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ERSKINE COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER 2012-13 MEDIA GUIDE
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Huggins Field Huggins Field, celebrating it’s forty-forth season of use by
to be employed, Huggins Field is also available for night
the Flying Fleet, is among the finest playing facilities in
play. In the past, Erskine has hosted the USYSA ODP
the southeast. The field has Tifton Bermuda grass playing
region camp for boys and for three years was the site
surface and is located directly behind the Galloway
for the NAIA National Woman’s Soccer Championship in
Activities Center. With a length (120 yards) and width (77
1987, 89 and 90.
yards) that enables the full strategy and skills of soccer
E R SK IN E M E N ’S S O CCER
The Tradition Boasting one of the oldest intercollegiate programs
veteran of the MISL’s Baltimore Blast and was also a
in the southeastern United Stated, Erskine initiated
member of the Maryland Bays of the American Soccer
varsity soccer in 1966 and in three short years had
League. Former Coach Rick Wright and Charlie Shinn
built her program into a national power with a 12-2-0
were both second round picks in the NASL. Erskine’s
record, including a 5-0 win over Clemson University.
Charlie McGinty, with 106 goals, at one time was third
Forty-Four years of tradition have produced 13
all time leading scorer in collegiate soccer history, and
NAIA District 6 Championships, 7 area crowns and
Pollonais won the NAIA scoring title with 34 goals in
consecutive NAIA playoff appearances.
1989.
Twenty players have earned All-American honors, six
Erskine has won a reputation as a ‘cradle of soccer
of them twice, four of them three times, and two, Veron
coaches’ producing such collegiate coaches as Van
Skinner and Garth Pollonais, four times. Numerous
Taylor of Lander University; Rich Wright, Greg Stone,
Erskine Stars have gone on to excel at the professional
Todd McCormick of Anderson University; Ralph Polson
level, with goalkeeper Van Taylor, midfielder Mike
of Presbyterian College, College of Charleston and
Ortiz-Velez, and defender Veron Skinner and forward
currently Head Coach of Wofford College, Billy Lesesne
Brian Haynes leading the way.
of Erskine College and currently Associate Head Coach of Duke University’s Women’s Soccer Program; Mike
Haynes was the first player selected in the 1989 AISA
Riley of Hampton-Sidney and Elon University; Garth
draft and went on to earn AISA ‘Rookie of the Year’
Pollonais of Erskine College, Greenville Lions of the USL
honors for the Atlanta Attack – where he now serves
and currently Director of Coaching for the Clearwater
as head coach. Pollonais was a 1990 first round pick
Chargers USSF Development Academy program;
of the Atlanta Attack as well and was also drafted
Brian Haynes has advanced in youth coaching in Texas
by the Wichita Wings of the Major Soccer League.
as directory of Hibernian Soccer Club, currently the
Taylor, and exceptional goalkeeper in the NASL, ASI,
First Team Manager of the Atlanta Silverbacks of the
and MISL for eleven years, and Ortiz-Velez, a five year
NASL; and Edward Joyce, of Presbyterian College and
pro who appeared in the 1980 Soccer Bowl, where
currently the first Assistant at Georgia State University
he won MVP honors, where also both first round
in Atlanta, Georgia.
draft choices. Skinner, a free agent, was a three year
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RECORDS Team Records Highest Finish Most Goals Scored In Season Most Goals Scored, One Game Fewest Goals Allowed in Season Longest Winning Streak Most Wins in One Season Most Consecutive Shutouts NAIA District 6 Titles NAIA Area Titles
4th in the Nation ’73, ’74, ‘77 106 in ’69 (14 matches) 25 vs. Wofford in ‘69 12 in ’70 (14 matches) 12 in ‘70 19 in ’89, 17 in ‘82 4 in ’73, ’89, ‘10 14 in 22 years 8
Individual Records Most Goals, Career 1. Charlie McGinty (’69-’71) 2. Garth Pollonias (’86-’89) 3. Mario Suarez (’68-’71) 4. Brian Haynes (’85-’88) 5. Kiki Ojeda (’70-’71) 6. Graeme Rodriquez (’81-’84) 7. Veron Skinner (’82-’84) 8. Anton Corneal (’80-’83) 9. Ted Kinghorn (’74-’75) 10. David Murdock (’89-’92)
116 88 64 61 55 49 45 38 38 38
Most Assists, Career 1. Anton Corneal (’80-’83) 2. Tommy Okubo (’68-’71) 3. Kiko Ojeda (’70-’71) 4. Brian Haynes (’85-’88) 5. Garth Pollonias (’86-’89) 6. Mario Suarez (’68-’71)
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Most Goals, Season 1. Charlie McGinty (’69) 2. Charlie McGinty (71) 3. Garth Pollonias (’89) 4. Kiki Ojeda (’71) 5. Charlie McGinty (’70)
