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2012 SCHEDULE

Aug. 31 at Penn State Berks 5:30 p.m.Sept. 5 IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY 7:00 p.m.Sept. 8-9 vs. Misericordia University (at Alvernia) 2:30 p.m.Sept. 9 vs. Wilkes University (at Alvernia) 1:00 p.m.Sept. 12 at Penn State- Harrisburg TBA Sept. 14 at Lancaster Bible College 3:30 p.m.Sept. 18 WESLEY COLLEGE 7:00 p.m.Sept. 20 BERKELEY COLLEGE 7:00 p.m.Sept. 24 PENN COLLEGE 5:00 p.m.Sept. 26 at DeSales University 4:00 p.m.Sept. 29 * at Lebanon Valley College 3:00 p.m.Oct. 3 * LYCOMING COLLEGE 7:00 p.m. Oct. 6 * at Hood College 2:00 p.m. Oct. 9 * ARCADIA UNIVERSITY 7:00 p.m. Oct. 13 * ELIZABETHTOWN COLLEGE 8:00 p.m. Oct. 17 * at Widener University TBA Oct. 20 * STEVENSON UNIVERSITY 8:00 p.m. Oct. 23 * ALVERNIA UNIVERSITY 7:00 p.m. Oct. 27 * at Messiah College 7:30 p.m.

*-Commonwealth Conference Game

Welcome to Albright College. Founded in 1856, Albright celebrates more than a century and a half of a rich academic heritage in the liberal arts and a

dynamic, welcoming and collaborative campus community.

With 1,660 traditional undergraduate students, Albright is able to offer a 13:1 student/faculty ratio, close student/faculty relationships and an em-

phasis on the whole individual. Classes are small and interactive, giving students extraordinary opportunities to get to know their professors and to engage in

hands-on research and creative opportunities with them.

As a national liberal arts college, Albright offers 50 programs of undergraduate study, ranging from accounting to theatre, that are grounded in a com-

mon curriculum instilling lifelong skills in communication, critical thinking, adaptability and a love of learning. Albright is also a national leader in interdisciplinary

education, offering a broad range of interdisciplinary programs including digital media, information systems, optics, Latin American studies, psychobiology, bio-

chemistry and environmental studies, as well as combined concentrations such as music/business. More than half of all students at Albright opt for combined or

interdisciplinary majors—and still graduate in four years. In fact, in any given year, students create more than 200 different combinations of majors.

In addition, Albright’s long tradition of excellence in the natural sciences and pre-professional programs continues to prepare graduates for medical,

dental and veterinary school.

An Albright liberal arts education—the foundation for which lies in a course of study that combines breadth and depth—helps students to expand their

horizons, discover new perspectives and connect the dots among disciplines. While it lays the foundation for a future career, it also produces well-rounded,

well-informed graduates with a wide skill set, graduates who will thrive in today’s ever-changing world.

Explore Everything Albright Has to Offer Whileacademicsareapriority,co-curricularactivitiesalsoprovideopportunitiesforgrowthandplayasignificantroleinproducingawell-rounded

graduate.Participationincampusactivitiesandeventscandevelopandstrengthenleadership,creativity,talents,self-expressionandrefinementoflifelong

skills. Students are encouraged to take part in the nearly 70 student organizations, 23 varsity sports and the many diverse social, cultural and spiritual events

on campus.

Community service is also embedded in the Albright culture. Albright’s Volunteer Center serves as a clearinghouse for community service projects

and connects students and agencies. Each year, Albright students log some 15,000 volunteer hours.

Students at Albright also have access to outstanding teaching, research, social, cultural and religious resources and facilities.

The F. Wilbur Gingrich Library contains more than 240,000 books, periodicals, records and audio/visual materials, and has a knowledgeable staff

dedicated to serving students. The Center for the Arts houses the nationally recognized Freedman Gallery, devoted to contemporary art, and Wachovia The-

atre, a comfortable venue for theatrical performances and concerts. And the Experiential Learning and Career Development Center offers countless opportuni-

ties for collaborative faculty/student research, study abroad, internships and career development.

Last fall, Albright celebrated the grand opening of its new Science Center. This $34.5 million project

included construction of 41,635 square feet of new state-of-the-art labs and classrooms and complete renovation

of the historic 37,019-square-foot Merner-Pfeiffer Hall of Science, built in 1929 and expanded and renovated in

1965.

Forthoseinterestedinfitnessandhealth,theSchumoCenterforFitnessandWell-Beingoffers

numerousprogramsandopportunitiesfromfitnessclassestomassagetherapy,aswellasPeg’s,acaféfeaturing

healthy foods.

Eight residence halls offer a variety of housing options, and the Campus Center, the hub of student

activity, contains student lounges, the bookstore, Jake’s Place (snack bar), Jake’s Java (coffee bar) and a newly

renovated dining hall.

