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Trevor Cramer • Comm. Assistant (M. Soccer)
Office: 541.737.3720 | Cell: 209.918.0834
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Matches 12 • Oregon State vs. Washington • Corvallis, Ore. • Oct. 12
2014 Results
No. 23 Oregon State Set for Tilt With No. 1 Washington
Overall..................................................................8-3-0
Home..................................................................... 6-1-0
Away...................................................................... 1-2-0
Pac-12..................................................................... 1-1-0
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2014 - 3:00 P.M.
NO. 1 WASHINGTON
(9-1-0, 2-0-0 PAC-12)
AT NO. 23 OREGON STATE
2014 Schedule
August
29EVANSVILLE................................W, 3-1
31UCF#..............................................W, 1-0
(8-3-0, 1-1-0 PAC-12)
Kicking Off: The 23rd-ranked Oregon State men’s soccer team (8-3-0, 1-1-0 Pac-12) remains at home this week for a marquee matchup, as the Beavers face off against No. 1
September
5Milwaukee...........................................W, 2-0
7Marquette.....................................................L, 1-0
12SIENA^...........................................W, 1-0
14DUQUESNE^.................................W, 2-1
18PORTLAND...................................W, 2-0
22 NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN......... W, 11-1
26 at Seattle U.......................................... L, 1-0
Washington (9-1-0, 2-0-0) at Paul Lorenz Field at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
October
2STANFORD*(#18)......................... L, 1-0
5CALIFORNIA*#(#13).................W, 6-2
12WASHINGTON*#.........................3 p.m.
16 at San Diego State*......................... 7 p.m.
19 at UCLA*#...........................................5 p.m.
23 SAN DIEGO STATE*#..................2 p.m.
26UCLA*#........................................ 11 a.m.
13 California 6-2 at Paul Lorenz Field. Oregon State scored within the first minute of the
November
7
at California*#....................................1 p.m.
9
at Stanford*#.....................................3 p.m.
16 at Washington*#...............................1 p.m.
20 NCAA First Round......................................TBD
23 NCAA Second Round...............................TBD
30 NCAA Third Round.....................................TBD
December
5-7Quarterfinals.................................................TBD
12-14College Cup....................................................TBD
Home games are in BOLD.
All times Pacific.
[#/#] - Indicates national ranking (NSCAA/
Soccer America)
# Televised on the Pac-12 Networks
(^) Oregon State Hensor/Zaher Nike Classic;
Corvallis, Ore.
* Pacific-12 Conference contest
Pac-12 Games this Week
Thurs.SDSU at Stanford.............................6 p.m.
Fri.. UCLA at California.........................................2 p.m.
Sun. SDSU at California.............................2 p.m.
Sun. Washington at Oregon State......3 p.m.
Sun. UCLA at Stanford..............................5 p.m.
Follow Along: Sunday’s match will be televised on Pac-12 Networks. Live stats will also be
available, and can be found on the men’s soccer schedule page of OSUBeavers.com. You
can find twitter updates for every game this season @OSUBeavers_MSOC.
Last Time Out: The Beavers posted a very strong performance last Sunday, beating No.
match, on its way to an early 2-0 advantage. The Golden Bears proceeded to tie the score
at two early in the second half, but the Beavers responded by scoring the game’s final four
goals to take the victory. Khiry Shelton and Timmy Mueller both posted hat-trick’s in the
match. Here is a list of Oregon State’s team and individual accomplishments in the game:
- The win was Oregon State’s first over a ranked opponent since OSU beat No. 22 Washington 2-1 on Sept. 30, 2011
- No. 13 Cal is the highest-ranked team the Beavers have defeated since they beat No. 12
UCLA 1-0 on Oct. 9, 2005
- The game marked the first time in Oregon State history that two Beavers have had a hattrick in the same game
- Prior to the match, the last Oregon State hat-trick came from Emery Welshman vs. Wisconsin-Green Bay on Sept. 21, 2012. The last OSU hat-trick in a Pac-12 match was scored
by Robbie Findley on Nov. 14, 2004
- The four-goal margin of victory was the Beavers’ largest in a Pac-12 match since 2003,
and the six goals is their most in a Pac-12 match since 2002.
- Mueller’s hat-trick was the first by an OSU freshman since Alan Gordon scored three
against Washington in 2002
Can’t Stop Khiry: Senior forward Khiry Shelton is on a record-setting pace for the Beavers
this season. The Leander, Texas, native leads the nation with 10 assists, and is just three
assists away from tying the Oregon State single-season record. His 24 points are third
in the country and first in the conference. Shelton is currently tied for eighth on the OSU
single-season points list, and sits 11 points behind the school record. Shelton’s 46 career
points place him 10th in Oregon State history.
