2007 - Georgia State University Athletics

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Assistant Coaches Brett Surrency 3rd Year Brett Surrency begins his third year in the Georgia State men’s soccer program. He was promoted to assistant coach after serving as a graduate assistant in 2005 and will assist Daser in all facets of the program. He played his collegiate career at Jacksonville University in Jacksonville, FL. At JU, Surrency was a four-year starter at defender. As a true freshman, he started every game at sweeper. In his sophomore season, he became team captain and scored three goals including a game winner. As a junior, he scored two goals and helped the Dolphins defense lead the conference with a 1.08 GAA, the lowest in school history. He was also 2nd Team Atlantic Sun All-Conference Selection. During his senior year, he earned First Team A-Sun All-Conference honors. He earned Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference honors every year of eligibility. “Surrency was an outstanding player at Jacksonville University,” commented Daser. He has done an outstanding job in all areas of the Georgia State program and is one of the top young college coaches in the country.” Surrency was born August 11, 1982 in Gainesville, FL and completed his master’s degree in sport administration at Georgia State University in August 2007. Gaucho Pinho 4th Year Gaucho Pinho enters his fourth season as the goalkeeper coach for the Georgia State men’s soccer program. Pinho, a native of Brazil, represented Brazil’s national youth teams before playing professionally. He holds his Brazilian professional and youth coaching licenses and was the director of the Zico Soccer Club. Pinho began playing professionally in Brazil with Flamengo from 1986-93. He went on to play for Botofago from 1994-95, Nova Iguaci F.C. in 1996-97 and Zico from 1997-98. Pinho was a goalkeeper coach for professional teams in Brazil following his playing career. He played for Brazil’s national team as a youth player, earning 15 caps. He has played at Wembley Stadium, and in Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Holland, Italy, Japan, and Venezuela. Pinho was also one of the coordinators for Zico’s Inner City program that taught soccer and life skills to inner city children. He received his USSF Youth Diploma. He is the director of player development for the Forsyth Fusion Soccer Club. He took the U-14 Diadora United to the Super Y National Championships. He also led the Forsyth Fusion U14 team to the State Championship game. He is a Georgia ODP goalkeeper coach and has been the Georgia Amateur ODP Goalkeeper coach since 2004. “Pinho has done an unbelievable job as team speed and agility coach and a great job with the goalkeepers,” remarked Daser. “He developed Filipe into a top goalkeeper, he always has a smile and is always excited.” Arturo Norambuena 1st Year Norambuena enters his first season as an assistant coach with the Panthers and brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the post. Norambuena played professional soccer in South America for 11 years, most notably for teams in Chile, Argentina and Puerto Rico, before entering the collegiate coaching ranks in 2007. From 2000-2005, Norambuena played professionally for several teams in the Copa Libertadores league, including the Universidad Catolica and Cobreloa from Chile. He also played for Quilmes in Argentina and the Islanders of Puerto Rico from the United Soccer Leagues (USL) First Division. In 2002, Norambuena was the top scorer in the Chilean League and the top scorer for Universidad Catolica, leading his team to the Chilean League championship. He spent two seasons as a member of the Chilean National Team that that played in World Cup qualifying matches in 2002 and 2006. Norambuena holds a Chilean license, which he received from the soccer institute in Chile, to coach youths in the sport. He is a graduate of the Universidad Austral of Chile and is currently a forestry engineer in the Atlanta metro area Ṅorambuena assists Georgia State head coach Kerem Daser at the Forsyth Fusion Soccer Club, helping run the recreation program and coaching special teams. “I am definitely excited Arturo has joined our coaching staff,” expressed Daser. “He has great international experience playing for the Chilean National team and was the leading scorer in the Chilean League. I think he will be a great asset for our team by working with our midfielders and forwards in our attacking third.” www.georgiastatesports.com
Tim Lonergan #22 Graduate Student Defender Ht: 6’1 Wt. 165 Dallas, Texas/Vanderbilt 2007 Graduate students Floreal Pedrazo #20 Graduate Student Midfielder Ht: 5’7 Wt. 140 Rodgau, Germany/Birmingham-Southern Overview: A defensive gem...unbelievable work rate...tough on the tackle...a raging defender but very composed with the ball, making him a complete player...a blue-collar type defender...will do what it takes to win...great love for the game...has a winning edge and knows what it takes to succeed...will be a leader. Prep: Captain of the Lake Highlands H.S. soccer team his senior year…Three-year member of the varsity squad…High school team won the 2003 Ice Bowl and Garland Invitational tournaments…Named 2003 Ice Bowl Most Valuable Player… Three-year recipient of the Lake Highlands Player’s Choice Most Valuable Player Award…Named first team All-District his junior season...Currently plays for the Dallas Inter Soccer Club…Captain of the Dallas Inter Soccer Club…Club team placed first at the Plano Labor Day tournament in 2002…In 2001, his team made the semifinals of the North Texas State Soccer Association tournament. Personal: Timothy Carlton Lonergan was born December 12, 1984…Son of Kim and Dave Lonergan…Tim is one of six siblings (three brothers, two sisters)…Lettered in soccer at Vanderbilt...Member of the National and Mathematics Honor Societies…Was named Optimist Club Youth of the Month and Exchange Club Student of the Month…Member of the Peer Helper Program…Career goal is to become a physical therapist and work with athletic rehabilitation and/or people with traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries…Was also recruited by Texas Christian and Bucknell...Pursuing a Master’s in Physical Therapy. Overview: Amazing speed...good technically with the ball...worked hard in rehab after surgery..one of our top players...could be a top player in the CAA...huge heart...hardest working in training. 2006: Started 8 of 10 games played at midfield for the Panthers before being sidelined with an injury...Scored one goal against Northeastern (10/8)...Assisted once against Delaware (10/15)... Earned Athletic Director’s Honor Roll (3.2 GPA) for fall 2006... received 2006-07 CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award. 2005 (at BSC): Started every game for Birmingham Southern... Finished tied for third on the team in scoring with 21 points... Had a team high 11 assists for the season...Scored a season high two goals against Virginia Military Institute (10/8)...Assisted three times against High Point on October 29...Netted his first goal of the season against Evansville on September 16...Scored game winners against Evansville and VMI. 2004 (at BSC): Voted Second-Team All-Big South Conference and to the Big South All-Freshman squad…Started all 19 games, playing 1,650 minutes…Led the team with 10 assists…Second on the team with seven goals and was third on the squad with 24 points…Shot 43 times, 24 on goal…Was a perfect three-for-three on penalty kicks and led BSC with four game-winning goals… Ranked 14th nationally in assists per game (0.53)...Had a seasonhigh two assists vs. Sewanee and in the Big South Tournament against Liberty…Scored game-winning goals versus Sewanee, Western Kentucky, UNC Asheville and Winthrop…Recorded three assists in the Big South Conference Tournament… Ranked second in assists and game-winning goals and third in assists per game in the Big South Conference statistics. Prep: Attended Georg Kurchensteiner Schule… Member of the Hessen State team. Personal: Son of Conchi Perdigones and Alfonso Pedrazo…Born July 30, 1983…Pursuing a master’s in sports administration. Pedrazo’s Career Stats (at Georgia State) Year GP-GS SH G A Pts GW 2006 10-8 13 1 1 3 0 Totals 10-8 13 1 1 3 0 five time conference champions
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