45 42 34 30 29
Most Assists Season 1. Kiki Ojeda (1970) 2. Anton Corneal (1982) 3. Tommy Okubo (1970)
23 21 18
Most Goals, Game 1. Charles McGinty (1969) vs Wofford 8 Tie Charles McGinty (1971) vs High Point 8 Most Assists in a Game 1. Kiki Ojeda (1970) vs UNC Ashville 7 2. Jeff Dekis (1974) vs Mercer 5
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Most Goals Per Game Average, Career 1. Charles McGinty (1969-1971) (116 goals in 38 games) 2. Kiki Ojeda (1970-1971) (55 goals in 29 games) 3. Mario Suarez (1968-1971) (64 goals in 55 games) 4. Ted Kinghorn (1974-1975) (38 goals in 55 games) 5. Gareth Pollonais (1986-1989) (88 goals in 86 games)
3.05 1.90 1.16 1.06 1.02
Most Goalkeeper Shutouts Career 1. Matt Beyer (1981-84) 2. Van Taylor (1971-74) 3. Eddie Borowczyk (1984-86) 4. Peter Murray (1975-1978) 5. Bill Finneyfrock (1975-76)
25 24 16 14 12
Most Goalkeeper Saves Career 1. Matt Beyer (1980) 2. Van Taylor (1971-74) 3. Eddie Borowczyk (1984-86) 4. Crispin Saint Louis (1989) 5. Peter Murray (1975-78)
566 543 458 334 331
Most Shutouts Season 1. Matt Beyer (1980) 10 2. Van Taylor (1973) 9 3. Peter Murray (1977) 9 4. Crispin Saint Louis (1989) 8 Most Saves Season 1. Crispin Saint Louis (1989) 178 2. Peter Murray (1977) 171 3. Van Taylor (1973) 168 4. Eddie Borowczyk (1986) 167 5. Eddie Borowczyk (1984) 164 Most Saves Game 1. Crispin Saint Louis vs Davidson (1990) 2. Van Taylor (1973) vs Davis & Elkins 3. Bill Finneyfrock (1975) vs Clemson 4. Van Taylor (1972) vs Quincy
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FLYING FLEET HONORS ISSA National Scoring Title Charles McGinty 1971 (42 Goals) Charles McGinty 1969 (45 Goals) NAIA National Scoring Title Garth Pollonais 1989 (34 Goals) A.O. Duer award Charles Rowell
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Offensive MVP Soccer Senior Bowl Ricky Wright 1980 Senior Bowl Participant Matt Beyer 1983 (starting GK) Brian Haynes 1989 (1 goal 1 Assist) Garth Pollonais 1990 (1 goal 1 assist) Budweiser/ MISL All Star Indoor Game Vernon Skinner 1986 Garth Pollonais 1990 NAIA District 6 Player of the Year Declan O’Donoghue 1981 Vernon Skinner 1984-1985 Brian Haynes 1988 Garth Pollonias 1989 Soccer Coaches All American (NCAA Included) Van Taylor 1873 NAIA All Americans Berk Passos
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Mike Oriz Velez Bill FinneyFrock Ricky Wright Declan O’Donoghue Anton Corneal Matt Beyer Graham Rodriquez Ilija Fillipovski Vernon Skinner Bill Haynes Eddie Borowczyk Garth Pollonais Billy Lesesne Ricky Jackson Peter Lewis Crispin Saint Lewis
1976, 1977 1976 1977, 1978 1981 1981, 1982, 1983 1981, 1982, 1983 1982, 1983, 1984 1984 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 1985, 1986, 1987 1986 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 1986 1987, 1988 1989, 1990 1989, 1990
USOC Sports Festival Matt Beyer 1981 All National Tournament Van Taylor 1973, 1974 Bert Passos 1973,1974 Eddie Marquez 1972 Mike Ortiz-Velez 1977 Ricky Wright 1977 Brian Haynes 1986 All District Juan Herrera Bill Fineyfrock Mike Ortiz-Velez
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Ricky Wright Peter Murray Ali Regimand Sammy Nasrollah Casey Campbell Paulo Machado Charlie Shinn Matt Beyer Anton Corneal Declan O’Donoghue Hyun Ki Pak Rosey Rosenthal Dale Self Glen Ellaby Jose Gamboa Ilija Fillipovski Eddie Borowczyk Vernon Skinner Graham Rodriquez Billy Lesene Brian Haynes Frank Haynes Garth Pollonais Ricky Jackson Louis Goldbourne Greg Stone Peter Lewis Gabe Skyes Rob Jobson` Crispin Saint Louis David Murdock Chris Pugh
1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 1977, 1978 1977 1978 1978 1978 1979 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 1980, 1981 1980 1980 1981, 1982 1981 1982 1984 1984, 1985, 1986 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 1982, 1983, 1984 1984, 1985, 1986 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 1985 1986, 1987, 1988 1986, 1987, 1988 1986, 1987 1987 1988, 1989, 1990 1988 1989 1989, 1990 1990 1989
Conference Carolinas Post Season Honors 1st Team Jonathan Lake – 1995 Jason Swain – 1995 Marlon Springer – 1997 Dhoud Samba – 2000 Matt Sluga – 2010 Alex Connally – 2010 Roberto de la Vina – 2010 Jack Kimber - 2011 2nd Team Marlon Springer – 1995 Jeb Huckabee – 1996 Dhoud Samba – 1998 David Jones – 2000 Michael Jones – 2000 Nick Devlin – 2002 Kyle Bennett – 2005 Kyle Bennett – 2008