Big Time Timmy: After his hat-trick on Sunday, freshman Timmy Mueller now has nine
goals this season, placing him fifth in the nation and first in the conference. The OSU
.
freshman record for goals in a season is 10, held by Joe Zaher (2002) and Robbie Findley
(2003). Mueller also sits seventh in the NCAA and third in the conference with 20 points,
bringing him within five of Joe Zaher’s Oregon State freshman record.
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OREGON STATE QUICK FACTS
School.........................Oregon State University
Location...........................................Corvallis, Ore.
Founded............................................................ 1868
Enrollment.................................................... 23,761
Colors.......................................Orange and Black
Affiliation......................................NCAA Division I
Conference.................... Pacific-12 Conference
President...................................... Dr. Edward Ray
Athletic Director.........................Bob De Carolis
Athletic Dept. Phone...............(541) 737-2547
Ticket Office Phone..............(800) GO-BEAVS
Home Field............................... Paul Lorenz Field
................. at Patrick Wayne Valley Stadium
Surface.......................................................Grass
Capacity..................................................... 1,500
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach................................Steve Simmons
Tenure...........................................sixth season
Alma Mater...............................Concordia ‘90
Record at Oregon State................ 41-50-10
Career Record..........162-133-26 (16 seasons)
[email protected]
Assistant Coach........................Dustin Norman
Tenure........................................... third season
Alma Mater..................................Maryville ‘05
Telephone..............................(541) 224-1633
E-Mail.. [email protected]
Assistant Coach.....................Steve Wieczorek
Tenure............................................ first season
Alma Mater................................... Fairfield ‘04.
[email protected]
Volunteer Assistant Coach....Hank Stebbins
Tenure......................................second season
Office Address....................... Gill Coliseum 132
........................................... Corvallis, OR 97331
TEAM INFORMATION
2013 Overall Record.................................. 7-10-3
2014 Overall Record................................... 8-3-0
2013 Conference Record......................... 0-8-2
2014 Conference Record............................1-1-0
Starters Returning/Lost...............................6/5
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.................. 9/13
Newcomers........................................................... 14
MEN’S SOCCER HISTORY
First Year.......................................................... 1988
All-Time Record..........217-236-37 (25 seasons)
NCAA Tournament Appearances.......2 (2002, 2003)
ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS
Director................................................. Steve Fenk
Office Phone........................ (541) 737-3720
[email protected]
Men’s Soccer Contact...............Trevor Cramer
Cell Phone............................(209) 918-0834
E-Mail.... [email protected]
SID Office Address............... Gill Coliseum 219
........................................... Corvallis, OR 97331
SID Fax........................................ (541) 737-3072
Website........................... www.osubeavers.com
Team in the Nation: Oregon State has been an offensive powerhouse this season, as the
Beavers currently lead the nation in goals with 28. OSU also sits atop the NCAA list with 36
assists and 92 points. Oregon State’s win-loss-tie percentage of .727 is 19th in the nation,
despite the Beavers’ challenging schedule which has featured matches against teams currently ranked No. 8, No. 15, and No. 22 (Marquette, Stanford and California).
Into the Rankings: The Beavers returned to the national rankings this week, coming in at
No. 23 in the NSCAA National Poll, and No. 18 in the Top Drawer Soccer Poll. Oregon State
also comes in fifth in the NSCAA Far West rankings.
Let’s Talk D: Sunday’s 6-2 win over California marked the first time this season the Beavers
have allowed more than one goal in a contest. As a team, Oregon State has allowed just eight
scores in its first 11 matches, in a stretch that includes four shutouts. The Beavers’ +20 goal
differential leads the Pac-12.
Mr. Jones: Freshman Jordan Jones has scored four goals this season, the third-highest total on the team. Jones has made eight starts this season, and will look to continue to bolster
Oregon State’s high-powered attack going forward.
Fortress Paul Lorenz: The Beavers have shown some strong home form this season, going
7-1-0 in matches played at Paul Lorenz Field. With a perfect 6-0 mark at home to start the
season, the Beavers have now won 16 consecutive nonconference matches in Corvallis, in a
streak that dates back to Sept. 25, 2011.
Bersano Saves The Day: Redshirt-junior goalkeeper Matt Bersano is continuing to work his
way up the OSU record books this season, after an impressive 2013 campaign. The Tempe,
Ariz., native set the Oregon State record with 101 saves last season. Bersano allowed just 1.14
goals per game in his sophomore year, and posted five shutouts on his way to Second Team
All-Pac-12 honors. He is currently fourth in Oregon State history with 202 career saves.
