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GNAC MEN’S SOCCER ALL-TIME PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Updated Through 2020 Season

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Most Career Player of the Week Winners 7 – Sam Charles, MSUB 6 – Jason Cascio, SU; Brandon Madsen, SMU 5 – Tyler Schultz, SPU 4 – Bobby McAlister, SU; James Ward, SPU; Gibson Bardsley, WWU; Freddy Razo, NNU; Jeremiah Lee, WWU; Camron Miller, WWU PLAYERS OF THE WEEK BY YEAR 2001 Aug. 20-26 Jeff Wallace, HSU Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Joe Watson, SU Cody Hagler, WWU Sept. 3-9 Ian Chursky, SU Michael Schefter, SPU Sept. 10-16 Eduardo "Lalo" Serrano, HSU Sept. 17-23 David Smith, SPU Sept. 24-30 Grant Falco, SPU Brandon Sewell, SU Oct. 1-7 Joe Watson, SU Oct. 8-14 Trevor Stoneberg, NNU Oct. 15-21 James Ward, SPU Oct. 22-28 Danny Ferris, SU Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Eduardo "Lalo" Serrano, HSU 2002 Aug. 26-Sept. 1 Bobby McAlister, SU Sept. 2-8 Paul Nissley, WWU Sept. 9-16 Kris Pope, WWU Sept. 16-22 Grant Falco, SPU Sept. 23-29 Michael Brkich, SPU Sept. 30-Oct. 6 Jeremy Yerkes, SPU Matt Hulen, SU Oct. 7-13 William Borg, HSU Oct. 14-20 Paul Nissley, WWU Nick Letts, SPU Oct. 21-27 Grant Falco, SPU Oct. 28-Nov. 3 Nick Letts, SPU Nov. 4-10 Gus Zadra, WWU 2003 Aug. 25-31 Bobby McAlister, SU Derek Dixon, HSU Sept. 1-7 James Ward, SPU Sept. 8-14 Brandon Sewell, SU Sept. 15-21 Ryan Hopp, WWU Jeremy Yerkes, SPU Sept. 22-28 Matt Laughlin, SPU Justin Scholze, WWU Sept. 29-Oct. 5 Ben Dragavon, WWU Oct. 6-12 Alex Chursky, SU Oct. 13-19 Ian Chursky, SU Oct. 20-26 Nick McCluskey, SU Jeremy Yerkes, SPU Oct. 27-Nov. 2 Kris Pope, WWU Nov. 3-9 James Ward, SPU

2004 Aug. 23-29 Bobby McAlister, SU Cody Hagler, WWU Aug. 30-Sept. 6 James Ward, SPU Dane Valadao, HSU Sept. 7-12 Bobby McAlister, SU Sept. 13-19 Jeremiah Doyle, SU Nick Letts, SPU Sept. 20-26 Brent Egbert, SPU Sept. 27-Oct. 3 Ryan Hopp, WWU Oct. 4-10 Santa Maria Rivera, SU Oct. 11-17 Jonathan Eseman, HSU Jeremiah Doyle, SU Oct. 18-24 Alex Chursky, SU Oct. 25-31 Pat Doran, SU Nov. 1-7 Drew Macha, SPU Adam Jensen, SU 2005 Aug. 22-28 Andy Willis, SPU Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Kellen Rosten, SPU Sept. 5-11 Ben Dragavon, WWU Sept. 12-18 Steve Spencer, SPU Sept. 19-25 Ross Vaillancourt, SPU Brendan Bourdage, HSU Sept. 26-Oct. 2 Matt Kemper, SPU Oct. 3-9 Cameron Weaver, SU Oct. 10-16 Nick McCluskey, SU Oct. 17-23 Pat Doran, SU Oct. 24-30 Michael Morris, SPU Oct. 31-Nov. 6 Kellen Rosten, SPU 2006 Aug. 20-27 John Fishbaugher, SU Aug. 28-Sept. 3 Matt Kemper, SPU Sept. 4-10 Jason Cascio, SU Sept. 11-17 Jason Cascio, SU Andy Willis, SPU Sept. 18-24 Colin Rigby, SPU Sept. 25-Oct. 1 James Coggan, SPU Oct. 2-8 Colin Rigby, SPU Oct. 9-15 Colin Rigby, SPU Oct. 16-22 James Coogan, SPU Oct. 23-29 Jason Cascio, SU Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Hans Esterhuizen, SU 2007 Aug. 20-26 Gibson Bardsley, WWU Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Jeff Hallenbeck, SPU Daniel Palermo, SMU Sept. 3-9 Kellen Rosten, SPU Cameron Mertens, SU Sept. 10-16 Sam Charles, MSUB Sept. 17-23 Wyatt Seddon-Johnstone, SPU Sept. 24-30 Jason Cascio, SU Oct. 1-7 Jeff Hallenbeck, SPU

Michael Lockwood, WWU Oct. 8-14 Dustin Allbery, SU Oct. 15-21 Jason Cascio, SU Oct. 22-28 Sam Charles, MSUB Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Jason Cascio, SU 2008 Aug. 25-31 Jose Oregon, NNU Sept. 1-7 Alex Mangeac, NNU Sam Charles, MSUB Sept. 8-14 Sam Charles, MSUB Sept. 15-21 Alexander Engmann, NNU Sept. 22-28 Ben Lovelace, SPU Sept. 29-Oct. 5 Samir Vejo, WWU Oct. 6-12 Ruben Orozco, SMU Oct. 13-19 Nick Saletto, WWU Oct. 20-26 Xan Nixon, SMU Oct. 27-Nov. 2 Matt Pele, WWU Nov. 3-9 Samir Vejo, WWU 2009 Aug. 24-30 Sam Charles, MSUB Aug. 31-Sept. 6 Matt Mitchell, MSUB Sept. 7-13 Tyler Schultz, SPU Sept. 14-20 Sam Charles, MSUB Sept. 21-27 Chris Andre, MSUB Sept. 28-Oct. 4 Zac Lubin, SMU Oct. 5-11 Xan Nison, SMU Oct. 12-18 Tyler Schultz, SPU Oct. 19-25 Sam Charles, MSUB Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Zac Lubin, SMU Nov. 2-8 Kellan Brown, WWU 2010 Aug. 30-Sept. 5 Thomas Sheets, MSUB Sept. 6-12 Christian Warman, WWU Salvador Sanchez, NNU Sept. 13-19 Chris Andre, MSUB Sept. 20-26 Helge Neumann, SFU Sept. 27-Oct. 3 Andy Wolverton, SPU Oct. 4-10 Joseph Martin, SFU Gibson Bardsley, WWU Oct. 11-17 Tyler Schultz, SPU Oct. 18-24 Elliot Morton, SPU Oct. 25-31 Gibson Bardsley, WWU Nov. 1-7 Gibson Bardsley, WWU



2011 Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Alex Mangeac, NNU Sept. 5-11 Anthony DiNicolo, SFU Garion Holian, MSUB Sept. 12-18 Dylan Gaydosh, SMU Sept. 19-25 Tyler Schultz, SPU Sept. 26-Oct. 2 Carlo Basso, SFU Oct. 3-9 Chris Bargholz, SFU Isaac Kerr, MSUB Oct. 10-16 Jon Pearman, SPU Oct. 17-23 Tyler Schultz, SPU Oct. 24-30 Matt Besuschko. SFU Oct. 31-Nov. 6 Thomas Chameraud, MSUB 2012 Offense Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Danny Olivas, SPU Sept. 3-9 Lucas Ferrittp, SFU Sept. 10-16 Christopher Morris, SPU Sept. 17-23 Brice Holliday, USF Sept. 24-30 Justin Wallace, SFU Oct. 1-7 Kyle Smurdon, SPU Oct. 8-14 Ryan Dhillon, SFU Oct. 15-21 Rory Pratt, Mary Oct. 22-28 Austin Curtis, WWU Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Aaron McElwee, Mary 2012 Defense Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Michael Winters, SFU Sept. 3-9 Kurtis Pederson, WWU Sept. 10-16 Stephen Marshall, NNU Sept. 17-23 Conner Moe, MSUB Sept. 24-30 Matt Besuschko, SFU Oct. 1-7 Sal Sanchez, NNU Oct. 8-14 Jon Pearman, SPU Oct. 15-21 Conner Moe, MSUB Oct. 22-28 Helge Neumann, SFU Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Alfredo Ontiveros, NNU 2013 Offense Sept. 2-8 Lucas Ferrito, SFU Sept. 9-15 Glenn Paden, SFU Sept. 16-22 Stephen MacDonald, SPU Sept. 23-29 Andrew Weishaar, WWU Sept. 30-O. 6 Fredy Razo, NNU Oct. 7-13 Jordan Pearce, Mary Oct. 14-20 Juan Sanchez, SFU Oct. 21-27 Ryan Dhillon, SFU Oct. 28-Nov. 3 Fredy Razo, NNU Nov. 4-10 Fredy Razo, NNU 2013 Defense Sept. 2-8 Juan Perez, NNU Sept. 9-15 Troy McCarty, WWU Sept. 16-22 JJ Olson, SMU Sept. 23-29 Ryan Foo, NNU Sept. 30-O. 6 Michael Aringer, MSUB Oct. 7-13 Alexander Kleefeldt, SFU Oct. 14-20 Bailey Martin, WWU Oct. 21-27 Cody Lang, SPU Oct. 28-Nov. 3 Brandon Watson, SFU Nov. 4-10 Keegan Rogers, WWU

2014 Offense Sept. 1-7 Ty Hastings, WWU Sept. 8-14 Jovan Blagojevic, SFU Sept. 15-21 Erik Anderson, NNU Sept. 22-28 Toby Tolo, SMU Sept. 29-Oct. 5 Bryson Pavel, SPU Oct. 6-12 Mateo Espinosa, SFU Luke Olney, WWU Oct. 13-19 Stephen MacDonald, SPU Oct. 20-26 Stephen MacDonald, SPU Oct. 27-Nov. 2 Chad Radulovichm WWU Nov. 3-9 Fredy Razo, NNU 2014 Defense Sept. 1-7 Alfredo Ontiveros, NNU Sept. 8-14 Jack West, Mary Sept. 15-21 Marcus Tinsley, WWU Sept. 22-28 Yannick Petzschke, NNU Sept. 29-Oct. 5 Tom Lohmann, MSUB Oct. 6-12 Jordan Kollars, SPU Oct. 13-19 Alfredo Ontiveros, NNU Oct. 20-26 Juan Perez, NNU Oct. 27-Nov. 2 Matt Brink, MSUB Nov. 3-9 Brandon Watson, SFU JJ Olson, SMU 2015 Offense Aug. 31- Sept. 6 Alex Mitrovic, SFU Sept. 7-13 Ricardo Palomino, MSUB Sept. 14-20 Julio Castillo, NNU Sept. 21-27 Ben Culpan, CU Sept. 28-Oct. 3 Mamadi Camara, SFU Oct. 5-11 Mori Tsuchiya, SPU Oct. 12-18 Ricardo Palomino, MSUB Oct. 19-25 Fernando Alvarez, NNU Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Adam Jones, SFU Nov. 2-8 Thiago Novis, MSUB James Liddiard, Mary 2015 Defense Aug. 31-Sept. 6 Bryson Pavel, SPU Sept. 7-13 Ryan Foo, NNU Sept. 14-20 Cody Lang, SPU Sept. 21-27 Abraham Placito, NNU Sept. 28-Oct. 3 Brandon Watson, SFU Oct. 5-11 Robert Hyams, SFU Oct. 12-18 Jake Zimmer, SMU Oct. 19-25 Cody Guthrie, CU Oct. 26-Nov. 1 Nick Rosato, SMU Nov. 2-8 Davis Karaica, SPU 2016 Offense Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Logan Wood, NNU Sept. 5-11 Stephen MacDonald, SPU Sept. 12-18 Christian Thyron, CU Sept. 19-25 Adam Jones, SFU Sept. 26-Oct. 2 Riley Pang, SFU Oct. 3-9 Matt Paine, CU Oct. 10-16 Michael Mollay, NNU Oct. 17-23 Adam Jones, SFU Oct. 24-30 Eleazar Galvan, WWU

Oct. 31-Nov. 6 Kyle Witzel, SMU 2016 Defense Aug. 29-Sept. 4 Tyler Visten, WWU Sept. 5-11 Tom Lohnmann, MSUB Sept. 12-18 Brady Ulen, WWU Sept. 19-25 Guillaume Kremer, MSUB Sept. 26-Oct. 2 Jeffrey Collings, SPU Oct. 3-9 Ryan Foo, NNU Oct. 10-16 Jeffrey Collings, SPU Oct. 17-23 Oliver Posarelli, MSUB Oct. 24-30 Brandon Watson, SFU Oct. 31-Nov. 6 Brady Ulen, WWU 2017 Offense Aug. 28-Sept. 10 Gabe Kellum, SPU Sept. 4-10 Mori Tsuchiya, SPU Sept. 11-17 Guillaume Kremer, MSUB Sept. 18-24 Drew Farnsworth, WWU Sept. 25-Oct. 1 Alex Mejia, SPU Oct. 2-8 Mamadi Camara, SFU Oct. 9-15 Matteo Polisi, SFU Oct. 16-22 Brandon Madsen, SMU Oct. 23-29 Gabe Kellum, SPU Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Brandon Madsen, SMU 2017 Defense Aug. 28-Sept. 3 Javier Hernandez, MSUB Sept. 4-10 Magnus Kristensen, SFU Sept. 11-17 Tom Lohmann, MSUB Sept. 18-24 Realf Zhivanaj, MSUB Sept. 25-Oct. 1 Kary Whitney, SPU Oct. 2-8 Tyler Visten, WWU Oct. 9-15 Magnus Kristensen, SFU Oct. 16-22 Sebastian Navarro, SMU Oct. 23-29 Tom Lohmann, MSUB Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Michael North, SFU 2018 Offense Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Matteo Polisi, SFU Sept. 3-9 Georg Cholewa, WWU Sept. 10-16 Connor Glennon, SFU Sept. 17-23 Rafael Junqueira, MSUB Sept. 24-30 Guillaume Kremer, MSUB Oct. 1-7 Matteo Polisi, SFU Oct. 8-14 Titus Grant, SPU Oct. 15-21 Ricardo Palomino, MSUB Oct. 22-28 Brandon Madsen, SMU Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Brandon Madsen, SMU 2018 Defense Aug. 27-Sept. 2 Griffin Small, SMU Sept. 3-9 Ludvig Rhodin, MSUB Sept. 10-16 Jeremiah Lee, WWU Sept. 17-23 Michael North, SFU Sept. 24-30 Grant Alcorn, CU Oct. 1-7 Brandon Wolter, WWU Oct. 8-14 Luciano Trasolini, SFU Oct. 15-21 Grant Alcorn, CU Oct. 22-28 Jeremiah Lee, WWU Oct. 29-Nov. 4 Brandon Wolter, WWU



2019 Offense Sept. 2-8 Nicholas Denley, CU Sept. 9-15 Andres Perez, MSUB Sept. 16-22 Brandon Madsen, SMU Sept. 23-29 Jake Levine, NNU Sept. 30-Oct. 6 William Raphael, SFU Oct. 7-13 Andres Perez, MSUB Oct. 14-20 Brendan Laun, CU Oct. 21-27 Georg Cholewa, WWU Oct. 28-Nov. 3 Jake Levine, NNU Nov. 4-10 Brandon Madsen, SMU Nov. 11-17 Alden Massey, SPU 2019 Defense Sept. 2-8 Jessy Martin, MSUB Sept. 9-15 Jessy Martin, MSUB Sept. 16-22 Alex Nadermann, NNU Sept. 23-29 Camron Miller, WWU Sept. 30-Oct. 6 Nick Morgan, WWU Oct. 7-13 Jeremiah Lee, WWU Oct. 14-20 Brandon Locke, WWU Oct. 21-27 Teagan Eldridge, WWU Oct. 28-Nov. 3 Camron Miller, WWU Nov. 4-10 Jeremiah Lee, WWU Nov. 11-17 Jorick Schilken, SFU 2020-21 Offense Feb. 22-28 Jake Levine, NNU Mar. 1-7 Lukas Juodkunaitis, NNU Mar. 22-28 Tyler Speer, SPU Apr. 5-11 Brandon Parsio, NNU Apr. 12-18 Iakov Shmelev, WWU Apr. 19-25 Alden Massey, SPU Apr. 26-May 2 Teagan Eldridge, WWU May 3-9 Alex Whiting, WWU May 10-16 Travis Swallow, SPU 2020-21 Defense Feb. 22-28 Lorenzo Valentini, NNU Mar. 1-7 Sawyer Price, NNU Mar. 22-28 Stephen Murray, SMU Apr. 5-11 Lorenzo Valentini, NNU Apr. 12-18 Mitchell Hutter, WWU Apr. 26-May 2 Camron Miller, WWU May 3-9 Brandon Locke, WWU May 10-16 Camron Miller, WWU



PLAYER OF THE WEEK SELECTIONS 2001 Week of Aug. 20-26: Goalkeeper Jeff Wallace, Humboldt State (6-1, 170, Jr., Vallejo, CA), starting in the place of the injured Colin Garon, had nine saves, including seven in the second half, as the Lumberjacks outlasted San Francisco State 2-1, despite playing one man short over the final 26 minutes. Week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2: Joe Watson, Seattle (F, 5-8, 160, Jr., Auburn, WA - Auburn Riverside) and Cody Hagler, Western Washington (F, 6-2, 190, So., Canby, OR - Portland). . .Watson recorded three goals and an assist as the Redhawks won three of four games with CCAA opponents, including a 2-1 overtime win over previously unbeaten Sonoma State Sunday. Hagler had a pair of game-winning goals as the Vikings defeated UC San Diego 1-0 and previously unbeaten Chico State 2-1 in overtime. He also scored twice in a 5-2 loss to Grand Canyon last Monday. Week of Sept. 3-9: Ian Chursky, Seattle (Forward, 5-10, Jr., Federal Way, WA - Decatur & Tacoma CC) and Michael Schefter, Seattle Pacific (Midfielder, 6-0, So., Yakima, WA - West Valley). . .Chursky scored twice, including the game-tying and game-winning goals, in a 3-1 non-conference win over Western Washington. . .Schefter scored three goals in a pair of road wins over Cal Poly Pomona and UC San Diego. Week of Sept. 10-16: Eduardo "Lalo" Serrano, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-1, Jr., Toluca, Mexico) scored three goals, including two in a 3-0 shutout of Dominican and the game-winning goal on a penalty kick in a 2-1 conquest of Fresno Pacific. Week of Sept. 17-23: David Smith, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-3, Fr., Corvallis, OR), playing in his first games of the season after recovering from a pulled hamstring, scored the game-winning goals in victories over Sonoma State and UC Davis as the Falcons extended their winning streak to four games. Week of Sept. 24-30: Grant Falco, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 5-9, Jr., Veradale, WA - University) and Brandon Sewell, Seattle (GK, 6-1, So., Federal Way, WA - Decatur). . .Falco scored two goals and also had two assists as the Falcons extended their winning streak to six with a pair of victories. In SPU's 3-2 win against San Francisco State, he set up one goal and then beat two defenders and hit the game-winner from a difficult angle along the end line. He then notched another goal and an assist in the Falcons' 6-0 conference win over Northwest Nazarene. . .Sewell had seven saves and turned away numerous crosses in the box to record his second shutout of the season in a 1-0 win over California State-Bakersfield. "Brandon made several-what I call-goal-saving saves, and when you only have a 1-0 lead, that is huge," said SU head coach Peter Fewing. "He read the game very well, came off his line extremely well and distributed the ball well." Week of Oct. 1-7: Joe Watson, Seattle (Forward, 5-8, Jr., Auburn - Auburn Riverside) scored one goal and assisted on the other as the Redhawks defeated Seattle Pacific 2-1 for their first victory on SPU's home field in 23 years. Watson is currently tied for the GNAC scoring lead with Eduardo Serrano of Humboldt State. Both players are averaging 1.50 points per game. In 10 contests, Watson has scored five goals and also has five assists.

