2007 - Georgia State University Athletics

Head Coach
Daser At Georgia State
Year W-L-T .Pct Conf.
2000 12-9-0 .571 6-2/1st
2001 9-7-0 .563 4-3/4th
2002 7-10-1 .417 4-3-1/5th
2003 9-6-2 .588 5-3-1/5th
2004 9-8-1 .528 6-3/3rd
2005 6-12-0 .333 4-7/8th
2006 1-16 .059 1-10/10th
Totals 53-68-4 .424 30-32-2
2000 Conference Coach of the Year
2000 Conference Tournament Champs
2000 NCAA Play-In Game, Regionally Ranked
2001- Upset No. 6 Clemson,
State ranked No. 15 in national poll
2003- Ranked six weeks
in NCAA South Region polls
2003- Tied Top 25 Virginia Tech to share Hokie
Classic Championship, Regionally Ranked
2004- Qualified for semifinals of Atlantic Sun
Tournament, Regionally Ranked
All-Conference Players: 15
All-Freshman Players: 11
All-Tournament Team: 7
All-South Region Team: 4
Georgia State Student-Athletes of the Year: 2
(Armin Marquez, 2004; Scott Mora, 2000)
Conference Players of the Year: 1
(Scott Mora, 2000)
zilian Futbol Federation invited Daser to conduct a technical report for the U-17
International Mini World Cup.
In 1999, Daser was named to the Region III coaching staff and has worked as an
assistant coach with the ‘83, ‘84, and ‘85 teams. In April 2000, he was the assistant
coach of the ‘84 regional team that competed in an international youth tournament
in Guadalajara, Mexico. After the Mexico trip, goalkeeper Ford Williams became
a member of the U.S. National youth ‘84 team. In April 2001, Daser coached the
Georgia ‘85/’86 ODP team in an international festival in Paris, France. He led the
Georgia ‘85 team to the regional semifinals in May 2002, as three players were
named to the regional team.
In the summer of 2002, he worked on the regional coaching staff with the ‘87
age group. In June 2002, he coached the Georgia amateur team in Dallas at the
South Regional final where the squad was undefeated and had two players selected for the U.S. Amateur National team.
In the summer of 2003, he coached the Georgia State Amateur Select team at regionals that had a record six players
named to the regional team and four were named to the regional pool. Summer 2004, he coached the Georgia Amateur
team at the Regional competition in Alabama. The team beat Florida and North Texas but lost in the Regional Final to
South Texas, 3-2.
Five players from the Georgia team were invited to the U.S. National Amateur Camp and four players made the U.S.
National Team, including former Georgia State Panther, Terrance Johnson. From 1992-97, he served as North Carolina
ODP coach, traveling with the team to Paris, with the ‘79 (N.C.) ODP squad. Several of Daser’s ODP players have gone
on to play professionally, including Caleb Norkus who plays for the United Soccer Leagues (USL) First Division Carolina
Railhawks. Norkus was a member of the N.C. ODP U-15 team that Daser coached in 1996. He went on to start for the
U.S. U-17 World Cup squad. Josh Villalobos, another Daser protege, played for the U-17 U.S. National team and was on
the N.C. ODP ‘83 squad. Daser coached Philip Long and Ryan Solle on the N.C. ODP ‘83 team. Both players were drafted
by Major League Soccer (MLS) and Solle currently plays for the New England Revolution.
Daser coached Warren Ukah, Zack Kirby and Tomac Charowski from the Georgia ODP ‘85 team. Ukah plays professionally
for the USL First Division Atlanta Silverbacks, while Kirby,
who was drafted into the MLS, plays for the USL Second Division
Wilmington Hammerheads. Charowski went on to play for the U-20
Canadian National team.
In his 14 year ODP experience with North Carolina and Georgia
ODP (1992-2006), he won two regional championships with the 1997
‘83 NC ODP and the 2000 ‘85 ODP team. November 2004 he worked
as an assistant with the Georgia ‘89 ODP team that beat the U-16
Mexican National Team.
In 2006, Daser worked with the Georgia ODP ‘90 team that were
undefeated in Mississippi. Six players were selected to the regional
team. Eddy Gonzalez and Taylor White were invited to the US Soccer
Residency Program. He holds his USSF “A” license and has his NSCAA
National and NSCAA Advance National Diplomas.
Prior to coaching, Daser played at Greensboro College and then
went on to graduate from Wake Forest University with a B.S. in psychology
(1995). He was also a member of the North Carolina state
championship Raleigh United club in 1997 and played for the IFC
Greensboro Dynamos that won the national indoor (ISISL) championship
in 1992 and were a USASA national finalist. He was captain of
the Greensboro Dynamo U23 team that was coached by former Los
Angeles Galaxy General Manager Doug Hamilton and played alongside
U.S. national team member Eddie Pope.
Daser continues to play on amateur teams in the Atlanta area. In
2000, he played for the Melchester amateur team that won the Georgia
state championship. In 2001 he played for the Atlanta Silverbacks
amateur team that won the 2001 Georgia state championship. He
also played on the Over-30 Atlanta Silverbacks soccer team in 2003.
Daser also volunteers his time with the Special Olympics and Soccer
in the Streets youth program.
five time conference champions