZ DEFENDER 5-11 // FRESHMAN YORBA LINDA, CALIF. MATER DEI HS MATER DEI HIGH SCHOOL Chavez was a four-year letterwinner for the Monarchs... named to All-City Team following senior season... graduated in. Born on November 4, son of Annalisa and Robert Chavez... has a brother, Robert, and a sister, Taylor... favorite squad is Manchester United F.C... undecided on a major. #26 DANIEL CRANDALL DEFENDER 6-2 // FRESHMAN LOS ALAMITOS, CALIF. LOS ALAMITOS HS LOS ALAMITOS HIGH SCHOOL Crandall was a three-year letterwinner and starter for the Griffins... earned All-Sunset League honors following 2005 and 2006 season... graduated in MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE Born on December 29, son of Marcia and Bill Crandall... has one brother, Matthew, and two sisters, Sarah and Rachel... favorite squad is Manchester United F.C... undecided on a major. #3 JOSEPH FRANCO DEFENDER 5-9 // FRESHMAN MONROVIA, CALIF. ST. FRANCIS HS ST. FRANCIS HIGH SCHOOL Franco was a two year starter for the Golden Knights... named to All-CIF... graduated in Born on January 26, son of Deanna Franco and Jeff Paradis... has one sister, Danielle... favorite squad is Manchester United F.C... majoring in kinesiology. #14 CHRISTOPHER LEIVA MIDFIELDER/FORWARD 5-11 // JUNIOR BURBANK, CALIF. VANGUARD JOHN BURROUGHS HS VANGUARD Leiva played two seasons at Vanguard University, 2006 and. JOHN BURROUGHS HIGH SCHOOL Played one season for at John Burroughs High School. Born on August 6, son of Connie and Carlos Leiva... favorite squad is Real Madrid... undecided on a major. #27 REUBEN RODRIGUEZ DEFENDER 5-10 // JUNIOR FONTANA, CALIF. MT. SAN ANTONIO KAISER HS MT. SAN ANTONIO Rodriguez spent two seasons with the Mounties... member of South Coast Conference champions... graduate with an Associates of Art Degree in. KAISER HIGH SCHOOL Rodriguez was a four-year starter for the Cats... named to All-Sunkist League following all four years of competition... graduated in Born on November 1, son of Luz and Davio Rodriguez... has one brother, Andres, and one sister, Erica... says his mother is his greatest hero because of the obstacles she has overcome in her life... undecided on a major. #12 CAMERON SIMS FORWARD 6-0 // JUNIOR RANCHO CUCAMONGA CALIF. MT. SAN ANTONIO CHAFFEY HS MT. SAN ANTONIO Sims spent two seasons with the Mounties... named to All-South Coast Conference... graduated with an Associates of Art Degree in. CHAFFEY HIGH SCHOOL Sims played four years of soccer for the Tigers... finished high school soccer career with 26 goals... graduated in Born on November 7, son of Mary Sims... has one brother, Aaron, and one sister, Sara... favorite squad is Barcelona F.C... majoring in Kinesiology. #00 JAKE WRIGHT GOALKEEPER 6-1 // FRESHMAN RANCHOS PALOS VERDES, CALIF. PALOS VERDES PENINSULA HS PALOS VERDES PENINSULA HIGH SCHOOL Wright was a two year starter in net for the Panthers... named to All-Bay league following 2006 and seasons... graduated in. Born on February 2, son of Kris and Tom Wright... favorite squad is Chivas USA... majoring in business administration. O OPPONENTS

14 O OPPONENTS THE BIG WEST CONFERENCE THE NORTHRIDGE MEN'S SOCCER team begins its eighth season in the Big West Conference in 2008 after posting an overall record and a fourth-place finish in league play in. Five Matadors earned All-Conference honors in, including honorees Sean Franklin and Matt Tracy. Since joining the conference in 2001, the Matadors have won two Big West Championships in 2003 and Over the last six seasons, the Matadors have earned 56 all-conference awards, including 23 first-teamers and 10 Player or Coach of the Year awards. In February 2002, the Big West Conference Council approved the addition of men s soccer as a priority championship sport. Schools sponsoring men s soccer are required to fund at least 80 percent of the maximum number of scholarships allowable under NCAA rules. The Big West Conference enters its 40th season as a conference and the 20th year of being known as the Big West since changing its name from the Pacific Coast Athletic Association prior to the 1988 football season. The conference has undertaken a new look over the past years. With the departure of Idaho and Utah State following the season, all eight members of the conference are from the state of California. The total will come to nine in when UC Davis joins Northridge, Cal Poly, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, UC Irvine, UC Riverside and UC Santa Barbara as members. The Pacific Coast Athletic Association began on July 1, Its six charter members were Cal State Los Angeles, Fresno State, Long Beach State, San Diego State, San Jose State and UC Santa Barbara. The conference's previous 39 years have been characterized by expansion and change. The original PCAA lineup changed in the early years and by 1975, charter members UC Santa Barbara and Cal State Los Angeles had dropped football and San Diego State bolted the conference in football only. In 1974, Cal State Fullerton moved into the conference. By 1977, UC Irvine joined the Big West and UCSB was back in -- both as non-football playing institutions -- while Utah State became the first non-california member of the circuit, transforming the PCAA into a regional conference. Nevada-Las Vegas (1981) and New Mexico State (1984) soon followed suit, bringing the league's membership to 10 universities. In the fall of 1983, the PCAA became the first western conference to incorporate women's athletic programs into the conference. Charter women's members UC Irvine, UC Santa Barbara and UNLV competed in five championships. By the end of 1985, Pacific, Hawai'i, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, San Diego State, Fresno State and San Jose State had joined the women's conference. The PCAA upped its women's sponsorship to eight championships. The PCAA began its 20th year of existence by changing its name to the Big West Conference. With the inclusion of the states of Utah, Nevada and New Mexico into the loop, the term "Big West" more accurately represented the conference. In 1992, Fresno State left the Big West, with San Jose State and UNLV leaving four years later. Entering that same year were Boise State, Cal Poly and Idaho. Boise State would leave in 2001, one year after the departures of Nevada and New Mexico. The Big West Conference sponsors 17 sports, including men s and women s basketball, women s volleyball, baseball, softball, men s and women s soccer, men s and women s cross country, men s and women s swimming and diving, men s and women s golf, men s and women s tennis and men s and women s track and field. Big West members are consistently competitive on the national scene and have won 15 NCAA Division I men's championships and 12 NCAA Division I women's titles. The Big West office, which is located in Irvine, is headed by Dennis Farrell, who is heading into his 17th year as commissioner. Farrell, the fourth-full time commissioner, is a 28-year veteran of the Big West office, having served in various capacities as an assistant/ associate commissioner since joining the conference in BIG WEST MEMBERS Cal State Northridge Cal Poly Cal State Fullerton UC Davis UC Irvine UC Riverside UC Santa Barbara CONFERENCE DIRECTORY Physical and Mailing Address 2 Corporate Park Suite 206 Irvine, CA Phone (949) Fax (949) Website Address Dennis Farrell, Commissioner dfarrell@bigwest.org Rob Halvaks, Senior Associate Commissioner rhalvaks@bigwest.org Jody McRoberts, Associate Commissioner jmcroberts@bigwest.org Michael Daniels, Assistant Commissioner mdaniels@bigwest.org Erica Satterfield, Compliance Director esatterfield@bigwest.org Kaia Hedlund, Special Projects khedlund@bigwest.org Patricia Sampson, Administrative Assistant psampson@bigwest.org Mike Villamor, Information Director mvillamor@bigwest.org Julie St. Cyr, Assistant Information Director jstcyr@bigwest.org Chris Hargraves, Assistant Information Director chargraves@bigwest.org BIG WEST HONORS FINAL BIG WEST STANDINGS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR > Chris Pontius, UC Santa Barbara DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR > Andy Iro, UC Santa Barbara GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR > Charles Alamo, UC Riverside FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR > David Zamora, Cal Poly MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR > Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara COACH OF THE YEAR > Dwayne Shaffer, UC Davis BIG WEST FIRST TEAM > Sean Franklin, D, Sr., Northridge Matt Tracy, D, Sr., Northridge Chris Pontius, F, Jr., UC Santa Barbara Tino Nunez, F, Sr., UC Santa Barbara Eric Avila, MF, Jr., UC Santa Barbara David Zamora, F, Fr., Cal Poly Ciaran O Brien, MF, So., UC Santa Barbara Alfonoso Motagalvan, MF, Jr., UC Santa Barbara Brennan Tennelle, MF, Sr., UC Santa Barbara Michael Farfan, MF, So., Cal State Fullerton Andy Iro, D, Sr., UC Santa Barbara K.J. Lenehan, D, Sr., Cal Poly Charles Alamo, GK, Sr., UC Riverside BIG WEST SECOND TEAM > Rafael Garcia, MF, Fr., Northridge Kevin Guppy, GK, Jr., Northridge Nicholas Lind, F, Sr., UC Davis Gabriel Farfan, F, So., Cal state Fullerton Quincy Amarikwa, F, Jr., UC Davis Matt Murphy, MF, Jr., UC Irvine Sule Anibaba, MF, Jr., UC Davis Kyle Montgomery, MF, Fr., Cal Poly Paul Cain, D, Sr., UC Davis David Sias, D, Jr., UC Irvine David Lozano, D, So., UC Riverside BIG WEST HONORABLE MENTION > Sunghyum Kim, MF, So., Northridge Nathan Paterson, F, So., UC Riverside Andrew Villalobos, F, Sr., UC Riverside Cito Soriano, F, Fr., UC Riverside Anton Perelin, MF, Jr., Cal Poly Skyler Thuresson, MF, Sr., Cal State Fullerton Jon Curry, D, So., UC Santa Barbara Matt Sanders, D, So., Cal State Fullerton Casey Cordray, D, Jr., Cal Poly Brendan Foster, D, Sr., UC Irvine Eric Branagan-Franco, GK, Jr., Cal Poly Brent Douglas, GK, Sr., Cal State Fullerton BIG WEST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK > DATE PLAYER Sept. 3 Pat Barton, UC Irvine Sept. 10 Charles Alamo, UC Riverside Sept. 17 Sule Anibaba, UC Davis Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara Sept. 24 Matt Murphy, UC Irvine Oct. 1 Robert Pate, Northridge Oct. 8 Chris Pontius, UC Santa Barbara Oct. 15 David Zamora, Cal Poly Oct. 22 Shay Spitz, Cal State Fullerton Oct. 29 Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara Nov. 5 Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara Nov. 12 Juan Hernandez, UC Davis Nov. 19 Paul Marcoux, UC Davis BIG WEST MATCHES ALL MATCHES W L T TP W L T PCT Home Away Neu UC Santa Barbara ($*) UC Davis (*) Cal Poly Cal State Northridge UC Riverside Cal State Fullerton UC Irvine $Big West Conference champion *NCAA Tournament participant BIG WEST STATISTICAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS POINTS > 1. Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara Chris Pontius, UC Santa Barbara Matt Murphy, UC Irvine David Zamora, Cal Poly 17 Sule Anibaba, UC Davis Eric Avila, UC Santa Barbara Kyle Montgomery, Cal Poly 15 Tino Nunez, UC Santa Barbara Nicholas Lind, UC Davis 14 Alfonso Motagalvan, UC Santa Barbara 14 GOALS SCORED > 1. Chris Pontius, UC Santa Barbara Matt Murphy, UC Irvine 9 3. Sule Anibaba, UC Davis 8 4. Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara 7 5. Julian Alvarez, Cal Poly 6 David Zamora, Cal Poly 6 Kyle Montgomery, Cal Poly 6 8. Eight Players Tied at 5 TEAM LEADERS POINTS > 1. UC Santa Barbara UC Davis Northridge 69 GOALS SCORED > 1. UC Santa Barbara UC Davis Northridge 24 ASSISTS > 1. UC Santa Barbara UC Davis Northridge 21 ASSISTS > 1. Ciaran O Brien, UC Santa Barbara Eric Avila, UC Santa Barbara 8 3. David Zamora, Cal Poly 5 Jon Curry, UC Santa Barbara Tino Nunez 6. Six Players Tied at 4 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE > 1. Eric Branagan-Franco, Cal Poly Brent Douglas, Cal State Fullerton Charles Alamo, UC Riverside 1.03 GOALIE SAVES > 1. Charles Alamo, UC Riverside Kevin Guppy, Northridge Eric Branagan-Franco, Cal Poly 57 SHUTOUTS > 1. Eric Branagan-Franco, Cal Poly 9 2. Kevin Guppy, Northridge 8 3. Charles Alamo, UC Riverside 6 Bryant Rueckner, UC Santa Barbara 6 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE > 1. UC Santa Barbara Cal Poly Northridge 1.08 GOALIE SAVES > 1. UC Riverside Cal State Fullerton Northridge 80 SHUTOUTS > 1. Cal Poly Northridge 8 3. UC Santa Barbara / UC Riverside 6 O BIG WEST CONFERENCE MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 25

15 O OPPONENTS GEORGETOWN Friday, August 29 4:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field CSUN Tournament GENERAL Location: Washington, D.C. Founded: 1789 Enrollment: 14,148 President: John J. DeGioia Athletic Director: Bernard Muir Nickname: Hoyas Colors: Blue and Gray Conference: Big East ALABAMA A&M Sunday, August 31 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field CSUN Tournament GENERAL Location: Huntsville, AL Founded: 1875 Enrollment: 6,000 President: Dr. Robert R. Jennings Athletic Director: Betty K. Austin Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Maroon and White Conference: Independent CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD Friday, September 5 2:30 p.m. Titan Stadium (Fullerton, CA) Cal State Fullerton Tournament GENERAL Location: Bakersfield, CA Founded: 1970 Enrollment: 8,000 President: Dr. Horace Mitchell Athletic Director: Rudy Carvajal Nickname: Roadrunners Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Independent UNLV Sunday, September 7 4:30 p.m. Titan Stadium (Fullerton, CA) Cal State Fullerton Tournament GENERAL Location: Las Vegas, NV Founded: 1957 Enrollment: 28,000 President: Dr. David B. Ashley Athletic Director: Mike Hamrick Nickname: Rebels Colors: Scarlet and Gray Conference: Mountain Pacific Sports Federation WISCONSIN Friday, September 12 2:00 p.m. Engelmann Field (Milwaukee, Wisc.) Panther Invitational GENERAL Location: Madison, WI Founded: 1848 Enrollment: 42,041 Chancellor: Carolyn Martin Athletic Director: Barry Alvarez Nickname: Badgers Colors: Cardinal and White Conference: Big 10 UW-MILWAUKEE Sunday, September 14 11:30 a.m. Engelmann Field (Milwaukee, Wisc.) Panther Invitational GENERAL Location: Milwaukee, WI Founded: 1885 Enrollment: 28,042 President: Dr. Carlos Santiago Athletic Director: Bud Haidet Nickname: Panthers Colors: Black and Gold Conference: Horizon League SACRAMENTO STATE Sunday, September 21 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field GENERAL Location: Sacramento, CA Founded: 1947 Enrollment: 28,829 Chancellor: Dr. Alexander Gonzalez Athletic Director: Dr. Terry Wanless Nickname: Hornets Colors: Green and Gold Conference: Mountain Pacific Sports Federation UCLA Sunday, September 28 2:30 p.m. Drake Stadium GENERAL Location: Los Angeles, CA Founded: 1919 Enrollment: 37,500 Acting Chancellor: Norman Abrams Athletic Director: Daniel G. Guerrero Nickname: Bruins Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Pac 10 O GEORGETOWN [AUGUST 29] WCLA [SEPTEMBER 28] FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: North Kehoe Capacity: 2,000 Press Box Phone: None FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: AAMU Soccer Complex Capacity: 500 Press Box Phone: None FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Main Soccer Field Capacity: 2,500 Press Box Phone: None FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Peter Johann Memorial Field Capacity: 2,500 Press Box Phone: (702) FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: McClimon Memorial Track/Soccer Complex Capacity: 4,500 Press Box Phone: (608) FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Engelmann Field Capacity: 2,000 Press Box Phone: N/A FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Hornet Soccer Field Capacity: 1,500 Press Box Phone: FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Drake Stadium Capacity: 11,000 Press Box Phone: None SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Bejamin Shove Office Phone: (202) Office FAX: (202) bjs45@georgetown.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Thomas Galbraith Office Phone: (256) Office FAX: (256) aamusportsinfo@yahoo.com Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Kevin Gilmore Office Phone: (661) Office FAX: (661) kgilmore@csub.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Mark Wasik Office Phone: (702) Office FAX: (702) mark.wasik@unlv.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Brian Mason Office Phone: (608) Office FAX: (608) bm3@athletics.wisc.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Chris Zills Office Phone: (414) Office FAX: (414) czills@uwm.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: J.D. Fox Office Phone: (916) Office FAX: (916) jdfox@csus.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Liza David Office Phone: (310) Office FAX: (310) ldavid@athletics.ucla.edu Website: COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Brian Wiese (3rd Year) Alma Mater: Darmouth, 1995 Career Record (Years): (2) Record at GU (Years): Same Office Phone: (202) Assistants: Zach Sarnol and Josh Shapiro COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Salah Yousif (21st Year) Alma Mater: Howard, 1965 Career Record (Years): (24) Record at AAMU (Years): (20) Office Phone: (256) COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Simon Tobin (22nd Year) Alma Mater: Nonington College, 1983 Career Record (Years): (21) Record at CSUB (Years): Same Office Phone: (661) Assistant: Ben Graham COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mario Sanchez (3rd Year) Alma Mater: Fresno State, 1999 Career Record (Years): (2) Record at UNLV (Years): Same Office Phone: (702) Assistants: Chad Brown and Rich Ryerson COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Jeff Rohrman (7th Year) Alma Mater: UW-Milwaukee, 1986 Career Record (Years): (6) Record at UW (Years): Same Office Phone: (608) Assistants: Jon Szczepanski, Nick Pasquarello and Lee Ferderer COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Jon Coleman (3rd Year) Alma Mater: UW-Milwaukee, 1996 Career Record (Years): (2) Record at UWM (Years): Same Office Phone: (414) Assistants: Chris Dadaian COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Michael Linenberger (20th Year) Alma Mater: Duke, 1987 Career Record (Years): (19) Record at CSUS (Years): Same Office Phone: (310) Assistants: Jason Ganlt and Matt McDougall COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Jorge Salcedo (5th Year) Alma Mater: UCLA, 2002 Career Record (Years): (4) Record at UCLA (Years): Same Office Phone: (310) Assistants: Eddie Soto and Kenny Arena OUTLOOK Record: BIG EAST Record: (5th) NCAA Postseason: N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/2 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Newcomers: 4 OUTLOOK Record: Conference Record: N/A NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Newcomers: 5 OUTLOOK Record: Conference Record: N/A NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Newcomers: 11 OUTLOOK Record: MPSF Record: (T-5th) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Newcomers: 8 OUTLOOK Record: Big 10 Record: (6th) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Newcomers: 8 OUTLOOK Record: HL Record: (2nd) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/10 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Newcomers: 15 OUTLOOK Record: MPSF Record: (4th) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Newcomers: 6 OUTLOOK Record: Pac-10 Record: (T-2nd) NCAA Postseason: Second Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/14 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Newcomers: 12 TOP RETURNERS Chandler Diggs (F, So.) - 3 G, 3 A, 9 PTS Sean Bellomy (MF, Sr.) - 3 G, 2 A, 8 PTS Matthew Brutto (GK, So.) GAA TOP RETURNERS Rogers Atugonza (MF, Sr.) - 5 G, 1 A, 11 PTS Eric Kayma (MF, Jr.) - 1 G, 4 A, 6 PTS Paul Musoke (GK, Sr.) GAA, 6 SHO TOP RETURNERS Towa Wanda (F, Sr.) - 6 G, 1 A, 13 PTS Joe Polifroni (MF, Jr.) - 2 G, 3 A, 7 PTS Steve Trojanowski (GK, Sr.) GAA, 3 SHO TOP RETURNERS Lamar Neagle (F, Sr.) - 9 G, 2 A, 20 PTS Daniel Cruz (F, So.) - 4 G, 4 A, 12 PTS Calvin Bailey (GK, Jr.) , 1.54 GAA, 3 SHO TOP RETURNERS Victor Diaz (F, Sr.) - 4 G, 8 A, 16 PTS Brian Bultman (F, Jr.) - 5 G, 10 PTS Alex Horvath (GK, Jr.) , 1.20 GAA, 7 SHO TOP RETURNERS Travis Phillips (D, Sr.) - 1 G, 15 Shots Robert Refai (F, So.) - 2 G, 2 A, 6 PTS Ryan Germann (GK, Sr.) GAA, 3 SHO TOP RETURNERS Ernesto Carranza (F, So.) - 3 G, 3 A, 9 PTS Blake Nunes (MF, Sr.) - 4 G, 21 PTS, 12 SOG Ryan Kenny (GK, Jr.) GAA, 2 SHO TOP RETURNERS Kyle Nakazawa (MF, Jr.) - All-Pac 10 Jason Leopoldo (MF, Sr.) - 3 G, 6 PTS, 13 SOG Brian Perk (GK, Jr.) GAA, 5 SHO SERIES Series Record: First meeting SERIES Series Record: Northridge leads 1-0 Last Meeting: October 1, 2004 Where: Northridge, CA Result: Northridge 3, Alabama A&M 1 Streak: Northridge +1 SERIES Series Record: First meeting SERIES Series Record: Northridge leads 8-6 Last Meeting: September 16, Where: Las Vegas, NV Result: Northridge 1, UNLV 0 Streak: Northridge +4 SERIES Series Record: First Meeting SERIES Series Record: First Meeting SERIES Series Record: Northridge leads 9-4 Last Meeting: October 2, 2002 Where: Sacramento, CA Result: Northridge 4, Sacramento St. 1 Streak: Northridge +1 SERIES Series Record: UCLA leads Last Meeting: September 29, Where: Northridge, CA Result: Northridge 3, UCLA 0 Streak: Northridge MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 27