Week of Oct. 8-14: Trevor Stoneberg, Northwest Nazarene (Forward, 5-9, Sr., Meridian, ID) scored in overtime as the Crusaders ended a four-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over Northwest Nazarene Friday. He also scored two goals in a 5-1 win over Evergreen State on Saturday. Week of Oct. 15-21: James Ward, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-0, Fr., Salem, OR) came out of the net to rally the Falcons to a win and a tie in a tournament at Incarnate Word, Tex. In the two contests, Ward scored three goals, including the game-winning goal in a 3-2 win over St. Edwards, and the tying goal in a 3-3 draw with Incarnate Word. He also had two assists. Week of Oct. 22-28: Danny Ferris, Seattle (F, 6-1, Sr., Yakima - Eisenhower) scored two goals in a 4-1 win over Western Washington and added two more in a 6-0 victory over Humboldt State as the Redhawks clinched at least a tie for the GNAC title with a pair of victories. Ferris has scored at least one goal in four consecutive games. Week of Oct. 29-Nov. 4: Eduardo "Lalo" Serrano, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-1, Jr., Toluca, Mexico) scored twice, including the game-winner in the 27th minute of overtime as the Lumberjacks rallied from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Seattle 3-2 in a non-conference game. A week earlier, the Redhawks had beaten HSU 6-0. Serrano currently leads the GNAC in goals (11) and points (25). 2002 Week of Aug. 26-Sept. 1: Bobby McAlister, Seattle (Forward, 5-9, So., Federal Way - Decatur), a transfer from UW, was selected the Most Valuable Player in the Roadrunner Soccer Classic at Bakersfield. McAlister scored three goals in a 4-0 win over Cal State Bakersfield to earn the Redhawks a split in their two games. "He's a great finisher and knows how to find the back of the net," SU coach Peter Fewing said. "What I was most impressed with was his work ethic off the ball. He got back and defended well for us, taking one of their (Bakersfield's) best players out of the game, and always finding ways to make himself available." Week of Sept. 2-8: Paul Nissley, Western Washington (MF, 6-0, So., Mount Vernon, WA) scored three goals to lead the Vikings to a pair of victories. Nissley had two goals in a 3-1 non-conference win at Humboldt State on Wednesday, then scored one of WWU's two goals in a 2-0 shutout of Chico State on Friday. Week of Sept. 9-16: Kris Pope, Western Washington (Sweeper, 5-6, Fr., Everett, WA - Jackson) assisted on both of Western's goals in a 2-1 overtime win over Northwest Nazarene on Wednesday. Kris' brother Kory had an assist on the Vikings' only goal in a 1-0 shutout of Whitworth on Saturday. The game-winning goals were scored by Ian Weinberg and Joel Saulter, respectively. Week of Sept. 16-22: Grant Falco, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 5-9, Sr., Veradale, WA - Central Valley) scored two goals to lead the Falcons to a 3-1 win Monday over Notre Dame de Namur. Falco has scored a goal or had an assist in five of SPU's seven games and is among five players tied for second place in the GNAC in points with 10 (4 goals, two assists). Week of Sept. 23-29: Michael Brkich, Seattle Pacific (MF, 5-9, So., Vancouver, BC) scored one goal and assisted on the first of four second-half goals in a 4-0 shutout of Chico State. He was also generally the catalyst for an attack, which kept Chico under pressure throughout the game.



2002 CONTINUED Week of Sept. 30-Oct. 6: Jeremy Yerkes, Seattle Pacific (MF, 5-10, So., Gresham, OR) and Matt Hulen, Seattle (MF, 5-10, Sr., Woodinville, WA - Shoreline CC). . .Yerkes scored the tying goal in Seattle Pacific's 2-1 win over previously unbeaten Cal State Dominguez Hills. He also forced strong saves on his other two shots and helped keep the Toros under constant pressure. The goal, his fourth of the season, came on a 20-yard direct free kick over a five-man wall and into the upper right corner. . .Hulen scored two goals in a 4-1 win over Chico State and also earned an assist on Pat Doran's game-winning goal as the Redhawks rallied from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Montana State-Billings 5-2. Week of Oct. 7-13: William Borg, Humboldt State (Forward, 5-11, 180, Sr., Greeley, CO) scored one of his team's two goals in a 2-0 win over Northwest Nazarene and earned an assist on the only goal in a 1-0 shutout of Montana State-Billings as the Lumberjacks snapped an eight-game losing streak with a pair of victories. Week of Oct. 14-20: Paul Nissley, Western Washington (MF, 6-0, So., Mount Vernon, WA) and Nick Letts, Seattle Pacific (MF, 6-2, So., Dublin, CA). . .Nissley earned an assist on David Hileman's winning goal in a 2-1 non-conference win over Seattle University and also had two goals, his seventh and league-leading eighth of the year, in a 5-0 shutout of Grand Canyon. . .Letts, making his first start, had a cross to Jeremy Yerkes for an easy tap-in and then headed home the final goal in a 3-0 shutout of Grand Canyon. Week of Oct. 21-27: Grant Falco, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 5-9, Sr., Veradale, WA - University) scored twice, including the winning goal in overtime, in a 3-2 road win at Cal Poly Pomona. Week of Oct. 28-Nov. 3: Nick Letts, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-2, Fr., Dublin, CA - Redwood Christian) and Paul Nissley, Western Washington (MF, 6-0, So., Mount Vernon, WA) both tied the GNAC record for most consecutive games with a point, extending their respective streaks to six. Letts scored two goals and had an assist in a 6-0 rout of Simon Fraser, then set up SPU's only goal in a 1-1 non-conference tie with Seattle University. Letts has had an assist in five consecutive games, one short of the GNAC record. Nissley, who leads the conference in goals (14) and points (32), also tied a GNAC record by scoring at least one goal in four consecutive games as he had two goals in a 7-0 shutout of Evergreen State. He also had a goal and an assist in a 2-1 win over Simon Fraser. Nissley has scored eight goals in his last four games and has 21 points (9 goals, 3 assists) during his six-game scoring streak. Week of Nov. 4-10: Gus Zadra, Western Washington (MF, 5-11, Fr., Poulsbo, WA - North Kitsap) scored the game's only goal in the Vikings' 1-0 win at Seattle Pacific on Wednesday, then scored the first goal and assisted on Paul Nissley's game-winning goal as the Vikings clinched the GNAC title with a 2-1 home win against Seattle University on Saturday. 2003 Week of Aug. 25-31: Bobby McAlister, Seattle (F, 5-9, 150, So., Federal Way, WA - Kennedy) and Derek Dixon, Humboldt State (M, 5-10, 175, Sr., Columbus, OH). . .McAlister was named the Most Valuable Offensive Player in the fourth annual Seawolf Classic at Rohnert Park. He scored two goals in a 5-3 loss to San Francisco State and then earned an assist on the eventual winning goal in a 2-1 win over defending national champion Sonoma State. Dixon scored a goal in a 2-1 win over Montana State-Billings and had an assist in a 2-1 win over Cal State Stanislaus as the Lumberjacks opened their season with two victories.

Week of Sept. 1-7: James Ward, Seattle Pacific (GK, 6-0, Jr., Salem, OR - Sprague) had seven saves and was credited with one of the best overall performances of his career by Falcon coach Cliff McCrath in a 1-0 overtime road loss to Cal State Bakersfield. Week of Sept. 8-14: Brandon Sewell, Seattle (GK, 6-1, 185, Sr., Federal Way, WA - Kennedy) had two saves, including one on a one-on-one situation as the Redhawks defeated defending conference champion Western Washington 2-0 Saturday in Bellingham. Sewell is unscored upon in two conference games this fall to extend his own conference record for career shutouts to 13. Week of Sept. 15-21: Ryan Hopp, Western Washington (Forward, 5-10, Jr., Marysville, WA - Pilchuck & Edmonds CC) and Jeremy Yerkes, Seattle Pacific (Midfielder, 5-9, Jr., Gresham, OR). . .Hopp scored a hat trick (the fifth in GNAC history including three by WWU players), converting on all three of his shot attempts, in a 4-1 conference win over Humboldt State. He also took a team-high six shots in a 2-0 win over Evergreen State as the Vikings earned their first two victories of the season. . .Yerkes had a brilliant solo effort, beating two defenders on the dribble to score the tying goal with 10:25 left in regulation in a 2-2 tie with Simon Fraser. He was also the most dangerous man on the field and earned an assist on SPU's final goal in a 3-0 shutout of Montana State-Billings as the Falcons extended their unbeaten streak to three (two wins, one tie). Week of Sept. 22-28: Matt Laughlin, Seattle Pacific (D, 6-3, Sr., Selah, WA - Massachusetts) and Justyn Scholze, Western Washington (D, 6-4, Sr., Federal Way - Decatur). . .The two defenders sparked their respective teams to a pair of victories over defending NCAA Division II national champion Sonoma State and San Francisco State as each squad extended its unbeaten/winning streaks to five. . .Laughlin repeatedly broke up forays using his speed and anticipation as the Falcons posted their third and fourth shutouts during their five-game unbeaten streak (4-0-1). Scholze had an assist on Western's first goal in a 2-0 win over San Francisco State and then made a critical defensive play to preserve the lead eight minutes later, clearing a shot by Gator midfielder Paul Carter off the goal line with an overhead kick. The Vikings, who have won five straight, also beat Sonoma 2-1. Week of Sept. 29-Oct. 5: Ben Dragavon, Western Washington (GK, 6-1, 185, So., Monroe, WA) had two one-on-one saves in a 1-0 shutout of traditional NAIA power Simon Fraser. The shutout was his fourth of the season, tying SPU's James Ward for the conference lead. In two wins, Dragavon had eight saves, including five against the Clan, and allowed just one goal. Week of Oct. 6-12: Alex Chursky, Seattle (Forward, 6-0, So., Federal Way, WA) scored a pair of goals, including the game-winner in overtime as the Redhawks beat Seattle Pacific 3-2 to open up a five-point lead in the conference race. Week of Oct. 13-19: Ian Chursky, Seattle (Forward, 5-10, Sr., Federal Way, WA – Decatur) scored four goals to lead the Redhawks to a pair of wins, including a 2-1 overtime victory over NCAA Division I Portland. He scored the game-winner against the Pilots as Seattle beat UP for the first time since 1982, snapping a 12-game losing streak in the series. He also had a hat-trick (the third of his career) in a 6-0 shutout of Cal State San Bernardino.



2003 CONTINUED Week of Oct. 20-26: Nick McCluskey, Seattle (MF, 5-10, 175, So., Federal Way, WA – Decatur) and Jeremy Yerkes, Seattle Pacific (MF, 5-9, Jr., Gresham, OR – Tacoma CC). . .McCluskey scored a pair of game-winning goals as the Redhawks blanked Western Washington and Humboldt State to clinch their second GNAC title in three seasons. Yerkes came off the bench to score three goals in the final 31 minutes including the game-winner with 10:06 remaining as the Falcons beat Humboldt 3-2. It was SPU's first hat trick in three years. Week of Oct. 27-Nov. 2: Kris Pope, Western Washington (Forward, 5-6, So., Everett, WA – Jackson) had two goals and two assists in the Vikings 7-1 home win against Humboldt State. Pope scored the first two goals – his first and second of the season – of the match, then added assists on the next two as Western built a 4-0 halftime lead. Week of Nov. 3-9: James Ward, Seattle Pacific (Goalkeeper, 6-0, Jr., Salem, OR) allowed just one goal in a pair of victories. He was credited with 11 saves, including a penalty kick save versus Western Washington and two point-blank saves in a 2-1 win over UC Davis as the Falcons kept alive their NCAA record string of consecutive winning seasons, extending it to 33. Ward finished the season with a conference-leading 1.16 goals against average. 2004 Week of Aug. 23-29: Bobby McAlister, Seattle (Forward, 5-9, Jr., Federal Way, WA – Kennedy) and Cody Hagler, Western Washington (Forward, 6-3, Jr., Canby, OR). . .McAlister scored three goals – his second career hat-trick – as Seattle defeated Cal State Dominguez Hills 3-2 in overtime Friday at Championship Field. Hagler had three assists to tie the GNAC single-game record in a 3-1 home win Saturday over Cal Poly Pomona. Week of Aug. 30-Sept. 6: James Ward, Seattle Pacific (GK, 6-0, Sr., Salem, OR - Sprague) and Dane Valadao, Humboldt State (D, 5-9, So., Arcata, CA). . .Ward allowed just one goal leading the Falcons to a tie for the tournament title in the Seahawk Classic at Rohnert Park. In the two tournament contests, Ward had six saves and was named the tournament's Outstanding Goalkeeper. In three games, including a 1-0 home win over Cal Poly Pomona earlier in the week, Ward posted two shutouts and had a .929 save percentage. . .Valadao earned MVP honors at the Don Mild Memorial Lumberjack Classic, leading the Lumberjacks to two victories. He scored goals in both games, including the game-winning goal in Monday's 1-0 overtime win over Cal State Stanislaus. “Dane is a very versatile player,” HSU coach Andy Cumbo said. “He has such a tremendous work rate and plays through fatigue.” Week of Sept. 7-12: Bobby McAlister, Seattle (F, 5-9, Jr., Federal Way, WA – Kennedy) had a pair of game-winning goals as the Redhawks beat nationally second-ranked Chico State 3-2 and regionally fourth-ranked Sonoma State 1-0. McAlister leads the conference in scoring with 19 points (nine goals, one assist). Week of Sept. 13-19: Jeremiah Doyle, Seattle (GK, 6-5, Sr., Vancouver, WA – Evergreen) and Nick Letts, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-2, Jr., Dublin, CA). . .Doyle had a season-high nine saves in a 1-1 draw with nationally 15th -ranked UC San Diego, then recorded two saves and also did an outstanding job of coming off his line and snaring crosses in posting his fourth shutout of the season in a 3-0 win over Cal State San Bernardino. . .Letts had a goal, an assist and set up a penalty kick as the Falcons extended their unbeaten streak to five with wins over Humboldt State (3-0) and Tampa (2-1). He got the equalizing goal in SPU's come-from-behind win against the Florida

school, and had an assist on Brent Egbert's second goal and was tripped to set up Egbert's penalty kick against Humboldt. Week of Sept. 20-26: Brent Egbert, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-9, Sr., Bellingham, WA – Sehome) extended his string of games with a point to seven, scoring three goals and also earning two assists in road wins over nationally 15th ranked Barry, Fla., and Nova Southeastern. Egbert scored SPU's first goal and assisted on the second in a 3-2 overtime win over Barry. He then had two goals and an assist against Nova., getting the game-winning goal on a penalty kick with 51 seconds left in regulation. Week of Sept. 27-Oct. 3: Ryan Hopp, Western Washington (F, 5-10, Sr., Marysville, WA – Pilchuck & Edmonds CC) had four goals to lead the Vikings to three wins over Far West Region opponents. He scored twice in Monday's 3-1 win over Montana State – Billings, had one of the Vikings' five shots on goal in a 2-1 come-from-behind win at Cal State Monterey Bay on Wednesday and then scored twice in Friday's 3-0 shutout at Chico State. Week of Oct. 4-10: Santa Maria Rivera, Seattle (Sweeper, 5-10, Jr., Yakima, WA – Ike & WVC) led the Redhawk defense to three shutout victories, all against regionally ranked teams. “Santa's made a great transition from midfield to defense and he's one of the main reasons we are getting the shutouts that we're getting,” SU coach Peter Fewing said. “He's quick, he reads the game well and he plays smart out of the back. He stops things before they get started and he's definitely getting better each game.” Week of Oct. 11-17: Jonathan Eseman, Humboldt State (F, 5-11, Fr., Seattle, WA - Garfield) and Jeremiah Doyle, Seattle (GK, 6-5, Sr., Vancouver, WA – Evergreen). . .Eseman scored five goals as the Lumberjacks won a pair of non-conference road games. Eseman had a hat trick and also added an assist in a 7-0 win at Cal Maritime. He then had both goals in a 2-1 come-from-behind win over Dominican. . .Doyle stopped three shots as Seattle blanked Simon Fraser 1-0 for its eighth consecutive shutout, equaling the sixth longest shutout streak in NCAA Division II history. Doyle extended his own string of consecutive minutes without allowing a goal to 762 minutes, 53 seconds, which is the ninth longest streak in Division II history. Week of Oct. 18-24: Alex Chursky, Seattle (F, 6-0, Jr., Federal Way, WA – Decatur) scored the game-winning goal in a 2-0 win over Grand Canyon. It was the 10th consecutive game in which Chursky had either scored a goal or had an assist, equaling the GNAC record set by current teammate Pat Doran two years ago. Week of Oct. 25-31: Pat Doran, Seattle (F, 5-11, Sr., Bellingham, WA - Sehome) assisted on both of the Redhawks goals in a 2-1 win over Seattle Pacific as the Redhawks clinched their third GNAC title in the four-year history of the conference. Doran has nine assists this season, one short of the GNAC single season mark of 10 set by Grant Falco of Seattle Pacific three years ago. Doran's second assist set up Cameron Weaver's game-winning goal in the 98th minute. Week of Nov. 1-7: Drew Macha, Seattle Pacific (D, 6-1, Fr., Eugene, OR – Marist) and Adam Jensen, Seattle (F, 5-11, So., Missoula, MT – Sentinel). . .Macha and Jensen led their respective teams to 1-0 shutouts of Western Washington. Macha played solid, aggressive defense, won numerous head balls and steadied a back line which was without starter David Smith in Wednesday's victory. Jensen got the game-winning goal in Saturday's game as the Redhawks finished off their first unbeaten regular-season in school history.