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Jack Kimber – 2010 Andrew Settlemire – 2011 Jonathan Rutter - 2011 3rd Team Kyle Bennett – 2007 Franz Destin – 2007 Ron Murray – 2008 Jack Kimber – 2009 Jonathan Rutter – 2010 Honorable Mention David Jones – 1997 Dhoud Samba – 1999 Ruddy Rudder – 2001 Nick Devlin - 2003 All-Tournament Team Peter Harris – 1996 Will Cockrill – 1996 Matt Sluga – 2010 Roberto de la Vina - 2011 Player of the Week Dhoud Samba – 1997 Alex Connally – 2010 Roberto de la Vina – 2010 Dylan Goodale - 2011 Player of the Year Dhoud Samba – 2000 Coach of the Year Garth Pollonais – 2000 Warren Turner – 2010 Messick Award Winner – 1997, 1998, 1999 Alan Sharp Award Winner – 1997, 2002, 2004 Murphy Osborne Award Winner Kyle Bennett – 2008
2 012 CO N F E R E N C E C ARO LINAS
Men’s Soccer Coaches Preseason Poll (Number of First Place Votes in Parenthesis)
1. 2. 3. T-4. T-4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Coker Limestone Lees-McRae Erskine Barton Queens King North Greenville Belmont Abbey Mount Olive Pfeiffer
(9) 99 (2) 90 79 58 58 56 44 39 34 27 21
2 01 1 S E ASO N IN RE VIE W
Men’s Soccer Standings CO NFE RE NC E
OVER A LL
GP
Record Win %
PF
PA
GP
Record Win %
GF
GA
Coker
11
10-1
0.909
20
4
21
18-3
0.857
42
13
Lees-McRae
11
9-2
0.818
22
15
22
15-6-1
0.705
38
31
Limestone
11
7-4
0.636
36
14
19
12-7
0.632
58
30
Barton
11
7-4
0.636
25
19
18
11-7
0.611
41
35
Erskine
11
6-5
0.545
24
17
19
10-8-1
0.553
37
33
North Greenville
11
6-5
0.545
17
16
16
8-8
0.500
24
29
King (TN)
11
5-5-1
0.500
25
25
17
5-10-2
0.353
28
40
Queens (N.C.)
11
4-7
0.364
21
21
16
6-10
0.375
25
29
Belmont Abbey
11
4-7
0.364
15
25
18
6-11-1
0.361
26
42
Mount Olive
11
4-7
0.364
19
37
18
6-12
0.333
31
55
Pfeiffer
11
2-8-1
0.227
14
25
17
3-13-1
0.206
17
37
St. Andrews
11
1-10
0.091
9
29
17
3-13-1
0.206
17
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AWARDS All-Conference Awards: Men’s All-Conference 1st-Team Jack Kimber, Erskine – Midfielder Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team Andrew Settlemire, Erskine – Forward Jonathan Rutter, Erskine – Defender Men’s All-Tournament Team: Roberto De La Vina – Erskine College
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2012 SEASON OUTLOOK When senior midfielder Jack Kimber (Manchester, England, Priestnall High School) arrived at Erskine, the Flying Fleet had just finished the previous season at 7-10-1 and tied for 8th in the conference standings at 3-6-1. Four years later the 3-time all-conference honoree and team captain looks to end his stellar career with the Fleet’s first conference championship in over 10 years. Erskine is coming off back-to-back winning seasons and was voted to finish fourth in the recently release Conference Carolinas’ Coaches Poll. Erskine returns a strong core of starters from last year’s squad. Upfront the Fleet return both strikers in sophomores Luke Boyce (Lincoln, England) and Andrew Settlemire(Beaufort, SC, Beaufort High School). Settlemire led the Fleet last season in goals (9) and was second in assists (3). Boyce contributed four goals while leading the team in assists (4) both of which will give Kimber plenty of options. Sophomore Micah Burklin (Rock Hill, SC, Rock Hill High School), whose freshman campaign was cut short due to a knee injury, will also see significant time upfront as well senior Jay Lang (Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach Christian).
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Junior goalkeeper Roberto De La Vina (Oviedo, Spain, San Ignacio) anchors an improving defense that returns three starters on the backline, including two-time allconference honoree Jonathan Rutter (Birmingham, England, Fairfax). Junior P.C. Henry (Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach Christian) provides a big physical presence inside while sophomore Daniel (Lexington, SC, Lexington High School) looks to improve on a successful freshman campaign and may see time at left midfielder as well. For the Fleet to achieve a conference title, Coach Turner will need several new players to make an immediate impact, especially at midfield. There are high expectations for freshman Ross Henderson as he joins Kimber at center midfield. Strong play from the English freshman will open up offensive possibilities as teams will not be able to solely focus on Kimber. Transfer Jonathan Clark and freshman Dimitri Minick are excellent defenders and will push the three returning veterans while providing depth and versatility.