16 O OPPONENTS CREIGHTON Wednesday, October 1 6 p.m. Morrison Stadium CBS College Sports (TV) GENERAL Location: Omaha, NE Founded: 1878 Enrollment: 6,992 President: Rev. John P. Schlegel, S.J. Athletic Director: Bruce Rasmussen Nickname: Bluejays Colors: Blue and White Conference: Missouri Valley UC RIVERSIDE Sunday, October 5 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field Saturday, November 1 3 p.m. UCR Soccer Stadium GENERAL Location: Riverside, CA Founded: 1954 Enrollment: 17,200 Chancellor: Timothy P. White Athletic Director: Stan Morrison Nickname: Highlanders Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Big West UC SANTA BARBARA Wednesday, October 8 7 p.m. Harder Stadium Wednesday, October 29 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field GENERAL Location: Santa Barbara, CA Founded: 1944 Enrollment: 20,000 Chancellor: Dr. Henry T. Yang Athletic Director: TBA Nickname: Gauchos Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Big West UC IRVINE Wednesday, October 15 7 p.m. Anteater Stadium Saturday, November 8 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field GENERAL Location: Irvine, CA Founded: 1962 Enrollment: 25,000 Chancellor: Dr. Michael V. Drake Athletic Director: Mike Izzi Nickname: Anteaters Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Big West CAL STATE FULLERTON Saturday, October 18 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field Wednesday, November 5 7 p.m. Titan Stadium GENERAL Location: Fullerton, CA Founded: 1957 Enrollment: 37,000 President: Dr. Milton A. Gordon Athletic Director: Brian Quinn Nickname: Titans Colors: Navy, Orange and White Conference: Big West UC DAVIS Wednesday, October 22 3 p.m. Aggie Field GENERAL Location: Davis, CA Founded: 1908 Enrollment: 30,685 Chancellor: Dr. Larry Vanderhoef Athletic Director: Greg Warzecka Nickname: Aggies Colors: Yale Blue and Gold Conference: Big West CAL POLY Saturday, October 25 2:30 p.m. Matador Soccer Field GENERAL Location: San Luis Obispo, CA Founded: 1901 Enrollment: 19,779 President: Dr. Warren J. Baker Athletic Director: Alison Cone Nickname: Mustangs Colors: Forest Green and Gold Conference: Big West O CREIGHTON [ OCTOBER 1] CAL POLY [OCTOBER 25] FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Morrison Stadium Capacity: 6,000 Press Box Phone: (402) FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: UCR Soccer Stadium Capacity: 2,000 Press Box Phone: None FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Harder Stadium Capacity: 17,000 Press Box Phone: (805) FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Anteater Stadium Capacity: 2,500 Press Box Phone: None FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Titan Stadium Capacity: 10,000 Press Box Phone: (714) FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Aggie Field Capacity: 1,000 Press Box Phone: None FACILITY INFORMATION Home Field: Alex G. Spanos Stadium Capacity: 11,075 Press Box Phone: (805) SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Rob Simms Office Phone: (402) Office FAX: (402) rsimms@creighton.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: John Maxwell Office Phone: (951) Office FAX: (951) john.maxwell@ucr.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: TBA Office Phone: (805) Office FAX: (805) TBA Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Erik Wirtanen Office Phone: (949) Office FAX: (949) ewirtane@uci.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Mel Franks Office Phone: (714) Office FAX: (714) mfranks@fullerton.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Wes Collins Office Phone: (530) Office FAX: (530) wdcollins@ucdavis.edu Website: SPORTS INFORMATION Men s Soccer SID: Frank Stranzl Office Phone: (805) Office FAX: (805) fstrazl@calpoly.edu Website: COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Bob Warming (13th Year) Alma Mater: Berea College, 1975 Career Record (Years): (30) Record at CU (Years): (12) Office Phone: (402) Assistants: Jason Mims and Johnny Torres COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Junior Gonzalez (5th Year) Alma Mater: UCLA, 2000 Career Record (Years): (4) Record at UCR (Years): Same Office Phone: (951) Assistants: Jimmy Nordberg, Ben Davies and Peter Boyer COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Tim Vom Steeg (10th Year) Alma Mater: UC Santa Barbara, 1989 Career Record (Years): (9) Record at UCSB (Years): Same Office Phone: (805) Assistants: Greg Wilson, Neil Jones and Stuart Dobson COACHING STAFF Head Coach: George Kuntz (14th Year) Alma Mater: Arizona State, 1989 Career Record (Years): (19) Record at UCI (Years): (13) Office Phone: (949) Assistants: Chris Volk and Kurt Schmid COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Bob Ammann (3rd Year) Alma Mater: Cal State Fullerton, 1986 Career Record (Years): (2) Record at CSF (Years): Same Office Phone: (714) Assistants: Adam Reeves and Mike Oseguera COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Dwayne Shaffer (13th Year) Alma Mater: Chico State, 1988 Career Record (Years): (12) Record at UCD (Years): (11) Office Phone: (530) Assistant: Jason Hotaling and Eric Mild COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Paul Holocher (3rd Year) Alma Mater: Santa Clara, 1990 Career Record (Years): (9) Record at CP (Years): (2) Office Phone: (805) Assistant: Brian Reed and Mark Jones OUTLOOK Record: MVC Record: (T-1st) NCAA Postseason: Third Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Newcomers: 8 OUTLOOK Record: BWC Record: (5th) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4 Newcomers: 7 OUTLOOK Record: BWC Record: (1st) NCAA Postseason: Third Round Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/10 Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5 Newcomers: 12 OUTLOOK Record: BWC Record: (3rd) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1 Newcomers: 15 OUTLOOK Record: BWC Record: (6th) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/8 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Newcomers: 6 OUTLOOK Record: BWC Record: (2nd) NCAA Postseason: 0-1 (1st Round) Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/5 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Newcomers: 3 OUTLOOK Record: BWC Record: (3rd) NCAA Postseason: None Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 19/7 Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2 Newcomers: 12 TOP RETURNERS Andrei Gotsmanov (F, Sr.) - 6 G, 5 A, 17 PTS Thomas Gjoesund (F, Jr.) - 6 G, 1 A, 13 PTS Tim Walters (F, Sr.) - 4 G, 4 A, 12 PTS TOP RETURNERS Nathan Paterson (F, Jr.) - 3 G, 2 A, 8 PTS Cito Soriano (F, So.) - 4 G, 3 A, 11 PTS Zach Walker (MF, Jr.) - 3 G, 2 A, 8 PTS TOP RETURNERS Chris Pontius (F, Sr.) - 11 G, 2 A, 24 PTS Alfonso Motagalvan (MF, Sr.) - 5 G, 4 A, 14 PTS Jon Curry (MF, Jr.) - 2 G, 5 A, 9 PTS TOP RETURNERS Matt Murphy (D, Sr.) - 9 G, 2 A, 20 PTS Spencer Thompson (F, So.) - 4 G, 1 A, 9 PTS Pat Barton (GK, Sr.) GAA, 3 SHO TOP RETURNERS Shay Spitz (F, Jr.) - 5 G, 1 A, 11 PTS Matt Sanders (D, Jr.) - 1 G, All-BWC HM Anthony Terrazas (MF, So.) - 14 Starts in 07 TOP RETURNERS Quincy Amarikwa (F, Sr.) - 5 G, 2 A, 12 PTS Sule Anibaba (MF, Sr.) - 8 G, 1 A, 17 PTS Dylan Curtis (MF, Sr.) - 3 G, 3 A, 9 PTS TOP RETURNERS David Zamora (F, So.) - 6 G, 5 A, 17 PTS Kyle Montgomery (F, So) - 6 G, 3 A, 15 PTS Julian Alvarez (F, Sr.) - 7 G, 14 PTS, 16 SOG SERIES Series Record: First Meeting SERIES Series Record: Northridge leads Last Meeting: November 10, Where: Riverside, CA Result: Northridge 1, UC Riverside 0 Streak: Northridge +12 SERIES Series Record: Series tied Last Meeting: November 13, Where: Northridge, CA Result: UC Santa Barbara 3, Northridge 2 Streak: UC Santa Barbara +3 SERIES Series Record: Northridge leads Last Meeting: November 16, Where: Northridge, CA Result: Northridge 2, UC Irvine 1 Streak: Northridge +3 SERIES Series Record: Series Tied Last Meeting: October 24, Where: Northridge, CA Result: Northridge 1, CS Fullerton 0 Streak: Northridge +6 SERIES Series Record: UC Davis leads Last Meeting: November 4, Where: Northridge, CA Result: UC Davis 2, Northridge 1 Streak: UC Davis +3 SERIES Series Record: Northridge leads Last Meeting: November 7, Where: San Luis Obispo, CA Result: Cal Poly 1, Northridge 0 Streak: Cal Poly MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 29

17 O OPPONENTS NCAA MEN S COLLEGE CUP FIRST ROUND > NOV UMASS 2, Boston 1 Central Connecticut St. 3, Harvard 2 Ill.-Chicago 0, St. Louis 0 (Ill.-Chicago advances on PKs) SMU 1, Gonzaga 0 Louisville 1, Duke 0 Washinton 1, Portland 0 Loyola (Md.) 2, Liberty 0 Bradley 2, DePaul 0 Vermont 1, Dartmouth 1 (Vermont advances on PKs) South Florida 2, Colgate 1 California 2, UC Davis 1 (2 OT) Old Dominion 1, Providence 0 UCLA 1, New Mexico 0 Oakland 2, Michigan St. 1 Virginia 3, St. Peter s 1 Furman 2, Campbell 0 SECOND ROUND > NOV. 28 UMASS 2, #1 Boston College 1 Central Connecticut St. 3, #16 Tulsa 2 Ill.-Chicago 2, #9 Northwestern 0 #8 Creighton 3, SMU 0 #5 Ohio State 1, Louisville 0 #12 UC Santa Barbara 1, Washington 0 #13 Maryland 0, Loyola (Md.) 0 (#13 Maryland advances on PKs) Bradley 1, #4 Indiana 1 (Bradley advances on PKs) #3 Connecticut 2, Vermont 0 South Florida 1, #14 Akron 0 #11 Virginia Tech 3, California 2 Old Dominion 2, #6 Brown 1 (2 OT) #7 Santa Clara 3, UCLA 1 #10 Notre Dame 2, Oakland 1 #15 West Virginia 1, Virginia 0 #2 Wake Forest 1, Furman 0 THIRD ROUND > DEC. 1-2 UMASS 3, Central Connecticut St. 1 Ill.-Chicago 1, #8 Creighton 0 #5 Ohio State 4, #12 UCSanta Barbara 3 (2 OT) Bradley 3, #13 Maryland 2 (2 OT) #3 Connecticut 5, South Florida 0 #11 Virginia Tech 1, Old Dominion 0 #10 Notre Dame 2, #7 Santa Clara 0 #2 Wake Forest 3, #15 West Virginia 1 QUARTERFINALS > DEC. 7-9 UMASS 2, Ill.-Chicago 1 #5 Ohio State 4, Bradley 0 #11 Virginia Tech 1, #3 Connecticut 0 #2 Wake Forest 1, #10 Notre Dame 0 MEN S FINAL FOUR Semifinal 1: Friday, Dec. 14 #5 Ohio State 1, UMASS 0 Semifinal 2: Friday, Dec. 14 #2 Wake Forest 2, #11 Virginia Tech 0 Championship: Sunday, Dec. 16 #2 Wake Forest 2, #5 Ohio State 1 PAST CHAMPIONS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE YEAR CHAMPION COACH SCORE RUNNER-UP SITE 1959 St. Louis Bob Guelker 5-2 Bridgeport Storrs, Conn St. Louis Bob Guelker 3-2 Maryland Brooklyn, N.Y West Chester Melvin Lorback 2-0 St. Louis St. Louis, Mo St. Louis Bob Guelker 4-3 Maryland St. Louis, Mo St. Louis Bob Guelker 3-0 Navy E. Brunswick, N.J Navy Glen Warner 1-0 Michigan State Providence, R.I St. Louis Bob Guelker 1-0 Michigan State St. Louis, Mo San Francisco Stephen Negoesco 5-2 LIU-Brooklyn Berkeley, Calif *Michigan State/St. Louis 0-0 St. Louis, Mo Maryland/Michigan State 2-2 (2 ot) Atlanta, Ga St. Louis Harry Keough 4-0 San Francisco San Jose, Calif St. Louis Harry Keough 1-0 UCLA Edwardsville, Ill Howard Lincoln Phillips 3-2 St. Louis Miami, Fla St. Louis Harry Keough 4-2 UCLA Miami, Fla St. Louis Harry Keough 2-1 (ot) UCLA Miami, Fla Howard Lincoln Phillips 2-1 (4 ot) St. Louis St. Louis, Mo San Francisco Stephen Negoesco 4-0 SIU-Edwardsville Edwardsville, Ill San Francisco Stephen Negoesco 1-0 Indiana Philadelphia, Pa Hartwick Jim Lennox 2-1 San Francisco Berkeley, Calif San Francisco Stephen Negoesco 2-0 Indiana Tampa. Fla SIU-Edwardsville Bob Guelker 3-2 Clemson Tampa, Fla San Francisco Stephen Negoesco 4-3 (ot) Indiana Tampa, Fla Connecticut Joseph Morrone 2-1 (ot) Alabama A&M Stanford, Calif Indiana Jerry Yeagley 2-1 (8 ot) Duke Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Indiana Jerry Yeagley 1-0 (2 ot) Columbia Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Clemson I.M. Ibrahim 2-1 Indiana Seattle, Wash UCLA Sigi Schmid 1-0 (8 ot) American Seattle, Wash Duke John Rennie 1-0 Akron Tacoma, Wash Clemson I.M. Ibrahim 2-0 San Diego State Clemson, S.C Indiana Jerry Yeagley 1-0 Howard Bloomington, Ind 1989 Santa Clara/Virginia 1-1 (2 ot) E. Brunswick, N.J UCLA Sigi Schmid 1-0 (4 ot)^ Rutgers Tampa, Fla Virginia Bruce Arena 0-0 (4 ot)^ Santa Clara Tampa, Fla Virginia Bruce Arena 2-0 San Diego Davidson, N.C Virginia Bruce Arena 2-0 South Carolina Davidson, N.C Virginia Bruce Arena 1-0 Indiana Davidson, N.C Wisconsin Jim Launder 2-0 Duke Richmond, Va St. John s Dave Masur 4-1 Florida International Richmond, Va UCLA Sigi Schmid 2-0 Virginia Richmond, Va Indiana Jerry Yeagley 3-1 Stanford Richmond, Va Indiana Jerry Yeagley 1-0 Santa Clara Charlotte, N.C Connecticut Ray Reid 2-0 Creighton Charlotte, N.C North Carolina Elmar Bolowich 2-0 Indiana Columbus, Ohio 2002 UCLA Tim Fitzgerald 1-0 Stanford Dallas, Tex Indiana Jerry Yeagley 2-1 St. John s Columbus, Ohio 2004 Indiana Mike Freitag 1-1 (2 ot)^ UC Santa Barbara Carson, Calif Maryland Sasho Cirovski 1-0 New Mexico Cary, N.C UC Santa Barbara Tim Vom Steeg 2-1 UCLA St. Louis, Mo. Wake Forest Jay Vidovich 2-1 Ohio State Cary, N.C. *Match called due to inclement weather +Forfeited title ^Title won on penalty kicks H TEAM HISTORY