2005 Week of Aug. 22-28: Andy Willis, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-0, Jr., Gig Harbor) scored two goals, including the game-winner versus Chico State and one of the Falcons' two goals in a 2-2 tie with Fresno Pacific. Willis now has 12 career goals. Week of Aug. 29-Sept. 4: Kellen Rosten, Seattle Pacific (GK, 6-0, So., Colorado Springs, CO) had a total of 11 saves without allowing a goal while playing 161 minutes in shutout wins over San Francisco State and Sonoma State. He had four point-blank stops versus Sonoma State and also earned an assist on the Falcons' clinching goal. He currently ranks 10th nationally in save percentage (.913) and 17th in goals against average (0.50) leading the Falcons to a 4-0-1 record. Week of Sept. 5-11: Ben Dragavon, Western Washington (GK, 6-1, Sr., Monroe, WA) had a total of 28 saves in three games, including 15 in a 1-0 overtime shutout win against Chico State Saturday as he posted his 18th career shutout. The 15 saves is the third highest total in GNAC history and the highest total in a shutout. The previous best total in league history in a shutout was eight. The win snapped a six-game losing streak for WWU. “Ben Dragavon was a man among boys,” WWU coach Travis Connell said. “When you're on a losing streak, you try to inspire people to have special performances that bring out the best in their teammates, and Ben did that. He wouldn't let us lose.” Week of Sept. 12-18: Steve Spencer, Seattle Pacific (F-M, 5-9, Jr., Scottsdale, AZ – Chaparral & Paradise Valley) assisted on three of the Falcons' six goals as they went 2-0-1 to complete a five-game road trip. Spencer set-up Andy Willis for a pair of goals in a 2-0 win at Cal State Bakersfield and his corner kick led to the tying goal in a 3-2 comeback win at Metro State. He also had one shot hit the post in the latter game. Week of Sept. 19-25: Ross Vaillancourt, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-10, Sr., Bedford, NH – Manchester West) and Brendan Bourdage, Humboldt State (GK, 6-1, Sr., Napa, CA – Santa Clara). . .Vaillancourt equaled a GNAC single-game record with three assists in SPU's 3-0 shutout of Grand Canyon and also effectively controlled possession in that game and its scoreless draw with Humboldt State. . .Bourdage had four saves and allowed just one goal as the Lumberjacks defeated Western Washington 2-1, earning their first conference victory in three years, and also battled to the tie with SPU. “Brendan's experience and maturity helps our organization,” HSU coach Andy Cumbo said. “He has the ability to make sure that the shot doesn't happen because he communicates so well.” Week of Sept. 26-Oct. 2: Matt Kemper, Seattle Pacific (Defender, 6-1, So., Colorado Springs, CO) anchored the Falcons' back line which, despite playing without two starters, held both WWU and Simon Fraser scoreless in 3-0 and 2-0 wins, extending their shutout streak to four games. Kemper cut off several attacks with interceptions and tackled strong. He also fired one shot at SFU that required a tough save by the Clan keeper. Week of Oct. 3-9: Cameron Weaver, Seattle University (F, 6-4, Sr., Kent, WA – Skagit Valley) scored five goals and launched a total of 22 shots, including 14 “on-goal” as the Redhawks exploded for 13 goals in Far West Region wins over Cal Poly Pomona (5-2), Seattle Pacific (2-1) and Humboldt State (6-1). He had SU's first goal in wins over Cal Poly Pomona and SPU and then produced a hat trick in Sunday's home victory against Humboldt State. Weaver is tied for the GNAC lead in points with 18, ranks second in goals with seven and is the leader in assists with four.

Week of Oct. 10-16: Nick McCluskey, Seattle University (Midfielder, 5-10, Sr., Federal Way – Decatur) scored three goals, including two in a 4-0 shutout of Western Washington as the Redhawks clinched their third straight GNAC title and their fourth in five years. Seattle now has an all-time conference record of 24-1 in the five-year history of the conference and has won 17 straight conference games, the seventh longest streak in NCAA Division II history. Week of Oct. 17-23: Pat Doran, Seattle (M, 6-0, Sr., Bellingham, WA – Sehome) scored the game-winning goal and also had an assist as the Redhawks overcame the absence of two of its top players to defeat Cal State San Bernardino 2-0. Doran now ranks third in school history and is the GNAC career leader in assists with 24. He also ranks fifth in career scoring in GNAC history with 58 points. Week of Oct. 24-30: Michael Morris, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-8, Jr., Bothell, WA - Blanchet) assisted on one goal, help create another and hit the post over the span of two road wins. He worked an exchange with Jeff Hallenbeck for the first goal at Grand Canyon in a 2-1 victory. The against Monterey Bay he set Jeremy Bonner free with a thru ball as Bonner got the assist on a goal by James Coogan in a 1-0 victory. Earlier he hit the upright with a shot. Week of Oct. 31-Nov. 6: Kellen Rosten, Seattle Pacific (GK, 6-0, So., Colo. Springs, Co) posted his ninth and 10 th shutouts of the season and made 12 saves, including a critical penalty kick and a diving parry of a free kick in a 1-0 win over Seattle University. Rosten leads the GNAC in shutouts (10), goals against average (0.56) and save percentage (.891). All three marks are just slightly off the GNAC single-season records of 13, 0.47 and .897 set last year by SU's Jeremiah Doyle. 2006 Week of Aug. 20-27:John Fishbaugher, Seattle University (M, 5-10, 178, Jr., Redmond, WA) scored one goal and also had two assists as the Redhawks defeated Chico State 4-3 and Sonoma State 3-0. He scored the first goal just four minutes into the first half against Chico State bending a free kick into the net. He also controlled the Seattle midfield as the Redhawks scored three more goals in the first half. Against Sonoma State, his skills on the set plays again led to goals, as he set up both Jason Cascio and Adam Jensen to give Seattle a 2-0 lead. Fishbaugher again controlled the midfield, more times than not putting the ball in the right place for the Redhawks to keep possession and move up the field. Week of Aug. 28-Sept. 3: Matt Kemper, Seattle Pacific (D-M, 6-1, Jr., Colorado Springs, CO) was named the Defensive Most Valuable Player in the Seawolf Classic at Rohnert Park, Calif. He organized the Falcon defense and launched attacks out of the back as SPU blanked Cal State L.A. 2-0 and 17th-ranked Sonoma State 3-0 to win the tournament title. He also came forward to launch four shots (two of them on goal) in three contests, including a 2-0 loss Tuesday to nationally fifth-ranked Cal State Dominguez Hills. Week of Sept. 4-10 and Oct. 23-29: Jason Cascio, Seattle University (F, 5-10, Jr., Gilbert, AZ – Hamilton) scored the game-winning goal from 18 yards out in the second half as the Redhawks snapped a two-match losing streak with a 3-2 win over UC San Diego to win the award for the Week of Sept. 4-10.. . . .He scored three goals to lead the Redhawks to a pair of 3-1 victories for the Week of Oct. 23-29, earning them a NCAA post-season berth.. Cascio finished the regular-season with a league-best 16 goals, equaling the second highest single-season total in GNAC history, and 33 points. He also led the conference with six game-winning goals.



2006 CONTINUED Week of Sept. 11-17: Jason Cascio, Seattle (F, 5-10, Jr., Gilbert, AZ – Hamilton) and Andy Willis, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-0, Sr., Gig Harbor, WA). . .Cascio extended his goal-scoring streak to five games to equal the GNAC record set last season by the Redhawks' Cameron Weaver. He scored two goals, including the game-winner, in a 4-1 win over Hawaii Pacific, and also had the game-winning goals, his fourth and fifth of the season, in wins over Chaminade (8-0) and Grand Canyon (2-1). He flicked the ball into the net with 5:49 remaining in the Redhawks' win over the Antelopes. . .Willis scored a pair of goals to move into a tie for eighth place in GNAC career scoring with 51 points as the Falcons extended their win streak to three with road victories at Cal State Monterey Bay (3-1) and Western Washington (4-1). Week of Sept. 18-24, Oct. 2-8 and Oct. 9-15: Colin Rigby, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-2, Sr., Mercer Island, WA – Denver) scored the game-winning goal in overtime in the Falcons' historic 500th victory to win the Sept. 18-24 award. He was also SPU's most effective attacker throughout the contest, serving as target man and shooting five times, including one that skipped off the crossbar. He scored the game-winning goal on a 30-yard blast as the Falcons extended their win streak to seven with a 4-0 win at UC-Colorado Springs to win the award for the Week of Oct. 2-8. He scored just 38 seconds into the contest and then later earned an assist on Andy Willis' game-winning goal in Seattle Pacific's 2-1 win over Seattle before a crowd of 775 and also scored a goal in SPU's 3-2 overtime loss to Grand Canyon to win the award for the Week of Oct. 9-15. Week of Sept. 25-Oct. 1 and Oct. 16-22: James Coggan, Seattle Pacific (Jr., San Jose, CA – Valley Christian). . .In the week of Sept. 25-Sept.1, Coogan came off the bench to score two second-half goals as the Falcons extended their win streak to six with a 2-0 shutout of Regis. He also had three shots in a 2-1 overtime win over Notre Dame de Namur. During the week of Oct. 16-22, he scored what proved to be the game-winning goal on a 22-yard free kick in a 3-1 win over Western Washington. He had five shots in SPU's two games and was a constant threat, both on free kicks (curling one just over the bar) and in run of play. Week of Oct. 30-Nov. 5: Hans Esterhuizen, Seattle (D, 6-1, Sr., Pasco, WA) scored two of his team's five goals and was selected the tournament's Outstanding Defensive Player as the Redhawks won the Far West Regional title, defeating top-seeded Cal State Dominguez Hills 2-1 in overtime and Cal State L.A. 4-3 in a shootout after playing to a 3-3 double overtime draw. 2007 Week of Aug. 20-26: Gibson Bardsley, Western Washington (F, 5-11, Fr., Fall City, WA – Mt. Si) scored three goals in his collegiate debut leading the Vikings to a 4-0 win over Hawaii Hilo. Week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2: Jeff Hallenbeck, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-8, Sr., Redmond, WA – Inglemoor) and Daniel Palermo, Saint Martin's (D, 5-7, Jr., Seattle, WA – Mt. Rainier). . .Hallenbeck forced three saves and also assisted on James Coggan's winning goal as the Falcons blanked San Francisco State 1-0 to stay unbeaten in three contests. Palermo was credited with an assist on the Saints' first goal in a 2-1 win over Hawaii Hilo and scored the lone goal in a 1-0 win over Notre Dame de Namur as SMU earned its first two wins in the program's history. Week of Sept. 3-9: Kellen Rosten, Seattle Pacific (GK, 6-0, Sr., Colorado Springs, CO - Doherty) and Cameron Mertens, Seattle (M, 5-8, Jr., Kennewick, WA - Southridge). . .Rosten had a career-high 10 saves in a 2-1 overtime win over Sonoma State, including a game-saving diving stop in the final seconds of the first overtime on a volley from close range. He then

recorded his 19 th career shutout, fourth on SPU's all-time list and second in GNAC history, in a 1-0 shutout of Saint Martin's. He made one save in that contest as the Falcons improved to 4-0-1. . .Mertens scored the only goals in Seattle's 1-0 wins over nationally sixth-ranked Cal State L.A. and Notre Dame de Namur. Week of Sept. 10-16 and Oct. 21-28: Sam Charles, Montana State Billings (F, So., Chiswell, England - Budmouth Tech). . .During the Week of Sept. 10-16, Charles scored four of the Yellowjackets five goals in conference home wins against Western Washington (2-1), Seattle (1-0) and Saint Martin's (2-0). He had the game-winning goals against the Redhawks and Saints – his third and fourth of the year – and also scored the go-ahead goal against the Vikings. . . During the Week of Oct. 21-28, he became just the second player in GNAC history to produce 40 points in a single season as he had a goal and an assist in a 2-0 home win over Seattle Pacific. Charles' 41-point total (19 goals, 3 assists) trails only Bobby McAllister's 49-point production (22 goals, 5 assists) in 2004 when he led Seattle University to the NCAA Division II national title. Week of Sept. 17-23: Wyatt Seddon-Johnstone, Seattle Pacific (M, 6-2, Jr., Burnaby, BC – Burnaby Central & Hartwick) led the Falcons to a pair of 1-1 draws as he energized the midfield during the second half as the Falcons came behind against Montana State Billings. He then had another strong game, winning balls and restarting the attack, in a defensive center role against Grand Canyon. Week of Sept. 24-30, Oct. 15-21 and Oct. 29-Nov. 4: Jason Cascio, Seattle University (F, 5-11, Sr., Gilbert, AZ - Hamilton) scored all three of the Redhawk goals in wins over Montana State Billings (1-0) and UC San Diego (2-0) during Week of Sept. 24-30. The goal against the Yellowjackets came in overtime. During the Week of Oct. 15-21, he earned his first career hat trick scoring three goals in a 8-1 win against Saint Martin's as the Redhawks extended their win streak to eight games. During the week of Oct. 29-Nov. 4, he scored all three of the Redhawk goals in a 2-1 win over Incarnate Word and a 1-1 draw with Seattle Pacific. Week of Oct. 1-7: Jeff Hallenbeck, Seattle Pacific (M-F, 5-8, Sr., Redmond, WA - Inglemoor) and Michael Lockwood, Western Washington (GK, 6-2, Sr., Canby, OR – Skagit Valley). . .Hallenbeck scored four goals, including a hat trick against Colorado – Colorado Springs, and also had two assists in a pair of wins. Among his goals against UCCS was an 18-yard free kick into the upper left corner, which would have beaten any defense. He also tormented the Mary and UCCS defenses with his tight control and passing in tight situations in a pair of victories. . .Lockwood posted three shutouts, making 11 saves, including eight in a 1-0 road win at Cal State Stanislaus, as he extended his scoreless streak to 294:56. “He was phenomenal (against CSU Stanislaus) with eight saves, two from point-blank range right at the end to preserve the win and the shutout,” WWU coach Travis Connell said. Week of Oct. 8-14: Dustin Allbery, Seattle (M, 5-10, 175, Sr., Spokane, WA – SFCC) had a pair of assists in the Redhawks' 2-1 win over Seattle Pacific. He leads the GNAC in assists this fall with seven and now ranks ninth in GNAC history with 15 career assists. Week of Oct. 15-21: Jason Cascio, Seattle University (F, 5-11, Sr., Gilbert, AZ – Hamilton) earned his first career hat trick scoring three goals in a 8-1 win against Saint Martin’s as the Redhawks extended their win streak to eight games. Cascio now has 10 goals this season and 28 in his career.



2007 CONTINUED Week of Oct. 22-28: Sam Charles, Montana State Billings (F, So., Chiswell, England) became just the second player in GNAC history to produce 40 points in a single season as he had a goal and an assist in a 2-0 home win over Seattle Pacific. Charles’41-point total (19 goals, 3 assists) trails only Bobby McAllister’s 49-point production (22 goals, 5 assists) in 2004 when he led Seattle University to the NCAA Division II national title. The 2-0 win also clinched the Yellowjackets second-place in the GNAC and put them into a strong position to earn a NCAA playoff berth. Week of Oct. 29-Nov. 4: Jason Cascio, Seattle University (F, 5-11, 180, Sr., Gilbert, AZ - Hamilton) scored all three of the Redhawk goals in a 2-1 win over Incarnate Word and a 1-1 draw with Seattle Pacific. 2008 Week of Aug. 25-31: Jose Oregon, Northwest Nazarene (M, 5-10, 145, Fr., Nampa, ID - Skyview) scored two goals, including the game-winner on a header in the opening minute of overtime, as the Crusaders opened their season – their first since suspending the sport following the 2002 season - with a 4-3 overtime win over the College of Idaho. Week of Sept. 1-7: Alex Mangeac, Northwest Nazarene (M, 5-8, Fr., Nampa, ID - Skyview) and Sam Charles, Montana State Billings (F, 6-4, 200, Jr., Chiswell, England – Budmouth Tech). . .Mangeac had three goals and an assist in leading the unbeaten Crusaders to two wins and a draw. He had the game-winning goal in a 5-0 shutout of Cascade and earned an assist on the game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over George Fox. . .Charles scored two goals and also had an assist as the Yellowjackets split two games with nationally ranked teams. He scored MSUB's lone goal in a 2-1 loss to No. 7 Metro State and had the game-winning goal and an assist in a 3-0 shutout of No. 24 Mesa State. . .Mangeac currently leads the GNAC in points with 10 (4 goals, 2 assists), while Charles, with three goals and two assists, is the leader in points per game (2.67). Charles is now MSUB's all-time leader in goals (29) and points (65). Week of Sept. 8-14: Sam Charles, MSU Billings (F, 6-4, Jr., Chiswell, England - Budmouth Tech) scored four goals leading the Yellowjackets to two wins in three contests. He had a hat trick in a 3-1 win Monday against Mary. It was his third career hat-trick tying the GNAC record. On Sunday, Charles, who has had 10 game-winning goals during the past two seasons including three this year, scored the game's only goal at 88:49 lifting the Yellowjackets to a 1-0 victory over Great Falls. Week of Sept. 15-21: Alexander Engemann, Northwest Nazarene (GK, 6-3, Fr., Fort Collins, CO - Poudre) had 11 saves in leading the unbeaten Crusaders to wins at Great Falls (3-0) and Montana State Billings (2-1). In Thursday's game against UGF, Engemann made two fantastic saves early in the second half to help protect a 1-0 lead. Week of Sept. 22-28: Ben Lovelace, Seattle Pacific (GK, 5-10, Sr., Cupertino, CA) stopped all 11 shots he faced in recording shutouts against Saint Martin's (1-0) and Northwest Nazarene (2-0) as the Falcons opened their conference season with a pair of victories. Lovelace recorded shutouts even though his team was outshot 24-22 and also gave up five more corner kicks (13-8). Week of Sept. 29-Oct. 5: Samir Vejo, Western Washington (F, 5-10, Sr., Trebinje, Bosnia – Beaverton, Ore.) scored seven goals as the Vikings split two games in Colorado, defeating Colorado Christian 10-0 after losing 5-4 to Regis. Vejo set GNAC records with six goals and 12 points against CCU, breaking the old records of four and eight by Bobby McAlister of Seattle