This is AlbrightLocation: Reading, Pa. Year Founded: 1856Enrollment: 1,660President: Lex O. McMillan III, Ph.D.Athletic Directors: Rick Ferry and Janice LuckAssistant Athletic Director: Jeff FeilerNickname: LionsColors: Red and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division III, ECACConference: Commonwealth Conference

History of Albright Men’s SoccerFounded: 1976Seasons/Record: 36/164-369-31

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Pat StancoAlma Mater/Year: East Stroudsburg University/2000Seasons/Record at Albright: 8th season/51-68-8Office Phone: 610-921-7843Email: pstanco@alb.eduAssistant Coaches: Khanh Nguyen, Jared Melot, Chris Tadley

Sports InformationSID: Jimmy McCumberOffice: 610-921-7786Fax: 610-921-7566Pressbox: 610-929-6754Hotline: 610-929-6668Website: www.albrightathletics.com

BroadcastsHome Games (Video): EZ-StreamPlay-by-Play Announcer: Steve Degler

Sports MedicineAthletic Trainer: Rick Partsch, MS, ATCAssistant Athletic Trainer: Danielle Belfanti, ATC Assistant Athletic Trainer: Ashley Care, MS, ATCAssistant Athletic Trainer: Kyle Moore, MS, ATCTeam Orthopedist: Stephen Soffer, M.D.Team Physician: Josh Williamson, M.D.Training Room Phone: 610-921-7827

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Quick Facts 1This is Albright 2Albright Athletics 3Gene L. Shirk Stadium 4Season Preview 5Coaching Staff 62012 Roster 7PlayerProfiles 8-9Commonwealth Conference 10Team Statistics 11Individual Statistics 12All-Time Records 13MAC 100 14

Gene L. ShirkStadium

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Shirk Stadium, dedicated in 1925 and home to the Albright Lions for over 80 years, underwent major renovations in 2005, turning it into one of the top Division III stadiums in the nation.

The original home grandstand, built nearly a century ago, was replaced with a new building that seats 3,000 spectators while providing locker rooms, training facilities,andalaundryroomfortheLionfootball,men’sandwomen’ssoccer,men’sandwomen’slacrosse,andfieldhockeyteams.Astate-of-the-artpressboxsitsatopthehomegrandstand,givingbothvisitingmediaandVIP’safirst-classplacetowatchthegame.Thenatural-grassplayingsurfacewasreplacedwithA-turf,anartificialturfsurfacethatwillallowmulti-sportplayinthenewstadium.Thestadiumalsofeaturestop-of-the-linelightingthatwillallowfornightgames to be played throughout the year.

A new grandstand on the visitors’ side seats 2,000 spectators, giving Shirk Stadium a total seating capacity of 5,000. Standing room for spectators is also avail-able at either end zone.

A new main entrance, concession stands, and restroom areas sit at the south end of the stadium.

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AdministrationCo-Director of AthleticsRick Ferryphone: 610-921-7825email: rferry@alb.edu

Janice Luckphone: 610-921-7824email: jluck@alb.edu

Assistant Director of AthleticsJeff Feilerphone: 610-921-7678email: jfeiler@alb.edu

Administrative AssistantBeverly Minjockphone: 610-921-7535email: bminjock@alb.edu

Director of Athletic MarketingSarah Brantphone: 610-929-6707email: sbrant@alb.edu

Director of Intramurals and Schumo CenterAlison Burkephone: 610-929-6711email: aburke@alb.edu

Sports Information DirectorJimmy McCumberphone: 610-921-7786email: jmccumber@alb.edu

About Albright AthleticsThe athletics program at Albright College is geared towards student-athletes who love their sport and want the freedom to explore everything college life has to offer.

Albright sponsors 23 sports teams on the varsity level, 11 for men and 12 for women, with more than 30 percent participation of the student body in intercollegiate athletics. The col-lege also supports varsity cheerleading, established club teams (including the 2011 NRU DivisionIVnationalfinalistwomen’srugbyclub)andawidevarietyofseasonalintramurals.

Albright is a member of the 18-team Middle Atlantic Conference, one of the nation’s strongest NCAA Division III conferences. Because of that, student-athletes at Albright have therareopportunitytocompeteonahighlevelandenjoythebenefitsofthesmall-collegeenvironment. In addition to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and MAC, AlbrightisaffiliatedwiththeEasternCollegeAthleticConference(ECAC).

Albrightcoachesaskfordedicationbothonthefieldsandintheclassrooms.Despitethechallenge, many Lion athletes earn grade-point averages of 3.0 and above in a variety of pre-professional disciplines and distinctive programs. Albright is about academic excellence firstandforemost.

The Face of Albright Athletics

AlbrightAthletics.com

In the summer of 2009 the Albright College Athletic department signed with Internet Con-sulting Services to redesign their athletic website. After just a few short weeks, ICS pre-sented Albright with a top-notch website that truly shows what Lions athletics are all about.

Season Preview

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Coaching Staff

Pat StancoHead Coach

8th Season (51-68-8, .433)

The winningest coach in Albright men’s soccer history, head coach Pat Stanco will begin his eighth season with the Lions this fall.

Since taking over the program in 2005, Stanco has compiled a program-best 51 victories, and ledtheLionstotheirfirstconferencetournamentappearancein2007.HehasalsocoachedtwoCommonwealthConferenceRookiesoftheYear,fourfirst-teamall-conferenceselections,andsixsecondteamall-conferencehonorees.In2010,Stancobecamethefirstcoachinprogramhistoryto have a player earn NSCAA All-Region honors.