18 H TEAMHISTORY SCORING PLAYER MP-MS G A PTS SH SOG YC-RC GW PK-ATT Sunghyun Kim Big West Devin Deldó Big West Camilo Rojas Big West Rafael Garcia Big West Michael Clegg Big West Mattias Bonvehi Big West Fergie Agwu Big West Ben Cox Big West Dylan Riley Big West Moy Gomez Big West Sean Franklin Big West Nicholas Hamilton Big West Matt Tracy Big West MISCELLANEOUS STATS GOALKEEPING > GOALKEEPER MP-MS MIN GA GAA SVS SV% W-L-T SHO Peter Bomar Big West Kevin Guppy Big West TEAM TOTALS MP MIN GA GAA SVS SV% W-L-T SHO Northridge Big West Opponents Big West RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: // BIG WEST: // HOME: // AWAY: // NEUTRAL: RESULT SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL CORNER DATE OPPONENT DEC. SCORE CSN OPP CSN OPP CSN OPP 8/31 Detroit W /7 Michigan 2 L /9 Memphis 2 T /14 Cleveland State 3 W /16 UNLV 3 W /20 New Mexico L /29 UCLA W /3 Cal State Fullerton 1 T /6 UC Irvine 1 T /13 UC Riverside 1 T /17 UC Davis 1 L PLAYER MP-MS G A PTS SH SOG YC-RC GW PK-ATT Robert Pate Big West Adrian Lopez Big West Luis Smith Big West Jeremy Hohn Big West Chad Borak Big West Milan Radovic Big West Peter Bomar Big West Bo Miller Big West Kevin Guppy Big West TEAM TOTALS MP G A PTS SH SOG YC-RC GW PK-ATT Northridge Big West Opponents Big West SCORING BY PERIODS > 1st 2nd 1 OT 2 OT Total Northridge Big West Opponents Big West ATTENDANCE MATCHES TOTAL AVG. Home 9 3, Away Neutral Total 20 9, Largest Home Crowd: 1,095 vs. UCLA, 9/16 Largest Away Crowd: 1,758 at UC Santa Barbara, 10/27 RESULT SHOTS SAVES CORNER DATE OPPONENT DEC. SCORE CSN OPP CSN OPP CSN OPP 10/21 Maryland T /24 Cal State Fullerton 1 W /27 UC Santa Barbara 1 L /31 Cal Poly 1 T /4 UC Davis 1 L /7 Cal Poly 1 L /10 UC Riverside 1 W /13 UC Santa Barbara 1 L /16 UC Irvine 1 W Home Matches in Bold at Matador Soccer Field 1 - Big West Matches 2 - Cal State Fullerton Tournament 3 - UNLV adidas Tournament YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1978 > Coach: Zvi Friedman Record: CCAA: /7 The Master s College A 1-4 L 9/9 Loyola Marymount A 1-2 L 9/16 UNLV A 0-6 L 9/23 The Master s College H 2-1 W 9/30 Long Beach State H 2-2 (ot) T 10/7 Cal State Los Angeles * H 2-1 W 10/14 Chapman * H 1-2 L 10/21 UC Riverside H 3-0 W 10/22 UNLV H 5-4 W 10/26 Cal State Bakersfield H 17-0 W 11/4 Cal Poly * A 1-3 L * - California Collegiate Athletic Association Matches 1979 > Coach: Ric Fonseca Record: CCAA: /4 The Master s College H 7-0 W 9/8 Loyola Marymount A 6-0 W 9/12 La Verne H 3-2 W 9/15 Cal Tech A 6-1 W 9/20 Cal State Stanislaus H 7-0 W 9/22 Cal State Los Angeles * A 4-3 W 9/26 Cal State Bakersfield * H 6-1 W 9/29 CS Dominguez Hills A 1-3 L 10/3 Chapman * A 3-4 (ot) L 10/6 Cal Poly * H 1-0 W 10/10 Cal State Los Angeles * H 1-2 L 10/11 The Master s College A 7-0 W 10/13 CS Dominguez Hills H 1-4 L 10/17 Cal State Bakersfield * A 11-0 W 10/20 Long Beach State A 2-1 W 10/27 Cal Poly * A 0-2 L 11/3 Cal Tech H 5-0 W 11/10 Chapman * H 1-0 W * - CCAA Matches 1980 > Coach: Ric Fonseca Record: CCAA: /6 UCLA H 2-4 L 9/9 Cal State Fullerton A 0-4 L 9/11 Seattle Pacific H 0-0 (ot) T 9/13 San Diego A 7-0 W 9/15 Fresno State H 2-5 L 9/17 Cal State Bakersfield * H 14-0 W 9/19 Cal State Stanislaus A 8-1 W 9/20 California A 0-1 L 9/24 La Verne H 8-0 W 9/27 Cal State Los Angeles * A 2-3 L 10/1 CS Dominguez Hills * H 1-0 W 10/4 Cal Poly * A 1-3 L 10/5 Cal State Bakersfield * A 10-0 W 10/11 Chapman * H 4-2 W 10/15 CS Dominguez Hills * A 0-3 L 10/18 Whittier H 9-3 W 10/26 Chapman * A 1-2 L 10/29 Cal State Los Angeles * H 3-1 W 11/1 Long Beach State H 3-2 W 11/9 Cal Poly * H 3-1 W * - CCAA Matches 1981 > Coach: Ric Fonseca Record: CCAA: /1 UCLA A 0-9 L 9/5 U.S. International A 0-3 L 9/6 San Diego A 4-0 W 9/9 UC Santa Barbara H 1-3 L 9/11 UC San Diego H 7-2 W 9/17 San Francisco A 1-3 L 9/19 Pacific A 3-2 W 9/23 Cal Lutheran H 1-0 W 9/26 Cal State Fullerton H 1-4 L 9/30 Cal State Bakersfield * A 6-0 W 10/7 Long Beach State A 4-3 W 10/10 Cal Poly * H 5-0 W 10/14 Azusa Pacific A 4-2 W 10/17 Cal State Hayward H 1-1 (ot) T 10/21 UC Riverside * A 1-2 L 10/24 CS Dominguez Hills * H 2-2 (ot) T 10/31 Cal State Los Angeles * A 0-2 L 11/7 Chapman * H 0-0 (ot) T 11/11 Loyola Marymount H 5-0 W 11/14 Claremont-MS H 5-1 W * - CCAA Matches 1982 > Coach: Ric Fonseca Record: CCAA: /5 San Diego H 3-1 W 9/8 Cal State Bakersfield * H 5-1 W 9/11 Cal State Los Angeles * A 1-4^ W 9/17 Sacramento State A 2-5 L 9/18 Cal State Hayward A 2-5 L 9/23 Fresno Pacific H 1-2 L 9/25 UCLA H 0-3 L 9/29 Chapman * A 2-4 L 10/1 Cal State Bakersfield * A 7-0 W 10/2 Cal Poly * A 1-3 L 10/6 Cal State Fullerton A 1-3 L 10/9 Cal State Los Angeles * H 0-1 (ot) ^ W 10/13 Long Beach State H 4-1 W 10/16 UC Santa Barbara A 1-2 L 10/20 UC Riverside * H 8-0 W 10/23 CS Dominguez Hills * H 2-3 L 10/29 Westmont # A 0-2 L 10/30 San Jose State # N 0-2 L 11/3 UC Riverside * A 3-0 W 11/6 CS Dominguez Hills * A 1-4 L 11/12 Cal Poly * H 0-2 L * - CCAA Matches # - Westmont Classic (Santa Barbara, CA) ^ - Forfeit Win 1983 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /2 San Jose State A 1-1 (ot) T 9/7 San Diego A 5-2 W 9/10 Long Beach State A 3-0 W 9/14 CS Dominguez Hills * H 2-0 W 9/15 Fresno Pacific # A 1-1 (ot) T 9/16 Claremont-MS # N 1-0 W 9/17 Cal State Los Angeles # A 2-1 W 9/21 Chapman * H 3-0 W 9/24 UC Riverside * H 4-0 W 10/1 Cal Poly Pomona * H 3-0 W 10/4 Cal Poly * H 1-4 L 10/8 Cal State Los Angeles * A 0-2 L 10/12 Cal Poly Pomona * A 1-2 L 10/15 Chapman * A 1-1 (ot) T 10/19 UC Riverside * A 1-0 W 10/22 CS Dominguez Hills * A 2-1 W 10/23 Cal Poly * A 1-1 (ot) T 10/28 Cal State Bakersfield * A 12-0 W 10/29 Cal State Bakersfield * H 11-1 W 10/31 Cal State Los Angeles * H 1-1 (ot) T 11/4 Cal Lutheran A 1-2 L * - CCAA Matches # - Fresno Pacific Tournament (Fresno, CA) 1984 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /30 Biola # N 3-2 (ot) W 8/31 Brigham Young # A 2-0 (ot) W 9/1 Westminster-Utah # N 6-3 W 9/8 Long Beach State H 4-0 W 9/11 Loyola Marymount H 4-1 W 9/16 UC Irvine A 2-3 L 9/19 CS Dominguez Hills * H 4-1 W 9/22 Cal Poly * H 4-2 W 9/24 Chapman * H 3-1 W 9/26 Cal Poly Pomona * A 0-2 L 9/29 Cal Lutheran H 3-0 W 10/3 U.S. International A 3-2 W 10/6 San Diego H 6-0 W 10/10 Cal State Los Angeles * A 2-2 T 10/13 Cal State Bakersfield * H 8-0 W 10/24 Cal Poly Pomona * H 4-1 W 10/27 Chapman * A 5-0 W 10/29 Cal State Bakersfield * A 4-0 W 10/31 CS Dominguez Hills * A 3-1 W 11/3 Cal State Los Angeles * H 1-1 (ot) T 11/9 Cal Poly * A 3-1 W 11/16 Cal State Hayward + H 4-3 W 11/23 Missouri-St. Louis + H 1-2 (ot) L * - CCAA Matches # - Brigham Young Tournament (Provo, UT) + - NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, CA) 1985 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /1 Sonoma State # N 5-0 W 9/2 San Francisco State # N 2-0 W 9/3 Cal State Hayward # N 3-0 W 9/6 UC Santa Barbara H 1-0 W 9/13 San Diego State $ N 3-2 W 9/14 UNLV $ A 0-4 L 9/21 Claremont-MS H 3-0 W 9/25 Westmont H 3-1 W 10/2 Cal Poly Pomona * H 1-0 W 10/5 CS Dominguez Hills * H 3-1 (ot) W 10/9 Cal State Bakersfield * A 10-0 W 10/11 Cal Poly * A 2-1 W 10/16 Chapman * A 0-1 L 10/19 Cal Poly Pomona * A 4-0 W 10/23 CS Dominguez Hills * A 1-2 L 10/27 Cal State Bakersfield * H 2-0 W 10/30 Cal Poly * H 2-1 W 11/2 Chapman * H 2-0 W 11/7 Brigham Young H 1-0 (ot) W 11/10 Cal State Los Angeles H 1-1 (ot) T 11/16 Chapman + H 3-0 W 11/23 Seattle Pacific + H 2-3 L * - CCAA Matches # - Pomona Tournament (Pomona, CA) $ - UNLV/adidas Classic (Las Vegas, NV) + - NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, CA) 1986 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /30 Santa Clara H 2-0 W 9/5 UC Santa Barbara A 1-1 (ot) T 9/13 Cal State Los Angeles A 1-3 L 9/15 Claremont-MS A 3-0 W 9/20 Fresno State A 2-1 W 9/21 California A 1-2 L 9/26 San Jose State # N 2-1 W 9/27 Grand Canyon # N 4-0 W 10/3 San Diego State A 4-2 W 10/8 Cal Poly * A 2-1 W 10/11 Chapman * A 2-0 W 10/15 CS Dominguez Hills * A 2-1 (ot) W 10/17 Cal Poly Pomona * A 0-0 (ot) T 10/22 Cal State Bakersfield * A 8-0 W 10/26 Cal Poly * H 3-1 W 10/29 Chapman * H 6-1 W 11/1 CS Dominguez Hills * H 1-0 W 11/5 Cal Poly Pomona * H 3-2 W 11/9 Cal State Bakersfield * H 4-0 W 11/22 Seattle Pacific + H 1-2 L * - CCAA Matches # - Westmont Classic (Santa Barbara, CA) + - NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, CA) 1987 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /5 San Diego State H 3-2 (ot) W 9/6 San Francisco State H 5-1 W 9/9 Cal State Los Angeles H 1-0 W 9/12 The Master s College H 3-1 W 9/13 U.S. International A 2-1 W 9/16 Claremont-MS H 4-1 W 9/26 Westmont A 1-3 L 9/27 Cal Lutheran A 4-0 W 10/3 Westminster-Utah H 8-1 W 10/7 Cal Poly Pomona * H 5-1 W 10/10 Cal State Bakersfield * A 2-0 W 10/14 Chapman * A 1-0 W 10/17 Cal Poly * H 2-2 (ot) T 10/21 CS Dominguez Hills * A 3-1 W 10/24 Cal Poly Pomona * A 3-2 W 10/28 Cal State Bakersfield * H 8-0 W H 2006: SCORING // MISCELLANEOUS STATS // ATTENDANCE // RESULTS // YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 33

19 H TEAMHISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 11/4 Cal Poly * A 8-1 W 11/7 CS Dominguez Hills * H 8-1 W 11/8 Chapman * H 5-0 W 11/30 Seattle Pacific + H 1-0 W 12/5 A 3-0 W 12/6 So. Connecticut N 0-2 L * - CCAA Matches + - NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, - NCAA Championships (Tampa, FL) 1988 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /1 Pacific Lutheran # N 5-1 W 9/2 Simon Fraser # N 1-2 L 9/3 Seattle Pacific # N 0-1 L 9/7 Vanguard A 2-0 W 9/14 Claremont-MS A 2-3 L 9/17 Seattle Pacific H 0-2 L 9/23 Sacramento State H 2-0 W 9/24 The Master s College H 1-0 W 9/28 Cal State Los Angeles A 1-0 W 9/30 Westmont A 3-1 W 10/2 San Diego State A 0-1 L 10/5 Cal Poly * A 1-2 L 10/8 CS Dominguez Hills * H 2-1 W 10/12 Cal State Bakersfield * A 3-0 W 10/15 Cal Poly Pomona * A 1-0 W 10/19 Chapman * H 2-1 W 10/23 Cal Poly * H 4-1 W 10/26 CS Dominguez Hills * A 0-1 L 10/29 Cal State Bakersfield * H 3-1 W 11/2 Cal Poly Pomona * H 4-1 W 11/5 Chapman * A 3-0 W 11/6 CS Dominguez Hills ^ H 3-1 W 11/12 Cal State Hayward + H 2-1 W 11/19 Seattle Pacific $ A 3-2 (ot) W 12/3 H 3-1 (ot) W 12/4 Fla. Institute of H 2-3 L * - CCAA Matches # - Far West Classic (Chico, CA) ^ - CCAA Playoff (Northridge, CA) + - NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, CA) $ - NCAA West Regionals (Seattle, - NCAA Championships (Northridge, CA) 1989 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: CCAA: /8 Cal State Los Angeles H 2-0 W 9/9 The Master s College H 1-0 W 9/13 Claremont-MS H 1-1 (ot) T 9/15 Vanguard A 4-0 W 9/20 Westmont H 3-3 (ot) T 9/23 San Diego # N 1-2 L 9/24 UNLV # A 1-2 L 9/30 Cal Poly * H 2-1 (ot) W 10/4 Cal Poly Pomona * A 2-1 W 10/7 Chapman * A 1-2 L 10/11 CS Dominguez Hills * A 1-0 W 10/15 Cal Poly * A 1-1 (ot) T 10/18 Cal State Bakersfield * A 1-0 W 10/21 Cal Poly Pomona * H 3-1 W 10/25 Chapman * H 2-0 W 10/29 CS Dominguez Hills * H 0-2 L 11/1 San Diego State H 0-0 (ot) T 11/4 Cal State Bakersfield * H 2-1 W 11/18 Cal State Hayward + H 1-4 L * - CCAA Matches # - Coors Soccer Classic (Las Vegas, NV) + - NCAA West Regionals (Northridge, CA) 1990 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: /1 UC Irvine H 1-0 W 9/3 UC Santa Barbara H 0-2 L 9/8 Portland A 0-1 (ot) L 9/9 Oregon State A 3-0 W 9/12 Washington H 3-3 (ot) T 9/14 San Diego State A 0-1 (ot) L 9/16 San Diego A 0-1 L 9/21 Vanguard H 2-1 W 9/23 CS Dominguez Hills H 3-3 (ot) T 9/28 Evansville # A 0-2 L 9/30 Dayton # N 2-2 (ot) T 10/6 U.S. International A 5-2 W 10/9 Cal Poly H 3-0 W 10/13 Loyola Marymount H 6-1 W 10/15 Westmont H 2-0 W 10/20 Sacramento State A 1-2 L 10/22 Saint Mary s A 2-3 L 10/27 The Master s College H 4-0 W 10/29 Cal State Los Angeles A 2-1 W # - Aces Classic (Evansville, IN) 1991 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: /7 UC Irvine A 0-1 L 9/10 UC Santa Barbara A 1-0 (ot) W 9/14 The Master s College H 4-0 W 9/18 CS Dominguez Hills H 1-0 W 9/22 Cal Poly Pomona H 5-2 W 9/24 Cal State Los Angeles A 2-5 L 9/29 Sacramento State A 4-0 W 10/1 Vanguard H 12-0 W 10/4 Stanford # A 1-2 L 10/6 San Francisco # N 1-2 (ot) L 10/12 Westmont H 2-1 W 10/13 Cal Lutheran H 3-0 W 10/18 Washington A 3-3 (ot) T 10/20 Santa Clara A 1-4 L 10/22 Loyola Marymount A 3-1 (ot) W 10/26 San Diego H 2-1 (ot) W 10/30 California A 0-2 L 11/3 San Diego State A 2-0 W 11/8 Grand Canyon H 3-2 (ot) W 11/10 Cal State Los Angeles H 3-2 W # - Cardinal Classic (Stanford, CA) 1992 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: MPSF: /5 CS Dominguez Hills H 5-0 W 9/7 The Master s College H 3-2 (ot) W 9/11 San Diego A 1-2 L 9/16 Fresno State A 1-5 L 9/18 San Jose State H 2-0 W 9/24 San Francisco A 0-2 L 9/26 Sacramento State H 3-1 (ot) W 9/27 Cal Lutheran H 1-0 W 10/2 Loyola Marymount H 5-0 W 10/4 UC Santa Barbara * H 2-1 W 10/9 Cal State Fullerton * H 0-1 L 10/11 San Diego State * H 2-1 W 10/16 UNLV * A 2-3 (ot) L 10/18 New Mexico * A 2-3 L 10/23 UCLA * A 1-3 L 10/25 UC Irvine * A 3-1 W 10/29 Gonzaga H 4-1 W 11/1 California H 1-2 (ot) L * - Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Matches 1993 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: MPSF: /4 CS Dominguez Hills H 3-1 (ot) W 9/6 The Master s College H 5-1 W 9/10 Fresno State # N 0-4 L 9/12 Washington # N 1-2 L 9/14 UC Irvine A 3-1 W 9/17 Sacramento State A 5-3 W 9/19 San Jose State A 1-2 L 9/21 Loyola Marymount A 2-0 W 9/24 San Diego $ A 1-4 L 9/25 UC San Diego $ N 1-2 L 10/3 Oregon State H 6-2 W 10/8 Cal State Fullerton * A 1-0 W 10/10 San Diego State * A 1-3 L 10/15 UCLA * H 0-1 L 10/17 UC Irvine * H 7-2 W 10/22 UNLV * H 2-1 W 10/24 New Mexico * H 6-1 W 10/30 UC Santa Barbara * A 3-1 W 10/31 Cal Lutheran H 1-2 L 11/5 Air Force + N 1-0 (ot) W 11/7 UCLA + A 0-2 L * - MPSF Matches # - Titan Classic (Fullerton, CA) $ - Diadora Classic (San Diego, CA) + - MPSF Tournament (Los Angeles, CA) 1994 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: MPSF: /3 CS Dominguez Hills H 3-0 W 9/5 Gonzaga H 2-1 W 9/11 Loyola Marymount H 4-1 W 9/16 San Diego State A 0-1 L 9/18 UC Irvine H 2-3 L 9/23 California # N 4-3 (ot) W 9/25 Oregon State # N 3-2 (ot) W 9/30 San Diego H 0-2 L 10/2 Loyola Marymount A 5-0 W 10/7 San Diego State * H 0-1 L 10/9 Cal State Fullerton * H 0-1 (ot) L 10/14 UC Irvine * A 1-5 L 10/16 UCLA * A 0-7 L 10/21 New Mexico * A 0-2 L 10/23 UNLV * A 1-0 W 10/28 UC Santa Barbara * H 0-0 (ot) T 11/4 The Master s College H 0-0 (ot) T 11/6 Cal Poly H 1-5 L * - MPSF Matches # - Coors Light Invitational (Las Vegas, NV) 1995 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: MPSF: /2 California A 1-2 L 9/4 Sacramento State H 1-0 W 9/8 Fresno State A 0-3 L 9/10 Grand Canyon H 3-3 (ot) T 9/14 CS Dominguez Hills A 0-3 L 9/17 Loyola Marymount H 3-2 W 9/22 Cal Poly A 1-2 L 9/29 Marshall # N 5-3 W 10/1 Evansville # A 3-2 W 10/6 San Diego State * A 3-3 (ot) T 10/8 Cal State Fullerton * A 2-3 L 10/13 UC Irvine * H 3-1 W 10/15 UCLA * H 0-2 L 10/20 New Mexico * H 3-0 W 10/22 UNLV * H 3-1 W 10/27 UC Santa Barbara * A 1-3 L 10/29 San Diego State H 3-2 W 11/2 The Master s College H 6-3 W 11/5 San Jose State A 3-4 L * - MPSF Matches # - Evansville Tournament (Evansville, IN) 1996 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: MPSF: /31 San Diego State H 1-2 L 9/3 The Master s College H 0-0 (ot) T 9/6 California H 1-5 L 9/8 CS Dominguez Hills H 2-1 W 9/21 Texas-Pan American H 3-1 W 9/27 Stanford A 2-1 W 9/29 Sacramento State A 2-3 L 10/4 Cal Poly * A 1-2 L 10/6 UC Santa Barbara * A 2-1 (ot) W 10/11 San Francisco # A 0-5 L 10/13 UCLA * A 0-2 L 10/17 Cal State Fullerton * H 3-3 (ot) T 10/20 UC Irvine * H 2-3 (ot) L 10/23 Loyola Marymount A 0-5 L 11/1 Air Force $ N 0-2 L 11/13 Fresno State A 1-3 L * - MPSF Matches # - Diadora Challenge (San Francisco, CA) $ - Match played in Fullerton, CA 1997 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: MPSF: /29 Grand Canyon H 1-2 L 9/5 Stanford # N 0-4 L 9/7 Gonzaga # N 1-2 (ot) L 9/11 San Diego State H 2-0 W 9/13 San Jose State H 0-1 (ot) L 9/19 San Diego State A 0-1 (2 ot) L 9/21 Denver H 0-1 L 9/26 Santa Clara $ A 1-4 L 9/28 San Francisco $ N 1-4 L 10/3 UC Santa Barbara * H 3-4 (ot) L 10/5 Cal Poly * H 1-0 (ot) W 10/12 UCLA * H 0-4 L 10/17 UC Irvine * A 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/19 Cal State Fullerton * A 3-2 (ot) W 11/1 The Master s College H 3-2 W 11/7 California A 0-1 L 11/9 Sacramento State H 2-1 (ot) W 11/12 UC Irvine H 5-0 W 11/15 Loyola Marymount H 6-1 W * - MPSF Matches # - Coors Light Invitational (Las Vegas, NV) $ - Nike Classic (Santa Clara, CA) 1998 > Coach: Marwan Ass ad Record: /4 San Jose State A 2-9 L 9/13 Cal State Fullerton A 4-5 (ot) L 9/18 Michigan State # N 1-2 (ot) L 9/20 San Diego # A 0-2 L 9/22 San Diego State A 5-1 W 9/25 UC Irvine A 1-0 W 9/27 Saint Mary N 2-0 W 10/1 Santa Clara $ A 1-0 W 10/3 San Francisco $ N 3-2 W 10/7 The Master s College H 2-0 W 10/10 Loyola Marymount A 1-2 L 10/14 UC Santa Barbara A 3-1 W 10/17 San Diego H 4-2 W 10/20 CS San Bernardino H 5-0 W 10/31 Sacramento State H 4-1 W 11/7 UC San Diego H 3-1 W 11/15 Cal Poly A 4-1 W # - Diadora Classic (San Diego, - Match played in San Diego, CA $ - Nike Classic (Santa Clara, CA) 1999 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: MPSF: /1 Vanguard H 5-0 W 9/5 Sacramento State A 2-1 W 9/7 San Diego A 1-2 (2 ot) L 9/10 Santa Clara # N 0-4 L 9/12 San Francisco # A 1-2 L 9/17 Vanderbilt $ A 2-3 L 9/19 Marshall $ N 2-1 W 9/22 Azusa Pacific H 2-1 W 9/29 The Master s College H 1-0 (ot) W 10/3 San Diego State H 1-0 W 10/8 UCLA * H 1-2 (2 ot) L 10/10 Cal State Fullerton * A 0-3 L 10/15 UC Irvine * A 1-2 L 10/17 San Diego State * A 5-4 (2 ot) W 10/22 UNLV * H 1-3 L 10/24 New Mexico * H 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/29 Saint Mary s A 1-2 (2 ot) L 11/4 UC Santa Barbara * A 1-0 (ot) W 11/7 Loyola Marymount H 2-3 L * - MPSF Matches # - Diadora Classic (San Francisco, CA) $ - Logan s Roadhouse Classic (Nashville, TN) 2000 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: MPSF: /2 Saint Mary s H 1-0 (ot) W 9/5 Azusa Pacific H 1-0 (2 ot) W 9/8 San Jose State A 0-1 L 9/10 Fresno State A 0-3 L 9/15 California H 1-0 W 9/17 San Diego A 0-2 L 9/24 Oregon State H 2-1 W 9/26 San Diego State A 1-2 L 9/29 Sacramento State H 2-3 (2 ot) L 10/1 San Francisco A 0-1 L 10/6 New Mexico * A 2-3 (ot) L 10/8 UNLV * A 0-1 L 10/13 Cal State Fullerton * H 0-5 L 10/20 San Diego State * H 2-1 W 10/22 UC Irvine * H 2-4 L 10/27 Cal Poly * A 2-1 W 10/29 Loyola Marymount A 1-2 L 11/1 UC Irvine A 1-2 L 11/5 UC Santa Barbara * H 1-3 L * - MPSF Matches 2001 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /31 Tulsa # A 1-0 W 9/1 Missouri State # N 3-2 W 9/7 Evansville $ N 1-0 W 9/9 Marshall $ N 1-5 L 9/21 San Jose State H 4-1 W 9/28 Gonzaga % N 1-0 W 9/30 Oregon State % A 2-3 L 10/7 Loyola Marymount H 2-2 (2 ot) T 10/14 UC Riverside * A 2-0 W 10/19 Cal State Fullerton * A 0-3 L 10/21 UC Santa Barbara * H 3-2 (ot) W 10/26 Cal Poly * H 3-2 W 10/28 UC Irvine * A 0-0 (2 ot) T 11/2 UC Santa Barbara * A 0-1 L 11/4 Cal Poly * A 1-2 L 11/9 Cal State Fullerton * H 2-1 W 11/11 UC Irvine * H 0-4 L 11/15 San Diego A 0-2 L 11/18 UC Riverside * H 1-1 (2 ot) T * - Big West Conference Matches # - Tulsa Tournament (Tulsa, OK) $ - Nike Coca-Cola Classic (Fresno, CA) % - Beaver Classic (Corvallis, OR) { DEVIN DELDÓ } H YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 35