University against Cal State Bakersfield on Sept. 1, 2002. Two of his goals against Colorado Christian were on penalty kicks. Week of Oct. 6-12: Ruben Orozco, Saint Martin's (M, 5-11, Jr., Des Moines, WA) led the Saints to their first-ever conference victory as they upset league-leader Seattle Pacific 3-1 Friday at Interbay Stadium. Orozco scored SMU's first goal on a free kick from 25 yards. “His free kick was about a good a ball that anyone could hope for,” SMU coach Rob Walker said. “That first goal gave us a nice boost in the first half and definitely helped with our confidence. His distribution is first class and in the win against SPU his work rate in defense was critical to our success.” Week of Oct. 13-19: Nick Saletto, Western Washington (D, 6-3, Jr., Bellingham, WA – Squalicum) sparked a defensive unit that allowed just one goal and surrendered just 16 shots in wins over Saint Martin's (3-1) and Montana State Billings (1-0) as the Vikings took over first-place in the GNAC race. “Nick was dominant in the air in both of our victories,” WWU coach Travis Connell said. Week of Oct. 20-26: Xan Nixon, Saint Martin's (M, 6-0, Fr., Seattle, WA – Roosevelt) scored four goals to lead the Saints to a 5-0 shutout of Northwest Nazarene. Nixon joined Bobby McAlister of Seattle University (2002 vs. Cal State Bakersfield) and Samir Vejo of Western Washington (this year against Colorado Christian and Northwest Nazarene) as the only players in GNAC history to score four or more goals in a game. Week of Oct. 27-Nov. 2: Matt Pele, Western Washington (M, 6-4, Sr., Kennewick, WA – Kamiakin) earned an assist on the Vikings' first goal in a 2-1 road win at Montana State Billings as WWU opened up a three-point lead in the conference race. Pele beat two players off the dribble from the corner and got the ball to the far post where Oscar Jimenez headed it to the near post to Tyler Bjork. Bjork then found the net from five yards away. “ Matt had his best game as a Viking,” WWU coach Travis Connell said about the four-year veteran. “He was all over the place, running tirelessly.” Week of Nov. 3-9: Samir Vejo, Western Washington (F, 5-10, Sr., Trebinje, Bosnia – Beaverton, OR) scored four goals, including one game-winner, and also had and assist in conference wins over Saint Martin's (6-0) and Seattle Pacific (3-0). Vejo, who also had an assist in a 1-1 tie Monday with West Region playoff qualifier Cal State L.A., finished second in the conference in points (39), goals (18) and game-winning goals (4). 2009 Week of Aug. 24-30, Sept. 14-20 and Oct. 19-25: Sam Charles, Montana State Billings (F, 6-4, Sr., Chiswell, England) scored three goals and also had two assists to lead the Yellowjackets to a pair of lopsided shutout victories during the Week of Aug. 24-30. During the Week of Sept. 14-20, Charles scored three goals and also had an assist as the Yellowjackets tied Seattle Pacific 1-1 and defeated Jamestown 3-1. In the latter two games, Charles set GNAC records for most consecutive games with a goal (9) and most consecutive games with a point (11). Charles set the previous record of 8 for games with a goal in 2007. The old record for most consecutive games with a point of 10 was set by Pat Doran of Seattle University in 2002 and equaled by the Redhawks' Alex Chursky in 2004. The goal streak ended at nine, but he eventually extended his streak for games with a point to 15 before it was snapped. In the Week of Oct. 18-25, Charles scored five goals and had an assist in leading the Yellowjackets to their ninth and 10th victories of the season. He had two goals and an assist in a 3-0 win at Northwest Nazarene and three goals in a 4-0 victory against Rocky Mountain. The hat-trick was his first of the year and fourth of his career, setting a GNAC record.



Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6: Matt Mitchell, MSU Billings (GK, 5-11, 165, Jr., Thornton, CO - Northglenn) had 17 saves as the Yellowjackets split two road games, losing in overtime to sixth-ranked Cal State L.A. 2-1 and defeating previously unbeaten Cal Poly Pomona 2-0. Mitchell had 11 saves against Pomona, becoming just the second goalkeeper in GNAC history to record 10 or more saves during a shutout joining Ben Dragavon of Western Washington who had 15 saves in a 1-0 overtime win over Chico State on Sept. 10, 2005. Week of Sept. 7-13 and Oct. 12-18: Tyler Schultz, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-11, 170, So., Scottsdale, AZ – Pinancle) had a pair of goals and an assist as the Falcons stayed unbeaten with wins over Cal State Monterey Bay (3-1) and nationally 20th-ranked Metro State 4-1 during the Week of Sept. 7-13.. He had a goal and assist in the latter game as SPU gained a little revenge for a 4-1 loss to the same team a year ago. During the Week of Oct. 12-18, Schultz scored four goals as the Falcons won two of three games, including a 1-0 win at nationally 17th ranked Grand Canyon and a 4-1 home win against Montana State Billings. Schultz, who netted the game-winner against Grand Canyon, has seven goals and an assist and is tied for sixth in the GNAC in scoring, averaging 1.00 points per contest. He scored both of SPU's goals in its 3-2 road loss at Saint Martin's and had one of their four goals against MSUB. Week of Sept. 21-27: Chris Andre, Montana State Billings (F, 6-0, Jr., Billings, MT) led the Yellowjackets to a pair of one-goal road victories, including a 2-1 overtime win at Western Washington Thursday. Andre scored a goal in the 106th minute against WWU as MSUB earned its first-ever victory at Bellingham. He then helped lead the ‘Jackets to a 1-0 win at Saint Martin's as MSUB grabbed the early lead in the GNAC race. Week of Sept. 28-Oct. 4 and Oct. 26-Nov. 1: Zac Lubin, Saint Martin's (GK, 6-5, Jr., Bozeman, MT) had eight saves – one short of his career high - and did not allow a goal over the final 71:25 allowing the Saints to rally from a 2-0 deficit to beat Seattle Pacific 3-2 on Oct. 1. . .He earned his second Player-of-the-Week award, making 13 saves and allowing just two goals in a pair of 2-1 wins as the Saints clinched the GNAC title, its first team championship in any sport in the nine-year history of the conference. Lubin ranks second in the conference in save percentage (.724) and saves (3.71). In conference games he is the leader in goals against average (1.22) and save percentage (.775) and ranks second in saves (4.43). Week of Oct. 5-11: Xan Nixon, Saint Martin's (F, 6-1, So., Seattle, WA – Roosevelt) had an assist on the Saints' game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Western Washington as SMU grabbed the GNAC lead at the halfway point of the conference season. He also scored SMU's only goal and had all four of its shots on goal in a 3-1 loss to Simon Fraser. Nixon leads the GNAC in shots with 51, ranks second in total points with 18 and ranks third in points per game, averaging 1.29 per contest. “Xan has had a great last five games with some great goals and timely passing,” SMU coach Rob Walker said. “He's scored against some great opposition in NNU, SPU and his assist on Connor Biggs' go-ahead goal against Western Washington last week really made our day as the Vikings were all over us." Week of Nov. 2-8: Kellan Brown, Western Washington (M, 5-7, 140, So., Tacoma, WA - Bellarmine Prep) led the Vikings to a tie and a win, scoring a goal against the University of Mary and earning an assist against Saint Martin's. Brown finished the season as the GNAC's No. 2 point producer (25) and goal scorer (10). “Kellen has continuously found ways to breakdown defenses all season,” WWU coach Travis Connell said.

2010 Week of Aug. 30-Sept. 5: Thomas Sheets, MSU Billings (5-9, So., Everett, WA – Edmonds CC) led the Yellowjackets to a win and a tie in a pair of West Region games in Phoenix. He had one of MSUB's two goals, scoring in the second half in Saturday's 1-1 draw with Grand Canyon, then also contributed to a 1-0 victory against Dixie State. Week of Sept. 6-12: Christian Warman, Western Washington (GK, 5-11, Sr., Sedro-Woolley, WA) and Salvador Sanchez, Northwest Nazarene (M, 6-0, So., Ontario, OR). . .Warman had 10 saves as the Vikings upset 20th ranked Metro State 2-1 Sunday in Denver. “He was spectacular,” WWU coach Travis Connell said. “They put a ton of pressure on us in the second half and really wore us down. They did surge through a few times, but every time Christian was up to it and turned them away.” . . .Sanchez scored a pair of goals from outside the 18 in Northwest Nazarene's 3-2 win Friday over the College of Idaho. Earlier in the week, his blast from 25 yards gave the Crusaders a 1-0 victory over Hawaii Pacific. Sanchez is currently one of three players tied in the GNAC for most goals scored with three. Week of Sept. 13-19: Chris Andre, MSU Billings (F, 6-0, Sr., Billings, MT) had three goals and an assist as the Yellowjackets won two of three region-counting games. He had one goal in a 4-2 win over Adams State and both goals in a 2-0 shutout of University of Mary, Andre currently ranks second in the conference in scoring with nine points and in goals with four.

Week of Sept. 20-26: Helge Neumann, Simon Fraser (D, 6-2, So., Oslo, Norway) had assists on game-winning goals by Max Baessato and Michael Winters as the Clan stayed perfect in seven contests with wins against MSU Billings and Northwest Nazarene. "Helge has led our team to a very good start this season,” SFU coach Alan Koch said. “He has helped natural freshmen Derrick Bassi settle in nicely next to him. Our back four are continually getting better and Helge is the glue that holds them together. He has also done well to get forward and assist on a few goals this week. He is still a young player and the sky is the limit for him." Week of Sept. 27-Oct. 3: Andy Wolverton, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-7, Sr., Portland, OR – Jesuit) had three goals to lead the Falcons to a 4-2 win over Northwest Nazarene and also played a key role in SPU's 2-0 shutout of Montana State Billings, its first-ever win in the Montana city as the Falcons moved into first-place in the conference with 10 points. The hat trick, which included two goals on penalty kicks, was the first one for Wolverton, who now has eight goals. Tied 2-2, Wolverton chipped the ball over the goalkeeper's head from 18 yards out. He then added an insurance goal at 87:40 on his second penalty kick. Wolverton is one of six players in the conference tied for third in goals scored with four. Week of Oct. 4-10: Joseph Martin, Simon Fraser (MF, 5-8, Fr., Surrey, BC – North Delta) and Gibson Bardsley, Western Washington (F, 5-11, Sr., Fall City, WA – Mt. Si). . .Martin came off the bench to score overtime goals in wins at Seattle Pacific (93:16) and Saint Martin's (96:21) as the NAIA No. 1 ranked Clan extended their win streak to 10 games. The goals were the first two of his collegiate career. In addition to the game-winners, he took just one other shot in the two contests. . .Bardsley had an 11-point week, scoring five goals and also earning an assist in wins over Saint Martin's (4-3) and Hawaii Pacific (5-2). Bardsley leads the GNAC in goals (11) and points (24). Week of Oct. 11-17: Tyler Schultz, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-11, Jr., Scottsdale, AZ – Pinnacle) had three goals, including two in Seattle Pacific's 3-0 shutout of regionally top-ranked Grand Canyon. Schultz currently ranks second in the GNAC in goals (7) and total points (16).



Week of Oct. 18-24: Elliot Morton, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-4, Jr., Tacoma, WA – Bellarmine) scored in overtime to earn Seattle Pacific a 2-1 home win against MSU Billings Saturday. With the ball rolling toward the top of the Yellowjackets penalty area, Morton gained control, lost it momentarily under defensive pressure, but quickly regained it and broke through two defenders. That set him up for a one-on-one shot that eluded the reach of goalkeeper Matt Mitchell. Morton, who started the season as a defender, has four goals and three assists since moving to forward. “Elliott has really helped turn our season around by moving to forward,” SPU coach Mark Collings said. “His strength and ability to win balls in the air continues to create a lot of goal scoring opportunities for us. Although he doesn’t always get the assist or the goal, he has been a catalyst in our attack.” Week of Oct. 25-31: Gibson Bardsley, Western Washington (F, 5-11, Sr., Fall City, WA – Mount Si) scored two goals and also had four assists in leading the Vikings to wins over Montana State Billings and Northwest Nazarene. He scored WWU’s first goal and then earned an assist on Andrew Weishaar’s game-winner in a 2-1 win at Montana State Billings Thursday. He also had a goal and added a GNAC-record tying three assists in a 7-0 rout of Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. Bardsley currently leads the conference in points with 39 and goals with 16 and is one off the lead in assists with seven. His point total is 17 more than any one else in the conference and is goal total is seven ahead of the runner-up in that category. Week of Nov. 1-7: Gibson Bardsley, Western Washington (F, 5-11, Sr., Fall City, WA – Mount Si) scored in each game as the Vikings finished their season with 2-0 wins over Saint Martin’s and Seattle Pacific. The two goals – the 40th and 41st of his career - pulled Bardsley even with Peter LaBarge (1989-90) for most goals in WWU history. It also gave him 100 career points enabling him to join Sam Charles of Montana State Billings (140 points) as the only players in conference history to reach triple digits. Bardsley scored a goal in WWU’s final six games and in eight of its last nine contests. He had 30 points (12 goals, 6 assists) as the Vikings finished with seven wins in the nine games. “He has literally been unstoppable the second half of the season,” WWU coach Travis Connell said. 2011 Week of Aug. 29-Sept. 4: Alex Mangeac, Northwest Nazarene (M, 5-8, 155, Sr., Nampa, ID – Skyview), who led the GNAC in assists last season with 10, scored a pair of goals, including one to snap a 2-2 tie as the Crusaders defeated Academy of Art 4-2 in their season opener. The two goals were Mangeac's 24th and 25th of his career moving him into eighth place on the GNAC all-time career list in points with 68. Week of Sept. 5-11: Anthony DiNicolo, Simon Fraser (D, 5-10, Sr., Maple Ridge, BC – Archbishop Carney) and Garion Holian, Montana State Billings (F, 5-11, 150, Sr., Missoula, MT – Hellgate). . .DiNicolo led the Clan defense that keyed SFU's 1-0 win against nationally ninth-ranked Grand Canyon. "Anthony was fantastic for us at the back,” SFU coach Alan Koch said. “He helped settle our back four in the final thirty minutes against Grand Canyon and helped preserve a big victory. He has grown into a silent leader and has started off his senior year full of confidence.". . .Holian led MSUB to two wins scoring a school-record four goals in a 4-2 win over Colorado Christian and also earning an assist in a 2-1 victory over the University of Mary. Holian's goal total equals the second-highest single-game total in conference history. He joins Samir Vejo of Western Washington, Bobby McAllister of Seattle University and Xan Nixon of Saint Martin's as the only players in GNAC history to score four or more goals in a single game. Vejo had a GNAC-record six against Colorado Christian and four against

Northwest Nazarene in 2008. McAllister had four against Cal State Bakersfield in 2002 and Nixon had four against NNU in 2008. Week of Sept. 12-18: Dylan Gaydosh, Saint Martin's (F, 6-1, So., Federal Way, WA – Stadium) earned an assist on the Saints' overtime goal in a 2-1 win over Montana State Billings and had a goal and an assist in a 3-2 overtime win over Northwest Nazarene. “He had a great week statistically and he also had a great week of working off the ball,” SMU coach Rob Walker said. “He produces on the score sheet but he also does the small things as well.” Week of Sept. 19-25: Tyler Schultz, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-11, Sr., Scottsdale, AZ – Pinnacle) scored four of the Falcons' 10 goals in wins against Mary and Sioux Falls. He also assisted on a fifth goal increasing his career point total to 63. He needs just one more point to move into 10th place on the GNAC all-time career point list. He already ranks seventh in career goals with 28. Week of Sept. 26-Oct. 2: Carlo Basso, Simon Fraser (F, 6-4, So., Coquitlam, BC – Archbishop Carney) scored three goals including the game-winner in a 5-0 shutout at Saint Martin's and the first two goals in a 4-3 home victory against Seattle Pacific. “Carlo was fantastic,” SFU coach Alan Koch said. “He scored a very composed goal to get us going at Saint Martin's and helped settle us down with a rocket against Seattle Pacific. He works tirelessly for the team and is fully deserving of the three goals he scored this week.” Week of Oct. 3-9: Chris Bargholz, Simon Fraser (M, 5-8, Fr., Fuessen, Germany) and Isaac Kerr, MSU Billings (D, 6-4, Fr., Coylton, Scotland). . . Bargholz scored three goals, including a pair of game-winners as Simon Fraser outscored PacWest foes BYU-Hawaii and Hawaii Pacific, who have a combined record of 15-5-1, by a 9-2 margin. “Chris turned in a fantastic performances Saturday (scoring twice against Hawaii Pacific). His first goal was a sublime chip over their goalkeeper. He is improving almost daily and becoming more and more comfortable with college soccer in every match.”. . .Kerr also had two game-winners in a 1-0 victory over Mary and a 3-2 overtime win against Sioux Falls. “I thought Isaac was absolutely fantastic for us this weekend,” said MSUB head coach Dan McNally. “This season he has continued to improve as a defender and this weekend he came up clutch with two big goals.” Week of Oct. 10-16: Jon Pearman, Seattle Pacific (D, 6-2, Jr., Glendale, AZ - Cactus) has spearhead a defense that has posted four consecutive shutouts to put the Falcons right in the middle in the hunt for one of the four available NCAA Division II post-season berths. Last week, SPU allowed just 10 shots in a scoreless draw with Montana State Billings and a 2-0 win at Northwest Nazarene. Spearman had an assist on SPU's second goal in the latter contest. “Jon has developed into the leader of our back line and does a great job of keeping us organized,” SPU coach Mark Collings said. “He's done a tremendous job of winning balls in the box and his distribution this past week was very good. Furthermore his assist at NNU was a much needed boost for our attack.”

Week of Oct. 17-23: Tyler Schultz, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-11, Sr., Scottsdale, AZ) had a pair of multi-goal games, his second and third of the season, in 5-0 and 3-0 wins against the University of Mary and Saint Martin's, respectively. He had two goals in each game and also added an assist against the Marauders to increase his season point total to a GNAC-leading 29. Schultz also leads the conference in goals scored (13) and game-winning goals (6). On the all-time GNAC career lists, he ranks third in game-winning goals (13), fourth in goals (35) and fifth in points (78).



Week of Oct. 24-30: Matt Besuschko, Simon Fraser (M, 5-10, So., Port Moody, BC) scored the game-winning goal on a header in the 74 th minute in Thursday's 2-1 win against Seattle Pacific and also was a force on defense in that game and in Saturday's 5-0 shutout of Saint Martin's as the Clan wrapped up their second consecutive GNAC championship. “Matt was a pillar of strength at SPU and helped prevent the Falcons from creating too many dangerous opportunities,” SFU coach Alan Koch said. “He then came forward on a set-piece to score the game winner. On Saturday, he was back to his usual defensive best against Saint Martin's. He was been an incredibly consistent performer all season long and has been a big part of us winning the conference championship again this season."