2012-13 ROSTER COACH ING STAFF Warren Turner - Head Men’s Soccer Coach Jack Reid - Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach
ERIC MOXLEY
JACK KIMBER
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Forward Senior Clemson, SC Walhalla High School
Awards Men’s All-Conference 1st-Team – 2011 Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team – 2010 Men’s All-Conference 3rd-Team – 2009
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2009
12-11
4
0
8
16
0.25
0
0-0
2011
9-0
1
0
2
2
0.50
0
0-0
Total
21-11
5
0
10
18
0.375
0
0-0
P.C. HENRY
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Midfield Senior Manchester, England Priestnall High School
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2009
14-14
2
4
8
27
0.074
0
1-1
2010
19-19
5
4
14
30
0.167
2
3-4
2011
19-19
7
3
17
57
0.123
2
1-2
Total
52-52
14
11
39
114
0.121
4
5-7
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Defense Senior Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach Christian
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2010
15-10
0
0
0
2
0.00
0
0-0
2011
17-17
1
1
3
11
0.25
0
0-0
Total
32-27
1
1
3
13
0.375
0
0-0
9
JAY LANG
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Forward Senior Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach Christian
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2010
2-1
0
0
0
0
0.00
0
0-0
2011
10-0
0
0
0
3
0.00
0
0-0
Total
12-1
0
0
0
3
0.00
0
0-0
ROBERTO DE LA VINA Goal Keeper Junior Oviedo, Spain San Ignacio
JONATHAN RUTTER
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Awards Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team – 2011 Men’s All-Conference 3rd-Team – 2010
Awards Men’s All-Conference: All-Tournament Team – 2011 1st-Team – 2010 Player of the Week – 2010
Career Stats
Career Stats 2010
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Defense Junior Birmingham, England Fairfax
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2010
16-16
4
2
10
23
0.174
2
0-0
GP-GS
Min
GA
Avg
Saves
Pct
W
L
T
SO
2011
18-18
1
4
6
25
0.04
1
1-1
18-18
1491:08:00
21
1.27
76
0.784
10
7
0
7
Total
34-34
5
6
16
48
0.107
3
1-1
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2011
18-18
1660:19:00
32
1.73
103
0.763
6
1
1
Total
36-36
3151:27:00
53
1.50
179
0.774 17 13
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SETH STOWERS
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Forward Redshirt Junior Easley, SC Wren High School
MARCO BORSETTO
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Midfield Sophomore Freeport, Bahamas The Pendleton School
Career Stats
10
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK-ATT 0
Total
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
MICAH BURKLIN Midfield Sophomore Rock Hill, SC Rock Hill High School
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Career Stats
DANIEL BEATY
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
15-1
1
0
2
4
0.25
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
15-1
1
0
2
4
0.25
0
0-0
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Defense Sophomore Lexington, SC Lexington High School
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
18-17
0
0
0
1
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
18-17
0
0
0
1
0
0
0-0
LUKE BOYCE
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Forward Sophomore Lincoln, England Lincoln College
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
19-19
4
4
12
39
0.103
2
PK-ATT 1-2
Total
19-19
4
4
12
39
0.103
2
1-2
PETER SAVARESE Midfield Sophomore Summerville, SC Pinewood Preparatory School
KURT WIDENHOUSE
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Midfield Sophomore Lake Wylie, SC Clover High School
Career Stats
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Career Stats
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2011
14-8
2
1
5
15
0.133
0
0-0
Total
14-8
2
1
5
15
0.133
0
0-0
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
11
CHRISTIAN SHEETS
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Midfield Sophomore Charleston, SC Wando High School
Career Stats
TREVOR MORELAND Forward Sophomore Columbia, SC A.C. Flora High School
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
9-0
0
0
0
3
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
9-0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0-0
ANDREW SETTLEMIRE
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Forward Sophomore Beaufort, SC Beaufort High School
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Awards Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team – 2011 Career Stats
Career Stats
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2011
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
Total
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
PATRICK MCCAUL Midfield Sophomore Cowpens, SC Gaffney High School
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Career Stats
12
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
19-19
9
3
21
44
0.205
3
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
19-19
9
3
21
44
0.205
3
0-0
NEWCOMERS DILLON EVERETT Defense Sophomore Lugoff, SC Lugoff-Elgin High School
JONATHAN CLARK Defense Sophomore Aberdeen Kincorth Academy
DILLON GILLIANO Goal Keeper Freshman Wellington, Florida Wellington High School
NICHOLAS WILLENBORG Goal Keeper Freshman Niceville, FL Niceville High School
STUART LATIMER Defense Freshman Chelmsford, England
ROSS HENDERSON Midfield Freshman Lincoln, England Lincoln College
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27
0
1
12
16
EMMANUEL OGBONNA Forward Freshman Irmo, SC Irmo High Schoo
DIMITRI MINICK Defense Freshman Orange Park, FL Orange Park High School
CHANDLER REID Forward Freshman Simpsonville, SC Hillcrest High School
CREIGHTON ATKIN Midfield Freshman St. George, Utah Dixie High School
JOHN SAVAGE, JR. Midfield Freshman Hanahan, SC Hanahan High School
GUNNER OEPEN Defense Freshman Clover, SC Clover High School
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Huggins Field Huggins Field, celebrating it’s forty-forth season of use by
to be employed, Huggins Field is also available for night
the Flying Fleet, is among the finest playing facilities in
play. In the past, Erskine has hosted the USYSA ODP
the southeast. The field has Tifton Bermuda grass playing
region camp for boys and for three years was the site
surface and is located directly behind the Galloway
for the NAIA National Woman’s Soccer Championship in
Activities Center. With a length (120 yards) and width (77
1987, 89 and 90.