20 H TEAMHISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2002 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /30 California # N 3-0 W 9/1 Wisconsin-Green Bay # N 3-0 W 9/8 San Jose State A 0-1 L 9/15 Fresno State H 2-0 W 9/19 Loyola Marymount A 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/22 Gonzaga H 2-1 (ot) W 9/27 San Diego State H 2-1 (2 ot) W 10/2 Sacramento State A 4-1 W 10/6 Denver H 3-1 W 10/10 San Diego A 0-1 L 10/16 UC Irvine * H 1-2 L 10/19 UC Santa Barbara * H 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/23 UC Riverside * A 2-1 W 10/27 Cal Poly * A 3-0 W 10/30 Cal State Fullerton * A 2-1 W 11/2 UC Riverside * H 3-0 W 11/6 UC Santa Barbara * A 2-4 L 11/9 UC Irvine * A 5-3 W { SEAN FRANKLIN } 11/13 Cal Poly * H 6-1 W 11/16 Cal State Fullerton * H 3-1 W 11/23 Loyola Marymount + A 0-1 L * - Big West Matches # - LMU Tournament (Los Angeles, CA) + - NCAA First Round (Los Angeles, CA) 2003 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /29 San Francisco A 3-2 W 8/31 Saint Mary s A 4-3 W 9/5 Cincinnati # N 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/7 IUPUI # N 8-0 W 9/17 UC Riverside * A 0-0 (2 ot) T 9/26 UNLV $ A 2-1 W 9/28 New Mexico $ N 4-0 W 10/7 San Diego H 1-3 L 10/10 San Jose State H 5-0 W 10/15 UC Irvine * A 4-1 W 10/18 UC Santa Barbara * A 2-3 L 10/22 UC Riverside * H 3-1 W 10/25 Cal Poly * H 4-2 W 10/29 Cal State Fullerton * H 1-2 (ot) L 11/2 Rutgers H 2-1 W 11/5 UC Santa Barbara * H 2-1 W 11/8 UC Irvine * H 5-4 (2 ot) W 11/12 Cal Poly * A 4-2 W 11/15 Cal State Fullerton * A 2-0 W 11/26 Florida International + A 1-1 (2 ot) T (FIU advances on penalty kicks, 5-4) * - Big West Matches # - Lobo Invitational (Albuquerque, NM) $ - UNLV/FILA Classic (Las Vegas, NV) + - NCAA Second Round (Miami, FL) 2004 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /3 Dartmouth A 1-0 W 9/5 Boston College A 0-1 L 9/10 American # H 4-3 W 9/12 New Mexico # H 2-3 L 9/16 UCLA A 1-3 L 9/24 UNLV H 3-1 W 9/26 San Diego A 3-0 W 10/1 Alabama A&M H 3-1 W 10/6 Cal Poly * H 3-0 W 10/9 UC Irvine * A 3-2 W 10/13 Cal State Fullerton * A 3-4 (ot) L 10/16 UC Santa Barbara * H 3-1 W 10/23 UC Riverside * A 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/31 Cal Poly * A 2-2 (2 ot) T 11/6 Cal State Fullerton * H 3-0 W 11/9 UC Santa Barbara * A 1-2 L 11/12 UC Riverside * H 3-2 (2 ot) W 11/14 UC Irvine * H 1-0 W 11/20 Loyola Marymount $ A 0-1 L * - Big West Matches # - First Annual Matador Soccer Invitational $ - NCAA First Round (Los Angeles, CA) 2005 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /3 Oakland # H 4-0 W 9/5 Darmouth # H 3-0 W 9/9 Stanford $ N 1-0 W 9/11 California $ A 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/16 Indiana % N 0-5 L 9/17 UNLV % N 5-3 W 9/21 San Diego H 0-1 L 9/28 UC Riverside * A 2-1 W 10/2 Cal Poly * H 3-1 W 10/8 UC Santa Barbara * A 2-2 (2 ot) T 10/11 Cal State Fullerton * H 1-0 W 10/14 UCLA H 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/19 UC Irvine * H 2-1 W 10/22 UC Riverside * H 1-0 W 10/26 Cal Poly * A 1-0 W 10/29 UC Davis H 2-0 W 11/2 UC Santa Barbara * H 1-0 W 11/5 Cal State Fullerton * A 3-0 W 11/9 UC Irvine * A 1-2 L 11/11 UC Davis A 5-0 W 11/22 UC Santa Barbara + H 3-2 W 11/26 New Mexico! A 0-1 (ot) L * - Big West Matches # - Second Annual Matador Soccer Invitational $ - adidas/cal Legacy Classic (Berkeley, CA) % - OSU Diadora Classic (Corvallis, OR) + - NCAA Second Round (Northridge, CA)! - NCAA Third Round (Albuquerque, NM) 2006 > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /26 UCLA A 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/2 West Virginia A 1-2 L 9/8 Oakland # N 2-0 W 9/10 New Mexico # A 0-1 L 9/15 San Francisco H 1-2 L 9/17 Santa Clara H 4-1 W 9/20 UC Riverside * H 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/23 Cal Poly * A 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/27 UC Santa Barbara * H 5-0 W 10/1 UC Davis H 2-2 (2 ot) T 10/4 Cal State Fullerton * A 2-1 W 10/11 UC Irvine * A 4-1 W 10/14 UC Riverside * A 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/18 Cal Poly * H 0-1 L 10/21 UC Davis A 1-2 L 10/25 UC Santa Barbara * A 0-1 L 10/28 Cal State Fullerton * H 3-0 W 10/31 Oregon State * H 2-1 W 11/4 UC Irvine H 1-0 W * - Big West Matches # - New Mexico Crescent Financial Solutions Invite > Coach: Terry Davila Record: Big West: /31 UCLA H 6-1 W 9/7 Michigan # N 1-2 L 9/9 Memphis # N 0-0 (2 ot) T 9/14 Cleveland State $ N 2-0 W 9/16 UNLV $ A 1-0 W 9/20 New Mexico H 0-4 L 9/29 UCLA H 3-0 W 10/3 Cal State Fullerton * A 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/6 UC Irvine * A 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/13 UC Riverside * H 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/17 UC Davis * A 1-3 L 10/21 Maryland A 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/24 Cal State Fullerton * H 1-0 W 10/27 UC Santa Barbara * A 0-3 L 10/31 Cal Poly * H 0-0 (2 ot) T 11/4 UC Davis * H 1-2 L 11/7 Cal Poly * A 0-1 L 11/10 UC Riverside * A 1-0 W 11/13 UC Santa Barbara * H 2-3 L 11/16 UC Irvine * H 2-1 W * - Big West Matches # - Cal State Fullerton Tournament $ - UNLV Tournament MATADORS IN THE POSTSEASON 1984 > West Regionals at Northridge First Round: Northridge defeats CS Hayward 4-3 Second Round: Missouri-St. Louis defeats Northridge 2-1 (2 ot) 1985 > West Regionals at Northridge First Round: Northridge defeats Chapman 3-0 Second Round: Seattle Pacific defeats Northridge > West Regionals at Northridge First Round: Northridge earned bye Second Round: Seattle Pacific defeats Northridge > West Regionals at Northridge First Round: Northridge earned bye Second Round: Northridge defeats Seattle Pacific 1-0 NCAA Championships at Tampa, Fla. Semifinals: Northridge defeats Tampa 3-0 Finals: So. Connecticut State defeats Northridge > West Regionals First Round: Northridge defeats CS Hayward 2-1 at Northridge Second Round: Northridge defeats Seattle Pacific 3-2 (ot) at Seattle, Wash. NCAA Championships at Northridge Semifinals: Northridge defeats Oakland 3-1 (ot) Finals: Florida Inst. of Tech. defeats Northridge > West Regionals at Northridge First Round: Northridge earned bye Second Round: CS Hayward defeats Northridge > MPSF Playoffs at Los Angeles Semifinals: Northridge defeats Air Force 1-0 (ot) Finals: UCLA defeats Northridge > NCAA Tournament at Los Angeles First Round: Loyola Marymount defeats Northridge > NCAA Tournament First Round: Northridge earned bye Second Round: Florida International ties Northridge 1-1 at Miami (FIU advances on penalty kicks, 5-4) 2004 > NCAA Tournament at Los Angeles First Round: Loyola Marymount defeats Northridge > NCAA Tournament First Round: Northridge earned bye Second Round: Northridge defeats UC Santa Barbara 3-2 at Northridge Third Round: New Mexico defeats Northridge 1-0 (ot) at Albuquerque H YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS // MATADORS IN THE POSTSEASON MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 37