Record Setting Game: The Beavers rewrote the Oregon State record book when they defeated Northwest Christian 11-1 at Paul Lorenz Field on Sept. 22. Below is a list of Oregon
State’s team and individual accomplishments in the match:
- Oregon State’s 11 goals is a new OSU single-game record
- The Beavers seven second-half goals are the most in a single half in school history
- Khiry Shelton, Rolando Velazquez and David Boldt all tied the school record with three assists
- Shelton’s seven points was the most by an Oregon State player since Emery Welshman
also had seven, against UW-Green Bay in 2012
- Oregon State’s 35 shots was the second-highest single-game total in school history (39
vs. San Diego State on Sept. 23, 2001)
- The Beavers’ 34 points (11 goals, 12 assist) sets a new school record
- Oregon State’s 12 assists is a new Oregon State single-game record
- The 10-goal win ties the largest margin of victory in Oregon State history (10-0 over Humboldt State on Nov. 5, 2004)
2014 Pac-12 Standings (as of 10/7/14)
SCHOOL
TPPAC-12 PCT.GF GAGD
Washington 6 2-0-0 1.000 6
3 +3
UCLA 3 1-0-0 1.000 1
0 +1
Stanford 3 1-1-0 .500 2
3 -1
Oregon State 3 1-1-0 .500 6
3 +3
California 0 0-2-0 .000 4
9 -5
San Diego State 0 0-1-0 .000 0
1
-1
OVERALL
PCT.
9-1-0.900
6-2-2.700
7-2-0.778
8-3-0.727
6-3-0.667
6-4-0.600
GF
26
12
17
28
26
14
GAGD
10 +16
5 +7
9 +8
8 +20
17 +9
11 +3
Conference champion is determined by hightest number of points (TP);
Win = 3, Tie = 1, Loss = 0
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Tournament Champions: Oregon State won a pair of tournament’s early in the season, finishing first in both the Portland Nike Invitational and the Hensor/Zaher Nike Classic. The
Beavers won the Portland Invite to open the season, defeating Evansville and UCF to finish
atop the event standings. Oregon State then went on to win the Hensor/Zaher Classic, after
defeating Siena and Duquesne at Paul Lorenz Field.
Get the Pac-12 Net: Eight of Oregon State’s final nine games will be televised on Pac-12
Networks, beginning with this Sunday’s game against California. After this week, the Beavers will be on the screen against Washington on Oct. 12, before ending the year with sixstraight TV games.
Spreading it Out: This year’s Oregon State team features players from three foreign countries, and eight different states. Phillip van Berkom has made the longest journey, traveling
5,116 miles from Zetten, the Netherlands to Corvallis. He is followed closely by Will Seymore,
who has made the 4,957 mile trek from Soham, England. Freshmen Nolan Wirth and Eli Roubos both hail from Canada. Eight Beavers come from the state of Oregon, to go along with
three apiece from Colorado and Washington. A pair of Beavers come from California (CJ Brill
and Jordan Jones) and Texas (Khiry Shelton and Devonte Small). They are joined by one
player each from Arizona (Matt Bersano), Idaho (Timmy Mueller) and Alaska (Rian Phillips).
who has made the 4,957 mile trek from Soham, England. Freshmen Nolan Wirth and Eli Roubos both hail from Canada. Eight Beavers come from the state of Oregon, to go along with
three apiece from Colorado and Washington. A pair of Beavers come from California (CJ Brill
and Jordan Jones) and Texas (Khiry Shelton and Devonte Small). They are joined by one
player each from Arizona (Matt Bersano), Idaho (Timmy Mueller) and Alaska (Rian Phillips).
2014 OREGON STATE TEAM HIGHS
POINTS
34 vs.NorthwestChristian(Sept.22)
GOALS
11 vs.NorthwestChristian(Sept.22)
ASSISTS
12 vs.NorthwestChristian(Sept.22)
SHOTS
35 vs.NorthwestChristian(Sept.22)
SHOTS ON GOAL 20 vs.NorthwestChristian(Sept.22)
SAVES
8 vs. California (Oct. 5)
CORNER KICKS
12 vs. Portland (Sept. 18
FOULS
16 at Seattle U (Sept. 26)
2014 OREGON STATE TEAM LOWS
POINTS
0 three times
GOALS
0 three times
ASSISTS
0 three times
SHOTS
10 at Marquette (Sept. 7)
SHOTS ON GOAL
1 at Seattle U (Sept. 26)
SAVES
2 three times
CORNER KICKS
1 vs. Evansville (Aug. 29)
FOULS
3 vs. California (Oct. 5)
2014 OREGON STATE OPPONENT HIGHS
POINTS
3 twotimes
GOALS
1 five times
ASSISTS
1 two times
SHOTS
15 vs. Stanford (Oct. 2)
SHOTS ON GOAL 10 vs. California (Oct. 5)
SAVES8
vs. UCF (Aug. 31)
CORNER KICKS
9 vs. Portland (Sept. 18)
FOULS
19 vs. Portland (Sept. 18)
OREGON STATE CAREER SCORING NUMBERS
PLAYER
Khiry Shelton
Will Seymore
Mikhail Doholis
Timmy Mueller
Devonte Small
Jordan Jones
G APTS
16 14
46
5
6
16
5
4
14
9
2
20
3
5
11
4
1
9
2014 Men’s Soccer Rankings
Record When Oregon State...