On the pitch, Stanco coached the program’s all-time career shutout leader in Wendell Hannaford ‘09, and in 2010 helped the Lions to their third winning record since the program’s inception. In his previous seven seasons, Stanco has recorded eight or more wins in a single year four times. The team’s 2007 runtotheconferencetournamentearnedthemafourthplacefinishintheconference standings.

Stanco is a native of Union, NJ, and was a four-year starter for Union High School. He earned multiple honors as a prep star, capped-off by being named Group 4 All-State as a senior. Stanco then went on to East Stroudsburg University, where he became a key member of the Warriors highly successful club.

In 1998 he earned Second-Team All-PSAC honors, setting the stage for a phenominal senior year in 1999. Stanco led the Warriors to an 18-3 record, a PSAC Championship, and a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

He was named the PSAC Player of the Year, a Third-Team All-American after scoring 20 goals, including a streak of 11 consecutive games with at least one goal scored to set a new school record. Stanco finishiedhiscareerwith41goals.

While also coaching at Albright, Stanco played seven seasons for the semi-professional club the Reading Rage before retiring in 2008.

Stanco is married to wife Beth; they have a daughter Liliana and son Luca.

Stanco is assisted by Khanh Nguyen, Jared Melot, Chris Tadley and Jimmy McCumber.

The Stanco File

Season GP Won Loss Tie2011 18 7 11 02010 18 9 8 12009 19 6 11 22008 16 5 11 02007 19 8 9 22006 18 8 8 22005 19 8 10 1

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The Albright College men’s soccer team has brought in 17 freshmen for the 2012 season, and will count on that deep, talented group, along with some experienced returners, as the Lions look to improve on last year’s disappointing 7-11 record.

“We need to make teams earn more of their chances this year,” said eighth-year head coach Pat Stanco. “We had to come from behind a lot last season and it often didn’t turn out in our favor.”

“Overall however, for a 7-11 team, we played some pretty strong soccer and were close to where we need to be to win more games this season,” he added.

The Lions have talent up top, but are waiting for news on striker Vitali Zaluha, who is currently out injured after leading the team with eight goals as a freshman.

2011All-CommonwealthmidfielderTylerWaterswilllikelymovetoforwardthisseason.ThejuniorequaledZaluhafortheteamscoringlead,totaling eight goals and three assists. Senior Tom Villani could see time up top, along with freshmen Austin Phillips and Codey Short.

Albright’smidfieldisboostedbythereturnofjuniorShawnMurphy,whosufferedaseason-endinginjuryearlyin2011.Hewassecondontheteaminscoringasafreshman,totalingsixgoalsandthreeassists.Stancoiscountingonseveralreturnerstostepupinthemidfield,includingjunior Lamar Stewart and sophomore Kenny Horning. Freshmen Brad Wood and Kris Gross could see time right away, while junior Fran Sch-mutzstarted12gameslastyearandcouldplayeitherdefenseormidfield.

Albright will feature good size on a re-tooled backline, but will be very young. Sophomore Austin Marich is a returning starter and will be called upon to lead a defense that will likely include several freshman starters. Rookies Storm Mathias and Matt Robinson are among the contenders for those spots.

Senior Ryan Barr brings experience in goal, while freshmen Austin Aldinger and David Oram have both impressed in preseason and will battle for the starting job.

Albrightwillchallengeitselfearlyintheseason,facingNCAAqualifiersDeSalesand Misericordia in September non-conference encounters. With Hood and Steven-son (a 2010 ECAC champion) joining the Commonwealth Conference, there will be nineconferencegamesandfiveplayoffsspotsforthefirsttime.Thenewadditionsmake for an even deeper and more competitive league that still includes eight-time national champion Messiah.

“We need to work on improving every day, and get better as the year goes along,” said Stanco. “Our team will have more depth, which will make practices more intense and create a good positive environment for everyone to push each other throughout the season.”