yards) that enables the full strategy and skills of soccer
E R SK IN E M E N ’S S O CCER
The Tradition Boasting one of the oldest intercollegiate programs
veteran of the MISL’s Baltimore Blast and was also a
in the southeastern United Stated, Erskine initiated
member of the Maryland Bays of the American Soccer
varsity soccer in 1966 and in three short years had
League. Former Coach Rick Wright and Charlie Shinn
built her program into a national power with a 12-2-0
were both second round picks in the NASL. Erskine’s
record, including a 5-0 win over Clemson University.
Charlie McGinty, with 106 goals, at one time was third
Forty-Four years of tradition have produced 13
all time leading scorer in collegiate soccer history, and
NAIA District 6 Championships, 7 area crowns and
Pollonais won the NAIA scoring title with 34 goals in
consecutive NAIA playoff appearances.
1989.
Twenty players have earned All-American honors, six
Erskine has won a reputation as a ‘cradle of soccer
of them twice, four of them three times, and two, Veron
coaches’ producing such collegiate coaches as Van
Skinner and Garth Pollonais, four times. Numerous
Taylor of Lander University; Rich Wright, Greg Stone,
Erskine Stars have gone on to excel at the professional
Todd McCormick of Anderson University; Ralph Polson
level, with goalkeeper Van Taylor, midfielder Mike
of Presbyterian College, College of Charleston and
Ortiz-Velez, and defender Veron Skinner and forward
currently Head Coach of Wofford College, Billy Lesesne
Brian Haynes leading the way.
of Erskine College and currently Associate Head Coach of Duke University’s Women’s Soccer Program; Mike
Haynes was the first player selected in the 1989 AISA
Riley of Hampton-Sidney and Elon University; Garth
draft and went on to earn AISA ‘Rookie of the Year’
Pollonais of Erskine College, Greenville Lions of the USL
honors for the Atlanta Attack – where he now serves
and currently Director of Coaching for the Clearwater
as head coach. Pollonais was a 1990 first round pick
Chargers USSF Development Academy program;
of the Atlanta Attack as well and was also drafted
Brian Haynes has advanced in youth coaching in Texas
by the Wichita Wings of the Major Soccer League.
as directory of Hibernian Soccer Club, currently the
Taylor, and exceptional goalkeeper in the NASL, ASI,
First Team Manager of the Atlanta Silverbacks of the
and MISL for eleven years, and Ortiz-Velez, a five year
NASL; and Edward Joyce, of Presbyterian College and
pro who appeared in the 1980 Soccer Bowl, where
currently the first Assistant at Georgia State University
he won MVP honors, where also both first round
in Atlanta, Georgia.
draft choices. Skinner, a free agent, was a three year
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RECORDS Team Records Highest Finish Most Goals Scored In Season Most Goals Scored, One Game Fewest Goals Allowed in Season Longest Winning Streak Most Wins in One Season Most Consecutive Shutouts NAIA District 6 Titles NAIA Area Titles
4th in the Nation ’73, ’74, ‘77 106 in ’69 (14 matches) 25 vs. Wofford in ‘69 12 in ’70 (14 matches) 12 in ‘70 19 in ’89, 17 in ‘82 4 in ’73, ’89, ‘10 14 in 22 years 8
Individual Records Most Goals, Career 1. Charlie McGinty (’69-’71) 2. Garth Pollonias (’86-’89) 3. Mario Suarez (’68-’71) 4. Brian Haynes (’85-’88) 5. Kiki Ojeda (’70-’71) 6. Graeme Rodriquez (’81-’84) 7. Veron Skinner (’82-’84) 8. Anton Corneal (’80-’83) 9. Ted Kinghorn (’74-’75) 10. David Murdock (’89-’92)
116 88 64 61 55 49 45 38 38 38
Most Assists, Career 1. Anton Corneal (’80-’83) 2. Tommy Okubo (’68-’71) 3. Kiko Ojeda (’70-’71) 4. Brian Haynes (’85-’88) 5. Garth Pollonias (’86-’89) 6. Mario Suarez (’68-’71)
47 45 44 40 40 30
Most Goals, Season 1. Charlie McGinty (’69) 2. Charlie McGinty (71) 3. Garth Pollonias (’89) 4. Kiki Ojeda (’71) 5. Charlie McGinty (’70)
45 42 34 30 29
Most Assists Season 1. Kiki Ojeda (1970) 2. Anton Corneal (1982) 3. Tommy Okubo (1970)
23 21 18
Most Goals, Game 1. Charles McGinty (1969) vs Wofford 8 Tie Charles McGinty (1971) vs High Point 8 Most Assists in a Game 1. Kiki Ojeda (1970) vs UNC Ashville 7 2. Jeff Dekis (1974) vs Mercer 5