OREGON STATE
RECORD
PLAYS AT HOME
PLAYS ON THE ROAD
PLAYS AT A NEUTRAL SITE
SCORES ONE GOAL
SCORES TWO GOALS
SCORES THREE OR MORE GOALS
SHUTS OUT ITS OPPONENT
ALLOWS ONE GOAL
ALLOWS TWO GOALS
ALLOWED THREE OR MORE GOALS
GOES TO OVERTIME
IN A ONE GOAL GAME
PLAYS A PAC-12 HOME GAME
PLAYS A PAC-12 ROAD GAME
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ALL-TIME
SIMMONS
217-235-3841-50-10
125-84-19
27-22-3
78-130-13
10-26-5
14-22-6
4-2-2
36-82-18
9-15-5
73-18-11
17-5-4
108-2-0
15-0-0
109-0-10
22-0-2
79-53-18
14-20-4
24-77-11
3-9-4
4-96-0
1-20-0
23-23-38
5-6-10
91-104-0
20-31-0
25-38-8
7-17-3
13-52-4
4-18-3
2014
8-3-0
7-1-0
1-2-0
0-0-0
2-0-0
3-0-0
3-0-0
4-0-0
3-3-0
1-0-0
0-0-0
1-1-2
3-2-0
1-1-0
0-0-0
NSCAA (10/7/14)
1. Washington#
2. UCLA#
3. Penn State
4. Syracuse
5. Georgetown
6. Notre Dame
7. UNC-Charlotte
8. Marquette#
9. Creighton
10. Indiana
11. UC Irvine
12. New Mexico
13. Saint Louis
14. Virginia
15. Stanford#
16. South Florida
17. North Carolina
18. Louisville
19. Michgian State
20. American
21. UAB
22. California#
23. Oregon State
24. Northwestern
25. UNC Wilmington
Top Drawer (10/7/14)
1. Washington#
2. Creighton
3. Syracuse
4. Penn State
5. Notre Dame
6. UCLA#
7. New Mexico
8. Virginia
9. Indiana
10. UC Irvine
11. Georgetown
12. Marquette
13. Charlotte
14. Stanford
15. North Carolina
16. Saint Louis
17. Louisville
18. Oregon State
19. California#
20. Ohio State
21. Delaware
22. UNC Wilmington
23. Winthrop
24. Dartmouth
25. Akron
# Oregon State 2014 opponents
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Oregon State 2014 Roster
NO. NAME
POSITION HT. WT.
0 Wirth, Nolan
GK
6-1 190
1 Bersano, Matt GK 6-1 175 2 Tweeton, Sam
M
6-4 190
3 Roubos, Eli
D
6-3 170
4 Markey, Jalen
D
6-2 191
5 Seymore, Will MF 5-11 170 6 von Berkom, Phillip
MF
5-9 175
7 Velasco, Jaime
MF/F 6-0 165
8 Smith, Graham
MF
6-3 186
9 Mueller, Timmy
F
6-3 196
10 Doholis, Mikhail F/MF 5-10 160 11 Steele, Michael F
5-10 156
12 Jones, Jordan
F
6-1 174
13 Anderson, Brenden MF/D 6-0 175 14 Shelton, Khiry F/MF 6-3 175 15 Kleweno, Spencer F
5-11 165
16 Brill, CJ
D
5-9 151
17 Phillips, Rian
D
6-3 202
18 Small, Devonte F
5-10 165
19 Boldt, David D
5-10 165
20 Arbogast, Matt F
5-11 155 21 Segovia, Alex
MF 5-10 165
22 Velazquez, Rolando
F
5-9 150
23 Striar, Zach MF/F 5-11 162 27 Vincent, Ryan
GK
6-2 170
YR.
Fr.
Jr.* Fr.
Fr.
Fr.*
Sr. Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr. So. Fr.
Sr.* Sr. Fr.* Fr.
Fr.
So. So. So. Fr.
Fr.
So.* Fr.