21 H TEAMHISTORY SERIES RECORD VS. CURRENT DIVISION-1 OPPONENTS H, A, N - Record vs. Opponent at Home, Away or Neutral Site S - Current Winning or Losing Streak vs. Opponent AIR FORCE > 1-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-1, S: -1 11/5/93 N 1-0 (ot) W 11/1/96 N 0-2 L ALABAMA A&M > 1-0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0, S: +1 10/1/04 H 3-1 W AMERICAN > 1-0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0, S: +1 9/10/04 H 4-3 W BOSTON COLLEGE > 0-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-1, N: 0-0, S: -1 9/5/04 A 0-1 L CALIFORNIA > H: 1-2, A: 0-5-1, N: 2-0, S: +2 9/20/80 A 0-1 L 9/21/86 A 1-2 L 10/30/91 A 0-2 L 11/1/92 H 1-2 (ot) L 9/23/94 N 4-3 (ot) W 9/2/95 A 1-2 L 9/6/96 H 1-5 L 11/7/97 A 0-1 L 9/15/00 H 1-0 W 8/30/02 N 3-0 W 9/11/05 A 1-1 (2 ot) T CAL POLY > H: , A: 9-9-4, N: 0-0, S: -2 11/4/78 A 1-3 L 10/6/79 H 1-0 W 10/27/79 A 0-2 L 10/4/80 A 1-3 L 11/9/80 H 3-1 W 10/10/81 H 5-0 W 10/2/82 A 1-3 L 11/12/82 H 0-2 L 10/4/83 H 1-4 L 10/23/83 A 1-1 (ot) T 9/22/84 H 4-2 W 11/9/84 A 3-1 W 10/11/85 A 2-1 W 10/30/85 H 2-1 W 10/8/86 A 2-1 W 10/26/86 H 3-1 W 10/17/87 H 2-2 (ot) T 11/4/87 A 8-1 W 10/5/88 A 1-2 L 10/23/88 H 4-1 W 9/30/89 H 2-1 (ot) W 10/15/89 A 1-1 (ot) T 10/9/90 H 3-0 W 11/6/94 H 1-5 L 9/22/95 A 1-2 L 10/4/96 A 1-2 L 10/5/97 H 1-0 (ot) W 11/15/98 A 4-1 W 10/27/00 A 2-1 W 10/26/01 H 3-2 W 11/4/01 A 1-2 L 10/27/02 A 3-0 W 11/13/02 H 6-1 W 10/25/03 H 4-2 W 11/12/03 A 4-2 W 10/6/04 H 3-0 W 10/31/04 A 2-2 (2 ot) T 10/2/05 H 3-1 W 10/26/05 A 1-0 W 9/23/06 A 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/18/06 H 0-1 L 10/31/07 H 0-0 (2 ot) T 11/7/07 A 0-1 L CS FULLERTON > H: 6-5-1, A: 6-7-1, N: 0-0, S: +6 9/9/80 A 0-4 L 9/26/81 H 1-4 L 10/6/82 A 1-3 L 10/9/92 H 0-1 L 10/8/93 A 1-0 W 10/9/94 H 0-1 (ot) L 10/8/95 A 2-3 L 10/17/96 H 3-3 (ot) T 10/19/97 A 3-2 (ot) W 9/13/98 A 4-5 (ot) L 10/10/99 A 0-3 L 10/13/00 H 0-5 L 10/19/01 A 0-3 L 11/9/01 H 2-1 W 10/30/02 A 2-1 W 11/16/02 H 3-1 W 10/29/03 H 1-2 (ot) L 11/15/03 A 2-0 W 10/13/04 A 3-4 (ot) L 11/6/04 H 3-0 W 10/11/05 H 1-0 W 11/5/05 A 3-0 W 10/4/06 A 2-1 W 10/28/06 H 3-0 W 10/3/07 A 1-1 T 10/24/07 H 1-0 W CINCINNATI > H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0-1, S: +0 9/5/03 N 1-1 (2 ot) T CLEVELAND ST. > H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0-0, S: +1 9/14/07 N 2-0 W DARTMOUTH > 2-0 H: 1-0, A: 1-0, N: 0-0, S: +2 9/3/04 A 1-0 W 9/5/05 H 3-0 W DAYTON > H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0-1, S: +0 9/30/90 N 2-2 (ot) T DENVER > 1-1 H: 1-1, A: 0-0, N: 0-0, S: +1 9/21/97 H 0-1 L 10/6/02 H 3-1 W DETROIT > H: 1-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0-0, S: +1 8/31/07 H 6-1 W EVANSVILLE > 2-1 H: 0-0, A: 1-1, N: 1-0, S: +2 9/28/90 A 0-2 L 10/1/95 A 3-2 W 9/7/01 N 1-0 W FLA. INTERNATIONAL > H: 0-0, A: 0-0-1, N: 0-0, S: +0 11/26/03 A 1-1 (2 ot) T GONZAGA > 4-1 H: 3-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-1, S: +2 10/29/92 H 4-1 W 9/5/94 H 2-1 W 9/7/97 N 1-2 (ot) L 9/28/01 N 1-0 W 9/22/02 H 2-1 (ot) W INDIANA > 0-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-1, S: -1 9/16/05 N 0-5 L IUPUI > 1-0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0, S: +1 9/7/03 N 8-0 W LOYOLA MARYMOUNT > H: 7-1-1, A: 4-6-1, N: 0-0, S: -5 9/9/78 A 1-2 L 9/8/79 A 6-0 W 11/11/81 H 5-0 W 9/11/84 H 4-1 W 10/13/90 H 6-1 W 10/22/91 A 3-1 (ot) W 10/2/92 H 5-0 W 9/21/93 A 2-0 W 9/11/94 H 4-1 W 10/2/94 A 5-0 W 9/17/95 H 3-2 W 10/23/96 A 0-5 L 11/15/97 H 6-1 W 10/10/98 A 1-2 L 11/7/99 H 2-3 L 10/29/00 A 1-2 L 10/7/01 H 2-2 (2 ot) T 9/19/02 A 1-1 (2 ot) T 11/23/02 A 0-1 L 11/20/04 A 0-1 L MARSHALL > 2-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 2-1, S: -1 9/29/95 N 5-3 W 9/19/99 N 2-1 W 9/9/01 N 1-5 L MARYLAND > H: 0-0, A: 0-0-1, N: 0-0, S: +0 10/21/07 A 1-1 (2 ot) T MEMPHIS > H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0-1, S: +0 9/9/07 N 0-0 (ot) T MICHIGAN > H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-1-0, S: -1 9/7/07 N 1-2 L MICHIGAN STATE > 0-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-1, S: -1 9/18/98 N 1-2 (ot) L MISSOURI STATE > 1-0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0, S: +1 9/1/01 N 3-2 W NEW MEXICO > H: 2-2-1, A: 0-5, N: 1-0, S: -4 10/18/92 A 2-3 L 10/24/93 H 6-1 W 10/21/94 A 0-2 L 10/20/95 H 3-0 W 10/24/99 H 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/6/00 A 2-3 (ot) L 9/28/03 N 4-0 W 9/12/04 H 2-3 L 11/26/05 A 0-1 (ot) L 9/10/06 A 0-1 L 9/20/07 H 0-4 L OAKLAND > 3-0 H: 2-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0, S: +3 12/3/88 H 3-1 (ot) W 9/3/05 H 4-0 W 9/8/06 N 2-0 W OREGON STATE > 5-1 H: 3-0, A: 1-1, N: 1-0, S: +1 9/9/90 A 3-0 W 10/3/93 H 6-2 W 9/25/94 N 3-2 (ot) W 9/24/00 H 2-1 W 9/30/01 A 2-3 L 10/31/06 H 2-1 W PORTLAND > 0-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-1, N: 0-0, S: -1 9/8/90 A 0-1 (ot) L RUTGERS > 1-0 H: 1-0, A: 0-0, N: 0-0, S: +1 11/2/03 H 2-1 W SACRAMENTO STATE > 9-4 H: 5-1, A: 4-3, N: 0-0, S: +1 9/17/82 A 2-5 L 9/23/88 H 2-0 W 10/20/90 A 1-2 L 9/29/91 A 4-0 W 9/26/92 H 3-1 (ot) W 9/17/93 A 5-3 W 9/4/95 H 1-0 W 9/29/96 A 2-3 L 11/9/97 H 2-1 (ot) W 10/31/98 H 4-1 W 9/5/99 A 2-1 W 9/29/00 H 2-3 (2 ot) L 10/2/02 A 4-1 W SAINT MARY S > 3-2 H: 1-0, A: 1-2, N: 1-0, S: +2 10/22/90 A 2-3 L 9/27/98 N 2-0 W 10/29/99 A 1-2 (2 ot) L 9/2/00 H 1-0 (ot) W 8/31/03 A 4-3 W SAN DIEGO > 8-12 H: 4-3, A: 4-8, N: 0-1, S: -1 9/13/80 A 7-0 W 9/6/81 A 4-0 W 9/5/82 H 3-1 W 9/7/83 A 5-2 W 10/6/84 H 6-0 W 9/23/89 N 1-2 L 9/16/90 A 0-1 L 10/26/91 H 2-1 (ot) W 9/11/92 A 1-2 L 9/24/93 A 1-4 L 9/30/94 H 0-2 L 9/20/98 A 0-2 L 10/17/98 H 4-2 W 9/7/99 A 1-2 (2 ot) L 9/17/00 A 0-2 L 11/15/01 A 0-2 L 10/10/02 A 0-1 L 10/7/03 H 1-3 L 9/26/04 A 3-0 W 9/21/05 H 0-1 L SAN DIEGO STATE > H: 7-2-1, A: 4-6-1, N: 1-0, S: +2 9/13/85 N 3-2 W 10/3/86 A 4-2 W 9/5/87 H 3-2 (ot) W 10/2/88 A 0-1 L 11/1/89 H 0-0 (ot) T 9/14/90 A 0-1 (ot) L 11/3/91 A 2-0 W 10/11/92 H 2-1 W 10/10/93 A 1-3 L 9/16/94 A 0-1 L 10/7/94 H 0-1 L 10/6/95 A 3-3 (ot) T 10/29/95 H 3-2 W 8/31/96 H 1-2 L 9/11/97 H 2-0 W 9/19/97 A 0-1 (2 ot) L 9/22/98 A 5-1 W 10/3/99 H 1-0 W 10/17/99 A 5-4 (2 ot) W 9/26/00 A 1-2 L 10/20/00 H 2-1 W 9/27/02 H 2-1 (2 ot) W SAN FRANCISCO > 2-8 H: 0-1, A: 1-5, N: 1-2, S: -1 9/17/81 A 1-3 L 10/6/91 N 1-2 (ot) L 9/24/92 A 0-2 L 10/11/96 A 0-5 L 9/28/97 N 1-4 L 10/3/98 N 3-2 W 9/12/99 A 1-2 L 10/1/00 A 0-1 L 8/29/03 A 3-2 W 9/15/06 H 1-2 L SAN JOSE STATE > H: 3-1, A: 0-5-1, N: 1-1, S: +1 10/30/82 N 0-2 L 9/2/83 A 1-1 (ot) T 9/26/86 N 2-1 W 9/18/92 H 2-0 W { BEN COX } 9/19/93 A 1-2 L 11/5/95 A 3-4 L 9/13/97 H 0-1 (ot) L 9/4/98 A 2-9 L 9/8/00 A 0-1 L 9/21/01 H 4-1 W 9/8/02 A 0-1 L 10/10/03 H 5-0 W SANTA CLARA > 3-3 H: 2-0, A: 1-2, N: 0-1, S: +1 8/30/86 H 2-0 W 10/20/91 A 1-4 L 9/26/97 A 1-4 L 10/1/98 A 1-0 W 9/10/99 N 0-4 L 9/17/06 H 4-1 W STANFORD > 2-2 H: 0-0, A: 1-1, N: 1-1, S: +1 10/4/91 A 1-2 L 9/27/96 A 2-1 W 9/5/97 N 0-4 L 9/9/05 N 1-0 W TULSA > 1-0 H: 0-0, A: 1-0, N: 0-0, S: +1 8/31/01 A 1-0 W UC DAVIS > H: 1-1-1, A: 1-2, N: 0-0, S: -3 10/29/05 H 2-0 W 11/11/05 A 5-0 W 10/1/06 H 2-2 (2 ot) T 10/21/06 A 1-2 L 10/17/07 A 1-3 L 11/4/07 H 1-2 L UC IRVINE > H: 9-5, A: 7-6-3, N: 0-0, S: +3 9/16/84 A 2-3 L 9/1/90 H 1-0 W 9/7/91 A 0-1 L 10/25/92 A 3-1 W 9/14/93 A 3-1 W 10/17/93 H 7-2 W 9/18/94 H 2-3 L 10/14/94 A 1-5 L 10/13/95 H 3-1 W 10/20/96 H 2-3 (ot) L 10/17/97 A 0-0 (ot) T 11/12/97 H 5-0 W 9/25/98 A 1-0 W 10/15/99 A 1-2 L 10/22/00 H 2-4 L 11/1/00 A 1-2 L 10/28/01 A 0-0 (2 ot) T 11/11/01 H 0-4 L 10/16/02 H 1-2 L 11/9/02 A 5-3 W 10/15/03 A 4-1 W 11/8/03 H 5-4 (2 ot) W 10/9/04 A 3-2 W 11/14/04 H 1-0 W 10/19/05 H 2-1 W 11/9/05 A 1-2 L 10/11/06 A 4-1 W 11/4/06 H 1-0 W 10/6/07 A 1-1 T 11/16/07 H 2-1 W UCLA > H: 1-6-1, A: 0-6, N: 0-0, S: +1 9/6/80 H 2-4 L 9/1/81 A 0-9 L 9/25/82 H 0-3 L 10/23/92 A 1-3 L 10/15/93 H 0-1 L 11/7/93 A 0-2 L 10/16/94 A 0-7 L 10/15/95 H 0-2 L 10/13/96 A 0-2 L 10/12/97 H 0-4 L 10/8/99 H 1-2 (2 ot) L 9/16/04 A 1-3 L 10/14/05 H 0-0 (2 ot) T 8/26/06 A 1-1 (2 ot) T 9/29/07 H 3-0 W UC RIVERSIDE > H: 7-0-3, A: 6-1-3, N: 0-0, S: /21/78 H 3-0 W 10/21/81 A 1-2 L 10/20/82 H 8-0 W 11/3/82 A 3-0 W 9/24/83 H 4-0 W 10/19/83 A 1-0 W 10/14/01 A 2-0 W 11/18/01 H 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/23/02 A 2-1 W 11/2/02 H 3-0 W 9/17/03 A 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/22/03 H 3-1 W 10/23/04 A 1-1 (2 ot) T 11/12/04 H 3-2 (2 ot) W 9/28/05 A 2-1 W 10/22/05 H 1-0 W 9/20/06 H 1-1 (2 ot) T 10/14/06 A 0-0 (2 ot) T 10/13/07 H 0-0 T 11/10/07 A 1-0 W UC SANTA BARBARA > H: 8-5-2, A: 5-8-2, N: 0-0, S: -3 9/9/81 H 1-3 L 10/16/82 A 1-2 L 9/6/85 H 1-0 W 9/5/86 A 1-1 (ot) T 9/3/90 H 0-2 L 9/10/91 A 1-0 (ot) W 10/4/92 H 2-1 W 10/30/93 A 3-1 W 10/28/94 H 0-0 (ot) T 10/27/95 A 1-3 L 10/6/96 A 2-1 (ot) W 10/3/97 H 3-4 (ot) L 10/14/98 A 3-1 W 11/4/99 A 1-0 (ot) W 11/5/00 H 1-3 L 10/21/01 H 3-2 (ot) W 11/2/01 A 0-1 L 10/19/02 H 0-0 (2 ot) T 11/6/02 A 2-4 L 10/18/03 A 2-3 L 11/5/03 H 2-1 W 10/16/04 H 3-1 W 11/9/04 A 1-2 L 10/8/05 A 2-2 (2 ot) T 11/2/05 H 1-0 W 11/22/05 H 3-2 W 9/27/06 H 5-0 W 10/25/06 A 0-1 L 10/27/07 A 0-3 L 11/13/07 H 2-3 L UNLV > 8-6 H: 4-1, A: 3-5, N: 1-0, S: +4 9/16/78 A 0-6 L 10/22/78 H 5-4 W 9/14/85 A 0-4 L 9/24/89 A 1-2 L 10/16/92 A 2-3 (ot) L 10/22/93 H 2-1 W 10/23/94 A 1-0 W 10/22/95 H 3-1 W 10/22/99 H 1-3 L 10/8/00 A 0-1 L 9/26/03 A 2-1 W 9/24/04 H 3-1 W 9/17/05 N 5-3 W 9/16/07 A 1-0 W VANDERBILT > 0-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-1, N: 0-0, S: -1 9/17/99 A 2-3 L WASHINGTON > H: 0-0-1, A: 0-0-1, N: 0-1, S: -1 9/12/90 H 3-3 (ot) T 10/18/91 A 3-3 (ot) T 9/12/93 N 1-2 L WEST VIRGINIA > 0-1 H: 0-0, A: 0-1, N: 0-0, S: -1 9/2/06 A 1-2 L WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY > 1-0 H: 0-0, A: 0-0, N: 1-0, S: +1 9/1/02 N 3-0 W H SERIES RECORD VS. 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22 H TEAMHISTORY CAREER LEADERS MATCHES PLAYED > 1. Gianni Facio, Terry Davila, Bobby Reyes, Derek Hanks, Daniel Paladini, Yossi Raz, Brandon Esparza, Zach Feldman, Edwin Miranda, Ryan Rossi, GOALS > 1. Joey Kirk, , Jose Perez, 1981, John Tronson, Armando Valdivia, Federico Arroyo, Willie Sims, Michael Preis, Danny Daniels, Rodney Batt, Keith West, Kola Phillip, ASSISTS > 1. Mike McAndrew, Joey Kirk, , SEASON LEADERS MATCHES PLAYED > 1. John Alevras, Terry Davila, Jim Hofferber, Scott Hunter, Rick Iversen, Scott Piri, Bill Durkin, Steve Lazarus, Bobby Reyes, Mark Zarkowski, GOALS > 1. Joey Kirk, Jose Perez, Keith West, John Tronson, Kola Phillip, Armando Valdivia, Willie Sims, Jose Perez, John Tronson, Michael Preis, Rodney Batt, Frank Cubillos, Joey Kirk, ASSISTS > 1. Armando Valdivia, Mike McAndrew, Joey Kirk, Armando Valdivia, Federico Arroyo, Yossi Raz, Michael Preis, Bobby Reyes, John Tronson, Mathew Davis, Daniel Paladini, POINTS > 1. Joey Kirk, , Armando Valdivia, John Tronson, Jose Perez, 1981, Federico Arroyo, Michael Preis, Willie Sims, Keith West, Yossi Raz, Danny Daniels, MATCHES IN GOAL > 1. Christian Perez, Kevin Guppy, Radames Lafaurie, Mark Macdonald, Joe Barton, Joel Entreken, Federico Arroyo, Mike McAndrew, Joey Kirk, Yossi Raz, Mike McAndrew, Juan Florez, Thor Lee, John Tronson, Mike Gora, POINTS > 1. Joey Kirk, Jose Perez, Armando Valdivia, John Tronson, Keith West, Kola Phillip, Federico Arroyo, Joey Kirk, Jose Perez, Michael Preis, MATCHES IN GOAL > 1. Jeff Blumkin, Kevin Guppy, Phil Heaver, Radames Lafaurie, Kevin Guppy, 19 Radames Lafaurie, Zoltan Nagy, Mike Caputo, Jeff Blumkin, Phil Heaver, Zoltan Nagy, Louie Mata, Willie Lopez, WINS > 1. Kevin Guppy, Radames Lafaurie, Christian Perez, Mike Caputo, Joe Barton, Joel Entreken, Mark Macdonald, Zoltan Nagy, Mike Littman, Louie Mata, SAVES > 1. Christian Perez, Kevin Guppy, Radames Lafaurie, Joe Barton, Mike Caputo, Mark Macdonald, Jeff Blumkin, Joel Entreken, Mark Macdonald, Joel Entreken, Willie Lopez, Kevin Guppy, Joe Barton, Joe Barton, Mark Macdonald, Mike Littman, Mike Caputo, WINS > 1. Jeff Blumkin, Kevin Guppy, Radames Lafaurie, Mike Caputo, Radames Lafaurie, Joe Barton, Mark Macdonald, Joel Entreken, Christian Perez, Willie Lopez, SAVES > 1. Jeff Blumkin, Mike Littman, Radames Lafaurie, Mike Caputo, Zoltan Nagy, Christian Perez, Mark Macdonald, Joe Barton, Mike Littman, Zoltan Nagy, GOALS AGAINST AVG. (MIN. 500 MINS.) > 1. Mike Gonzalez, Mike Caputo, Jeff Blumkin, Kevin Guppy, Joe Barton, Joel Entreken, Radames Lafaurie, Christian Perez, Mark Macdonald, Jorge Buery, Zoltan Nagy, SHUTOUTS > 1. Kevin Guppy, Christian Perez, Joe Barton, Radames Lafaurie, Jeff Blumkin, Mark Macdonald, Mike Caputo, Joel Entreken, Mike Littman, Gary Wolfe, Joe Barton, Kevin Guppy, 76 GOALS AGAINST AVG. (MIN. 500 MINS.) > 1. Willie Lopez, Phil Heaver, Mike Caputo, Mike Caputo, Kevin Guppy, Kevin Guppy, Jeff Blumkin, Joe Barton, Kevin Guppy, Mike Littman, SHUTOUTS > 1. Kevin Guppy, Kevin Guppy, 8 3. Jeff Blumkin, Mike Caputo, Joe Barton, Joe Barton, Mike Littman, Radames Lafaurie, Radames Lafaurie, Kevin Guppy, Christian Perez, Christian Perez, Joel Entreken, Gary Wolfe, YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS GOALS > 1978 records not available 1979 Jim Edens Jim Edens 12 Eduardo Myluis 12 Kola Phillip Kola Phillip Kevin Cordasco Jose Perez John Tronson John Tronson Joey Kirk Joey Kirk Scott Piri Jim Hofferber Danny Daniels Danny Daniels Danny Daniels 10 Armando Valdivia Armando Valdivia Keith Rosenberg Keith West Michael Preis Federico Arroyo Michael Preis Federico Arroyo 11 Michael Preis Charles Mitchell Arshak Abyanli Charles Mitchell Willie Sims Willie Sims Willie Sims Sunghyun Kim 6 Ryan Rossi 6 Sunghyun Kim 4 Devin Deldó 4 Camilo Rojas 4 ASSISTS > 1978 records not available 1979 records not available 1980 Cruz Hernandez 6 Eduardo Myluis Jorge Gutierrez Joe Astalos Mike Gora Mike McAndrew Mike McAndrew Joey Kirk 12 Mike McAndrew Joey Kirk Jim Hofferber Jim Hofferber Bobby Reyes Armando Valdivia Danny Daniels 6 Dominic Zapata 6 RECORD IN OPENERS Season Openers Home Openers Armando Valdivia Mathew Davis Mathew Davis Michael Preis Federico Arroyo Federico Arroyo Federico Arroyo Tony Ortega Edwin Miranda Yossi Raz Jesse Servin 8 Willie Sims Daniel Paladini 8 Yossi Raz Sean Franklin Taylor Canel 6 Sunghyun Kim 3 Devin Deldó 3 Fergie Agwu 3 Dylan Riley 3 POINTS > 1978 records not available 1979 Jose Campos 29 Jim Edens Eduardo Myluis Kola Phillip Kevin Cordasco 29 Jorge Gutierrez Jose Perez John Tronson Frank Cubillos 34 John Tronson Joey Kirk Joey Kirk Scott Piri Jim Hofferber Danny Daniels Danny Daniels Danny Daniels Armando Valdivia Mathew Davis 17 Keith Rosenberg Keith West Michael Preis Federico Arroyo Federico Arroyo Federico Arroyo Charles Mitchell Arshak Abyanli Yossi Raz Willie Sims Willie Sims Willie Sims Sunghyun Kim 14 Sunghyun Kim 11 Devin Deldó 11 Conference Openers Conference Home Openers MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS TEAM MATCH RECORDS > Most Goals Scored 17 vs. Cal State Bakersfield, 1978 Most Goals Allowed 9 at UCLA, 1981 at San Jose State, 1998 TEAM SEASON RECORDS > Most Wins 19, 1987 Fewest Losses 2, 1987 Most Goals Scored 80, 1987 Fewest Goals Scored 19, 2000 Most Goals Allowed 48, 1982 Fewest Goals Allowed 17, 1985 Most Shutouts 12, 1985 MATADOR STREAKS Fewest Shutouts 1, 1996 Most Times Shutout 8 (1994) Fewest Times Shutout 1 (1978, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1998, 2003) INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS > Most Goals 9, Jose Perez vs. Cal State Bakersfield, 1983 Most Assists 5, Armando Valdivia vs. Oregon State, 1993 INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS > Most Goals 30, Joey Kirk, 1987 Most Assists 20, Armando Valdivia, 1993 Most Points 77, Joey Kirk, 1987 CONSECUTIVE WINS > Consecutive wins 8, to Consecutive matches without a loss 14 (13 wins, 1 tie), to Consecutive wins, home 20, to Consecutive wins, away (including neutral) 8, to Consecutive wins, season openers 7, ; Consecutive wins, home openers 7, Consecutive wins, conference 9, to Consecutive home wins, conference 12, to Consecutive away wins, conference 6, to ; to Consecutive wins, conference season openers 10, Consecutive wins, conference home openers 13, and 1992 Consecutive wins, start of season 7, 1979 Consecutive matches without a loss at start of season 10 (8 wins, 2 ties), 1983 Consecutive wins, start of conference 4, 1985 CONSECUTIVE DEFEATS > Consecutive defeats 6, to ; to Consecutive defeats, home 4, to Consecutive defeats, away (including neutral) 10, to Consecutive defeats, season openers 4, Consecutive defeats, home openers 2, and Consecutive defeats, conference 5, to Consecutive home defeats, conference 2, to ; to ; to ; to and to Consecutive away defeats, conference 3, to ; to ; to Consecutive defeats, conference season openers 4, , Consecutive defeats, conference home openers 2, ; Consecutive defeats, start of season 4, 1998 Consecutive defeats, start of conference 5, 1994 GOALS BY YEAR YEAR SCORED ALLOWED YEAR SCORED ALLOWED YEAR SCORED ALLOWED H YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS // MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS // MATADOR STREAKS // RECORD IN OPENERS // GOALS BY YEAR MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 41