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Most Goals Per Game Average, Career 1. Charles McGinty (1969-1971) (116 goals in 38 games) 2. Kiki Ojeda (1970-1971) (55 goals in 29 games) 3. Mario Suarez (1968-1971) (64 goals in 55 games) 4. Ted Kinghorn (1974-1975) (38 goals in 55 games) 5. Gareth Pollonais (1986-1989) (88 goals in 86 games)
3.05 1.90 1.16 1.06 1.02
Most Goalkeeper Shutouts Career 1. Matt Beyer (1981-84) 2. Van Taylor (1971-74) 3. Eddie Borowczyk (1984-86) 4. Peter Murray (1975-1978) 5. Bill Finneyfrock (1975-76)
25 24 16 14 12
Most Goalkeeper Saves Career 1. Matt Beyer (1980) 2. Van Taylor (1971-74) 3. Eddie Borowczyk (1984-86) 4. Crispin Saint Louis (1989) 5. Peter Murray (1975-78)
566 543 458 334 331
Most Shutouts Season 1. Matt Beyer (1980) 10 2. Van Taylor (1973) 9 3. Peter Murray (1977) 9 4. Crispin Saint Louis (1989) 8 Most Saves Season 1. Crispin Saint Louis (1989) 178 2. Peter Murray (1977) 171 3. Van Taylor (1973) 168 4. Eddie Borowczyk (1986) 167 5. Eddie Borowczyk (1984) 164 Most Saves Game 1. Crispin Saint Louis vs Davidson (1990) 2. Van Taylor (1973) vs Davis & Elkins 3. Bill Finneyfrock (1975) vs Clemson 4. Van Taylor (1972) vs Quincy
31 29 25 25
FLYING FLEET HONORS ISSA National Scoring Title Charles McGinty 1971 (42 Goals) Charles McGinty 1969 (45 Goals) NAIA National Scoring Title Garth Pollonais 1989 (34 Goals) A.O. Duer award Charles Rowell
1970
Offensive MVP Soccer Senior Bowl Ricky Wright 1980 Senior Bowl Participant Matt Beyer 1983 (starting GK) Brian Haynes 1989 (1 goal 1 Assist) Garth Pollonais 1990 (1 goal 1 assist) Budweiser/ MISL All Star Indoor Game Vernon Skinner 1986 Garth Pollonais 1990 NAIA District 6 Player of the Year Declan O’Donoghue 1981 Vernon Skinner 1984-1985 Brian Haynes 1988 Garth Pollonias 1989 Soccer Coaches All American (NCAA Included) Van Taylor 1873 NAIA All Americans Berk Passos
1975
Mike Oriz Velez Bill FinneyFrock Ricky Wright Declan O’Donoghue Anton Corneal Matt Beyer Graham Rodriquez Ilija Fillipovski Vernon Skinner Bill Haynes Eddie Borowczyk Garth Pollonais Billy Lesesne Ricky Jackson Peter Lewis Crispin Saint Lewis
1976, 1977 1976 1977, 1978 1981 1981, 1982, 1983 1981, 1982, 1983 1982, 1983, 1984 1984 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 1985, 1986, 1987 1986 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 1986 1987, 1988 1989, 1990 1989, 1990
USOC Sports Festival Matt Beyer 1981 All National Tournament Van Taylor 1973, 1974 Bert Passos 1973,1974 Eddie Marquez 1972 Mike Ortiz-Velez 1977 Ricky Wright 1977 Brian Haynes 1986 All District Juan Herrera Bill Fineyfrock Mike Ortiz-Velez
1976 1976 1976,1977 5
Ricky Wright Peter Murray Ali Regimand Sammy Nasrollah Casey Campbell Paulo Machado Charlie Shinn Matt Beyer Anton Corneal Declan O’Donoghue Hyun Ki Pak Rosey Rosenthal Dale Self Glen Ellaby Jose Gamboa Ilija Fillipovski Eddie Borowczyk Vernon Skinner Graham Rodriquez Billy Lesene Brian Haynes Frank Haynes Garth Pollonais Ricky Jackson Louis Goldbourne Greg Stone Peter Lewis Gabe Skyes Rob Jobson` Crispin Saint Louis David Murdock Chris Pugh
1976, 1977, 1978, 1980 1977, 1978 1977 1978 1978 1978 1979 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 1980, 1981 1980 1980 1981, 1982 1981 1982 1984 1984, 1985, 1986 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 1982, 1983, 1984 1984, 1985, 1986 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 1985 1986, 1987, 1988 1986, 1987, 1988 1986, 1987 1987 1988, 1989, 1990 1988 1989 1989, 1990 1990 1989
Conference Carolinas Post Season Honors 1st Team Jonathan Lake – 1995 Jason Swain – 1995 Marlon Springer – 1997 Dhoud Samba – 2000 Matt Sluga – 2010 Alex Connally – 2010 Roberto de la Vina – 2010 Jack Kimber - 2011 2nd Team Marlon Springer – 1995 Jeb Huckabee – 1996 Dhoud Samba – 1998 David Jones – 2000 Michael Jones – 2000 Nick Devlin – 2002 Kyle Bennett – 2005 Kyle Bennett – 2008