*used redshirt year
Head Coach: Steve Simmons (6th Season)
Assistant Coaches: Dustin Norman (3nd Season)
Steve Wieczorek (1st Season)
Ben Stoddard (1st Season)
POINTS
1. Khiry Shelton
2. Timmy Mueller
3. Jordan Jones
Devonte Small
5. Mikhail Doholis
GPG-A PTS
11 7-10 24
11 9-2 20
11 4-1
9
6 3-3
9
10 2-1
5
POINTS
1. Shelton, Khiry-OSU 11 7-10 2. Hallisey, Connor-CAL 9 7-7 3. Jones, Darwin-WASH 10 8-4 Mueller, Timmy-OSU 11 9-2 5. Bonomo, Stefano-CAL 8 6-2 6. Robertson, Mason-WASH 10 6-1 7. Olsen, David-SDSU 10 6-0 8. Thierjung, Christian-CAL 9 5-1 Heard, Josh-WASH 10 5-1 @CoachSimmo
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21
20
20
14
13
12
11
11
Pronunciation Guide
Steve Wieczorek (Wiz-OR-ick)
Matt Bersano (BURR-sawn-O)
Mikhail Doholis (Mi-KYLE Duh-HALL-is)
Spencer Kleweno (KLAW-ven-o)
Timmy Mueller (MULE-er)
Eli Roubos (RUE-bos)
Will Seymore (SEE-more)
Khiry Shelton (KY-ree)
2014 Oregon State Leaders
GOALS
1. Timmy Mueller
2. Khiry Shelton
3. Jordan Jones
4. Devonte Small
5. Mikhail Doholis
GP NO.AVG./G
11 9 0.82
11 7 0.64
11 4 0.36
6 3 0.50
10 2 0.20
SAVES
GP NO.AVG./G
1. Matt Bersano
2. Nolan Wirth
GPG-A PTS
EXP.
HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL)
HS
Comox, B.C. (Burnaby, B.C.)
2L
Tempe, Ariz. (Corona del Sol HS)
HS
Fort Collins, Colo. (Fort Collins HS)
HS
Toronto, Ont. (Northview Heights Secondary School)
RS
Seattle, Wash. (O’Dea HS)
3L
Soham, England (Soham Village College)
TR Zetten, The Netherlands (Hendrik Pierson/Longwood)
TR
Beaverton, Ore. (Westview HS/Portland)
HS
Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Mountain Vista HS)
HS
Post Falls, Idaho (Post Falls HS)
2L
Vancouver, Wash. (Union HS)
1L
Ferndale, Wash. (Ferndale HS)
HS
Pacific Grove, Calif. (Pacific Grove HS)
3L
Molalla, Ore. (Molalla HS)
3L
Leander, Texas (Visa Ridge HS)
HS
Portland, Ore. (Wilson HS)
HS
Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. (Palos Verdes HS)
HS Anchorage, Alaska (Darlington School Soccer Academy)
1L
San Antonio, Texas (Roosevelt HS)
1L
Littleton, Colo. (Rock Canyon HS)
1L
Eugene, Ore. (South Eugene HS)
HS
Beaverton, Ore. (Century, HS)
HS
Junction City, Ore. (Junction City HS)
1L
Portland, Ore. (Cleveland HS)
HS
Newberg, Ore. (Newberg HS)
ASSISTS
1. Khiry Shelton
Devonte Small
2. David Boldt
Rolando Velazquez
GP NO.AVG./G
11 10 0.91
6 3 0.50
2 4 2.00
3 3 1.00
7 22 3.14
5 10 5.00
2014 Pac-12 Leaders (as of 10/7/14)
GOALS
GP NO.AVG./G
1. Mueller, Timmy-OSU 11 9 0.82
2. Jones, Darwin-WASH 10 8 0.80
3. Hallisey, Connor-CAL 9 7 0.78
Shelton, Khiry-OSU 11 7 0.64
5. Bonomo, Stefano-CAL 8 6 0.75
Robertson, Mason-WASH 10 6 0.60
Olsen, David-SDSU 10 6 0.60
ASSISTS
1. Shelton, Khiry-OSU 2. Hallisey, Connor-CAL 3. Moberg, James-WASH GP NO.AVG./G
11 10 0.91
9 7 0.78
10 6 0.60
SAVES
1. Taillole, Justin-CAL 2. Allmaras, Adam-SDSU 3. Edwards, Earl-UCLA Epstein, Andrew-STAN 5. Bersano, Matt-OSU Richey, Spencer-WASH GP NO.AVG./G
7 32 4.57
10 31 3.10
9 28 3.11
9 28 3.11
7 22 3.14
7 22 3.14
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0 - Nolan Wirth
Career GP/GS: 5/4
2014 GP/GS: 5/4
Career Clean Sheets: 2
2014 Clean Sheets: 2
Career GP/GS: 42/42
2014 GP/GS: 7/7
Career Clean Sheets: 10
2014 Clean Sheets: 2
Last Clean Sheet:
9/5/14 vs. Milwaukee
Last Clean Sheet:
9/18/14 vs. Portland
Notes:
-Made his first career start and
got his first career clean sheet
against UCF on Aug. 31
-Spent three years competing
for the Vancouver Whitecaps
residency
Goalkeeper
6-1
190 lbs
Freshman
Comox, B.C.
1 - Matt Bersano
Goalkeeper
6-1
175 lbs
RS-Junior
Tempe, Ariz.