Week of Oct. 31-Nov. 6: Thomas Chameraud, MSU Billings (M, 6-0, Jr., Poitiers, France) had a pair of assists, including one on the game-winning goal in MSUB's 3-2 win against Rocky Mountain. The Yellowjackets finished their season with a .500 record at 8-8-2 going 6-1-2 in their final nine contests. Chameraud end the season tied for fourth in the conference in assists with seven 2012 Week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2: Offense - Danny Olivas, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-1, Fr., Phoenix, AZ – O’Connor) scored the game-winning goal on a 20-yard free kick in the Falcons’ 3-1 win over 23rd ranked Chico State and also earned an assist on Blaine Carver’s game-winner Thursday in a 4-2 victory at Notre Dame de Namur as the Falcons opened their season with two wins for the first time since 2002. Defense – Michael Winter, Simon Fraser (D, 5-11, Sr., Vancouver, BC - Capilano) led the Clan defense that posted two shutouts and held Thompson Rivers and Vancouver Island to a total of 11 shots in two victories. Winter also scored a goal as SFU outscored its two opponents by a 9-0 count. Week of Sept. 3-9: Offense – Lucas Ferritto, Simon Fraser (F, 5-5, Jr., Hamilton, ON – St. Jean De Brebeuf) scored a pair of game-winning goals including one at 75:01 to snap a 2-2 tie in the Clan’s 3-2 win over Hawaii Pacific Sunday as the Clan extended their two-season unbeaten streak to 23 games. Ferritto also had the game-winner in Friday’s 6-1 home win against Azusa Pacific. Defense - Kurtis Pederson, Western Washington (D, 6-1, 180, Fr., Puyallup, WA) keyed the Viking defense that helped produce 1-0 shutout victories over Hawaii Pacific and Dixie State forcing goalkeeper Keegan Rogers to make just five saves. “Kurtis played two complete games,” WWU coach Travis Connell said. “He defended well, was dominant in the air and consistently put our attack on the right foot with his distribution out of the back.” Week of Sept. 10-16: Offense – Christopher Morris, Seattle Pacific (M, 6-0, Sr., Mercer Island, WA) contributed two goals and an assist as the Falcons equaled their best start (6-0) in school history with three victories, including 2-0 and 3-1 conference wins against Sioux Falls and the University of Mary. He had the game-winning goal against USF, then scored the first goal and had an assist on the third goal against the Marauders. Defense – Stephen Marshall, Northwest Nazarene (D, 5-10, 5-10, Sr., Palm Springs, CA – Cal Poly SLO) keyed the Crusader defense as NNU earned four road points by playing Western Washington to a scoreless tie, then beating 12th ranked Simon Fraser 2-1 snapping the Clan’s GNAC-record tying 24-game unbeaten streak. "Marshall showed this weekend why he is one of the best defenders in our region,” NNU coach Coe Michaelson said. “His leadership and ability to read the game are second to none."

Week of Sept. 17-23: Offense – Brice Holliday, Sioux Falls (F, 5-11, Sr., Colorado Springs, CO – Coronado) scored all three of his team’s goals as the Cougars defeated Western Washington to snap a six-game losing streak and earn their first victory as a NCAA Division II member school. Defense – Conner Moe, Montana State Billings (D, 6-1, 185, Sr., Snohomish, WA – Bellevue CC) led the Yellowjacket defense to a 3-0 shutout of Saint Martin’s and a 1-1 draw with Seattle Pacific. Moe was especially instrumental in leading MSUB in the late minutes of the second half and both overtime periods against the Falcons. Week of Sept. 24-30: Offense – Justin Wallace, Simon Fraser (M, 5-11, Jr., Kamloops, BC – Thompson Rivers) scored two goals and had four assists as the Clan had a pair of dominating performances in beating third-ranked Seattle Pacific 5-1 and Saint Martin’s 6-0. Against the Falcons, Wallace earned assists on SFU’s first two goals and scored the third in the 29th minute as the Clan bolted to an early 3-0 lead. Against Saint Martin’s he earned assists on the Clan’s fourth and fifth goals before completing the scoring with an unassisted goal in the 61st minute. “Justin was brilliant against SPU,” SFU coach Alan Koch said. “He was a constant offensive threat and a big part of why our offense exploded against the No. 3 team in the nation. He continued an impressive week with a great strike against SMU. He is starting to find his stride and is thoroughly deserving of this honor.” Defense – Matt Besuschko, Simon Fraser (M, 5-10, Sr., Port Moody, BC) led the Clan defense which limited its opponents to just 16 shots in two lopsided wins and also scored a goal. “Matt anchored our defense to two key victories,” Koch said. “He fought through illness to help us contain an excellent SPU attack, and he was the leader of a back 4 against SMU that limited them to very few opportunities. It was also nice to see him go forward and score an excellent goal.” Week of Oct. 1-7: Offense – Kyle Smurdon, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-2, Sr., Sherwood, OR) came off the bench to score his first two goals of the season leading the Falcons to a 5-3 road win at Saint Martin’s. Defense – Sal Sanchez, Northwest Nazarene (M, 5-11, Sr., Ontario, OR) set up the game’s only goal with a cross to Evan McNiel and also spearheaded the Crusader defense in a 1-0 win over Montana State Billings as NNU completed the first half of the conference season unbeaten (5-0-2). After taking a cleat to the head that required 10 stitches following the game, Sanchez came back into the contest to lead NNU to its sixth shutout of the season, including five in their last eight contests. Week of Oct. 8-14: Offense – Ryan Dhillon, Simon Fraser (F, 5-10, Fr., North Delta, BC) scored two goals and also earned an assist as the Clan, which came into the games ranked first nationally in scoring, outscored Mary and Sioux Falls by a combined margin of 11-0. Defense — Jon Pearman, Seattle Pacific (D, 6-2, 185, Sr., Glendale, AZ) anchored a defense that did not surrender a goal in two games, covering 200 scoreless minutes. The Falcons limited Montana State Billings to 10 shots in a 2-0 win on Thursday in Seattle. On Saturday Pearmanhelped SPU limit Northwest Nazarene to seven shots, just two of them on goal, in a scoreless, double-overtime draw.



Week of Oct. 15-21: Offense - Rory Pratt, U-Mary (F, 6-2, So., Dublin, Ireland – St. Michaels College) had a hand in all four of his team’s goals as Marauders earned four points, tying nationally ninth-ranked Seattle Pacific 1-1 and defeating Saint Martin’s 3-1. Pratt scored the lone goal in a 1-1 draw with Seattle Pacific. He then scored two goals and had an assist – his first of the season – in their win against Saint Martin’s. Defense - Conner Moe, MSU Billings (D, 6-1, Sr., Snohomish, WA – Bellevue) scored a goal in the Yellowjackets’ 2-1 overtime win against Western Washington and led the MSUB defense which held Simon Fraser – the nation’s top-scoring team - without a goal in a 0-0 deadlock. That snapped a GNAC-record string of games in which Simon Fraser had scored a goal at 33 games. Week of Oct. 22-28: Offense – Austin Curtis, Western Washington (M, 5-11, Fr., Bonney Lake, WA) scored three goals, including two in Thursday’s 3-1 win over nationally 11th-ranked Seattle Pacific as the Vikings ran their win streak to three games, all on the road. Prior to the three wins (including Sunday’s 5-1 win at Saint Martin’s), WWU had been winless in five road games this season. The goals were the first of Curtis’ career. Defense - Helge Neumann, Simon Fraser (D, 6-4, Sr., Oslo, Norway) was a vital part in the Clan’s 1-0 overtime shutout of Seattle Pacific and helped limit Saint Martin’s to very few scoring opportunities as SFU wrapped up its third straight GNAC title. Neumann has been a member of all three SFU championship teams. “Helge has had a fantastic senior year. He is a major reason for us recording the clean sheets that we have so far this season,” SFU coach Alan Koch said. Week of Oct. 29-Nov.4: Offense – Aaron McElwee, U-Mary (M, 5-8, So., Sion Mills, Northern Ireland) had assists on two of the Marauders’ goals as UM finished its season with a 4-2 win against Sioux Falls. Defense – Alfredo Ontiveros, Northwest Nazarene (6-1, Jr., La Puento, CA – Mt. San Antonia) had three saves in a 3-0 shutout of Mary and 11 saves in a 2-0 shutout at Montana State Billings. Ontiveros leads the GNAC in shutouts (9) and save percentage (.819) MSUB outshot NNU 38-4 in Saturday’s contest, falling one shy of the GNAC single-game record for most shots in a game. “He had an incredible performance at Billings under tremendous pressure with us down a man for 30 minutes,” NNU coach Coe Michaelson said. 2013 Week of Sept. 2-8: Offense - Lucas Ferrito, Simon Fraser (F, 5-6, Sr., Hamilton, ON – St. Jean De Brebeuf) scored twice last week helping the Clan to a pair of tight victories to open the season. The senior forward scored No. 3 SFU’s first goal of the season on Thursday in the 10th minute of a 2-1 victory over Cal State East Bay, and then doubled his season tally with the go-ahead goal in a 4-3 win against Holy Names on Saturday. Defense – Juan Perez, Northwest Nazarene (D, 6-0, Jr., Los Angeles, CA - LA Harbor College), anchored the Crusaders’ back line for 110 minutes and scored the game-tying goal with six minutes remaining in regulation in a 1-1 draw against Cal State Stanislaus on Thursday. “Juan was not only exceptional defensively but he showed great leadership as well,” said head coach Coe Michaelson. “To add in a game-tying toal on top of that late in the game he is definitely deserving of this honor.” Week of Sept. 9-15: Offense – Glenn Paden, SFU (F, 6-0, Jr., Lake Forest Park, WA – Shorecrest) notched Simon Fraser’s first hat trick of the season in a decisive 9-0 victory over Trinity Lutheran that helped the Clan remain undefeated at 4-0 on the season. The junior forward who transferred to SFU from Oregon State scored all three of his goals in a span of 18 minutes, as four of his five shots were on target. Defense – Troy McCarty, WWU (D, 6-0, Fr., Snohomish, WA – Snohomish) played 161 minutes of solid defense and scored a goal on the only shot he took in two games last week. The

freshman has stepped into an important role on the back line and has handled the responsibility of extensive playing time exceptionally well. Week of Sept. 16-22: Offense - Stephen MacDonald (F, 6-2, Fr., Phoenix, AZ – O’Connor), SPU scored two game-winning goals last week as the Falcons extended their winning streak to four games by taking their first two GNAC contests of 2013. MacDonald scored in the 69th minute on Thursday against SD Mines in a narrow 2-1 road win, and then drilled home a shot from 15 yards out on Saturday against the University of Mary that was the only goal of the game. Defense - J.J. Olson (GK, 5-11, Jr., Lakeville, MN – Shattuck-St. Mary’s), SMU notched a shutout and helped the Saints to their first win of the season in a 1-0 overtime road victory over Mary on Thursday. The junior played 107 minutes and made 11 saves to keep Mary off the board long enough to set up CJ Chu’s game-winning goal in the 108th minute. “JJ had several crucial saves, great organization and distribution against a very good Mary team,” head coach Rob Walker said regarding Olson’s composure. “JJ has been training hard in the past couple of weeks and it was great to see him come through for us in Bismarck.” Week of Sept. 23-29: Offense – Andrew Weishaar (F, 6-1, Sr., Puyallup, WA - Puyallup) of WWU led the GNAC with three goals scored last week as the Vikings grabbed a pair of victories and six points to move into a tie for second in the conference standings with Seattle Pacific. Weishaar added the insurance goal on Thursday as WWU comfortably beat the University of Mary 3-1, and then provided all the offense the Vikings would need on Saturday. The senior striker notched a goal in the 17th minute against South Dakota Mines, and then struck again in the 78th to break a 1-1 tie and send the Vikings to victory. “Andrew has been very sharp in the final third (of the field),” commented head coach Greg Brisbon. “Both goals against South Dakota Mines were fantastic, and they were at the right times when we needed to score.” Defense – Ryan Foo (GK, 6-1, Fr., San Jose, CA – Archbishop Mitty) of NNU played 200 minutes in goal and made 11 saves to help the Crusaders to four points with a draw Thursday against Seattle Pacific and their first victory of the season on Saturday as they handed Saint Martin’s its first conference loss of 2013. Foo made nine saves against SPU on Saturday, and held the Falcons, who are undefeated in GNAC play, scoreless for nearly 100 minutes after conceding a goal in the 11th. “Ryan came up with some key saves through the first 70 minutes against SPU,” said head coach Coe Michaelson, adding “he really has stepped it up over the past few weeks and shown that he can be an excellent goalkeeper at this level.” Week of Sept. 30-Oct. 6: Offense – Fredy Razo (F, 5-10, Jr., Irvine, CA – Irvine Valley) of NNU scored in each of the Crusaders’ victories and contributed a pair of assists as well as NNU picked up six points and moved into fourth place in the GNAC standings. Razo sandwiched a goal against Mary on Thursday with a pair of assists as the Crusaders rolled to a 4-0 triumph. On Saturday against South Dakota Mines, Razo scored the first of three NNU goals with a tally in the 15th minute of the 3-0 win. Razo leads the GNAC with eight goals this season, and he has scored in every game that he has played in thus far. Defense – Michael Aringer (D, 6-2, Jr., Passau, Germany – Passau) of MSU Billings played all 180 minutes on the back line last week, and scored the game-winning goal in the Yellowjackets’ first win of the season on Thursday. Aringer followed his effort on Thursday with another solid performance on Saturday as MSU Billings shut out the University of Mary 1-0 and earned six points last week. Both of the shots Aringer took last week landed on target as the junior defender was efficient offensively and outstanding defensively in earning Red Lion Defensive Player of the Week honors.



Week of Oct. 7-13: Offense – Jordan Pearce (F, 6-0, Fr., Doncaster, England – Sir Thomas Wharton) of the University of Mary scored and had an assist on Saturday as the Marauders captured their first victory of 2013 with a decisive 3-0 win over South Dakota Mines. Pearce assisted on the first goal of the game as Mary scored in the 10th minute to establish command. The teams battled without a goal for more than 70 minutes, until Pearce found the back of the net in the 82nd to seal the victory for Mary. Pearce led all players with three shots on the day, and was responsible for two of Mary’s 10 shots on target. Defense – Alexander Kleefeldt (D, 6-3, Jr., Frankfurt, Germany) of Simon Fraser used his 6-foot-3 frame against Western Washington on Saturday, elevating for a header goal in the 12th minute to put the Clan ahead 1-0. It was the only shot Kleefeldt would take all game, as his effort defensively helped No. 9 SFU shut out WWU in 2-0 fashion and remain in first place in the GNAC standings. “Alex has done a great job of solidifying our defence,” head coach Alan Koch commented regarding the junior’s effort. “He has now adjusted to the North American game and also comes up with some timely goals for us.” Week of Oct. 14-20: Offense – Juan Sanchez (M, 5-9, Sr., Armenia, Columbia - Jenks) of SFU scored in the 86th minute against the University of Mary on Thursday to tie the game and help the Clan salvage a point on the road in a 2-2 overtime draw. Two days later, Sanchez scored and provided an assist in SFU’s lopsided 7-0 triumph over South Dakota Mines. Sanchez’ effort helped SFU to four points and more importantly kept his team in sole possession of first place in the GNAC standings. Defense – Bailey Martin (D, 6-0, Sr., Tacoma, WA - Stadium) of WWU anchored the Vikings’ defense for 90 minutes in Thursday’s 1-0 victory over South Dakota Mines. Martin’s effort helped keep the Hardrockers scoreless and set up Andrew Weishaar’s game-winning goal with less than 30 seconds remaining. On Saturday, Martin again turned in 90 minutes of solid defense, as WWU collected a 3-1 victory over Mary and picked up six points to remain just four points out of first place in the GNAC standings. Week of Oct. 21-27: Offense – Ryan Dhillon, Simon Fraser (M, 5-10, So., North Delta, BC – North Delta) led the GNAC with three goals last week, as No. 4 SFU displayed its offensive dominance with a pair of 7-0 victories. Dhillon twice found the net on Thursday against Northwest Nazarene, and then set the tone on Saturday with the Clan’s first goal against Montana State Billings in the 25th minute. Defense – Cody Lang, Seattle Pacific (GK, 6-4, Fr., Spokane, WA – Lewis & Clark) notched his conference-leading sixth and seventh shutouts of 2013 as SPU collected six points with two wins last week. The Falcon keeper made six saves and faced 15 total shots in the two games. On Thursday, Lang kept the University of Mary’s offense quiet for 90 minutes, and then gave SPU the chance for the game winner in the 85th minute on Saturday against South Dakota Mines by silencing the Hardrockers’ offense. Lang has not allowed a goal in his last 290 minutes between the posts. Week of Oct. 28–Nov. 3: Offense – Fredy Razo, NNU (F, 5-10, Jr., Irvine Valley, CA – Irvine Valley) led the GNAC with three goals last week. Razo scored the Crusaders’ only goal in a 2-1 overtime loss to the University of Mary, and contributed both of NNU’s goals in a 2-0 victory over South Dakota Mines on Saturday. Razo leads the GNAC in goals scored this season with 12 and total points with 26. Defense – Brandon Watson, SFU (GK, 6-1, Fr., Victoria, BC – Coastal Carolina) posted a pair of shutouts, including a stellar overtime performance in the Clan’s biggest game of the year against Seattle Pacific on Saturday. Watson’s effort gave SFU a chance to win both games, and helped his team clinch its third consecutive GNAC championship title. Week of Nov. 4-10: Offense – Fredy Razo, NNU (F, 5-10, Jr., Irvine, CA – Irvine Valley) tied a GNAC single-game record for goals scored in a