Tyler Waters

Shawn Murphy

2012 Roster

NUMERICALNo. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School 0 Ryan Barr Sr. GK 6-4 180 Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Haverford 00 Steve Pyle Sr. GK 6-1 185 Cherry Hill, N.J. / Cherry Hill West1 Taylor Walton So. D/M 6-0 176 Chambersburg, Pa. / Chambersburg2 Dylan See Fr. F 5-7 136 Hopatcong, N.J. / Hopatcong3 Tom Villani Sr. M 5-11 165 Saint James, N.Y. / Smithtown East4 Michael Reid So. M 5-9 160 Honey Brook, Pa. / Twin Valley 5 Lamar Stewart Jr. M 5-10 150 Hempstead, N.Y. / Uniondale 7 Codey Short Fr. F 5-7 135 Lebanon, Pa. / Lebanon8 Storm Mathias Fr. D/M 6-2 175 Bernville, Pa. / Tulpehocken9 Austin Phillips Fr. F/M 6-2 166 Ellicott City, Md. / Howard10 Tyler Waters Jr. M/F 6-1 157 Pottstown, Pa. / Pottsgrove 11 Fran Schmutz Jr. D 5-6 160 Cherry Hill, N.J. / Cherry Hill East 12 Shawn Murphy Jr. M 5-10 170 Morgantown, Pa. / Twin Valley 13 Chris Bette Jr. F 5-9 170 New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt 14 Connor Koellner So. D 6-0 170 Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy 15 Austin Marich So. D 6-2 185 Kempton, Pa. / Northwestern Lehigh16 Kenny Horning So. M 5-10 160 Oley, Pa. / Brandywine Heights17 Vitali Zaluha So. F 6-0 165 Lviv, Ukraine / St. Benedict’s Prep18 Pat Seiler So. D 6-2 175 New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt19 Jack Biggerstaff Fr. M 5-10 180 Morgantown, Pa. / Twin Valley20 DanScofield Fr. M 5-11 157 Branchburg,N.J./Somerville21 Chris Bucks So. M/D 5-10 168 Bethel, Pa. / Tulpehocken 22 Keegan Frick Fr. D/M 5-7 165 Thornton, Pa. / West Chester Bayard Rustin23 Tim Compton So. F 6-4 245 Southampton, Pa. / William Tennent24 Tyler Budgick Fr. M 5-10 185 Boothwyn, Pa. / Cardinal O’Hara25 Matt Robinson Fr. D 6-4 169 Drexel Hill, Pa. / Upper Darby26 Kris Gross Fr. D 6-3 170 Leesport, Pa. / Schuylkill Valley27 Anthony Daub Fr. D 6-4 191 Bethel, Pa. / Tulpehocken28 Michael Watkins Fr. F 5-7 150 Chester, Pa. / Cardinal O’Hara29 Kiko DeLeon Fr. M/F 5-10 150 Alicante, Spain / The Phelps School30 Brad Wood Fr. D 5-10 165 Leesburg, Va. / Stone Bridge31 Adam Burt Fr. M 5-11 150 Laurel Springs, N.J. / Paul VI 35 David Oram Fr. GK 5-8 173 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. / E.L. Meyers36 Austin Aldinger Fr. GK 5-9 180 Elizabethtown, Pa. / Elizabethtown ALPHABETICALNo. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School 36 Austin Aldinger Fr. GK 5-9 180 Elizabethtown, Pa. / Elizabethtown 0 Ryan Barr Sr. GK 6-4 180 Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Haverford 13 Chris Bette Jr. F 5-9 170 New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt 19 Jack Biggerstaff Fr. M 5-10 180 Morgantown, Pa. / Twin Valley21 Chris Bucks So. M/D 5-10 168 Bethel, Pa. / Tulpehocken 24 Tyler Budgick Fr. M 5-10 185 Boothwyn, Pa. / Cardinal O’Hara31 Adam Burt Fr. M 5-11 150 Laurel Springs, N.J. / Paul VI 23 Tim Compton So. F 6-4 245 Southampton, Pa. / William Tennent27 Anthony Daub Fr. D 6-4 191 Bethel, Pa. / Tulpehocken29 Kiko DeLeon Fr. M/F 5-10 150 Alicante, Spain / The Phelps School22 Keegan Frick Fr. D/M 5-7 165 Thornton, Pa. / West Chester Bayard Rustin26 Kris Gross Fr. D 6-3 170 Leesport, Pa. / Schuylkill Valley16 Kenny Horning So. M 5-10 160 Oley, Pa. / Brandywine Heights14 Connor Koellner So. D 6-0 170 Langhorne, Pa. / Neshaminy 15 Austin Marich So. D 6-2 185 Kempton, Pa. / Northwestern Lehigh8 Storm Mathias Fr. D/M 6-2 175 Bernville, Pa. / Tulpehocken12 Shawn Murphy Jr. M 5-10 170 Morgantown, Pa. / Twin Valley 35 David Oram Fr. GK 5-8 173 Wilkes-Barre, Pa. / E.L. Meyers 9 Austin Phillips Fr. F/M 6-2 166 Ellicott City, Md. / Howard00 Steve Pyle Sr. GK 6-1 185 Cherry Hill, N.J. / Cherry Hill West4 Michael Reid So. M 5-9 160 Honey Brook, Pa. / Twin Valley 25 Matt Robinson Fr. D 6-4 169 Drexel Hill, Pa. / Upper Darby11 Fran Schmutz Jr. D 5-6 160 Cherry Hill, N.J. / Cherry Hill East 20 DanScofield Fr. M 5-11 157 Branchburg,N.J./Somerville2 Dylan See Fr. F 5-7 136 Hopatcong, N.J. / Hopatcong18 Pat Seiler So. D 6-2 175 New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt7 Codey Short Fr. F 5-7 135 Lebanon, Pa. / Lebanon5 Lamar Stewart Jr. M 5-10 150 Hempstead, N.Y. / Uniondale 3 Tom Villani Sr. M 5-11 165 Saint James, N.Y. / Smithtown East1 Taylor Walton So. D/M 6-0 176 Chambersburg, Pa. / Chambersburg10 Tyler Waters Jr. M/F 6-1 157 Pottstown, Pa. / Pottsgrove 28 Michael Watkins Fr. F 5-7 150 Chester, Pa. / Cardinal O’Hara30 Brad Wood Fr. D 5-10 165 Leesburg, Va. / Stone Bridge17 Vitali Zaluha So. F 6-0 165 Lviv, Ukraine / St. Benedict’s Prep