2 - Sam Tweeton
Midfielder
6-4
190 lbs
Freshman
Fort Collins, Colo.
3 - Eli Roubos
Career GP/GS: 7/3
2014 GP/GS: 7/3
Career Pts: 2 (1G)
2014 Pts: 2 (1G)
Career GP/GS: 5/3
2014 GP/GS: 5/3
Career Pts: 0
2014 Pts: 0
Last Goal:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Assist:
N/A
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
N/A
Notes:
-Played his club soccer for Real
Colorado
-Was a team captain and made
the All-Conference XI
Defender
6-3
170 lbs
Freshman
Toronto, Ont.
4 - Jalen Markey
Defender
6-2
181 lbs
RS-Freshman
Seattle, Wash.
Notes:
-Set the Oregon State record
with 101 saves in 2013
-Opened last season with twostraight clean-sheets
Notes:
-Played 10 years for the Spartacus Soccer Club and two and a
half years for Toronto FC Academy
5 - Will Seymore
Career GP/GS: 10/10
2014 GP/GS: 10/10
Career Pts: 0
2014 Pts: 0
Career GP/GS: 60/60
2014 GP/GS: 10/10
Career Pts: 16 (5G, 6A)
2014 Pts: 1 (1A)
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
N/A
Last Goal:
9/27/13 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Assist:
9/18/14 vs. Portland
Notes:
-Played for O’Dea High School in
Seattle
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Midfielder
5-11
170 lbs
Senior
Soham, England
Notes:
-Scored on a free kick from the
center-line against Cleveland
State on Aug. 30, 2013
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6 - Phillip van Berkom
Career GP/GS: 11/9
2014 GP/GS: 11/9
Career Pts: 1 (1A)
2014 Pts: 1 (1A)
Career GP/GS: 7/5
2014 GP/GS: 7/5
Career Pts: 0
2014 Pts: 0
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
10/5/14 vs. California
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
N/A
Midfielder
5-9
175 lbs
Notes:
Junior
Zetten, The Netherlands -Started all 20 matches at
Longwood in 2013
-Finished season with two goals
and one assist.
8 - Graham Smith
Midfielder
6-3
186 lbs
Freshman
Highlands Ranch, Colo.
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Midfielder
6-0
165 lbs
Junior
Beaverton, Ore.
Notes:
-All-WCC Honorable Mention
and WCC All-Freshman Team
while playing for Portland
9 - Timmy Mueller
Career GP/GS: 11/11
2014 GP/GS: 11/11
Career Pts: 2 (2A)
2014 Pts: 2 (2A)
Career GP/GS: 11/3
2014 GP/GS: 11/3
Career Pts: 20 (9G, 2A)
2014 Pts: 20 (9G, 2A)
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
9/18/14 vs. Portland
Last Goal:
10/5/14 vs. California
Last Assist:
10/5/14 vs. California
Notes:
-Played for Mountain Vista High
School
-Started on a state-finalist team
his freshman year
10 - Mikhail Doholis
Forward
5-10
160 lbs.
Junior
Vancouver, Wash.
7 - Jaime Velasco
Forward
6-3
196 lbs
Freshman
Post Falls, Idaho
Notes:
-Played seven seasons for the
Idaho Thunder
-Earned the Golden Boot Award
for the 2012 National Cup
11 - Michael Steele
Career GP/GS: 47/41
2014 GP/GS: 10/7
Career Pts: 14 (5G, 4A)
2014 Pts: 6 (2G, 2A)
Career GP/GS: 21/10
2013 GP/GS: 10/6
Career Pts: 5 (1G, 3A)
2013 Pts: 3 (3A)
Last Goal:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Assist:
10/5/14 vs. California
Last Goal:
9/27/13 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Assist:
10/5/14 vs. California
Notes:
-Finished third on the team in
shots with 17 in 2012, leading all
freshmen
-Scored two goals and added
two assists in 2012
Forward
5-10
156 lbs
Freshman
Ferndale, Wash.
Notes:
-Played at Ferndale High School
under head coach Scott Brown
-Led Ferndale in scoring as a
freshman
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Forward
5-10
156 lbs
Freshman
Ferndale, Wash.
Career GP/GS: 11/8
2014 GP/GS: 11/8
Career Pts: 9 (4G, 1A)
2014 Pts: 9 (4G, 1A)
Career GP/GS: 54/51
2014 GP/GS: 9/9
Career Pts: 5 (2G, 1A)
2014 Pts: 0
Last Goal:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Assist:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Goal:
9/13/13 vs. Seattle U
Last Assist:
8/24/12 vs. Sacramento State
Notes:
Played for the U18 Santa Cruz
County Breakers Academy, serving as team captain
-Was the team’s leading goal
scorer with nine goals in 10
14 - Khiry Shelton
Forward
6-3
175 lbs
Junior
Leander, Texas
Midfielder
6-10
175 lbs
RS-Senior
Molalla, Ore.