conference game with four as the Crusaders cruised to a 5-1 victory over MSU Billings to close out the season. Razo’s four goals ensured that he would capture the 2013 GNAC men’s soccer scoring title, pushing his goal total on the season to 16 and his point total to 34, both conference-highs. Defense – Keegan Rogers, WWU (GK, 6-1, Jr., Portland, OR – Portland Christian) helped the Vikings to a 3-0 shutout of No. 2 Simon Fraser on Saturday as WWU closed out the 2013 season in third place in the GNAC standings. Rogers played all 90 minutes, making three saves and earning his seventh shutout of the season. 2014 Week of Aug. 31-Sept. 6: Offense - Ty Hastings, Western Washington (M, 6-0, Sr., Mill Creek, WA – Jackson HS) scored the winning goal against No. 9 UC San Diego. Hastings, who took two shots in the Vikings first game of the season, scored from 30 yards out in the sixth minute. In two games, Hastings had five shots with three shots on goal. Defense - Alfredo E. Ontiveros, Northwest Nazarene (GK, 6-2, Sr., La Puente, CA – Arroyo HS) recorded five saves in a 2-0 shutout against Cal State Stanislaus. This was Ontiveros’s 10th shutout of his career, setting a new school-record. Week of Sept. 7-13: Offense - Jovan Blagojevic, Simon Fraser (M, 6-0, Sr., Coquitlam, BC - Centennial Secondary) scored two goals in a 4-2 win over Hawaii Hilo and also had the Clan’s lone goal in a 2-1 loss at Azusa Pacific. Blagojevic currently leads the conference with four goals in three games. Defense - Jack West, University of Mary (GK, 6-2, Sr., Mansfield, England - Genesee CC) recorded 11 saves in a 1-1 draw against No. 23 Fort Hays State. Two of West's saves came in the second overtime to preserve the tie. Week of Sept. 14-20: Offense – Erik Anderson, Northwest Nazarene (F, 5-8, Jr., Boise, ID – Wright State) scored three goals in two games including the game-winners in a 3-1 road win at Dixie State and a 2-0 home shutout against Montana State Billings. Defense – Marcus Tinsley, Western Washington (D, 5-9, Fr., Federal Way, WA – Todd Beamer) led a Vikings defense that shut out Notre Dame de Namur 1-0 on Monday and tied No. 17 Simon Fraser 1-1 on Saturday. “He played outside back for us and did a really good job,” Western Washington head coach Greg Brisbon said. “He won the one-on-one chances which helped us out a lot, especially against Simon Fraser.” Week of Sept. 21-27: Offense – Tody Tolo, Saint Martin’s (F, 6-1, Sr., Tukwila, WA – Highline CC) completed a hat trick in the Saints 3-1 win over Mary on Saturday. In two games, Tolo recorded three goals on seven shots, five of which were on goal, while playing all 180 minutes. Defense – Yannick Petzschke, Northwest Nazarene (D, 6-3, Fr., Hamburg, Germany – Goethe Schule Harburg) anchored the Crusaders defense in two wins, shutting out Western Washington and beating conference shots leader, Simon Fraser, 3-2. Petzschke scored the first NNU goal in the second half to spark a comeback from a 2-0 deficit against Simon Fraser. Week of Sept. 28-Oct. 4: Offense - Bryson Pavel, Seattle Pacific (D, 6-0, Jr., Boise, ID) led the Falcons to their sixth and seventh consecutive victories. On Thursday he earned an assist on the Falcon’s game-winning goal before scoring an insurance tally in the 71st minute in a 3-1 win against Western Washington. On Saturday he recorded an assist in the Falcons' 3-1 win over Simon Fraser. In addition to his offensive contributions, he also helped limit WWU and SFU to five total shots-on-goal in the two wins. Defense - Tom Lohmann, MSU Billings (GK, 6-2, So., Berlin, Germany – Nyack College) recorded eight saves in two victories. Lohmann recorded his second shutout of the season Saturday in a 2-0 win over South Dakota Mines and made five crucial saves in a 2-1 win over the University of Mary Thursday.



Week of Oct. 5-11: Offense - Mateo Espinosa, Simon Fraser (F, 5-11, So., Calgary, AB/Notre Dame Secondary) and Luke Olney, Western Washington (M, 6-0, Fr., Enumclaw, WA) ... Espinoza scored two goals – the first in each contest - and recorded an assist in 3-0 and 3-1 wins at South Dakota Mines and Mary, respectively. Olney had an assist on a game-tying goal and then got the game-winner with five seconds left in overtime as the Vikings rallied to defeat SD Mines 2-1 and sweep a two-game road trip. Defense - Jordan Kollars, Seattle Pacific (M, 5-11, So., Silverdale, WA - Central Kitsap) led the Falcons defensively in their two wins. The midfielder helped hold the back-line in the team’s 1-0 shutout of No. 22 Northwest Nazarene on Saturday and held MSUB to seven shots on Thursday. Kollars also assisted two of the Falcons’ three goals, including the game-winner in Saturday’s 1-0 victory against Northwest Nazarene. He served a free kick from the right side into the center of the box where Bryson Pavel headed it in from 11 yards out. It was his fourth assist of the season. Week of Oct. 12-18: Offense - Stephen MacDonald, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-2, So., Phoenix, AZ - O’Connor) recorded two goals and an assist in two wins as the Falcons extended their school record win streak to 11 games. MacDonald, who is tied for third in the GNAC in points, scored the tying and game-winning goals against Simon Fraser on Thursday while earning an assist on the first goal in the Falcons 2-1 overtime win Saturday against Western Washington. Defense - Alfredo E. Ontiveros, Northwest Nazarene (GK, 6-2, Sr., La Puente, CA – Mt. San Antonio College) recorded his sixth shutout of the season in a 1-0 win over South Dakota Mines Saturday after holding Mary to one goal in the team’s 1-1 tie Thursday. Ontiveros, who leads the conference in shutouts and has a school record 15 in his career, faced 24 team shots in the two contests in lowering his season goals against average to 0.70. That ranks second in the conference. Week of Oct. 19-25: Offense - Stephen MacDonald, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-2, So., Phoenix, AZ – O’Connor) amassed four goals including a hat trick as the third-ranked Falcons stayed undefeated with a pair of GNAC home victories. The sophomore forward netted two quick scores in the opening 2:39 and added a 49th minute goal to lead SPU to a 6-0 triumph over South Dakota School of Mines Thursday. That was the first three-goal game by a SPU player since 2011. MacDonald also tallied the lone goal in Saturday’s 1-0 victory over U-Mary that stretched SPU’s school-record win streak to 13 games. He leads the Falcons on the season in scoring with 24 points (9 goals, 6 assists). Defense - Juan Perez, Northwest Nazarene (D, 6-0, Sr., Los Angeles, CA - Gardena) led a Crusader defense that only allowed one goal in two matches. Perez helped hold one of the conference’s best offenses to one goal in a 1-0 loss to Simon Fraser and blocked a shot in a 2-0 victory over Western Washington. Week of Oct. 26-Nov. 1: Offense - Chad Radulovich, Western Washington (F, 6-4, So., San Ramon, CA – California) scored two goals and contributed three assists in a pair of victories. Radulovich scored the first goal in each half in the Vikings’ 4-0 win over South Dakota Mines and then recorded nearly half of the team’s assists in a 6-1 win over U-Mary on Senior Nght. Defense - Matt Brink, Montana State Billings (D, 5-10, Sr., Billings, MT - Billings) led the Yellowjackets to a 2-0 shutout against Saint Martin’s on Thursday while helping hold No. 2 Seattle Pacific to only two shots on goal in a 1-0 loss Saturday. Nov. 2-8: Offense - Fredy Razo, Northwest Nazarene (F, 5-10, Sr., Irvine, CA – El Toro) scored three goals Saturday to lead the Crusaders to a 3-0 road win at Montana State Billings. Razo currently ranks second in the GNAC in scoring with 28 points on 12 goals and four assists. Defense - Brandon Watson, Simon Fraser (GK, 6-1, So., Victoria, BC – Coastal Carolina) and JJ Olson, Saint Martin's (GK, 5-11, Jr., Lakeville,said. “He is peaking at the right time and we are lucky to have him in goal for us. He is a

great leader and the consummate student-athlete.” ... Olson had five saves as the Saints played nationally fifth-ranked Seattle Pacific to a scoreless tie. The tie ended a nine-game SMU losing streak to the Falcons. MN) ... Watson led the Clan to a 2-0 home win against Western Washington as the Clan ran their win streak to six games. It was SFU’s sixth shutout of the season and second in a row. 2015 Aug. 31-Sept. 6: Offensive: Alex Mitrovic (Northwest Nazarene, M, 5-11, 165, Fr., Belgrade, Serbia – FK Zarkovo Belgrade): Mitrovic kicked off his collegiate career by scoring the Crusaders’ lone goal in their 1-0 win at Hawaii-Hilo on Friday. He then added the first goal of the game in NNU’s 2-1 overtime win at Hawaii Pacific on Saturday. Defensive: Bryson Pavel (Seattle Pacific, D, 6-0, 160, Sr., Boise, Idaho – Boise): Pavel led a Seattle Pacific defense that allowed just one shot on goal in two shutout wins. He also made his presence felt at the other end of the field with a team-high nine shots, including an 83rd minute header against Chico State on Saturday that caromed off the crossbar. Seattle Pacific allowed just six shots in Thursday’s 1-0 win over Cal Baptist and nine shots, none on goal, in Saturday’s win over Chico State. Sept. 7-13: Offensive: Ricardo Palomino (Montana State Billings, F, 6-2, So., Puebla, Mexico – Northeastern State Univ.): Palomino was named the offensive most valuable player of the Rimrock Classic after scoring six goals in two matches. He scored four goals in the Yellowjackets’ 5-1 victory over South Dakota Mines on Sunday, two of which came in the first 10 minutes of the match. Palomino opened the tournament with two goals in the team’s 5-0 shutout of Carroll (Mont.). Defensive: Ryan Foo (Northwest Nazarene, GK, 6-2, 176, Jr., San Jose, Calif. – Archbishop Mitty): Foo finished with 12 saves in two matches as the Crusaders split their road trip last week. He made four saves in NNU’s 3-1 win at BYU-Hawaii on Tuesday and then made eight saves, including one on a penalty kick, in a 1-0 loss on Saturday at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Sept. 14-20: Offensive: Julio Castillo (Northwest Nazarene, M, 5-7, 140, Sr., Tijuana, Mexico – Chula Vista): Castillo finished with three assists and created the opportunity for both of the Crusaders’ game-winners. He assisted on Abraham Placito’s game-winner in a 1-0 non-conference win at Dominican and added a pair of assists, including the game-winner, in a 3-0 GNAC-opening win over Concordia. Castillo is ranked eighth in Division II in total assists and 13th with 0.83 assists per match. Defensive: Cody Lang (Seattle Pacific, GK, 6-4, 175, Jr., Spokane, Wash. – Lewis & Clark): Lang posted his fifth shutout of the season and extended his season scoreless streak to 453 minutes in a 1-0 GNAC victory at Saint Martin’s. His five saves was his most in a match this season and his diving stop in the 51st minute stopped the Saints’ best chance to preserve the shutout. Lang is tied for first in Division II in both save percentage and goals against average. Sept. 21-27: Offensive: Ben Culpan (Concordia, M, 5-10, 185, Sr., Auckland, New Zealand – Pakuranga College): Culpan scored three goals as the Cavaliers improved to 1-1-1 in conference play. He scored two goals, including the game-winner, in a 5-1 win at Saint Martin’s on Thursday. Culpan then stopped No. 3 Seattle Pacific’s shutout streak at 613 minutes, scoring in the 51st minute of the match in Seattle. The two teams eventually finished in a 1-1 draw. Culpan is ranked third in the GNAC in points per match and tied for fourth in goals. Defensive: Abraham Placito (Northwest Nazarene, D, 6-2, 194, Jr., Perris, Calif. - Lakeside): Placito played all 200 minutes in the Crusaders’ two road matches. He anchored a defensive effort that limited No. 3 Seattle Pacific to three shots on goal in a 0-0 draw on Thursday and one goal to Saint Martin’s in 2-1 road victory.



Sept. 28-Oct. 4: Mamadi Camara (Simon Fraser, M, 6-3, 180, Fr., Montreal, Que. – Champlain Coll. Saint-Lambert): Camara scored three goals in two matches and netted the game-winner in the 15th minute that gave the Clan a 1-0 victory over No. 7 Seattle Pacific. He scored two goals in a 4-0 shutout of Saint Martin’s on Thursday where he eluded most of the Saints’ defense on his way to the goal. Defensive: Brandon Watson (Simon Fraser, GK, 6-1, 175, Jr., Victoria, B.C. – Coastal Carolina Univ.): Watson recorded two shutouts as the Clan improved to 2-1-2 in GNAC play. He recorded two shutouts on Thursday against Saint Martin’s and then added six saves on eight shots in the 1-0 shutout of No. 7 Seattle Pacific. Oct. 5-11: Mori Tsuchiya (Seattle Pacific, M, 5-11, 165, So., Seattle, Wash. – Chief Sealth): Tsuchiya scored two goals and an assist as the Falcons won a pair of GNAC road matches. He netted the final goal in Thursday’s 3-1 win at Montana State Billings, including a goal 13 seconds after teammate Ian Adams that set a school record for fastest consecutive goals. Tsuchiya also scored a goal and an assist in the Falcons’ 4-0 shutout at Mary. Defensive: Robert Hyams (Simon Fraser, D, 5-10, Jr., Brentwood, United Kingdom – King Edward VI Grammer Secondary): Hyams played all 200 minutes, leading the Clan to a 2-0 shutout of No. 12 Northwest Nazarene and a 0-0 tie with Concordia. Simon Fraser’s defense allowed the Crusaders just five shots on goal and nine overall in the two matches. Oct. 12-18: Ricardo Palomino (Montana State Billings, F, 6-2, So., Puebla, Mexico – Northeastern State Univ.): The leading goal scorer in Division II scored a hat trick against Concordia on Saturday, leading the Yellowjackets back from a 2-0 deficit to beat the Cavaliers 3-2. He scored all three goals in the second half. The effort was the 42nd hat trick in GNAC history and was his second of the season. Defensive: Jake Zimmer (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-2, Jr., Auburn, Wash. – Thomas Jefferson): Zimmer played a critical role in the Saints’ defensive effort that allowed just two goals (one on a penalty kick) in two matches, including a 2-1 victory over Western Washington. Oct. 19-25: Fernando Alvarez (Northwest Nazarene, D/F, 6-2, Jr., San Diego, Calif. – Arizona Western Coll.): Alvarez went big in the Crusaders’ 7-0 shutout of Saint Martin’s on Thursday, scoring three goals to go along with three assists. His three assists tie for the best single-match performance in Division II this season and his nine points tie him for fourth best in Division II. Defensive: Cody Guthrie (Concordia, D, 6-1, Sr., Troutdale, Ore. – Clark CC): Guthrie anchored a Concordia defense that held opponents scoreless for 200 minutes last week. The Cavaliers played No. 9 Seattle Pacific to a 0-0 tie on Thursday and a 1-0 shutout of Saint Martin’s on Saturday. Guthrie played all 200 minutes. Oct. 26-Nov. 1: Adam Jones (Simon Fraser, M, 5-7, 140, Fr., Coquitlam, B.C. – Charles Best Secondary): Jones scored both goals in the Clan’s 2-0 road win on Saturday. He opened the week with an assist on the opening goal in Thursday’s 3-1 road win at Concordia. Defensive: Nick Rosato (Saint Martin’s, GK, 5-10, 170, Sr., Tacoma, Wash. – Highline CC): Rosato record his first shutout of the season and was the winner in goal in the Saints’ two matches. He finished with five saves in a 2-0 shutout of Montana State Billings on Thursday and then had seven saves in their 3-2 victory over Mary. Nov. 2-8: Thiago Novis (Montana State Billings, F, 6-1, Jr., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Fresno Pacific Univ.): Novis led the Yellowjackets in their regular-season ending 3-3 draw with Mary with two goals, hitting the game-tying goal in the 30th minute and a go-ahead goal in the 47th minute. Defensive: James Liddiard (Mary, M 5-10, Sr., Litchfield, England – The Friary): Liddiard returned the favor in the second half against Montana State Billings, scoring in the 74th minute and the game-tying goal in the 88th to secure the 3-3 draw with the Yellowjackets. Defensive: Davis Karaica

(Seattle Pacific, 6-1, Jr., Snoqualmie, Wash. – Mount Si): Karaica anchored a Seattle Pacific defense that limited Saint Martin’s to one shot on goal as the Falcons clinched the GNAC championship with a 3-0 shutout of the Saints. 2016 Aug. 29-Sept. 4: Logan Wood (Northwest Nazarene, F, 6-0, 165, So., Maple Valley, Wash. - Tahoma): Wood finished with two goals and two assists as the Crusaders went 1-0-1 on the opening weekend. He scored the game-tying goal in Thursday’s 2-2 tie with Hawaii Pacific and netted a goal and two assists in NNU’s 4-2 win on Saturday over Dominican. Defensive: Tyler Visten (Western Washington, GK, 5-11, 185, Jr., Mount Vernon, Wash. – Skagit Valley CC): Visten registered a pair of clean sheets in two matches, recording nine saves in the process. He turned away nine shots in Thursday’s 1-0 shutout of Chico State and added two saves as the Vikings fought to a 0-0 tie on Saturday with Sonoma State.

Sept. 5-11: Stephen MacDonald (Seattle Pacific, F, 6-2, 180, Sr., Phoenix, Ariz. – O’Connor): MacDonald exploded for five goals on six shots on goal in the Falcons’ two victories over Colorado Christian on Thursday and Metro State on Saturday. He scored two goals on three shot attempts against Colorado Christian and registered a hat trick against Metro State. Defensive: Tom Lohmann (Montana State Billings, GK, 6-2, Sr., Berlin, Germany – Nyack Coll.): Lohmann picked up two shutouts and made 10 saves and was selected as the Defensive MVP of the Romrock Classic. Lohmann made six saves in Friday’s 1-0 victory over Dixie State and made four saves in Saturday’s 3-0 victory over South Dakota Mines. The matches were the fifth and six shutouts of his career, moving him to No. 2 on the MSUB all-time list.

Sept. 12-18: Christian Thyron (Concordia, F, 5-11, Fr., Vancouver, Wash. - Paririe): Thyron scored three goals in two matches. He notched two goals in the Cavaliers’ 6-1 rout of Academy of Art on Friday and tallied a late first half goal in Concordia’s 3-2 double overtime loss at Notre Dame de Namur. The freshman now has four goals on the season. Defensive: Brady Ulen (Western Washington, D, 5-11, Sr., Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – North Idaho CC) Ulen anchored a Western Washington defense that held No. 18 Fort Hays State scoreless in a 1-0 victory in Bellingham. In five matches, the Vikings have allowed just two goals against 52 shots.

Sept. 19-25: Adam Jones (Simon Fraser, M, 5-7, 140, Jr., Coquitlam, B.C. – Charles Best): Jones scored two goals and has an assist as the Clan won two matches and improved to 7-0-0 on the season. He scored a pair of goals in the Clan’s 3-1 win over Seattle Pacific on Thursday and assisted on the opening goal in SFU’s 2-1 victory at Saint Martin’s. Defensive: Guillaume Kremer (Montana State Billings, M/D, 5-7, So., Metz, France – Univ. of Strasbourg) Kremer played a critical role as the holding midfielder as the Yellowjackets picked up two shutouts over Mary (6-0) and Northwest Nazarene (3-0) and played to a tie at Concordia. In addition to helping MSUB limit their three opponents to 13 shots on goal, Kremer also finished with a goal and two assists.