23 H TEAMHISTORY ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS CCAA > 1980 Mark Goodwein Cruz Hernandez Jose Campos Eduardo Myluis Kola Phillip CCAA > 1981 Mark Goodwein Jose Perez Kola Phillip CCAA > 1982 Kevin Cordasco { DANIEL PALADINI } Jorge Gutierrez CCAA > 1983 Jose Perez Chris Geis Roberto Bagarotti Mike McAndrew CCAA > 1984 John Tronson Jose Perez Mike McAndrew Scott Murray, Co-MVP, MVP Rodney Batt Joey Kirk Thor Lee CCAA > 1985 Frank Cubillos Phil Heaver Mike McAndrew John Tronson Rodney Batt Scott Murray Thor Lee Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention CCAA > 1986 Joey Kirk, MVP Mike Harvey Thor Lee Mike McAndrew Rodney Batt Mike Caputo Steve Lazarus John Tronson CCAA > 1987 Joey Kirk, MVP Juan Florez Mike Harvey Thor Lee Rodney Batt Steve Lazarus Willie Lopez CCAA > 1988 Steve Lazarus, MVP Rick Iversen John Alevras Jim Hofferber Scott Piri Jeff Blumkin Honorable Mention CCAA > 1989 Bill Durkin Andy Torres Don Imamura Mike Littman Scott Piri Bobby Reyes Keith Martin Honorable Mention MPSF > 1992 Armando Valdivia Danny Daniels Teddy Davila Honorable Mention MPSF > 1993 Armando Valdivia Pacific Division Player of the Year Todd Biefield Mathew Davis Mark Macdonald Honorable Mention Mustapha Sesay Honorable Mention Keith West Honorable Mention MPSF > 1994 Mathew Davis Ross Linhart Ron Lou Honorable Mention MPSF > 1995 Keith West, MVP Mathew Davis Ron Lou Ross Linhart Honorable Mention Brandt Marott Honorable Mention MPSF > 1996 Michael Preis Brandon Fonseca Honorable Mention MPSF > 1997 Federico Arroyo Michael Preis Honorable Mention MPSF > 1999 Federico Arroyo Michael Preis Jon Relles MPSF > 2000 William Diaz Brandon Esparza Christian Perez BIG WEST > 2001 Yossi Raz Freshman of the Year Arshak Abyanli Joe Barton Juan Guerrero Edwin Miranda Brandon Esparza Honorable Mention Brian Phillips Honorable Mention BIG WEST > 2002 Joe Barton Goalkeeper of the Year Edwin Miranda Defensive Player of the Year Brian Phillips Yossi Raz Jesse Servin Brandon Esparza Juan Guerrero Charles Mitchell Josh Barton Honorable Mention Daniel Paladini Honorable Mention BIG WEST > 2003 Willie Sims Co-Offensive Player of the Year Freshman of the Year Edwin Miranda Defensive Player of the Year Yossi Raz Jesse Servin Alec de Mattos Honorable Mention Juan Guerrero Honorable Mention Joshua LeRoy Honorable Mention BIG WEST > 2004 Willie Sims Co-Offensive Player of the Year Yossi Raz Daniel Paladini Benjamin Benditson Sean Franklin Jesse Servin Derek Hanks Honorable Mention Radames Lafaurie Honorable Mention Gabriel Montoya Honorable Mention BIG WEST > 2005 Kevin Guppy Daniel Paladini Sean Franklin Willie Sims Taylor Canel Alec de Mattos Gianni Facio Ryan Rossi Matt Tracy Derek Hanks BIG WEST > 2006 Taylor Canel Sean Franklin Derek Hanks Sunghyun Kim Ryan Rossi Devin Deldó Kevin Guppy Matt Tracy BIG WEST > Sean Franklin Goalkeeper of the Year Midfielder of the Year Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Matt Tracy Kevun Guppy Rafael Garcia Sunghyun Kim Honorable Mention { TAYLOR CANEL } H ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 43

24 H TEAMHISTORY HONORS ALL-AMERICANS > 1980 Mark Goodwein 1981 Mark Goodwein Kola Phillip Jose Perez 1982 Kevin Cordasco 1986 Thor Lee John Tronson 1987 Joey Kirk Steve Lazarus 1988 Rick Iversen Steve Lazarus 1993 Armando Valdivia 2003 Edwin Miranda 2005 Willie Sims ALL-FAR WEST REGION > 1980 Mark Goodwein 1981 Mark Goodwein Kola Phillip Jose Perez 1982 Kevin Cordasco 1985 John Tronson 1986 Thor Lee John Tronson Rodney Batt Joey Kirk Mike McAndrew 1987 Rodney Batt Joey Kirk Steve Lazarus 1988 Rick Iversen Steve Lazarus 1991 Danny Daniels Gus Cardenas Third Team 1992 Armando Valdivia Third Team 1995 Keith West 1998 Michael Preis 2002 Brian Phillips Edwin Miranda Third Team Jesse Servin Third Team 2003 Edwin Miranda Willie Sims 2004 Willie Sims 2005 Willie Sims Daniel Paladini Taylor Canel Third Team Sean Franklin Third Team 2006 Sean Franklin Taylor Canel Third Team PLAYERS DRAFTED BY MLS > Joe Barton Drafted by L.A. Galaxy - Sixth Round MLS Super Draft (2002) Edwin Miranda Drafted by Dallas Burn - Sixth Round MLS Super Draft (2003) Benjamin Benditson Drafted by L.A. Galaxy (10th Overall) MLS Supplemental Draft (2004) Willie Sims Drafted by New England Revolution - Second Round MLS Super Draft (2006) Daniel Paladini Drafted by L.A. Galaxy (24th Overall) MLS Supplemental Draft (2006) Taylor Canel Drafted by L.A. Galaxy (26th Overall) MLS Supplemental Draft () Sean Franklin Drafted by L.A. Galaxy (4th Overall) MLS Super Draft (2008) SPECIAL HONORS > Federico Arroyo Independent Player of the Year (1998) Federico Arroyo All-Independent (1998) Mark Fitzpatrick All-Independent (1998) Joey Kirk Senior Bowl (1987) Joey Kirk U.S. National Team (1987) Joey Kirk U.S. West Regional All-Star Team (1987) Joey Kirk Soccer America Top 10 Players (1987) Joey Kirk Adidassler Award Finalist (1987) Joey Kirk Missouri Athletic Club Nominee (1987) Thor Lee U.S. West Regional All-Star Team (1987) Michael Preis All-Independent (1998) Michael Preis U.S. Under-23 National Team (1998) Michael Preis Pan American Games (1998) Trevor Schmidt All-Independent (1998) Willie Sims All-Freshman Team College Soccer News (2003) Willie Sims Freshman All-American Soccer America (2003) Sean Franklin Named to U-20 Men s National Team (2005) Kevin Guppy All-Freshman Team College Soccer News (2005) Sean Franklin Named to U-23 Men s National Team () { WILLIE SIMS } { EDWIN MIRANDA } MATADOR COACHING RECORDS ZVI FRIEDMAN > 1978 OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR W L T PCT. W L T PCT. FINISH nd 1 Year Total RIC FONSECA > OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR W L T PCT. W L T PCT. FINISH T-2nd nd th th 4 Year Totals MARWAN ASS AD > OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR W L T PCT. W L T PCT. FINISH rd st st st st T-1st st T-5th T-2nd th T-3rd T-4th th Year Totals TERRY DAVILA > 1999-PRESENT OVERALL CONFERENCE YEAR W L T PCT. W L T PCT. FINISH th th th nd st nd st rd th 9 Year Totals TOTALS OVERALL CONFERENCE YEARS W L T PCT. W L T PCT. TITLES COACHING HONORS MARWAN ASS AD > 1983 CCAA Coach of the Year 1984 CCAA Coach of the Year 1985 CCAA Coach of the Year 1986 NCAA Far West Region Coach of the Year 1988 CCAA Coach of the Year 1993 MPSF Coach of the Year (Pacific Division) TERRY DAVILA > 2002 Big West Coach of the Year 2003 Big West Coach of the Year 2005 Co-Big West Coach of the Year { TERRY DAVILA } { MARWAN ASS AD } H HONORS // MATADOR COACHING RECORDS // COACHING HONORS MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 45

25 H TEAMHISTORY MATADOR LETTERWINNERS A > Abyanli, Arshak 2001 C > Campos, Jose 1980 Agwu, Fergie Canel, Taylor Aikenhead, David 1980 Caputo, Mike Ajemian, Nerses 1980 Cardenas, Gus Alevras, John Carrillo, Anthony 1994 Allen, Kevin 1990 Castro, Luis Alvarez, Albert 1997 Chambers, Hakim 1995 Andrade, Ricardo 1980 Cherry, Jason 1990 Arroyo, Federico Christou, Nicholas Astalos, Joe 1982 Clegg, Michael Austin, Jason 1998 Clemens, Chris Avila, Greg , 2001 Colandone, Mike 1981 Cordasco, Kevin 1982 B > Badawi, Hiethem 1998 Cortez, Ramon Coughlan, Chris Bagarotti, Roberto Cox, Ben Bañuelos, Matthew 1998 Cracchiolo, Giuseppe 2001 Banyan, Sarkis 1993 Cruz, Luis 1996 Barton, Joe Cubillos, Frank Barton, Josh Batt, Rodney D > Bautista, Gilbert 1981 Dandolo, Eric 1995 Bay, Paul Daniels, Danny Dassise, Jim 1982 Bayleyegn, Redeat 1994 Davila, Teddy 1989, Beard, Will Davila, Terry Bekele, Belete 1991 Davis, Mathew Benditson, Aaron de Mattos, Alec Benditson, Benjamin Deldó, Devin Berman, Dan 1981 Delvalle, Jason Betmaleck, Edmund 1981 Demaine, Steve Biefeld, Todd Demarzi, Johannes 2006 Bilaver, Ante 1997 Diaz, Jose Bird, Al 1986 Diaz, Ramon 1982 Blumkin, Jeff Diaz, William Bomar, Peter Doleman, Iain Bonvehi, Mattias Durkin, Bill Borak, Chad Bruce, Tony 1982 E > Buery, Jorge Edens, Jim 1980 Burns, Ed El-Zarou, Amad Esparza, Felipe 1993 F > Facio, Gianni Fadem, Mark 1980 Faggiolly, Steve 1994 Fawehinmi, Stephen 1995 Feldman, Zach Fierst, Shane 2004 Fitzpatrick, Mark Florez, Juan 1987 Fonseca, Brandon Forshager, Nick 1982 Franklin, Sean Franks, Ryan 2000 Freeman, Dean 1985 G > Garcia, Rafael Garcia, Sergio 1980 Gebreyesus, Yared Geis, Chris Giangrasso, Santiago 1997 Gnekow, Chris 1985 Goldberg, Shaun 1986 Gomez, Moy Gonzalez, Mike Gonzalez, Rosendo Gonzalez Dalmas, Felix 2006 Goodwein, Mark Gora, Mike 1983 Gora, Rick Gordon, Charles Gordon, Michael 2005 Goren, Elad Gramacy, Bill 1982 Gribbons, Scott 1982 Griffiths, Brad Grimaldi, Marcello 1981 Grody, Mark 1985 Guadron, Juan Guerrero, Juan Guttierez, Jorge H > Hall, Jim Hamilton, Nicholas Hanks, Derek Harden, Jerry 1995 Harding, Travis Harvey, Mike 1984, Hawa, Raja 1993 Heaver, Phil 1985 Hernandez, Cruz 1980 Herrera, Alex , Herrera, Luis 1999 Hewitt, Gavin 1996 Hoeft, Joshua Hofferber, Jim Hohn, Jeremy Holderer, G.K Hudson, Leon 1992 Hunter, Scott I > Ibarra, Brandon Illfrey, Campbell 1992 Imamura, Don Isaac, Josh 1995 Iversen, Rick 1988 J > Johnson, Mark K > Kalhor, Bobak 1992 Kalhor, Sia 1982 Kempler, Yagil 1980 Kim, Sunghyun Kirk, Joey , 1987 Kironde, Isaac 2006 Konoske, Jeff 2005 Kury, Costa 2000 L > Larson, Casey 1995 LaVerde, German Lazarus, Steve Ledezma, Victor 1982 Lee, Kareem 1993 Lee, Thor Leonard, Jason 2001 LeRoy, Joshua 2003 Lieber, Eli 1983 Lilavois, Bernie 1988 Linhart, Ross Linhart, Steve 1987, Littman, Mike 1989 Lobos, Francisco 1985 Loehr, Hans 1984 Loftus, Brian 1996 Lopez, Adrian Lopez, Victor Lopez, Willie 1987 Lou, Ron Lowe, John 1987 M > Maass, Jason 1992 Macdonald, Mark Mackenzie, Steve 1986 Manucci, Greg Marmion, Declan Marott, Brandt Martin, Keith , 1991 Martinez, Cesar 2000 Martinez, Rafael 1994 Mashali, Fereydoon 1982 Mata, Louie McAndrew, Mike McClung, Ian 2004 Michael, Teferi 1991 Miller, Bo Miranda, Edwin Mitchell, Charles Montoya, Gabriel Moran, Will H MATADOR LETTERWINNERS Burns, Mike 1992 Entreken, Joel Guerrero, Robert 1989 Lafaurie, Radames Moreno, Enrique 1996 Butala, Richard 1980 Esparza, Brandon { RADAMES LAFAURIE } Guppy, Kevin Lara, Jason Mundy, Daryl MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 47

26 H TEAMHISTORY MATADOR LETTERWINNERS Munoz, Chris 1982 O > Murray, Brian 1997 Okerman, Jeff Murray, Scott Oropeza, Andres 2001 Myluis, Eduardo 1980 Ortega, Danny , 1999 Ortega, Tony N > Osorio, Gerardo 1982 Nagy, Zoltan 1995 Naina, Pradeep P > Nakanishi, Takeshi 2005 Page, Mike 1980 Ndiaye, Amadou 1999 Palacios, Junior 2000 Nishiyama, Danny 1995, 1997 Paladini, Daniel Nunez, Jose 1980 Pate, Robert Pelovits, Stan 1981 Perez, Adolfo Perez, Christian Perez, Jose 1981, Phillip, Kola Phillips, Brian Piña Rivera, Oswaldo Pince, Nick 2000 Piri, Scott Plascencia, Jr., Juan Plyler, Jay Polovets, Stan 1982 Ponce, Steve Portella, Raymond 1984 Shapiro, Robert 1996 Sharf, Leon 2002, 2004 Sherbetjian, Hagop Shields, Ronny Simpson, Ronnie 1990, 1992 Sims, Willie Siu, Brian Smith, Luis Spach, John 1987 Staack, Dylan 2004 Stark, Scott 1997 Stevenson, Paul Stupar, Jerry Swanson, Kris 1996 N Preis, Michael Preys, Roman 1982 Purtle, Keith T > Taub, Ben Tinajero, Jaime R > Radovic, Milan Raynor, Stephen 2000 Raz, Yossi Reid, Nick 1991 Relles, Jon Torres, Andy , 1989 Torres, Garrett 1994 Torres, Jorge Townes, Nelson 1994 Tracy, Matt Tronson, John Reyes, Bobby Riley, Dylan Rodriguez, Carlos 1998 Rodriguez, Jorge 2000 Rodriguez, Oswaldo 1998 Rojas, Camilo Rosenberg, Keith 1994 Ross, Aamon V > Valdivia, Armando Van der Veen, Daniel 2001 Van Splinter, Gregg Vasquez, Henry 1987 Vargas, Roy Vorster, Andre 1995 Ross, Jeremy 1993 Rossi, Ryan Rudolph, Rich 1993 Russo, Patrick 1998 Ruth, Scott 1987 Ruvalcaba, Ramiro W > West, Keith Wilson, Jim 1982 Wolfe, Gary 1984 Woodson, Peabo S > Sanchez, Rafael 2000, 2002 Y > Yoon, Daniel Sastoque, Juan 1995 Schalliol, Scott 1993 Schmidt, Trevor Z > Zapata, Dominic , 1994 Zarkowski, Mark { YOSSI RAZ } Servin, Jesse Sesay, Mustapha Ziegler, Matt Zuniga, Ismail 1993 NORTHRIDGE MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