Head Coach: Pat StancoAssistant Coaches: Khanh Nguyen, Jared Melot, Chris Tadley, Jimmy McCumber

BY CLASS SENIORS

Ryan BarrSteve PyleTom VillaniJUNIORSChris Bette

Shawn MurphyFran SchmutzLamar StewartTyler Waters

SOPHOMORESChris Bucks

Tim ComptonKenny Horning

Connor KoellnerAustin MarichMichael Reid

Pat SeilerTaylor WaltonVitali ZaluhaFRESHMEN

Austin AldingerJack BiggerstaffTyler Budgick

Adam BurtAnthony DaubKiko DeLeonKeegan Frick

Kris GrossStorm MathiasDavid Oram

Austin PhillipsMatt RobinsonDanScofieldDylan See

Codey ShortMichael Watkins

Brad Wood

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Player Profiles

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#0 Ryan BarrSeniorGoalkeeperBryn Mawr, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS Sv W L T Sho2011 6-6 16 1 5 0 12010 8-5 13 3 2 0 02009 12-6 35 3 3 0 1

#00 Steve PyleSeniorGoalkeeperCherry Hill, N.J.Career Stats:Season GP-GS Sv W L T Sho2011 0-3 1 0 0 0 02010 3-1 4 1 0 0 02009 1-1 2 0 1 0 0

#1 Taylor WaltonSophomoreDefense/MidfieldChambersburg, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 9-4 0 0 0 0

#2 Dylan SeeFreshmanForwardHopatcong, N.J.

Two-timefirstteamAll-ConferenceatHoptcong High School... Second team All-State as a senior.

#3 Tom VillaniSeniorMidfieldSaint James, N.Y.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 15-1 0 0 0 82010 17-1 0 0 0 62009 19-6 0 0 0 5

#4 Michael ReidSophomoreMidfieldHoney Brook, Pa.

Attended Twin Valley High School... Majoring in accounting.

#5 Lamar StewartJuniorMidfieldHempstead, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 18-6 2 1 3 112010 10-0 0 0 0 4

#7 Codey ShortFreshmanForwardLebanon, Pa.

Attended Lebanon High School, where he became the school’s all-time leading goal scorer.

#8 Storm MathiasFreshmanDefense/MidfieldBernville, Pa.

Attended Tulpehocken High School... 2011 Berks County champion and PA Statefinalist.

#9 Austin PhillipsFreshmanForward/MidfieldEllicott City, Md.

Graduated from Howard High School... Majoring in computer sci-ence.

#10 Tyler WatersJuniorMidfield/ForwardPottstown, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 18-18 8 3 19 472010 18-16 0 5 5 34

#11 Fran SchmutzJuniorDefenseCherry Hill, N.J.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 13-12 0 3 3 52010 18-18 0 1 1 2

#12 Shawn MurphyJuniorMidfieldMorgantown, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 2-0 0 0 0 42010 18-18 6 3 15 24

#13 Chris BetteJuniorForwardNew Egypt, N.J.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 7-0 4 0 8 102010 7-0 1 0 2 2

#14 Connor KoellnerSophomoreDefenseLanghorne, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 5-0 0 0 0 1

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#15 Austin MarichSophomoreDefenseKempton, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 15-15 0 0 0 2

#16 Kenny HorningSophomoreMidfieldOley, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 12-3 1 2 4 7

#18 Pat SeilerSophomoreDefenseNew Egypt, N.J.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 12-0 2 0 4 7

#19 Jack BiggerstaffFreshmanMidfieldMorgantown, Pa.

Attended Twin Valley High School... Team MVP and All-Division... Major-ing in crime and justice.

#20 Dan ScofieldFreshmanMidfieldBranchburg, N.J.

Graduated from Somerville High School... Majoring in physics.

#21 Chris BucksSophomoreMidfield/DefenseBethel, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 18-13 1 1 3 9

#22 Keegan FrickFreshmanDefense/MidfieldThornton, Pa.

Attended West Chester Bayard Rustin High School... Member of soccer, rugby and track teams.

#23 Tim ComptonSophomoreForwardSouthampton, Pa.Career Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 10-4 0 0 0 0

#24 Tyler BudgickFreshmanMidfieldBoothwyn, Pa.

Attended Cardinal O’Hara High School... Team captain... Two-time All-Catholic selection.

#25 Matt RobinsonFreshmanDefenseDrexel Hill, Pa.

Graduated from Upper Darby High School... Majoring in secondary education and math.

#26 Kris GrossFreshmanDefenseLeesport, Pa.

Graduated from Schuylkill Valley High School... Varsity letterwinner in soccer.