Sept. 26-Oct. 2: Riley Pang (Simon Fraser, F, 6-3, Fr., Richmond, B.C. – Steveston-London): Pang scored two goals and added an assist in the Clan’s 5-1 win over Concordia on Thursday. He scored his two goals on just three shots on goal. Defensive: Jeffrey Collings (Seattle Pacific, D, 5-9, Sr., Seattle, Wash. - Ballard) Collings played all 220 minutes in a pair of ties against Montana State Billings and Northwest Nazarene as the Falcons allowed just one goal against 26 shots. Collings was responsible for a save in the 108th minute against the Crusaders.



Oct. 3-9: Matt Paine (Concordia, F, 6-0, Sr., Portland, Ore. – Yavapai CC): Paine scored two goals as the Cavaliers split their weekend matches. He scored the game-winner two minutes into overtime for the Cavaliers’ 2-1 victory over Saint Martin’s on Thursday. Paine also had a goal in Saturday’s loss to Seattle Pacific, his third consecutive match with a goal scored. Defensive: Ryan Foo (Northwest Nazarene, GK, 6-1, Sr., San Jose, Calif. – Archbishop Murphy) Foo finished with 17 saves in two matches as the Crusaders tied No. 2 Simon Fraser, 2-2, and beat Western Washington, 1-0. He finished with seven saves against the Clan and then made 10 stops, including one in a penalty kick, in the shutout victory over the Vikings.

Oct. 10-16: Michael Mollay (Northwest Nazarene, F, 5-9, Sr., Boise, Idaho – Walla Walla CC): Mollay scored two goals and had an assist in the Crusaders’ 4-3 win at Montana State Billings on Saturday. He scored the game-winner on a penalty kick in the 95th minute. Defensive: Jeffrey Collings (Seattle Pacific, D, 5-9, Sr., Seattle, Wash. - Ballard) Pushing up on set pieces, Collings scored the game-winning goal and had two assists to lead the Falcons to a 4-2 win over Saint Martin’s on Thursday.

Oct. 17-23: Adam Jones (Simon Fraser, M, 5-7, Jr., Coquitlam, B.C. – Charles Best): Jones scored two goals and had two assists as the Clan scored a 5-0 shutout of Saint Martin’s on Saturday. Jones had four shots on the afternoon. Defensive: Oliver Posarelli (Montana State Billings, D, 5-11, Fr., Verona, Italy – Educandato Statale Agli Angeli) Posarelli anchored a Montana State Billings’ defense that picked up to wins and scored its sixth shutout of the year on Saturday, a 1-0 win over Seattle Pacific. The freshman played all 90 minutes in the shutout win and also had his first career assist in the Yellowjackets’ 4-1 win on Thursday over Concordia.

Oct. 24-30: Eleazar Galvan (Western Washington, M, 5-6, Sr., Chelan, Wash. – Skagit Valley CC): Galvan finished with a goal and two assists to lead the Vikings in a pair of 2-0 shutouts. He scored the game-winner and had an assist in Saturday’s win over Montana State Billings. Defensive: Brandon Watson (Simon Fraser, GK, 6-1, Sr., Victoria, B.C. – Coastal Carolina Univ.) Watson finished with two shutouts and became the GNAC career leader with 30 shutouts as the Clan clinched the 2016 GNAC championship. He finished with four saves in a 4-0 shutout of Montana State Billings on Thursday and made two stops in a 4-0 shutout of Northwest Nazarene on Saturday.

Oct. 31-Nov. 6: Kyle Witzel (Saint Martin’s, M, 5-11, Jr., Sedro-Woolley, Wash. – Sedro-Woolley): Witzel set a Saint Martin’s record for goals in a match and tied a GNAC record for goals in a conference match on Tuesday, netting four in the Saints’ 5-2 victory over Concordia. Defensive: Brady Ulen (Western Washington, D, 5-11, Sr., Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – North Idaho JC): Ulen anchored a Western Washington defense that limited Simon Fraser and Concordia to one goal in its first regular season matches. He also scored a goal on a penalty kick in the Vikings’ 5-1 win at Concordia on Saturday.

2017 Week of Aug. 28-Sept. 3: Offensive - Gabe Kellum (Seattle Pacific, F, 6-0, Sr., Rennes, France – Basch): Kellum finished with two goals and an assist to lead the Falcons to a 1-1-0 week. He notched his second career multi-goal game in Saturday’s 4-1 win over Sonoma State, scoring in the 15th and 67th minutes. He also assisted on SPU’s lone goal in Thursday’s season-opening 2-1 loss to Chico State. Defensive - Javier Hernandez (Montana State Billings, GK, 5-8, Fr., Pittsburg, Calif. – Pittsburg): Hernandez opened his collegiate career with 13 saves in a pair of overtime losses. He had eight saves in Thursday’s 2-1 overtime loss to Westminster

(Utah) and also had five saves in a 2-1 neutral-site loss to Dixie State on Saturday.

Week of Sept. 4-10: Offensive - Mori Tsuchiya (Seattle Pacific, M, 5-11, Sr., Seattle, Wash. – Chief Sealth): Tsuchiya scored two goals and had an assist as the Falcons improved to 3-1-0 on the season with two road wins in Colorado. He had both goals in a 2-1 win on Thursday at Metro State, which included the game-winner in the 88th minute. Tsuchiya had an assist on Gabriel Weber’s goal in the 17th minute to open scoring in the Falcons’ 3-2 win on Saturday at Colorado Christian. Defensive: Magnus Kristensen (Simon Fraser, D, 6-3, Sr., Stavanger, Norway – St. Svithun Videregående Skole): Kristensen anchored a SFU defensive line that allowed just two goals and seven shots on goal as the Clan won both of its matches at the Rimrock Classic in Billings. The Clan allowed four shots on goal in a 2-1 win over Cal State San Bernardino on Friday and just three on goal in a 2-1 win over No. 10 Cal Poly Pomona on Sunday.

Week of Sept. 11-17: Offensive - Guillaume Kremer (Montana State Billings, M, 5-7, Jr., Metz, France – Univ. of Strasburg): Kremer finished with a goal and three assists as the Yellowjackets went 2-0-0 on the road. He scored a goal and had two assists in Thursday’s 4-2 win over Mary on Thursday, the second multi-point match of his MSUB career. He took all eight corner kicks and assisted on the game-winning goal in Saturday’s 2-1 double-overtime win over No. 10 Upper Iowa. Defensive: Tom Lohmann (Montana State Billings, GK, 6-2, Sr., Berlin, Germany – Nyack Coll.): Lohmann finished the week with 14 saves against 21 shots on goal to help the Yellowjackets’ go 2-0-0 in a pair of road matches. He finished with a career-high nine saves in Thursday’s win over Mary and played all 193 minutes in goal over the week.

Week of Sept. 18-24: Offensive - Drew Farnsworth (Western Washington, F, 5-9, Fr., Auckland, New Zealand – Westlake Boys): Farnsworth scored a pair of goals to help lead the Vikings to a 2-0 start in conference play. He scored in the 60th minute of Western Washington’s 3-2 win on Thursday over Saint Martin’s and accounted for the game-tying goal in the 87th minute of the Vikings’ eventual 3-2 overtime win over Seattle Pacific on Saturday. Defensive: Realf Zhivanaj (Montana State Billings, D, 6-2, Fr., Tirane, Albania – Partizani): Zhivanaj played 180 minutes as the Yellowjacket’s primary central defender, helping lead MSUB to a 2-0 week. The MSUB defense allowed Northwest Nazarene just six shots on goal in a 3-2 victory on Thursday. The defense held Concordia to just one goal in a 3-1 win over Saturday, with Zhivanaj contributing an insurance goal on a set piece in the 83rd minute.

Week of Sept. 25-Oct. 1: Offensive - Alex Mejia (Seattle Pacific, F/D, 6-2, Fr., Seattle, Wash. – Roosevelt): Mejia had both game-winning goals and also had an assist as the Falcons scored a 2-1 win at Montana State Billings on Thursday and a 4-1 win at Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. He assisted in the Falcons’ opening goal and scored the game-winner in the 74th minute in the win over the Yellowjackets and tallied the game-winner in the 21st minute in the win over the Crusaders. Defensive: Kary Whitney (Seattle Pacific, 6-0, Sr., San Diego, Calif. – Westview): Whitney made 12 saves and keyed the SPU defense in a pair of road victories. Whitney allowed only one penalty kick goal while making four saves in the 2-1 win at Montana State Billings on Thursday. He then made eight saves and stopped a penalty kick in the 78th minutes in a 4-1 win at Northwest Nazarene.



Week of Oct. 2-8: Offensive - Mamadi Camara (Simon Fraser, M, 6-3, Jr., Montreal, Que. – Champlain Coll.): Camara led Simon Fraser to a 2-0 week with a pair of goals on five shots on goal. Both goals came in a 3-1 win over Northwest Nazarene on Thursday where he netted the opening goal of the match in the 19th minute and the insurance goal in the 90th minute. Defensive: Tyler Visten (Western Washington, GK, 5-11, Sr., Mount Vernon, Wash. – Skagit Valley CC): Visten did not allow a goal against 10 shots on goal in a pair of shutouts. He made five saves in the 2-0 shutout of Seattle Pacific on Thursday and then made four stops in a 0-0 tie with Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. Visten is now 5-2-3 on the season and now has 12 career shutouts.

Week of Oct. 9-15: Offensive - Matteo Polisi (Simon Fraser, M, 5-10, Fr., Coquitlam, B.C. – Charles Best): Polisi scored both game-winning goals for Simon Fraser in shutouts of Concordia and Western Washington. He notched the game-winner against the Cavaliers on Thursday in the 29th minute and added an assist on Riley Pang’s goal in the 67th minute. Polisi then scored a game-winner with less than two minutes left in the second overtime for the Clan’s 1-0 win over the Vikings on Saturday. Defensive - Magnus Kristensen (Simon Fraser, D, 6-3, Sr., Stavanger, Norway – St. Svithun Videregående Skole): Kristensen keyed a Simon Fraser defense that allowed no goals and just one shot on goal in two matches as the Clan scored a 3-0 shutout of Concordia on Thursday and a 1-0 double-overtime victory over Western Washington on Saturday.

Week of Oct. 16-22: Offensive - Brandon Madsen (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-2, Fr., Auburn, Wash. – Seattle Univ.): Madsen scored three goals in two matches as Saint Martin’s went 1-1 last week. In the Saints’ 3-2 win over Western Washington on Thursday, Madsen netted the go-ahead goal off the rebound of a penalty kick in the 57th minute and scored the game-winner in the 78th minute. He then netted a game-tying goal on his only shot in Saturday’s 3-2 loss to Simon Fraser. Defensive - Sebastian Navarro (Saint Martin’s, D, 5-10, So., Yakima, Wash. – Marysville Pilchuck): Navarro paced the Saint Martin’s defense in the 1-1 week, which included a 3-2 win over Western Washington on Thursday. He also finished with a pair of assists against the Vikings, including an assist on the game-winner in the 78th minute.

Week of Oct. 23-29: Offensive - Gabe Kellum (Seattle Pacific, F, 6-0, Sr., Rennes, France – Basch): Kellum had two goals and two assists in a pair of home victories that lifted Seattle Pacific to first place in the GNAC standings. He converted a penalty kick with two seconds remaining in regulation to send Thursday’s game with Concordia into overtime and netted the game-winner in the 107th minute on a free kick as the Falcons won 3-2. Kellum then had assists on the first two goals in the Falcons’ 3-1 win over Saint Martin’s on Saturday. Defensive - Tom Lohmann (Montana State Billings, GK, 6-2, Sr., Berlin, Germany – Nyack Coll.): Lohmann broke the Montana State Billings’ career save record as the Yellowjackets won their second and third matches in a row. He finished with three saves against four shots on goal in Thursday’s 2-1 win over Simon Fraser and he made two more saves in a 2-0 win over Western Washington on Saturday, his first shutout of the season.

Week of Oct. 30-Nov. 5: Offensive - Brandon Madsen (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-2, So., Auburn, Wash. – Seattle Univ.): Madsen had four goals and an assist as the Saints ended the season with a 1-1 week. Madsen finished with a hat trick and an assist in Thursday’s 5-3 win over Montana State Billings, scoring all three goals in the first 24 minutes of the match. He then added a goal in the 2-1 loss to Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. Defensive: Michael North (Simon Fraser, D, 5-8 Jr., Coquitlam, B.C. – Archbishop Carney): North organized a Simon Fraser backline that helped

the Clan record a pair of shutouts and win the GNAC championship. The Clan posted a 2-0 shutout over Seattle Pacific and then played Western Washington to a 0-0 tie to finish the regular season.

2018 Week of Aug. 27-Sept. 2: Offensive: Matteo Polisi (Simon Fraser, F, 6-0, So., Coquitlam, B.C. – Charles Best): Polisi led the defending GNAC champions to a 2-0-0 week with two goals and three assists in two road matches. He had an assist and scored the game-winning goal in the 46th minute in Friday’s 2-1 win at Cal State San Bernardino. Polisi then scored the match’s second goal in the 11th minute and assisted on the Clan’s other two tallies in a 3-0 shutout at No. 4 Cal Poly Pomona on Sunday. Defensive: Griffin Small (Saint Martin’s, GK, 5-11, Sr., Edmonds, Wash. – Edmonds Woodway): Small finished with 14 saves against 20 shots faced and a 0.67 goals against average in the Saints’ opening two matches on the road. Small played the first 45 minutes of the season-opening match against Westminster (Utah) on Thursday, holding the Griffins scoreless while making three saves. He played the full 90 minutes on Saturday against Cal State LA, making eight saves in the 1-0 loss.

Week of Sept. 3-9: Offensive: Georg Cholewa (Western Washington, M, 5-11, So., Leipzig, Germany – Sportgymnasium Chemnitz): Cholewa tallied both of Western Washington’s goals, including the game-winner in the 79th minute, in a 2-1 victory at Point Loma. He had four shots in the match, three of which were on goal. Defensive: Ludvig Rhodin (Montana State Billings, GK, 5-10, Sr., Hoganas, Sweden – Univ. of Mary): Rhodin finished with eight saves as the Yellowjackets went 1-0-1 at their own Rimrock Classic, earning All-Tournament Team honors. He was part of a MSUB offense allowed just two shots, making a save on one, in Friday’s 6-0 shutout of Colorado Christian. Rhodin then made seven saves as MSUB tied Sonoma State on Sunday, 1-1.

Week of Sept. 10-16: Offensive: Connor Glennon (Simon Fraser, F, 5-10, So., Vernon, B.C. – WL Seaton): Glennon scored four goals and had two assists as the Clan won two more matches to finish non-conference play at 6-0-0. He accounted six points in Simon Fraser’s 5-0 shutout of Mary on Thursday, scoring two goals to go along with two assists. Glennon then added two more goals in a 6-0 blanking of Oklahoma Baptist on Saturday. Defensive: Jeremiah Lee (Western Washington, D, 6-4, Jr., Marysville, Wash. – Grace Academy): Lee helped anchor a Western Washington defense in a split of a pair of home matches. He scored the game-winning goal in Saturday’s 1-0 shutout of Hawaii Pacific while also playing a key role in keeping HPU off the scoreboard despite playing a man down for 78 minutes.

Week of Sept. 17-23: Offensive: Rafael Junqueira (Northwest Nazarene, F, 6-1, Jr., Sao Paolo, Brazil – Shattuck St. Mary’s): Junqueira scored both goals as the Nighthawks’ stunned Seattle Pacific, 2-0, in the GNAC opener for both teams. He scored the game-winner off an assist by Alex Mitrovic in the 45th minute and added a late breakaway off of Jake Levine’s assist in the 83rd minute. Defensive: Michael North (Simon Fraser, D, 5-8, Sr., Coquitlam, B.C. – Archbishop Carney Regional): North anchored a Simon Fraser defense that allowed just three shots on goal in two matches as the Clan improved to 8-0-0 on the season. North played all 90 minutes as SFU allowed Montana State Billings just one shot on goal in a 4-0 shutout on Thursday. He then had an assist while limiting Saint Martin’s to two shots on goal in a 6-1 victory on Saturday.



Week of Sept. 24-30: Offensive: Guillaume Kremer (Montana State Billings, M, 5-7, Sr., Metz, France – Univ. of Strasbourg): Kremer scored three goals in two matches for the Yellowjackets. He scored the game-tying goal in the 50th minute of MSUB’s 3-2 loss to Seattle Pacific on Thursday and then tallied a pair of unassisted goals in the 44th and 82nd minutes to keep things close in a 4-2 loss to Northwest Nazarene. Defensive: Grant Alcorn (Concordia, GK, 5-10, Sr., Vancouver, Wash. – Union): Alcorn finished with 15 saves in a pair of tough road matches. He recorded a career-high 13 saves as 26 total shots in a 1-0 loss on Thursday at No. 1 Simon Fraser. He then added three more saves in a 2-0 loss at Western Washington on Saturday.

Week of Oct. 1-7: Offensive - Offensive: Matteo Polisi (Simon Fraser, F, 5-10, So., Coquitlam, B.C. – Charles Best): Polisi scored four goals and had two assists as the No. 1-ranked Clan won its 10th and 11th straight matches. Polisi scored a goal and assisted on Joost Mangert’s goal in Thursday’s 5-0 shutout of Northwest Nazarene. He then scored a hat trick, which included two unassisted strikes, and assisted on the Clan’s opening goal in Saturday’s 6-0 win at Seattle Pacific. Defensive: Brandon Wolter (Western Washington, GK, 6-1, R-Fr., Vancouver, Wash. – Union): Wolter allowed just one goal and played 200 minutes as the Vikings went 1-0-1 last week. Wolter made four saves in a 1-1 tie with Montana State Billings on Thursday. He then made five saves on each Northwest Nazarene shot on goal in a 6-0 shutout on Saturday in Nampa.

Week of Oct. 8-14: Offensive: Titus Grant (Seattle Pacific, F, 5-10, So., Colorado Springs, Colo. – Classical Academy): Grant scored four goals in the Falcons’ two wins. He opened the week with what became the game-winning goal in the 72nd minute of SPU’s 4-2 win over Western Washington on Thursday. Grant then scored a hat trick in a span of nine minutes, accounting for all of the Falcons’ scoring in a 3-2 win over Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. Two of the goals were unassisted as he tallied in the 19th, 21st and 27th minutes. Defensive: Luciano Trasolini (Simon Fraser, GK, 6-1, So., Burnaby, B.C. – Barton CC): The sophomore recorded his eighth and ninth shutouts of the season as the Clan continues to build a big lead on the rest of the conference. Trasolini made one save as the SFU defense limited Concordia to four shots in a 3-0 shutout on Thursday. He then made five saves en route to a 3-0 shutout of Western Washington on Saturday.