27 N NORTHRIDGE MATADOR ADMINISTRATION DR. JOLENE KOESTER University President Dr. Jolene Koester began her appointment as the fourth president of California State University, Northridge on July 1, At the time of her appointment, Koester had been serving as provost and vice president for Academic Affairs and professor of communication studies at California State University, Sacramento, a post she had held since Prior to her appointment as provost, she served in other executive positions in the academic affairs division at CSU Sacramento. She has been a faculty member since She earned a B.A. from the University of Minnesota, an M.A. in communication arts from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Ph.D. in speech communication from Minnesota. The author of several scholarly books and articles on intercultural and interpersonal communication and a former Fulbright Scholar, Koester has served on systemwide committees on Cornerstones (the California State University s systemwide strategic plan), budget and accountability, and teacher preparation. The Minnesota native chaired CSU Sacramento s NCAA accreditation study and was president of the Western States Communication Association. In 1998, Cal State Northridge celebrated its 40th anniversary as the only public university located in Los Angeles San Fernando Valley, home to about 1.7 million residents. Founded in 1958, the university has grown to include the 353-acre Northridge campus with over 34,000 diverse students and more than 3,800 employees. The university is one of the largest in the 23-campus California State University system. Cal State Northridge offers bachelor s and master s degrees in more than 50 different majors. RICK MAZZUTO Athletic Director Rick Mazzuto was named Cal State Northridge Athletic Director on August 3, 2006, becoming the seventh athletic director in the Matadors 48-year history. Mazzuto comes to Northridge from Longwood University in Farmville, Va., where he served as athletic director since He has led the Lancers in the school s transition from Division II to Division I, which began in March At Longwood, Mazzuto guided the program through many changes, including increases in operating budgets, scholarships and department personnel, while also overseeing scheduling, fundraising and marketing. Additionally, Mazzuto was instrumental in developing a comprehensive master plan for new athletic facilities and the complete renovation of some existing facilities. Prior to his days at Longwood, Mazzuto was the athletic director at Saint Mary s in Moraga, Calif. from 1989 to He oversaw a $5-million budget and 16- sport athletic program while with the Gaels. During his time at SMC, the Gaels made three trips to the NCAA Tournament with their 1992 women s soccer, 1997 men s basketball and 1999 women s basketball squads. Mazzuto began his athletic director career at Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y., where he managed the Gaels 20-sport program. While there, Iona participated in two NCAA Tournaments and National Invitational Tournaments in men s basketball, as the school won a combined 13 conference championships. Mazzuto started at Iona in 1977, working for three years as the institution s associate athletic director. Mazzuto has served on numerous committees during his career, including the NCAA Division I Women s Basketball Committee from 1991 to He also has extensive community service activities, serving on the Board of Directors of both the Moraga and New Rochelle Rotary Clubs. Mazzuto earned his bachelor s and master s degrees in political science from Trinity College in Hartford, Conn., where he began his career in intercollegiate athletics as the school s sports information director for two years. He also served as SID at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa. for four years, and was the publicity director for the East Coast Conference for two years. Mazzuto, 57, is married to the former Janet Johnstone. DR. AKI HIROTA Faculty Athletic Representative Dr. Aki Hirota enters her fourth year as the faculty athletic representative. Hirota is a professor and Japanese section head in the Department of Modern and Classical Languages & Literatures at Cal State Northridge. She has been teaching at CSUN since While at CSUN, she has been a member of the College Board Japanese Achievement Test Development Committee ( ) and served as the chair of the SAT II: Japanese Test Committee when the test was first implemented ( ). Her areas of research interests include Japanese court poetry and haiku, the power struggle between the Imperial house and the Shogunate, and the fastchanging trends and values of the contemporary Japanese society. Prior to coming to the United States, she earned her bachelor s degree in English Literature from Fukuoka Women s University. She then attained her master s degree in History from the University of Oklahoma and her Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Cultures from UCLA. Hirota has an accomplished athletic background, competing as a gymnast at Kego Junior High School, a swimmer at Fukuoka Central High School, and serving as an assistant swimming coach for four years at Kyushu Girl s High School. STAFF DIRECTORY Cal State Northridge Directory 2661 USU Ticket Office 2488 Mailing Address: Athletic Department Nordhoff Street Northridge, Ca ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION > Rick Mazzuto DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 2933 Dr. Aki Hirota FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE 3460 Tom Ford ASSOCIATE A.D., EXTERNAL RELATIONS 4837 Ashlie Kite ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 4839 Janet Pinneau ASSOCIATE A.D./SWA/STUDENT SERVICES 6432 Lauree Floback ATHLETICS DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT 3008 LeeAnna Berkeland ACCOUNT TECHICIAN 2207 Karen Mariglia ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT COORDINATOR 2660 Cynthia Morgan ADMINSTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT 3208 TBA ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT ASSISTANT 7245 Joyce Scanlin ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT 4836 ACADEMIC SUPPORT > Fax 6590 Mandie McConkey ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT COORDINATOR 4781 Lara Kehkedjian ACADEMIC ADVISOR 4781 Michelle Ziser ACADEMIC ADVISOR 4781 Brett Sanders ACADEMIC ADVISOR 4781 ATHLETIC DEVELOPMENT > Megan Marconi Norman ASST. A.D./DEVELOPMENT 6584 BUSINESS AFFAIRS > Kimberly Siemen ASST. A.D., BUSINESS AFFAIRS 6431 COMPLIANCE > Lisa Mabry DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE 2693 EQUIPMENT > Isidore Gold EQUIPMENT MANAGER 3236 Stephanie Cantu ASSISTANT MANAGER 3236 FACILITIES > Fax 2661 Mark Adamiak FACILTIES MANAGER 7423 Howard Garcia EVENTS MANAGER 2836 MARKETING > Erin Kiser ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 2683 Corporate Partnershiups, Cheerleading Squad/Matador Director/Marketing & Pep Band Advisor, Guest Promotions Appearances TBA 7775 Group Tickets, Game Day Promotions, Matty the Matador Mascot Appearances, Community Outreach MEDIA RELATIONS > Fax 4950 Bob Vazquez ASST. A.D./MEDIA RELATIONS 2313 cell: Men s Basketball, Women s Water Polo Matt Monroe ASSOCIATE MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR 3247 Men s/women s Volleyball, Men s/women s Golf, Men s/women s Track & Field Geoff Herberg ASSISTANT MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR 3243 Women s Basketball, Women s Soccer, Women s Tennis Eric Bankston MEDIA RELATIONS ASSISTANT 3860 Men s Soccer, Men s/women s Swimming, Baseball Braden Villanueva MEDIA RELATIONS ART DIRECTOR 6634 Baseball Press Box 4292 Basketball Press Box 4702 Softball Press Box 2988 Volleyball Press Box 4702 ATHLETIC TRAINING > 7516 Fax 4410 Steve Grech DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE 3237 Sarah Lyons ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 7602 Erick Buitrago ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 6054 Yoshi Shiratori ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 6052 Dunford Rodill ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 5825 TEAM PHYSICANS > Dr. Rick Sletten GENERAL PHYSICIAN 3684 STRENGTH & CONDITIONING > Fax 4762 Daniel Kohn HEAD STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH 6359 Gary Demena GRADUATE ASSISTANT 6359 BASEBALL > Fax 2661 Steve Rousey HEAD COACH 7055 Mark Kertenian ASSISTANT COACH 3218 Rob McKinley ASSISTANT COACH 6652 Phil Van Horn VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH 3231 Tom Hutchison DIRECTOR OF BASEBALL OPERATIONS 6651 Baseball Field 3233 MEN S BASKETBALL > Fax 2661 Bobby Braswell HEAD COACH 3231 James Blake ASSISTANT COACH 3994 Danny Sprinkle ASSISTANT COACH 2682 Louis Wilson ASSISTANT COACH 7071 Ryan Dodd DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS 6251 WOMEN S BASKETBALL > Fax 2661 Staci Schulz HEAD COACH 2075 Carla Houser ASSISTANT COACH 5395 Cory O Dell ASSISTANT COACH 6662 Abby Vaughn ASSISTANT COACH 4949 MEN S GOLF > Fax 2661 Jim Bracken HEAD COACH 3228 WOMEN S GOLF > Fax 2661 Bonnie Murphy HEAD COACH 7006 All extensions are (818) 677- MEN S SOCCER > Fax 2661 Terry Davila HEAD COACH 2379 Yossi Raz ASSISTANT COACH 2946 Ivan Alzate ASSISTANT COACH 4535 Peter Bomar VOLUNTEER COACH 6252 WOMEN S SOCCER > Fax 2661 Keith West HEAD COACH 6252 Juan Plasencia ASSISTANT COACH 4535 Derek Hanks ASSISTANT COACH 3852 SOFTBALL > Fax 2661 Barbara Jordan HEAD COACH 3854 Roni Sparrey ASSISTANT COACH 7259 Kia Fennell ASSISTANT COACH 3230 Softball Field 3885 MEN S & WOMEN S SWIMMING > Fax 4762 Barry Schreifels HEAD COACH 3239 Kelsey Leckovic ASSISTANT COACH 4732 WOMEN S TENNIS > Fax 2661 Gary Victor HEAD COACH 2948 James Ciuffo ASSISTANT COACH 2058 Zbynek Mlynarik VOLUNTEER COACH 3882/4731 MEN S & WOMEN S TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY > Fax 2661 Don Strametz HEAD COACH 3608 Avery Anderson ASSISTANT COACH 2228 Bridget Pearson ASSISTANT COACH 3242 Seilala Sua ASSISTANT COACH 7680 MEN S VOLLEYBALL > Fax 2661 Jeff Campbell HEAD COACH 4512 TBA ASSISTANT COACH 4180 Mike Arone VOLUNTEER COACH 4180 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL > Fax 2661 Jeff Stork HEAD COACH 4104 Kiran Mistry ASSISTANT COACH 7784 Susie Terrusa ASSISTANT COACH 3221 Alice Wang Xin VOLUNTEER COACH 4101 WOMEN S WATER POLO > Fax 4762 Molly Barnes HEAD COACH 3009 Marcelo Leonardi ASSISTANT COACH 3009 N MATADOR ADMINISTRATION // STAFF DIRECTORY MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 51

28 N NORTHRIDGE MEDIA INFORMATION WELCOME > The members of the Cal State Northridge Media Relations Office appreciate your interest in the 2008 Matadors men s soccer team. We hope this media guide serves as your complete source to this year s team and a history of Cal State Northridge men s soccer. If you have any further questions, please call Eric Bankston, Media Relations Assistant, or any member of the Matadors Media Relations Office at CREDENTIALS > Requests for press, radio, television and photographers credentials should be addressed to Eric Bankston, Media Relations Assistant, Cal State Northridge, Athletic Department, Nordhoff Street, Northridge, Ca , The fax number is Requests will be mailed when time permits. Otherwise, they will be left at Will Call which is located in entry of Matador Soccer Field. PHOTO CREDENTIALS > Photographers must contact the Athletic Media Relations Office for credentials. Only working media will be issued a pass. Photographers are required to wear their credential in plain sight at all time. MEDIA PARKING > Media parking passes, issued only in advance by the Athletic Media Relations Office, are for the University s Lot G4. The entrances MEDIA RELATIONS Eric Bankston SOCCER SID Men s Soccer, Baseball, Men s/women s Swimming IMPORTANT NUMBERS > Fax Baseball Press Box Basketball Press Box Softball Press Box Volleyball Press Box to Lot G4 are on the west side of Zelzah Avenue between Nordhoff and Plummer Streets. RADIO/TELEVISION LINES > Visiting radio stations must make arrangements through the Athletic Media Relations Office at least two weeks prior to the game. There will be a $35 charge (nonconference opponents only) for use of the telephone line provided for radio, and ALL calls must be either collect or billed to a calling credit card. CONTACTING COACHES > The best time to contact men s soccer head coach Terry Davila is weekday mornings from 9 a.m. to Noon. Davila s office telephone number is (818) However, it is recommended that you set up your interviews through the Media Relations Office at (818) SEASON INTERVIEWS > To arrange a player or coach, please contact the Media Relations Office at (818) The best time for short interviews is following daily practices, which usually run from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Matadome located in Redwood Hall. The best time for extended interviews is normally between 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., depending upon class schedules and team obligations. No interviews will be permitted during daily practice sessions. Interviews on game days will only be granted after the conclusion of the contest. Telephone interviews are available to the media on a call-back basis only. Individual player telephone numbers or addresses WILL NOT be given to members of the media. Players are instructed NOT to conduct interviews when contacted directly by telephone. The Athletic Media Relations Office will arrange for telephone interviews at a time convenient for the student-athlete. The most popular time for call backs is following practice. The Matador locker room and team training rooms are considered private team areas and are OFF- LIMITS to the media. POST GAME INTERVIEWS > At no time will the media be admitted into the Northridge locker room area. There will be a 10- minute cooling down period after the contest. After that time, requests for interviews with Matador coaches and players will be coordinated by a representative from the Northridge Athletic Media Relations Office. Visiting Sports Information Directors will be responsible for their coach and player interviews. SCOUTS > NCAA rules will be strictly enforced. Scouts from opposing sc hools will be issued one press credential if space permits. Requests must be made at least four days in advance. Bob Vazquez ASST. A.D./MEDIA RELATIONS cell: robert.vazquez@csun.edu Men s Basketball, Women s Water Polo Matt Monroe ASSOCIATE MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR matthew.c.monroe@csun.edu Men s/women s Volleyball, Men s/women s Golf, Track & Field Geoffrey Herberg ASSISTANT MEDIA RELATIONS DIRECTOR geoffery.herberg@csun.edu Women s Basketball, Women s Soccer, Softball & Women s Tennis Braden Villanueva MEDIA RELATIONS ART DIRECTOR braden.o.villanueva@csun.edu MEDIA OUTLETS Below is a list of many of the media outlets that cover Cal State Northridge Athletics. NEWSPAPERS > Los Angeles Daily News Antelope Valley News Daily Sundial Sports Glendale News Press Los Angeles Times Newhall Signal Orange County Register Ventura County Star USA Today RADIO > KCSN (88.5 FM) KFWB (980 AM) KNX (1070 AM) Sporting News Radio (1540 AM) ESPN Radio XTRA (570 AM) LOCAL TELEVISION > KCBS, Channel 2 KNBC, Channel 4 KTLA, Channel 5 KABC, Channel 7 KCAL, Channel 9 KTTV, Channel 11/KCOP, Channel 13 NATIONAL TELEVISION > ESPN SportsCenter Fox Sports/Fox Sports News WIRE SERVICES > Associated Press ATHLETIC TRAINING CENTER & WEIGHT ROOM Steven Grech DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE steven.grech@csun.edu Daniel Kohn STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH daniel.kohn@csun.edu THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY Northridge Sports Medicine staff is charged with the responsibility of providing the highest quality medical care to more than 400 studentathletes that participate in 20 intercollegiate athletic teams in the most efficient manner possible. This responsibility includes administering to the health and welfare of the student-athlete on a daily basis and measuring their readiness for athletic competition. In conjunction wit hthe Addie Koltz Student Health Center, the sports medicine staff provides daily services in the prevention, immediate care, and management of athletic injuries and illnesses. Thanks to the generous donation from the Encino-Tarzana Regional Medical Center and its parent company, Tenet Foundation, it was possible for the 2,500 square-foot Athletic Training Center to be built. The Center opened in September, 2000, and almost quadrupled the size of the old facility. The Sports Medicine staff includes the certified athletic trainers, athletic training students, team physicians, and a wide variety of medial specialists. Director of Sports Medicine, Steven Grech, is joined by assistant athletic trainers Sarah Lyons, Erick Buitrago, and Jenny Maybry. Northridge s doctors include Orthopedists Dr. Domenick Sisto and Dr. Brett Leake, as well as sports medicine physicians Dr. Eric Sletten and Dr. James Ting. Aimie Kachingwe, PT and Ira Schneider, DC provide physical therapy and chiropractic services, respectively. The Athletic Training Center is located in Redwood Hall and features electronic therapeutic modalities, rehabilitation equipment, and a physician exam. Redwood Hall also houses Northridge s strength and conditioning room. Headed by coach Daniel Kohn, the strength and conditioning room contains a wide array of weightlifting and exercise equipment for all of the studentathlete s needs. N MEDIA INFORMATION // ATHLETIC TRAINING CENTER & WEIGHT ROOM MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 53

29 N NORTHRIDGE THIS IS CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY? California State University, Northridge exists to help students realize their educational goals. The University's first priority is to promote the welfare and intellectual progress of students. Part of the 23-campus California State University system, Cal State Northridge is the only public university located in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley (If incorporated, the area with 1.7 million residents would be the fifth largest city in the United States). Northridge celebrated its 40th anniversary in , having educated more than 165,000 alumni. The main Northridge campus covers 356 acres and has about four million square feet of facilities, including about two dozen major buildings and more than 100 in total. Campus physical assets are valued at more than $613 million. The physical heart of the campus is the Oviatt Library with more than one million volumes. Cal State Northridge also operates a satellite campus in adjoining Ventura County. Cal State Northridge, accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, is one of the largest higher education institutions in California and is the third-largest public university (2005 enrollment) in L.A. County after UCLA and Long Beach State. CSUN enrolls just over 33,000 students in Fall 2003, with about 1,900 faculty and a staff of nearly 2,100. CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE HISTORY In fall 1956, the San Fernando Valley campus of the Los Angeles State College of Applied Arts and Sciences (later Cal State Los Angeles) was established on the present Northridge site. Soon after, the state Legislature passed Assembly Bill 971, which provided for the campus to separate from its parent college. On July 1, 1958, the founding date of the present university, the institution became San Fernando Valley State College, with about 3,300 students and 104 faculty. On June 1, 1972, the college was renamed California State University, Northridge, by action of the state Legislature and the Board of Trustees of the California State University. NORTHRIDGE NOTABLES CSUN is headed toward becoming one of the most modern university campuses in the country. Six new buildings worth more than $70 million each with state-of-the-art facilities have finished or are under construction, including new wings for the Oviatt Library and a new Arts, Media and Communication Building. Renovations have also just been completed to the University Student Union. Cal State Northridge has small average class sizes, ranging from about 29 for lecture sections and 19 for laboratory sections. In the recent student survey, small class size was one of the campus' features most appreciated by students, with 84 percent indicating satisfaction. THE COLLEGES AT CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE Arts, Media and Communication Business Administration and Economics Education Engineering and Computer Science Extended Learning Health and Human Development Humanities Science and Mathematics Social and Behavioral Sciences Cal State Northridge ranked first among 529 master's level universities in its number of graduates who went on to earn Ph.Ds in the social sciences and psychology, according to a recent National Science Foundation report. The university also ranked second in mathematics and among the top dozen such campuses in biology, computer sciences, engineering and physical sciences. Northridge students have good things to say about their experience at the university. In a recent survey of Cal State Northridge students: 86 percent said they were satisfied with their overall experience at Cal State Northridge; 87 percent said they were satisfied with the overall quality of instruction; and about two-thirds said they would choose CSUN again as a university. Northridge has been a leader in involving its students in community service learning, where academic learning is merged with meaningful community work. The university launched a Center for Community Service Learning that has helped create more than 40 new courses since its inception in CSUN students have taught computer skills to pregnant and at-risk teens and helped establish an after school children's literature/literacy program. Cal State Northridge is the leading public university in California in preparing students to obtain teaching credentials. The university had 1,000 single or multiple subject teaching credential documents issued to students/graduates during , more than any other Cal State or University of California campus, according to data from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing. Students at Cal State Northridge constitute a veritable United Nations, with enrollment coming from more than 70 foreign countries. The university consistently ranks in the top 25 for master's level universities based on the size of its foreign student population. Of the foreign students enrolled at Cal State Northridge in the most by country came from Japan, Korea and Taiwan. Northridge is a university committed to using advanced technology to aid in the education process. Virtually all CSUN students have campusprovided accounts, as do most faculty and staff. The campus also has an inventory of more than 5,000 computers, including about 2,000 spread among 100 labs. The university also offers about two dozen online academic courses. Cal State Northridge, one of the first mainstream universities to accept deaf students in the 1960s, now hosts one of the largest deaf student populations among U.S. universities. Nearly 300 deaf and hard-of-hearing students receive sign language interpreting, real-time captioning and other special services each year through the university's renowned National Center on Deafness (NCOD). The Center on Disabilities at Northridge, specializing in technology and its impact on those with disabilities, annually hosts the Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference, the largest event of its kind drawing thousands of participants from around the world. The center also operates one of the first and finest university computer access labs for students with disabilities. Northridge is a university where minority students are welcome and can excel. The U.S. Education Department ranked Cal State Northridge among the top 100 universities nationwide in graduating Hispanic students at the bachelor's and master's levels. The university also places highly in Black Issues in Higher Education rankings for degrees awarded. Eight Cal State Northridge faculty members have been awarded the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship for research and creative activity during the institution's history. Fiftyeight Northridge faculty, including 22 since 1980, have received Fulbright awards to conduct research or teach abroad. FACTS LOCATION: Cal State Northridge is located in the northeast San Fernando Valley of suburban Los Angeles. FOUNDED: 1958 (as San Fernando Valley State College) Changed name to California State University, Northridge, on June 1, MASCOT & COLORS: Cal State Northridge's mascot is the Matador. The school colors are Red, Black and White. CAMPUS SIZE: 356 acres ENROLLMENT (Fall 2005): 33,243 FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT (FTE): 25,139 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS: 26,854 GRADUATE STUDENTS: 6,389 DEGREES OFFERED: Bachelor's: 64, Master's: 50 STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS (FALL 2005) Undergraduate Average Age: 23.5 Graduate Average Age: 34.2 Average Age of All Students: 25.5 Men: 40.0% Women: 60.0% White: 32.1% Latino: 26.4% Other: 16.1% Asian American: 8.2% African American: 8.0% International: 5.0% Filipino/Pacific Islander: 3.7% American Indian: 0.5% N THIS IS CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 55