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Jack Kimber – 2010 Andrew Settlemire – 2011 Jonathan Rutter - 2011 3rd Team Kyle Bennett – 2007 Franz Destin – 2007 Ron Murray – 2008 Jack Kimber – 2009 Jonathan Rutter – 2010 Honorable Mention David Jones – 1997 Dhoud Samba – 1999 Ruddy Rudder – 2001 Nick Devlin - 2003 All-Tournament Team Peter Harris – 1996 Will Cockrill – 1996 Matt Sluga – 2010 Roberto de la Vina - 2011 Player of the Week Dhoud Samba – 1997 Alex Connally – 2010 Roberto de la Vina – 2010 Dylan Goodale - 2011 Player of the Year Dhoud Samba – 2000 Coach of the Year Garth Pollonais – 2000 Warren Turner – 2010 Messick Award Winner – 1997, 1998, 1999 Alan Sharp Award Winner – 1997, 2002, 2004 Murphy Osborne Award Winner Kyle Bennett – 2008
2 012 CO N F E R E N C E C ARO LINAS
Men’s Soccer Coaches Preseason Poll (Number of First Place Votes in Parenthesis)
1. 2. 3. T-4. T-4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Coker Limestone Lees-McRae Erskine Barton Queens King North Greenville Belmont Abbey Mount Olive Pfeiffer
(9) 99 (2) 90 79 58 58 56 44 39 34 27 21
2 01 1 S E ASO N IN RE VIE W
Men’s Soccer Standings CO NFE RE NC E
OVER A LL
GP
Record Win %
PF
PA
GP
Record Win %
GF
GA
Coker
11
10-1
0.909
20
4
21
18-3
0.857
42
13
Lees-McRae
11
9-2
0.818
22
15
22
15-6-1
0.705
38
31
Limestone
11
7-4
0.636
36
14
19
12-7
0.632
58
30
Barton
11
7-4
0.636
25
19
18
11-7
0.611
41
35
Erskine
11
6-5
0.545
24
17
19
10-8-1
0.553
37
33
North Greenville
11
6-5
0.545
17
16
16
8-8
0.500
24
29
King (TN)
11
5-5-1
0.500
25
25
17
5-10-2
0.353
28
40
Queens (N.C.)
11
4-7
0.364
21
21
16
6-10
0.375
25
29
Belmont Abbey
11
4-7
0.364
15
25
18
6-11-1
0.361
26
42
Mount Olive
11
4-7
0.364
19
37
18
6-12
0.333
31
55
Pfeiffer
11
2-8-1
0.227
14
25
17
3-13-1
0.206
17
37
St. Andrews
11
1-10
0.091
9
29
17
3-13-1
0.206
17
45
AWARDS All-Conference Awards: Men’s All-Conference 1st-Team Jack Kimber, Erskine – Midfielder Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team Andrew Settlemire, Erskine – Forward Jonathan Rutter, Erskine – Defender Men’s All-Tournament Team: Roberto De La Vina – Erskine College
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2012 SEASON OUTLOOK When senior midfielder Jack Kimber (Manchester, England, Priestnall High School) arrived at Erskine, the Flying Fleet had just finished the previous season at 7-10-1 and tied for 8th in the conference standings at 3-6-1. Four years later the 3-time all-conference honoree and team captain looks to end his stellar career with the Fleet’s first conference championship in over 10 years. Erskine is coming off back-to-back winning seasons and was voted to finish fourth in the recently release Conference Carolinas’ Coaches Poll. Erskine returns a strong core of starters from last year’s squad. Upfront the Fleet return both strikers in sophomores Luke Boyce (Lincoln, England) and Andrew Settlemire(Beaufort, SC, Beaufort High School). Settlemire led the Fleet last season in goals (9) and was second in assists (3). Boyce contributed four goals while leading the team in assists (4) both of which will give Kimber plenty of options. Sophomore Micah Burklin (Rock Hill, SC, Rock Hill High School), whose freshman campaign was cut short due to a knee injury, will also see significant time upfront as well senior Jay Lang (Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach Christian).
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Junior goalkeeper Roberto De La Vina (Oviedo, Spain, San Ignacio) anchors an improving defense that returns three starters on the backline, including two-time allconference honoree Jonathan Rutter (Birmingham, England, Fairfax). Junior P.C. Henry (Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach Christian) provides a big physical presence inside while sophomore Daniel (Lexington, SC, Lexington High School) looks to improve on a successful freshman campaign and may see time at left midfielder as well. For the Fleet to achieve a conference title, Coach Turner will need several new players to make an immediate impact, especially at midfield. There are high expectations for freshman Ross Henderson as he joins Kimber at center midfield. Strong play from the English freshman will open up offensive possibilities as teams will not be able to solely focus on Kimber. Transfer Jonathan Clark and freshman Dimitri Minick are excellent defenders and will push the three returning veterans while providing depth and versatility.