Week of Oct. 15-21: Offensive: Ricardo Palomino (Montana State Billings, F, 6-2, Sr., Puebla, Mexico – Northeastern State Univ.): Palomino scored the last three goals of the match, including the game-winner in the 75th minute, to lead the Yellowjackets to a 4-2 come-from-behind victory at Northwest Nazarene on Thursday. He scored the three goals in five shots for his ninth multi-goal match of his career. Palomino also had two shots on goal in Saturday’s 3-2 win over Seattle Pacific. Defensive: Grant Alcorn (Concordia, GK, 5-10, Sr., Vancouver, Wash. – Union): Alcorn played all 183 minutes and recorded 16 saves in a pair of wins for the Cavaliers. Alcorn made six saves, including one stop on a penalty kick, to record his third shutout of the season in a 1-0 win at Seattle Pacific on Thursday. Alcorn then made 10 saves against 22 total shots as the Cavaliers prevailed in a 3-2 overtime victory at Northwest Nazarene.

Week of Oct. 22-28: Offensive: Brandon Madsen (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-2, Jr., Auburn, Wash. – Seattle Univ.): Madsen notched a hat trick in the Saints’ lone match of the week, a 4-2 win over Montana State Billings on Saturday. He scored his first two goals off a pair of Oscar Aguilar assists in the first 11 minutes of the match and netted his third goal in the 41st minute. Defensive: Jeremiah Lee (Western Washington, M/D, 6-4, Jr., Marysville, Wash. – Grace Academy): Lee played 173 minutes out of a possible 180 minutes and keyed the Vikings to a pair of victories at home. Lee keyed a WWU defense that allowed Northwest Nazarene just five shots in a 3-0 shutout on Thursday. Lee then played all 90 minutes as it held Seattle Pacific to three shots on goal in a 5-1 win on Saturday.

Week of Oct. 29-Nov. 4: Offensive: Brandon Madsen (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-2, Jr., Auburn, Wash. – Seattle Univ.): Madsen was selected for the second straight week after he scored three goals and had an assist as the Saints closed the regular season with two wins. Madsen scored the game-winner in the 71st minute at the Saints stunned Seattle Pacific at Interbay on Thursday, 2-1. He then scored a pair of goals and assisted on Cayman John’s strike in the second half in the Saints’ 6-1 win at Northwest Nazarene on Saturday. Defensive: Brandon Wolter (Western Washington, GK, 6-1, R-Fr., Vancouver, Wash. – Union): Wolter allowed just one goal and made three saves to help lead the Vikings to a pair of victories to end the season. He led the defense from the backline as the Vikings handed Simon Fraser its first loss of the season, 2-1 in Bellingham, on Thursday. Wolter then made three saves in the Vikings’ 1-0 win at Concordia on Saturday.

2019 Week of Sept. 2-8: Offensive: Nicholas Denley (Concordia, M, 5-7, So., McMinnville, Ore. – McMinnville): Denley finished with a goal and an assist as the Cavaliers scored a pair of home wins to open the season. On Thursday, Denley assisted on the game-winning goal by Kyle Dearborn in the 18th minute of the 1-0 win over Adams State. He then provided for the game-winning goal of Paul Seydel’s assist in the 83rd minute of the Cavs’ 3-1 win over Regis on Saturday. Defensive: Jessy Martin (Montana State Billings, GK, 5-11, Fr., Chateauroux, France – Blaise Pascal): Martin opened his collegiate career with 16 saves in a pair of matches in Burnaby, B.C. Martin made five saves before allowing a 76th minute goal in Thursday’s 1-0 loss to Cal State San Bernardino. He then came up huge as the Yellowjackets’ forced No. 2 Cal Poly Pomona to a 1-1 tie, making 11 saves and ceding just a 26th minute goal.

Week of Sept. 9-15: Offensive: Andres Perez (Montana State Billings, F/M, 5-8, So., Pittsburg, Calif. – Pittsburg): Perez was the prime mover in the Montana State Billings defense against South Dakota Mines on Sunday, scoring two goals in the Yellowjackets’ 4-0 shutout to close the Rimrock Classic. Perez had a total of four shots in the team’s two matches last week, all coming in reserve roles. Defensive: Jessy Martin (Montana State Billings, GK, 5-11, Fr., Chateauroux, France – Blaise Pascal): Martin allowed two goals in two matches and finished with eight saves in the Rimrock Classic. He made five saves in Friday’s 2-0 loss to Humboldt State on Friday and made three as he recorded his first shutout on Sunday in a 4-0 blanking of South Dakota Mines.



Week of Sept. 16-22: Offensive: Brandon Madsen (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-1, Sr., Auburn, Wash. – Seattle Univ.): Madsen scored a total of six goals in the Saints’ three wins last week, tallying two in each match. Madsen scored both goals in Thursday’s 2-0 win at Academy of Art. He needed just four minutes to open scoring in Friday’s 4-1 at Stanislaus State and netted an insurance strike in the 53rd minute. Madsen closed with two goals in the Saints’ 3-2 win on Sunday against Lubbock Christian. Madsen now has nine goals and has scored two goals in four of the Saints’ last five matches. Defensive: Alex Nadermann (Northwest Nazarene, GK, 6-0, So., Redmond, Ore. – Ridgeview): Nadermann was in goal as the Nighthawks notched a pair of shutouts on the road. He made two saves against 11 shots in a 2-0 shutout at Notre Dame de Namur on Thursday and then had two saves against eight shots in a 2-0 shutout at Dominican (Calif.) on Saturday.

Week of Sept. 23-29: Offensive: Jake Levine (Northwest Nazarene, F, 5-10, Jr., Green Acres, Wash. – Central Valley): Levine scored two goals, including the game-winner in the sixth minute, to lead the Nighthawks in a 3-0 shutout over Mary in NNU’s final non-conference match of the season. Defensive: Camron Miller (Western Washington, D, 6-3, Jr., Snohomish, Wash. – Whatcom CC): Miller played a key role in a Western Washington defense that allowed just four shots on a goal in 131 minutes over two matches. Miller also had a goal in each match, including a header with 30 seconds left that forced overtime with No. 3 Azusa Pacific on Thursday. Miller scored the opening goal in the Vikings’ 2-1 win over Point Loma on Saturday. Week of Sept. 30-Oct. 6: Offensive: William Raphael (Simon Fraser, F, 5-7, Sr., Chukudum, South Sudan – St. Leo Kakuma): Raphael was one of two Simon Fraser players to score a hat trick last week as he scored the first three goals in the Clan’s 4-2 win over Seattle Pacific on Saturday. Raphael also had an assist in the Clan’s 5-1 win over Saint Martin’s on Thursday. Defensive: Nick Morgan (Western Washington, D, 6-2, Sr., Sammamish, Wash. – Skyline): Morgan was one of the anchors of a Western Washington defense that allowed eight shots on goal and just one goal in a 1-0-1 week. His week was capped by a dramatic header with one second left in regulation that secured a 1-1 tie with Saint Martin’s on Saturday. Week of Oct. 7-13: Offensive: Andres Perez (Montana State Billings, M/F, 5-8, So., Pittsburg, Calif. – Pittsburg): Perez led the Yellowjackets as he scored two goals and assisted on a third goal in MSUB’s 5-1 win over Saint Martin’s on Thursday. He was also involved in the play that led to the game-winning penalty kick in the Yellowjackets’ 1-0 win at Seattle Pacific on Saturday. All four of Perez’s shots on the week were on goal. Defensive: Jeremiah Lee (Western Washington, D, 6-4, Sr., Marysville, Wash. – Grace Academy): Lee played the full 90 minutes and played a critical role in holding Concordia to just four shots on goal in Western Washington’s 2-0 shutout of Concordia on Saturday. It marked the first time that the Cavaliers have been shut out this season. Week of Oct. 14-20: Offensive: Brendan Laun (Concordia, D/M, 5-7, Jr., Elk Grove, Calif. – Pleasant Grove): Laun scored two goals and had a pair of assists as the Cavaliers split a pair of hard-fought matches. Laun scored both of Concordia’s goals in Thursday’s 2-0 win over Seattle Pacific. It was the Cavaliers’ first multi-goal performance of the season. Laun then tallied assists on both goals in the Cavaliers’ 3-2 loss on Saturday to Saint Martin’s. Defensive: Brandon Locke (Western Washington, GK, 6-3, Fr., Federal Way, Wash. – Todd Beamer): Locke recorded his second and third consecutive shutouts of the season as the Vikings improved to 4-0-1 in conference play. He recorded four saves against 13 total shots in the Vikings’ 1-0 win over Saint Martin’s on Thursday. Locke then had three saves against 10 shots in Saturday’s 3-0 win over Northwest Nazarene.

Week of Oct. 21-27: Offensive: Georg Cholewa (Western Washington, M, 5-11, Jr., Leipzig, Germany – Sportgymnasium Chemnitz): Cholewa finished with a six-point wee, scoring two goals and adding two assists in two victories. He assisted on both goals in Thursday’s 2-1 victory over Montana State Billings. Cholewa then scored both goals, including the game-winner in the 77th minute, in Saturday’s 2-1 win at Simon Fraser. Defensive: Teagan Eldridge (Western Washington, D, 5-11, So., Enumclaw, Wash. – Enumclaw): Eldridge helped anchor the Western Washington defense in a pair of hard-fought road wins. Playing all 90 minutes in both matches, WWU limited Montana State Billings to one goal and four shots on goal in Thursday’s 2-1 victory. Simon Fraser was allowed just one goal and Eldridge assisted on the game-winning goal in Saturday’s 2-1 victory. Week of Oct. 28-Nov. 3: Offensive: Jake Levine (Northwest Nazarene, F, 5-10, Jr., Green Acres, Wash. – Central Valley): Levine finished with three goals and an assist as the Nighthawks won both of their matches, the team’s first GNAC wins of the season. Levine scored a goal in the 59th minute and assisted on the overtime game-winner in Thursday’s 4-3 win over Saint Martin’s. Levine then scored a pair of goals in the Nighthawks’ 3-1 win on Saturday over Concordia. Defensive: Camron Miller (Western Washington, D, 6-3, Jr., Snohomish, Wash. – Whatcom CC): Miller played all 180 minutes as the Vikings allowed just one goal last week as the team remained undefeated in conference play. Miller and the WWU defense allowed one goal on six shots on goal in Thursday’s 2-1 victory at Simon Fraser. He then contributed a first-half goal as the defense allowed just four shots on goal in Saturday’s 4-0 shutout of Seattle Pacific. Week of Nov. 4-10: Offensive: Brandon Madsen (Saint Martin’s, F, 6-1, Sr., Auburn, Wash. – Seattle Univ.): Madsen scored three goals and had his fifth game-winning goal of the season as the Saints split last week’s matches. The game-winner came in the 79th minute of Thursday’s 2-1 victory at Concordia. He then scored both of the Saints’ goals in Saturday’s 4-2 loss at Seattle Pacific, both of which came on headers in the second half. Defensive: Jeremiah Lee (Western Washington, D, 6-4, Sr., Marysville, Wash. – Grace Academy): Lee played all 180 minutes in two wins as the Vikings clinched the GNAC title by allowing a combined two shots on goal. Lee and the Vikings allowed Northwest Nazarene just six total shots in a 2-0 win on Thursday and allowed six shots, none on goal, in Saturday’s 1-0 shutout of Montana State Billings. Of Western’s nine conference wins, five have come by shutout. Week of Nov. 11-17: Offensive: Alden Massey (Seattle Pacific, F, 6-1, So., Duvall, Wash. – Cedarcrest): Massey scored a goal and had two assists in Seattle Pacific’s 4-1 win at Montana State Billings as the Falcons finished the season with two road wins. He assisted on the opening goal in the 18th minute and scored the game-winner in the 24th minute before adding an assist on an insurance goal in the 53rd. Defensive: Jorick Schilken (Simon Fraser, D, 6-0, Fr., Roermond, Netherlands – College Den Hulsler): Schilken helped anchor a Simon Fraser backline that allowed one goal in the final two regular-season matches. Schilken and the Clan turned back 12 shots by Western Washington and handed the Vikings their first GNAC loss of the season, 1-0, on Thursday. Simon Fraser then limited Saint Martin’s to three shots, one on goal, in a 2-1 win on Saturday.



2020-21 Week of Feb. 22-28: Offensive: Jake Levine (Northwest Nazarene, F, 5-10, Sr., Spokane, Wash.. – Central Valley): Levine finished with a goal and an assist in two matches as NNU split two matches last week. His goal was the go-ahead strike in the 41st minute of Friday’s 4-2 win over Eastern Oregon. He also assisted on Lorenzo Valentini’s game-winning goal in the 58th minute. Defensive: Lorenzo Valentini (Northwest Nazarene, D, 6-5, Jr., Saarbrucken, Germany – Saarland University): Valentini anchored a solid Northwest Nazarene defense in two matches last week. On Wednesday, the NNU defense limited Gonzaga to a late goal and six shots on goal in a close 1-0 loss. In Saturday’s 4-2 home win over Eastern Oregon, Valentini and the defense limited EOU to three shots on goal. He also contributed the game-winning goal in the 58th minute. Week of Mar. 1-7: Offensive: Lukas Juodkunaitis (Northwest Nazarene, M, 6-1, Fr., Vilnius, Lithuania – Vilniaus Seurages Gimnazija): Juodkunaitis tallied nine shots, three on goal, in the Nighthawks’ two matches at Saint Martin’s on Thursday and Saturday. He scored the game-winning goal on Saturday unassisted in the 30th minute and then added an assist on Lorenzo Valentini’s insurance strike in the 71st minute. Defensive: Sawyer Price (Northwest Nazarene, GK, 6-2, So., Olympia, Wash. – Olympia): Price played all 200 minutes in goal for the Nighthawks on the road trip to Saint Martin’s. He allowed one goal in Thursday’s 1-1 tie, making four saves. Price then earned the shutout in Saturday’s 2-0 victory, making three saves to improve to 3-1-1 on the season. Week of Mar. 22-28: Offensive: Tyler Speer (Seattle Pacific, M, 5-6, So., Grand Junction, Colo. – Fruita Monument): Speer opened the SPU men’s soccer season by scoring a pair of goals in the Falcons’ 3-1 victory over Pacific Lutheran on Saturday. He connected on the match’s opening goal in the 23rd minute off Titus Grant’s assist and added an insurance goal in the 55th minute off of Owen Gortner’s assist. Defensive: Stephen Murray (Saint Martin’s, D, 6-0, Sr., Bonney Lake, Wash. – Sumner): Murray anchored a Saint Martin’s defense that limited Seattle Pacific to one goal and four shots on goal and then contributed the game-winning goal in the 89th minute in the Saint’s 2-1 win over the Falcons on Wednesday. Week of Apr. 5-11: Offensive: Brandon Parsio (Northwest Nazarene, D, 6-2, Jr., Lake Forest Park, Calif. – El Toro): Parsio scored a goal in each of the Nighthawks’ matches last week against Saint Martin’s. He scored NNU’s opening goal in the 55th minute of Thursday’s 4-3 loss. He then scored the only goal of the match in the 59th minute to allow NNU to close the season with a 1-0 victory. Defensive: Lorenzo Valentini (Northwest Nazarene, D, 6-5, Jr., Saarbrucken, Germany – Saarland University): Valentini anchored a Northwest Nazarene defense that limited Saint Martin’s to two shots on goal in Saturday’s 1-0 shutout of the Saints, which included a key clearance on a corner kick in the final seconds. Week of Apr. 12-18: Offensive: Iakov Shmelev (Western Washington, D, 6-1, Jr., Togilatti, Russia – Eastlake): Shmelev scored the golden-goal game-winner in the 100th minute on Wednesday to give Western Washington a 1-0 overtime victory over Saint Martin’s. It was Shmelev’s only shot of the match. Defensive: Mitchell Hutter (Western Washington, D, 6-1, Fr., Buckley, Wash. – Sumner): Hutter anchored a Western Washington defense that held Saint Martin’s scoreless on 17 shots and six shots on goal in 100 minutes of action of a 1-0 overtime win over Saint Martin’s. Hutter played 79 minutes of the match and had a long pass that set up the game-winner.

Week of Apr. 19-25: Offensive: Alden Massey (Seattle Pacific, F, 6-1, Jr., Duvall, Wash. – Cedarcrest): Massey scored two goals and played 68 minutes in the Falcons’ 3-1 win over Saint Martin’s on Wednesday. He made it a 2-1 contest on his goal off of Travis Swallow’s assist in the 31st minute and added an unassisted insurance strike in the 49th minute. The goals were Massey’s first two of the season and his second career multi-goal match. Week of Apr. 26-May 2: Offensive: Teagan Eldridge (Western Washington, D, 5-11, Jr. Enumclaw, Wash. – Enumclaw): Eldridge scored the opening goal In the 17th minute in the Vikings’ 2-1 road win over Saint Martin’s on Saturday. He played 66 minutes in the match and had two shots. Defensive: Camron Miller (Western Washington, D, 6-4, Sr., Snohomish, Wash. – Whatcom CC): Miller played the full 90 minutes and helped anchor the defense in Western Washington’s 2-1 win over Saint Martin’s on Saturday. He also assisted on the opening goal of the match. Week of May 3-9: Offensive: Alex Whiting (Western Washington, F, 6-0, Sr., University Place, Wash. – Tacoma CC): Whiting scored the game-winning goal off of Johan Espinoza’s assist in the 44th minute of the Vikings’ 2-1 win over Seattle Pacific on Saturday. Whiting played 74 minutes in the match, finishing with two shots. Defensive: Brandon Locke (Western Washington, GK, 6-3, So., Federal Way, Wash. – Todd Beamer): Locke earned the win with 65 minutes in goal in Western Washington’s 2-1 win over Seattle Pacific on Saturday. He made three saves in the match as the WWU defense limited the Falcons to seven shots in the match. Week of May 10-16: Offensive: Travis Swallow (Seattle Pacific, M, 5-8, Sr., Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Lake City): Swallow scored the Falcons’ lone goal in Saturday’s 1-1 tie with Western Washington, connecting on his second goal of the season in the seventh minute. Swallow finished with two shots in the match and played 92 minutes in the conference’s men’s soccer season finale. Defensive: Camron Miller (Western Washington, D, 6-4, Sr., Snohomish, Wash. – Whatcom CC): Miller played all 110 minutes to anchor the Western Washington backline in Saturday’s 1-1 season-ending tie with Seattle Pacific. He also accounted for the game-tying goal off of Gus Diehl’s assist in the 89th minute.

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