30 N NORTHRIDGE THE NORTHRIDGE COMMUNITY THE AREA SURROUNDING California State University, Northridge offers a variety of recreational opportunities for students. Cal State Northridge, located in sunny Southern California, is a centrally located point to many of Los Angeles famous attractions. The Cal State Northridge campus is situated in Northridge, a suburb in the San Fernando Valley. The Valley is home to over 1.7 million people. Northridge itself is a warm community of approximately 90,000 people, located within Los Angeles County. The California coastline is beautiful up and down the state, especially the Southern California beaches. From Santa Monica to Malibu to Redondo and beyond, the beaches are miles and miles of sand, sun and surf. And, for those who enjoy the snow, several very good local ski areas are a short one- to twohour drive north of Cal State Northridge. What more could a college student want? Not only is CSUN close enough to beaches and ski areas for weekend getaways, but the cultural attractions in nearby Los Angeles are interesting and enlightening. There is The Music Center, The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, The California Museum of Science and Industry, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Getty Center and a host of other attractions. For those who might happen to enjoy the thrills and fun of amusement parks, Northridge is a close drive to Disneyland, Six Flags Magic Mountain and Knotts Berry Farm. The television and movie production center of Hollywood is about 30 minutes south of Cal State Northridge; in fact, the campus itself has been used numerous times for location shots, including the recent film Sky High and television shows Commander in Chief and Criminal Minds. Famous studios like CBS, NBC and Universal have tours that show how television and movie productions are made. Getting tickets to see a filming of American Idol, or The Tonight Show would make a fun outing for anyone. For those who enjoy professional sports, Los Angeles is famous for its teams. STAPLES Center, which has a seating capacity of 21,000, is home to the nine-time World Champion Los Angeles Lakers and the L.A. Clippers of the National Basketball Association. It also hosts the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League, the Los Angeles Avengers of the Arena Football League and the two-time WNBA Champion Los Angeles Sparks. STAPLES Center is located 40 minutes south of campus, adjacent to the Los Angeles Convention Center in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Major League Baseball has Southern California representatives in both the National and American leagues, including the six-time World Series Champion Los Angeles Dodgers, members of the National League West, and the 2003 World Series Champion Anaheim Angels, members of the American League West. The famous New Year s traditions, the Tournament of Roses Parade and the Rose Bowl football game, are both held in nearby Pasadena. Los Angeles is also wellknown for its theater. You'll find the Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles, which is home to the new Broadway show The Producers. Plays like Cats, Les Miserables and Phantom of the Opera have enjoyed long runs in Los Angeles, with more theater being produced in Los Angeles every year. The Cal State Northridge Theatre Whether it s sandy beaches, snowy slopes or just great entertainment, you ll find it all within a short drive of the Cal State Northridge campus. What more could a college student want? Department also has close ties and works with professional drama troupes. For music lovers, the Los Angeles area is fortunate to feature live performances for every musical taste. Major concerts are held year-round at the Universal Amphitheatre, The Great Western Forum and the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena. Evening summer concert series that feature Philharmonics and pop artists can be heard at The Hollywood Bowl, Irvine Meadows Amphitheater, Pacific Amphitheater and the Greek Theater. All in all, Northridge and the Los Angeles area have a lot to offer anyone. From sporting events to roller coasters, from plays to museums, there s always something exciting to do in Los Angeles. PROMINENT ALUMNI [ PAULA ABDUL ] [ RICHARD DREYFUSS ] [ RICHARD ALARCON ] [ JENNA ELFMAN ] [ DIRK GATES ] [ SUE HERERA ] [ SCOTT HOROWITZ ] [ HELEN HUNT ] [ CHRIS KATTAN ] [ CHEECH MARIN ] [ EVA MENDES ] [ IRENE TOVAR ] CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE, as the only public university in the San Fernando Valley region, each year graduates thousands of students who go on to very successful careers in a wide variety of disciplines. Many of the university's graduates also rise to the peak of their fields and become well known public figures. Below is a sampling of some of Northridge's prominent alumni. ACTORS Lesley Boone, Richard Dreyfuss, Jenna Elfman, Robert Englund, Bob Eubanks, Teri Garr, Phil Hartman, Helen Hunt, Chris Kattan, Cheech Marin, Eva Mendes, Eve Plumb, Larry Wilcox and Debra Winger SINGERS AND MUSICIANS Paula Abdul, Daryl Dragon (Captain & Tennille), Andy Summers (the Police), opera star Carol Vaness, songwriter Diane Warren and Tim Weisberg MEDIA AND JOURNALISM Frank del Olmo, Los Angeles Times Associate Editor Thom Ferro, Executive Vice President, Westwood One radio Bill Griffeth, Ron Insana and Sue Herera of CNBC cable Robert Hilburn, Los Angeles Times pop music critic Dennis McCarthy, Los Angeles Daily News columnist ENTERTAINMENT EXECUTIVES, PRODUCERS, DIRECTORS Michael Bessolo, Senior V.P Marketing, Walt Disney Records Michael Grillo, Head of Features Productions, Dreamworks SKG Don Hahn, Executive Producer of The Lion King and other Disney animated features Mark Lester, movie director Del Mayberry, Executive Vice President & CFO, Fox Networks Group GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS Richard Alarcon, California State Senator Linda Lingle, Governor of Hawaii Silverio Robledo, Former Mayor, City of San Fernando EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICES Yvonne Chan, charter school pioneer Irene Tovar, heads the largest housing and Head Start programs in Los Angeles; first Latina to be appointed to statewide position CEOS, PRESIDENTS AND EXECUTIVES Stephen Bollenbach, CEO of Hilton Hotels Dirk Gates, President and CEO of Xircom Stanford Kurland, President and CEO of Countrywide Home Loans Larry Twersky, Founder of DENTIST and President, Futuredontics Alex Yemenidjian, CEO of MGM Grand ALUMNI IN SPACE THE FINAL FRONTIER Scott Horowitz, NASA space shuttle astronaut John Stoltz, inventor of the transponder landing system Jeri Taylor, creator of Star Trek Voyager N THE NORTHRIDGE COMMUNITY // PROMINENT ALUMNI MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 57

31 N NORTHRIDGE ACADEMIC SUCCESS ACADEMIC SUCCESS IS NO STRANGER TO THE student-athletes at Cal State Northridge. Last year, four Matador student-athletes were accorded Academic All-American honors, while a total of 44 Cal State Northridge student- athletes were accorded conference, regional and university academic accolades. The list of outstanding Matador student-athletes included several men s soccer players includinggoalkeepers Kevin Guppy [pictured at right top] and Nicholas Christou [pictured at right bottom], who were named to the 2008 CSUN Varsity N Academic Athletic Honor Roll. Guppy is studying sociology while Christou is pursuing a degree in real estate management and finance. Kevin and Nicholas are to be congratulated not only for their efforts on the field, but in the classroom as well, said Matador head coach Terry Davila. On the field, Guppy has earned all-league honors following all three of his seasons at Northridge, including a spot on the All-Big West. He is also the school s all-time leader in career wins (29) and shutouts (21.5). These student-athletes do such an extraordinary job of maintaining the discipline necessary to practice, compete in games, and do great work in the classroom, said Dr. Koester, who honored 39 Matador student-athletes at the 2008 Cal State Northridge Varsity N Athletics Academics Honor Roll ceremony. We are honoring you today for your great work in the classroom. It gives me great pleasure to know of your commitment to the student part of the student-athlete equation. Cal State Northridge Athletic Director Rick Mazzuto also praised the quality of Matador student-athletes. This group of student-athletes represents an ideal combination of excellence in the classroom and athletic competition, said Mazzuto. In many ways, they present the best we have to offer, and serve as role models for other CSUN student-athletes and prospective students. HALL OF FAME: A TRADITION OF SUCCESS MANY OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETES HAVE WORN the Matador colors of Red, White and Black since the Cal State University opened its doors in An elite list of 99 student-athletes have been inducted into the Cal State Northridge Athletic Hall of Fame. NAME INDUCTED IN BASEBALL > Lyman Bostock 1981 Henry Hank Clark 1988 Craig Clayton 1999 Paul Edmondson 1981 Marty Friedman 1985 Jeff Gilbert 1984 Perry Husband 2004 Adam Kennedy 2001 Bob LoPresti 1983 Douglas McKenzie 1992 Michael O Hara 1993 Rondal Rollin 1987 Frank Slaton 2001 Jason Thompson 1982 MEN S BASKETBALL > Pete Cassidy HEAD COACH 2004 Mark Cooley 1985 Jack Dyck 1992 Cliff Higgins 1990 Jim Malkin 1982 Paul McCracken 1983 George Robnett 1987 WOMEN S BASKETBALL > Patricia De La Riva 2001 FENCING > Muriel Bower 1984 FOOTBALL > Dick Billingsley 1983 Sherdrick Bonner 1998 Steve Duddy 1991 Jack Elway 1995 Patrick Hauser 1990 Doug Jones 1982 Mike Kane 1992 Bruce Lemmerman 1981 Joel Schaeffer 2001 Brian Wagner 1993 Mel Wilson 1984 MEN S GOLF > Rex Caldwell 1981 Ben Graham 1990 Jeff Harrier 1984 Geoff Knowles 1999 Dan Pouliot 1991 Vic Wilk 1990 WOMEN S GOLF > Joyce Deese Benson 1984 MEN S GYMNASTICS > Richard Grigsby 1981 Rusty Rock 1983 MEN S SOCCER > Michael McAndrew 1992 Jose Perez 1993 SOFTBALL > Debbie Dickman-Crofts 2004 Barbara Jordan 1995 Stacy Lim 1993 Scia Maumausolo 2001 Michelle McAnany 1991 Kathy (Kat Slaten-Ayala) 1992 Kathy Toerner 1990 Gary Torgeson HEAD COACH 1994 MEN S SWIMMING > Pete Accardy 1994 Herb Bishop 1987 Craig Dinkel 1985 Bruce Dodge 1985 Bob Gaona 1982 Michael Hamm 1986 John Larson 1981 Jeff Thornton 1988 WOMEN S SWIMMING > Michelle Hampton 1990 Christa Lawrence 1992 Tracy McCluskey Rose 1994 Maggie Sundberg-Negron 1987 MEN S TENNIS > Tony Davila HEAD COACH 2004 Steve Messmer 1982 WOMEN S TENNIS > Heidi Rose 1995 MEN S TRACK & FIELD > Stephen Brodi 1988 Ed Chaidez 1983 Clarence Frazier 1983 WOMEN S TRACK & FIELD > Darcy Arreola Lange 1998 Alice Brown 1986 Julie Brown 1981 Jacqueline Hansen 1988 Pam Spencer-Marquez 1985 MEN S VOLLEYBALL > Coley Kyman 2004 Bob Samuelson 1994 WOMEN S VOLLEYBALL > Angela Binton-Collins 1993 Rosemarie Finnigan Rahn 2001 Diana Hoffman 1981 Mary Perry 1984 Mary Jane Smith-Waldman 1986 SPECIAL INDUCTEES > Dr. Glenn Arnett 1981 Dr. Judy Brame 2001 Joe Buttitta 1982 Stephen Burnett 1988 Dr. Lester Cohn 1988 Dr. James Cleary 1991 Dr. Lennin Glass 1988 Dick Enberg 1981 Bob Hiegert 1998 Dr. Rhonda Hyatt 1999 Phillip Munroe 1986 Dr. Edmund Peckham 1992 Dr. E. Ann Stitt 1990 Virginia White 1985 Dale Williams 1986 Dr. Sam Winningham 1987 N ACADEMIC SUCCESS // HALL OF FAME MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2008 MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 59

32 N NORTHRIDGE A HISTORY OF SUCCESS MEN S CHAMPIONSHIPS >> NCAA Division I, II 1989 Marwan Ass ad 2003 Terry Davila 2005 Terry Davila THE UNIVERSITY Beautiful weather and a beautiful campus BASEBALL > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1970 Bob Hiegert 1984 Bob Hiegert CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1965 Stan Chamofsky 1970 Bob Hiegert 1971 Bob Hiegert 1972 Bob Hiegert 1973 Bob Hiegert 1981 Bob Hiegert 1990 Bill Kernan 1996 Mike Batesole 2002 Mike Batesole BASKETBALL > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Jerry Ball Pete Cassidy Pete Cassidy Pete Cassidy Pete Cassidy Bobby Braswell -08 Bobby Braswell CROSS COUNTRY > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1973 Chris Johnson 1974 Chris Johnson 1975 Chris Johnson 1976 Chris Johnson FOOTBALL > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1983 Tom Keefe 1990 Bob Burt GOLF > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1969 Bill Cullum 1973 Bill Cullum 1974 Bill Cullum CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2000 Jim Bracken GYMNASTICS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS SOCCER > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1984 Marwan Ass ad 1985 Marwan Ass ad 1986 Marwan Ass ad 1987 Marwan Ass ad 1988 Marwan Ass ad SWIMMING & DIVING > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1975 Pete Accardy 1977 Pete Accardy 1978 Pete Accardy 1979 Pete Accardy 1981 Pete Accardy 1982 Pete Accardy 1983 Pete Accardy 1984 Pete Accardy 1985 Pete Accardy CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1970 Pete Accardy 1971 Pete Accardy 1972 Pete Accardy 1973 Pete Accardy 1974 Pete Accardy 1975 Pete Accardy 1976 Pete Accardy 1977 Pete Accardy 1978 Pete Accardy 1979 Pete Accardy TENNIS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1969 TRACK & FIELD > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOOR 1975 Cliff Abel CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOOR 1974 Cliff Abel 1975 Cliff Abel 1976 Cliff Abel 1984 Bill Webb 1995 Don Strametz 1996 Don Strametz 2004 Don Strametz 2005 Don Strametz Don Strametz WOMEN S CHAMPIONSHIPS >> NCAA Division I, II BASKETBALL > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Frozena Jerro CROSS COUNTRY > 1976 Barbara Swerkes GOLF > CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2003 Bonnie Murphy 2004 Bonnie Murphy GYMNASTICS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1982 SOFTBALL > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1983 Gary Torgeson 1984 Gary Torgeson 1985 Gary Torgeson 1987 Gary Torgeson CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1982 Gary Torgeson 1983 Gary Torgeson 1984 Gary Torgeson 1985 Gary Torgeson 1986 Gary Torgeson 1987 Gary Torgeson 1988 Gary Torgeson 1989 Gary Torgeson 1990 Gary Torgeson 1993 Gary Torgeson 1994 Gary Torgeson 1995 Janet Sherman 1998 Janet Sherman SWIMMING & DIVING > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1982 Pete Accardy 1987 Pete Accardy 1988 Pete Accardy 1989 Pete Accardy CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1986 Pete Accardy 1987 Pete Accardy 1988 Pete Accardy 1989 Pete Accardy 1990 Pete Accardy 1991 Pete Accardy TENNIS > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1982 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS Tony Davila 2001 Gary Victor TRACK & FIELD > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOOR *1978 Barbara Swerkes *1979 Barbara Swerkes *1980 Barbara Swerkes CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDOORS 1999 Don Strametz Don Strametz CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS: OUTDOORS 1995 Don Strametz 1996 Don Strametz 1997 Don Strametz 1999 Don Strametz 2000 Don Strametz 2002 Don Strametz 2004 Don Strametz 2006 Don Strametz Don Strametz 2008 Don Strametz VOLLEYBALL > NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS *1980 Walt Ker 1983 Walt Ker 1987 Walt Ker CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 1980 Walt Ker 1983 Walt Ker 1984 Walt Ker 1985 Walt Ker 1986 Walt Ker 1987 Walt Ker 1988 Walt Ker 1996 Dr. Lian Lu *Denotes AIAW National Titles Commitment to teaching, scholarship, and active learning Commitment to Excellence Respect for All People Alliances with the Community Encouragement of Innovation, Experimentation, and Creativity ATHLETICS Cal State Northridge is one of the most respected collegiate athletic programs in the nation. Since joining the ranks of NCAA Division I competition in 1991, Matador teams have enjoyed success on the conference and national levels. Twenty (11 women, 9 men) compete in the Big West Conference (Outdoors) and the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (Indoors), two of the most respected conferences in the nation. Since advancing to the NCAA Division I level in 1991, Cal State Northridge has won 31 league championships, and claimed two NCAA individual titles. Two NCAA teams have finished as runnerups in men s volleyball (1993) and softball (1994). Two former Matador student-athletes have claimed NCAA titles. Darcy Arreola captured the NCAA track & field title in the 1,500 meters in 1991, and in, DaShalle Andrews captured the national title in the long jump. Prior to 1991, Cal State Northridge competed on the NCAA Division II level. CSUN, during that time, captured 30 NCAA titles which still ranks third at the D-II level. Several former Cal State Northridge student-athletes have competed in international competition including the Olympics. The list includes Olympic gold medal winners Valerie Briscoe-Hooks, and Florence Griffith-Joyner. At the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia, former Matador volleyball player Axel Hager won the bronze medal for Germany in beach volleyball MEN S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

33 SCHEDULE AUG. CALIFORNIA EXHIBITION 2 P.M. AUG. 29 VS. GEORGETOWN 2, 5 4:30 P.M. AUG. 31 VS. ALABAMA A&M 2 2:30 P.M. SEPT. 5 VS. CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 3 2:30 P.M. SEPT. 7 VS. UNLV 3 4:30 P.M. SEPT. 12 VS. WISCONSIN 4 5 P.M. CST SEPT. 14 VS. UW-MILWAUKEE 4 2:30 P.M. CST SEPT. 21 VS. SACRAMENTO STATE 2:30 P.M. SEPT. UCLA 2:30 P.M. OCT. CREIGHTON 7 P.M. CST OCT. 5 VS. UC RIVERSIDE 1 2:30 P.M. OCT. UC SANTA BARBARA 1 7 P.M. OCT. UC IRVINE 1 7 P.M. OCT. 18 VS. CAL STATE FULLERTON 1 2:30 P.M. OCT. UC DAVIS 1 3 P.M. OCT. 25 VS. CAL POLY 1 2:30 P.M. OCT. 29 VS. UC SANTA BARBARA 1 2:30 P.M. NOV. UC RIVERSIDE 1 3 P.M. NOV. CAL STATE FULLERTON 1 7 P.M. NOV. 8 VS. UC IRVINE 1 2:30 P.M. NOV. 12 BIG WEST TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS TBA NOV. 15 BIG WEST TOURNAMENT FINAL TBA Home matches in red played at Matador Soccer Field 1 - Big West Conference Match 2 - CSUN Tournament 3 - Cal State Fullerton Tournament 4 - UW-Milwaukee Tournament 5 - Red Rally Night MOY GOMEZ