Notes:
-Scored first career goal against
Gonzaga (9/15/12)
15 - Spencer Kleweno
Career GP/GS: 42/37
2014 GP/GS: 11/11
Career Pts: 46 (16G, 14A)
2014 Pts: 24 (7G, 10A)
Career GP/GS: 6/1
2014 GP/GS: 6/1
Career Pts: 2 (2A)
2014 Pts: 2 (2A)
Last Goal:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Assist:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
10/5/14 vs. California
Notes:
-Named All-Pac-12 Honorable
Mention in 2012 after starting 11
games
-Finished the 2012 season tied
for second on the team in goals
16 - CJ Brill
Defender
5-9
151 lbs
Freshman
Palos Verdes Estates,
Calif.
13 - Brenden Anderson
Forward
5-11
165 lbs
Freshman
Portland, Ore.
Notes:
-Made his career debut on Aug.
30, 2013 against Cleveland
State
-Played for the Oregon ODP and
the Region 4 ODP
17 - Rian Phillips
Career GP/GS: 0/0
Career GP/GS: 0/0
Notes:
-Played four years for Fram
Soccer Club under coach Mike
Erush
-Helped the team make the Dallas Cup semifinals in 2012 and
2013
-Far West Regional League
Champions in 2013 and 2014
Notes:
-Played for East High School in
Anchorage, Alaska and for Darlington School Soccer Academy
is in Rome, Ga.
-Named to the All-State team
as a freshman and a sophomore
while at East High School
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Defender
6-3
202 lbs
Freshman
Anchorage, Alaska
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18 - Devonte Small
Midfielder
5-10
165 lbs
Sophomre
San Antonio, Texas
19 - David Boldt
Career GP/GS: 25/24
2014 GP/GS: 7/6
Career Pts.: 11 (3G, 5A)
2014 Pts.: 9 (3G, 3A)
Career GP/GS: 2/1
2014 GP/GS: 2/1
Career Pts.: 4 (4A)
2014 Pts.: 4 (4A)
Last Goal:
9/14/14 vs. Duquesne
Last Assist:
9/5/14 vs. Milwaukee
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
10/5/14 vs. California
Notes:
-Started the first two games of
the 2013 campaign
-Played two and a half years for
Lonestar SC club team, playing
forward and midfielder
Defender
5-10
165 lbs
Sophomore
Littleton, Colo.
20 - Matt Arbogast
21 - Alex Segovia
Career GP/GS: 22/1
2014 GP/GS: 10/1
Career Pts: 4 (1G, 2A)
2013 Pts.: 4 (1G, 2A)
Forward
5-11
155 lbs
Sophomore
Eugene, Ore.
Last Goal:
10/25/13 at UCLA
Last Assist:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Notes:
-Recorded his first career point
with an assist against UC Davis
on Sept. 1, 2013
-Lettered four years at South
Eugene High School
Career GP/GS: 0/0
Midfielder
5-10
165 lbs
Freshman
Beaverton, Ore.
22 - Rolando Velazquez
Forward
5-9
150 lbs
Freshman
Junction City, Ore.
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Notes:
-Lettered three years at Rock
Canyon High School
-Team captain his sophomore
and junior years
Notes:
-Played for the Westside Metros
Galacticos from 2009-12 and
the Portland Timbers Academy
from 2012-14
-Competed for the Oregon ODP
from 2010-12, and the U.S. National Team from 2010-1
23 - Zach Striar
Career GP/GS: 3/0
2014 GP/GS: 3/0
Career Pts.: 5 (1G, 3A)
2014 Pts.: 5 (1G, 3A)
Career GP/GS: 13/6
2014 GP/GS: 5/5
Career Pts: 1 (1A)
2014 Pts: 1 (1A)
Last Goal:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Last Goal:
N/A
Last Assist:
9/12/14 vs. Siena
Last Assist:
9/22/14 vs. Northwest Christian
Notes:
-Played three years for the
Westside Galacticos and a year
and a half for the Timbers Academy
Midfielder
5-11
162 lbs
RS-Sophomore
Portland, Ore.
Notes:
-Started two-straight games to
start the season
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27 - Ryan Vincent
Head Coach Steve Simmons
-During Simmons’ tenure, the
Career GP/GS: 0/0
Notes:
-Played two years for BSC Portland
Goalkeeper
6-2
170 lbs
Freshman
Newberg, Ore.