2012-13 ROSTER COACH ING STAFF Warren Turner - Head Men’s Soccer Coach Jack Reid - Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach
ERIC MOXLEY
JACK KIMBER
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Forward Senior Clemson, SC Walhalla High School
Awards Men’s All-Conference 1st-Team – 2011 Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team – 2010 Men’s All-Conference 3rd-Team – 2009
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2009
12-11
4
0
8
16
0.25
0
0-0
2011
9-0
1
0
2
2
0.50
0
0-0
Total
21-11
5
0
10
18
0.375
0
0-0
P.C. HENRY
4
Midfield Senior Manchester, England Priestnall High School
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2009
14-14
2
4
8
27
0.074
0
1-1
2010
19-19
5
4
14
30
0.167
2
3-4
2011
19-19
7
3
17
57
0.123
2
1-2
Total
52-52
14
11
39
114
0.121
4
5-7
2
Defense Senior Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach Christian
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2010
15-10
0
0
0
2
0.00
0
0-0
2011
17-17
1
1
3
11
0.25
0
0-0
Total
32-27
1
1
3
13
0.375
0
0-0
9
JAY LANG
21
Forward Senior Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach Christian
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2010
2-1
0
0
0
0
0.00
0
0-0
2011
10-0
0
0
0
3
0.00
0
0-0
Total
12-1
0
0
0
3
0.00
0
0-0
ROBERTO DE LA VINA Goal Keeper Junior Oviedo, Spain San Ignacio
JONATHAN RUTTER
23
Awards Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team – 2011 Men’s All-Conference 3rd-Team – 2010
Awards Men’s All-Conference: All-Tournament Team – 2011 1st-Team – 2010 Player of the Week – 2010
Career Stats
Career Stats 2010
3
Defense Junior Birmingham, England Fairfax
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2010
16-16
4
2
10
23
0.174
2
0-0
GP-GS
Min
GA
Avg
Saves
Pct
W
L
T
SO
2011
18-18
1
4
6
25
0.04
1
1-1
18-18
1491:08:00
21
1.27
76
0.784
10
7
0
7
Total
34-34
5
6
16
48
0.107
3
1-1
7
2011
18-18
1660:19:00
32
1.73
103
0.763
6
1
1
Total
36-36
3151:27:00
53
1.50
179
0.774 17 13
1
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SETH STOWERS
9
Forward Redshirt Junior Easley, SC Wren High School
MARCO BORSETTO
7
Midfield Sophomore Freeport, Bahamas The Pendleton School
Career Stats
10
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK-ATT 0
Total
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
MICAH BURKLIN Midfield Sophomore Rock Hill, SC Rock Hill High School
13
Career Stats
DANIEL BEATY
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
15-1
1
0
2
4
0.25
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
15-1
1
0
2
4
0.25
0
0-0
8
Defense Sophomore Lexington, SC Lexington High School
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
18-17
0
0
0
1
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
18-17
0
0
0
1
0
0
0-0
LUKE BOYCE
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Forward Sophomore Lincoln, England Lincoln College
Career Stats GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
19-19
4
4
12
39
0.103
2
PK-ATT 1-2
Total
19-19
4
4
12
39
0.103
2
1-2
PETER SAVARESE Midfield Sophomore Summerville, SC Pinewood Preparatory School
KURT WIDENHOUSE
11
Midfield Sophomore Lake Wylie, SC Clover High School
Career Stats
15
Career Stats
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2011
14-8
2
1
5
15
0.133
0
0-0
Total
14-8
2
1
5
15
0.133
0
0-0
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
11
CHRISTIAN SHEETS
20
Midfield Sophomore Charleston, SC Wando High School
Career Stats
TREVOR MORELAND Forward Sophomore Columbia, SC A.C. Flora High School
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
9-0
0
0
0
3
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
9-0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0-0
ANDREW SETTLEMIRE
17
Forward Sophomore Beaufort, SC Beaufort High School
22
Awards Men’s All-Conference 2nd-Team – 2011 Career Stats
Career Stats
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
PK-ATT
2011
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
Total
1-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
PATRICK MCCAUL Midfield Sophomore Cowpens, SC Gaffney High School
18
Career Stats
12
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
0-0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0-0
GP-GS
G
A
Pts
Sh
Sh%
GWG
2011
19-19
9
3
21
44
0.205
3
PK-ATT 0-0
Total
19-19
9
3
21
44
0.205
3
0-0
NEWCOMERS DILLON EVERETT Defense Sophomore Lugoff, SC Lugoff-Elgin High School
JONATHAN CLARK Defense Sophomore Aberdeen Kincorth Academy
DILLON GILLIANO Goal Keeper Freshman Wellington, Florida Wellington High School
NICHOLAS WILLENBORG Goal Keeper Freshman Niceville, FL Niceville High School
STUART LATIMER Defense Freshman Chelmsford, England
ROSS HENDERSON Midfield Freshman Lincoln, England Lincoln College
14
27
0
1
12
16
EMMANUEL OGBONNA Forward Freshman Irmo, SC Irmo High Schoo
DIMITRI MINICK Defense Freshman Orange Park, FL Orange Park High School
CHANDLER REID Forward Freshman Simpsonville, SC Hillcrest High School
CREIGHTON ATKIN Midfield Freshman St. George, Utah Dixie High School
JOHN SAVAGE, JR. Midfield Freshman Hanahan, SC Hanahan High School
GUNNER OEPEN Defense Freshman Clover, SC Clover High School
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24
25
26
28
31
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