#17 Vitali ZaluhaSophomoreForwardLviv, UkraineCareer Stats:Season GP-GS G A Pts. Sh.2011 18-18 8 3 19 52

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2011 Commonwealth Conference Standings

Standings Conf. Pts Pct. GF GA Overall Pts Pct. GF GA Messiah*^ 7-0-0 21 1.000 27 2 18-1-1 55 .925 64 10 Alvernia 6-1-0 18 .857 9 3 16-5-1 49 .750 48 20 Lebanon Valley 4-3-0 12 .571 8 8 12-8-0 36 .600 36 31 Elizabethtown 4-3-0 12 .571 10 7 10-7-0 30 .588 25 19 Arcadia 3-3-1 10 .500 5 7 9-8-1 28 .528 23 21 Lycoming 2-4-1 7 .357 5 13 9-8-2 29 .526 21 25 Albright 1-6-0 3 .143 8 19 7-11-0 21 .389 43 42 Widener 0-7-0 0 .000 2 15 3-13-2 11 .222 17 27

*-Regular Season Champions^-Conference Tournament Champions

2011 1st Team All-Commonwealth Conference

Player Team Pos. Yr. Hometown Eric Franks Alvernia F Sr. Reading, PAChris Hall Lebanon Valley F Sr. Lititz, PADanny Thompson Messiah F Sr. Hudson, OHKelly Hess Lebanon Valley M Jr. Shippensburg, PAKyle Martyn Alvernia M Jr. Media, PAJack Thompson Messiah M Fr. Hudson, OHSam Woodworth Messiah M Sr. Boothwyn, PAJoe Raymond Alvernia D Fr. Media, PAJordan Sands Messiah D Sr. Reading, PAMark Yost Albright D Sr. Mohnton, PAZach Wendler Elizabethtown D Sr. Shrewsbury, PABen Diller Alvernia G Jr. Etters, PA

2011 Player of the Year: Eric Franks, Alvernia2011 Rookie of the Year: Jack Thompson, Messiah

2011 Coach of the Year: Casey Moore, Alvernia

2011 Statistical Leaders

TEAMGoals: Messiah – 64, 3.20 GPGAssists: Messiah – 41, 2.05 APGPoints: Messiah – 169, 8.45 PPGGoals Allowed: Messiah – 10, 0.50 GAPGSaves: Lycoming – 98, 5.16 SPGShutouts: Alvernia – 12

INDIVIDUALGoals: Danny Thompson, Messiah – 16, 0.80 PPGAssists: Eric Franks, Alvernia – 9, 0.41 APGPoints: Danny Thompson, Messiah – 38, 1.90 PPGGoals Against Average: Jake Berry, Messiah - 0.56 GAASaves: Ben Diller, Alvernia – 88, 4.00 SPGShutouts: Ben Diller, Alvernia – 10

2011 Commonwealth Conference Players and Defense/Goalies of the Week

Player Defense/GoaliesNovember 8 Danny Thompson, Messiah Jordan Sands, MessiahNovember 1 Chris Hall, Lebanon Valley James Clements, Lebanon ValleyOctober 24 Eric Borkowicz, Elizabethtown Ben Diller, AlverniaOctober 17 - Ben Diller, AlverniaOctober 10 Matt Snively, Lycoming Ben Diller, AlverniaOctober 3 Kyle Martin, Alvernia Ben Diller, AlverniaSeptember 26 Eric Franks, Alvernia -September 19 Andy Suprock, Lebanon Valley Mark Yost, AlbrightSeptember 12 Andy Suprock, Lebanon Valley James Quinn, LycomingSeptember 5 Charlie Vess, Lycoming Taylor Walton, Albright

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2011 2nd Team All-Commonwealth Conference

Player Team Pos. Yr. Hometown Derek Black Messiah F Sr. Pottstown, PAZach Todd Arcadia F Jr. Cape May Courthouse, NJRoss Withrow Elizabethtown F Jr. Newark, DEMike Cahill Arcadia M Jr. Bensalem, PAGareth Cooper Widener M Sr. Royersford, PADomenic Montone Alvernia M Sr. Elkins Park, PACharlie Vess Lycoming M Jr. Lexington Park, MDTyler Waters Albright M So. Pottstown, PAGeoff Cochrane Elizabethtown D Sr. Holland, PAJosh Kremers Messiah D So. West Chicago, ILTravis Miller Lebanon Valley D Jr. Westminster, MDJake Berry Messiah G Jr. Bear, DE

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#27 Anthony DaubFreshmanDefenseBethel, Pa.

Graduated from Tulpehocken High School... 2011 Berks County cham-pionandPIAAStatefinalist.

#28 Michael WatkinsFreshmanForwardChester, Pa.

Graduated from Cardinal O’Hara... Varsity letterwinner in soccer and lacrosse... Majoring in digital media.

#29 Kiko DeLeonFreshmanMidfield/ForwardAlicante, Spain

Attended The Phelps School in Malvern, PA... Team MVP in soccer and tennis.

#30 Brad WoodFreshmanDefenseLeesburg, Va.

#31 Adam BurtFreshmanMidfieldLaurel Springs, N.J.

#35 David OramFreshmanGoalkeeperWilkes-Barre, Pa.

#36 Austin AldingerFreshmanGoalkeeperElizabethtown, Pa.