Head Coach
6th Year
Assistant Coach Dustin Norman
Assistant Coach
3rd Season
-His first two seasons have
produced some of the best defensive efforts seen at Oregon
State, as the Beavers allowed
just 22 goals each year, tying
the school record
-With Norman on the sidelines,
Oregon State has produced five
All-Pac-12 players and had 12
Pac-12 All-Academic honorees
Beavers have produced two MLS
SuperDraft first round picks, including 2010 overall No. 1 Danny
Mwanga
-Simmons has won 33 games in
his first five seasons, including
a 9-6-3 record in his first year
when the Beavers compiled a
5-4-1 Pac-10 record to finish
second, their highest finish in
conference play since 2002.
Assistant Coach Steve Wieczorek
Assistant Coach
1st Year
-Has six years of Division I
coaching experience at Siena
and Duquesne
-Last season at Duquesne,
Wieczorek was responsible for
working with the goalkeepers
and coordinating student-athlete recruitment
-A 2004 graduate of Fairfield
University, Wieczorek was a
four-year letterman at goalkeeper for the Stags
Assistant Coach Ben Stoddard
Assistant Coach
1st Year
-Ben Stoddard joins the Oregon
State coaching staff after serving two years as the graduate
assistant coach for Indiana
Wesleyan University (NAIA)
-Assisted the IWU men’s soccer
program for the last two seasons in all facets, helping lead
IWU to their two best seasons in
program history.
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2014 Statistics
2014 Oregon State Men's Soccer
Oregon State Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 07, 2014)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Date
^
#
*
*
Aug 29
Aug 31
Sep 05
Sep 07
Sep 12
Sep 14
Sep 18
Sep 22
Sep 26
Oct 02
Oct 05
Opponent
EVANSVILLE
UCF
at Milwaukee
at Marquette
SIENA
DUQUESNE
PORTLAND
NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN
at Seattle U
#18 STANFORD
#13 CALIFORNIA
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored per game
Shot pct.
Shots on goal-Attempts
SOG pct.
Shots/Game
CORNER KICKS
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
OVERALL
8-3
1-1
7-2
Score
3-1
1-0
2-0
0-1
1-0
2-1
2-0
11-1
0-1
0-1
6-2
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
Att.
654
438
368
520
482
253
494
278
944
652
525
OSU
OPP
28-179
2.55
.156
75-179
.419
16.3
59
0-1
8-123
0.73
.065
42-123
.341
11.2
53
1-1
15
0
14
1
3776
8/472
0/0
1832
3/611
HOME
7-1
1-1
6-0
##
14
9
12
18
10
11
22
19
2
8
15
6
5
23
20
7
13
4
3
##
1
0
Player
Shelton, Khiry
Mueller, Timmy
Jones, Jordan
Small, Devonte
Doholis, Mikhail
Steele, Michael
Velazquez, Rolando
Boldt, David
Tweeton, Sam
Smith, Graham
Klewano, Spencer
van Berkom, Phillip
Seymore, Will
Striar, Zach
Arbogast, Matt
Velasco, Jaime
Anderson, Brenden
Markey, Jalen
Roubos, Eli
Total
Opponents
Goalie
Bersano, Matt
Wirth, Nolan
Total
Opponents
Goals by Period
Oregon State
Opponents
NEUTRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
gp g a
11 7 10
11 9 2
11 4 1
7 3 3
10 2 2
10 1 3
3 1 3
2 0 4
7 1 0
11 0 2
6 0 2
11 0 1
10 0 1
8 0 1
10 0 1
7 0 0
9 0 0
10 0 0
5 0 0
11 28 36
11 8 5
GP
7
5
11
11
pts
Min. GA
585:00
5
315:00
3
900:00
8
900:00 28
2nd
Total
28
8
1st
2nd
Total
179
123
Saves by Period
Oregon State
Opponents
1st
2nd
Total
34
47
Corners by Period
Oregon State
Opponents
1st
2nd
Total
59
53
Fouls by Period
Oregon State
Opponents
1st
2nd
Total
114
122
13
3
107
58
19
32
32
23
53
57
15
5
72
65
15
15
27
30
61
65
sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att
24 35 .200
20 36 .250
9 29 .138
9 11 .273
6 15 .133
5 11 .091
5
3 .333
4
1 .000
2
1 1.000
2 11 .000
2
2 .000
1
4 .000
1
4 .000
1
2 .000
1
2 .000
0
7 .000
0
4 .000
0
1 .000
0
0 .000
92 179 .156
21 123 .065
1st
Shots by Period
Oregon State
Opponents
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AWAY
1-2
0-0
1-2
21
18
11
6
7
4
2
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
75
42
GAAvg Saves
0.77
0.86
0.80
2.80
22
10
34
47
.600
.500
.379
.545
.467
.364
.667
.000
1.000
.182
.000
.250
.000
.000
.000
.143
.250
.000
.000
.419
.341
Pct
.815
.769
.810
.627
2
3
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
3
0-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
1-1
W-L-T
5-2-0
3-1-0
8-3-0
3-8-0
10
Sho
2/0
2/0
4
3