2011Team Statistics

TEAM STATISTICS ALBRIGHT OPPONENTS SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

SHOT STATISTICS

Goals-Shot attempts 43-312 42-195

Goals scored per game 2.39 2.33

Shot pct. .138 .215

Shots on goal-Attempts 136-312 104-195

SOG pct. .436 .533

Shots/Game 17.3 10.8

Assists 23 38

CORNER KICKS 108 71

PENALTY KICKS 1-2 0-0

OFFSIDES 46 72

PENALTIES

Fouls 195 177

Yellow cards 20 14

Red cards 0 1

ATTENDANCE

Total 1324 1139

Dates/Avg Per Date 11/120 6/190

Neutral Site #/Avg 1/163

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalAlbright 20 23 0 43

Opponents 21 20 1 42

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalAlbright 138 173 1 312

Opponents 92 102 1 195

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalAlbright 34 28 0 62

Opponents 42 51 0 93

CORNERS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalAlbright 43 65 0 108

Opponents 39 32 0 71

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalAlbright 101 94 0 195

Opponents 84 92 1 177

OFFSIDES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalAlbright 25 21 0 46

Opponents 34 37 1 72

OVERALL RECORD: 7-11/CONFERENCE RECORD: 1-6

Sept. 1 Lancaster Bible College W 4-0 Sept. 9 vs. Eastern University L 2-3 (OT) Sept. 13 at Immaculata University W 6-0Sept. 15 Penn State- Harrisburg W 2-1Sept. 20 Penn State- Berks W 2-0Sept. 22 Pennsylvania College of Technology W 4-1 Sept. 24 Manhattanville College L 2-4 Sept. 28 DeSales University L 0-1Oct. 1 * Arcadia University L 0-1 Oct. 5 Gettysburg College L 1-6 Oct. 8 * at Elizabethtown College L 1-3 Oct. 11 * Lebanon Valley College L 2-3 Oct. 15 * at Alvernia University L 1-2 Oct. 17 at Valley Forge Christian College W 10-2 Oct. 19 * Messiah College L 1-8 Oct. 22 * at Lycoming College L 1-2 Oct. 25 at Wesley College L 2-5 Oct. 31 * Widener University W 2-0

*-Commonwealth Conference Game

2011Individual Statistics

---------------------------------------- SHOTS ------------------------------------## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT17 Vitali Zaluha 18-18 8 3 19 52 .154 28 .538 1 1-2 10 Tyler Waters 18-18 8 3 19 47 .170 22 .468 1 0-0 9 Mark Yost 18-18 4 6 14 50 .080 15 .300 0 0-0 24 Adam Toroniewski 18-18 5 1 11 23 .217 12 .522 0 0-0 19 David Folino 17-15 4 1 9 28 .143 12 .429 2 0-0 22 Chris Bette 7-0 4 0 8 10 .400 6 .600 0 0-0 8 Chris Tadley 16-10 2 1 5 19 .105 6 .316 1 0-0 20 Lamar Stewart 18-6 2 1 5 11 .182 5 .455 0 0-0 18 Pat Seiler 12-0 2 0 4 7 .286 3 .429 0 0-0 16 Kenny Horning III 12-3 1 2 4 7 .143 3 .429 1 0-0 21 Chris Bucks 18-13 1 1 3 9 .111 2 .222 1 0-0 11 Fran Schmutz 13-12 0 3 3 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 5 Matt Davis 18-18 1 0 2 8 .125 4 .500 0 0-0 26 Joe Carrubba 17-6 0 1 1 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 7 Kory Reddick 18-0 0 0 0 9 .000 7 .778 0 0-0 3 Tom Villani 15-1 0 0 0 8 .000 4 .500 0 0-0 12 Shawn Murphy 2-1 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 23 Kyle Reddick 14-6 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 15 Austin Marich 15-15 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Joe Tenuta 5-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 27 Connor Koellner 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 35 Steve Pyle 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 14 Craig Smith 7-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Billy Howard 5-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Tim Compton 10-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Ryan Barr 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 00 Taylor Walton 9-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 18 43 23 109 312 .138 136 .436 7 1-2 Opponents 18 42 38 122 195 .215 104 .533 11 0-0

- GOAL AVERAGE - ----- SAVES ------ ----- RECORD ------ Shots## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg. Saves Pct. W L T Sho Faced1 Billy Howard 5-4 255:25 4 1.41 13 .765 3 2 0 0.0 29 00 Taylor Walton 9-4 373:32 9 2.17 9 .500 2 1 0 1.0 40 0 Ryan Barr 6-6 424:14 12 2.55 16 .571 1 5 0 1.0 42 1 Tim Compton 10-2 489:11 14 2.58 23 .622 1 3 0 0.0 70 35 Steve Pyle 3-0 79:15 3 3.41 1 .250 0 0 0 0.0 6 Total 18 1621:37 42 2.33 62 .596 7 11 0 4 187 Opponents 18 1621:37 43 2.39 93 .684 11 7 0 2 295

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All-TimeRecords

PLAYERGOALS Game 3 11 tied; most recently Chris Bette vs Valley Forge Christian, 2011 Season 18 Tom Talarico, 2006 Career 33 Tom Talarico, 2005-2006 ASSISTS Game 5 Nick Loris vs. Valley Forge Christian, 2005 Season 9 Nick Lees, 1996 Career 18 Tony Nuncera, 1989-1992 POINTS Game 7 2 tied; most recently Nick Loris vs Valley Forge Christian, 2005 Season 36 Tom Talarico, 2006 Career 82 Tony Nuncera, 1989-1992 GOALKEEPING WINS Season 10 Jason Magid, 1999 Career 17 Jim Sweeney, 1994-1997 SAVES Game 31 Jim Sweeney vs. Susquehanna (OT), 1994 Season 234 Chris Doerr, 1993 Career 698 Jim Sweeney, 1994-1997 SAVE PERCENTAGE Season 85% Tony Camoratto, 1977 Career 81.1% Chris Doerr, 1990-1993 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Season 1.28 Jason Magid, 1999 Career 2.17 Wendell Hannaford, 2005-2008 SHUTOUTS Season 4.5 Jason Magid, 1999 Career 9 Wendell Hannaford, 2005-2008

COACHES RECORDSBob Boucher - 12 seasons (1976-87), 36-118-9 (.248)Stan Cieplinski - 2 seasons (1988-89), 6-23-2 (.226)Jaap Olree - 4 seasons (1990-93), 17-43-4 (.297)Jeff Schellenberger - 3 seasons (1994-96), 12-38-1 (.245)Dale Witmer - 4 seasons (1997-2000), 29-41-3 (.418)Rhett Goldsmith - 2 seasons (2001-02), 2-30-3 (.100)Tommy Greenwalt - 2 seasons (2003-04), 11-24-3 (.329)Pat Stanco - 7 seasons (2005-present), 51-68-8 (.433)

ALL-CONFERENCE (Since 2000)2011 - Mark Yost, Sr., D, 1st Team Tyler Waters, So., M, 2nd Team2010 - Gibrilla Conde, Fr., F, 1st Team/Rookie of the Year Mark Yost, Jr., D, 1st Team2009 - Mark Yost, So., M, 2nd Team2008 - Maarten Kootstra, Sr., D, 1st Team2007 - Maarten Kootstra, Jr., D, 2nd Team Wendell Hannaford, Jr., GK, 2nd Team2006 - Tom Talarico, So., F, 2nd Team2005 - Tom Talarico, Fr., F, 2nd Team/Rookie of the Year2001 - Jay Magid, Sr., GK, 2nd Team2000 - Jim Rothharpt, Sr., D, 2nd Team

Mark Yost ‘12 graduated this spring after three consecutive All-Commonwealth Conference seasons

MAC100

During 2012-13 the Middle Atlantic Conferences celebrate the MAC 100 to honor a century of intercollegiate competition as one of the oldest intercollegiate athletics associations in the United States.

Founded on December 10, 1912, the MAC has evolved into the only intercollegiate sports umbrella organization in the country thatincludestheMiddleAtlantic,Freedom,andCommonwealthConferences.ThefirstconferencecompetitionoccurredonMay

20,1913withatrack&fieldmeetatLafayetteCollege.Sincethen,57institutionshave competed in 25 sports and won 33 NCAA team championships. Currently 18 schools, spanning four states, have 6,448 student-athletes competing in 23 sports for 36 conference championships. As the MAC enters its second century, the presidents and athletic administrators have positioned the conference into the strongest, most cohesive structure since its founding.

“The MAC 100 is about more than just the past 100 years - it’s about the incredible people who have shaped the conference to what it is today” said Ken Andrews, MAC Executive Director.

The MAC Hall of Fame, an initiative of the MAC 100, is an honor to recognize student-athletes, coaches, administration, faculty, or staff from the Middle Atlantic Conferenc-es who have demonstrated success in athletics, academics, and in the community. Thirty-six individuals (22 athletes and 17 staff/administrators) were inducted into the Inaugural MAC Hall of Fame, representing 25 schools and 13 different sports.

TwoAlbrightalumni,NFLallstarDickRiffleandNCAAhighjumpchampionGrantKrow, were included among the illustrious group of honorees.

Historical Timeline of Key Events in the Middle Atlantic Conference:

December 11, 1912 - Delegates from nine colleges and universities meet at Lafayette College and form the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletics Association (MACAA). It is initially organized as a track association.May 17, 1913 -TheAssociationhoststhefirstannualtrackmeetatLafayetteCollege.April 23, 1922 - The Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Conference is officiallyorganizedinPhiladelphia,Pa.Thirteeninstitutionsattendedandareoften recognized as original members of the conference. Five additional institu-tions that were not represented at the meeting also approved the original plan. DeanHowardMcClenahanofPrincetonisnamedthefirstMACPresident.December 6 & 7, 1949 - The MAC celebrates at the 25th annual meeting. It is noted that there are 32 member institutions - the largest conference in the country holding membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association.1956-57 - First full year of operation under the reorganized MAC structure whereby active members must schedule 50 percent of the membership and 15 different schools within a three-year period. Also, conference championships are established in cross country, wrestling, swimming, fencing, tennis, golf and track.1957-58 - Leagues are established in soccer, basketball, baseball and tennis. 1975-76 - TheMACsponsorswomen’schampionshipsforthefirsttimeinfieldhockey, volleyball, basketball, swimming and tennis.1999 - Spurred by changes in the NCAA championship structure, the MAC re-forms with three conferences – Freedom, Commonwealth, and Middle Atlantic.

Former NCAA high jump champion and Albright alum Grant Krow was inducted

into the inaugural MAC Hall of Fame class

Albright president Dr. Lex O. McMillan spoke at the MAC 100 kickoff

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