Men’s Soccer 2008

Men’s Soccer 2008 

Media Guide 

Corban College & 

Graduate School 

 

Salem, Oregon

Corban Quick Facts 

2008 Men’s Soccer Media Guide 

Address: 

5000 Deer Park Drive SE 

Salem, Oregon 97317-9392 

Facilities 

Athletics Phone: 

503-375-7021 

Athletics/Sports Information Fax: 

503-315-2947 

Switchboard: 

503-581-8600 

Founded: 

1935 

President: 

Dr. Reno Hoff 

Enrollment: 

940 

C.E. Jeffers Sports Center 

In The Works – Renovation of Sportsplex including 

baseball, soccer and softball facilities 

Nickname: 

Warriors 

Colors: 

Navy and Gold 

Web Site: 

www.gowarriorsgo.com 

Affiliation: 

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

(NAIA) 

National Christian College Athletic Association 

(NCCAA) – associate member 

Conference: 

Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Web Site: 

www.cascadeconference.org 

NAIA Web Site: 

http://naia.cstv.com/index.html 

Table of Contents 

About Corban College 

& Graduate School 2 

Coaches and Staff 4 

Affiliations 5 

Men’s Soccer 

Roster 7 

Season Outlook 8 

Coach Bios 9 

Player Bios 10 

2007 Summary 17 

Participants 19 

Season Results 21 

Records 24 

Game Schedule Back Cover 

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About Corban 

College & Graduate 

School 

Corban is an independent Christian college 

with over 50 majors and programs of 

study including professional, liberal arts 

and ministries. Adult degree completion 

programs and graduate studies in business 

administration and education, online and on 

campus, are also available. 

Accreditation 

Corban College & Graduate School 

Corban is accredited by the Northwest 

Commission on Colleges and Universities. 

As a member of the Association of Christian 

Schools International (ACSI), Corban’s 

Education program is approved to culminate 

in an ACSI teaching certificate. It is also 

approved by the State of Oregon to prepare 

both elementary and secondary teachers for 

licensure. 

Our distinction is relationship— faculty 

to student and student to student. The 

members of the Corban community are 

here to help students succeed. Our motto, 

Dedicating Heart and Mind to God, is a very 

real part of our process. 

Recognitions 

Corban is ranked by U.S.News & 

World Report as fifth in the West’s Best 

Baccalaureate Colleges for 2008. Corban 

has been ranked in the top 10 in the West 

for the last six years in that category, and is 

the only Christian college in the Northwest 

to be ranked in the West’s Top 10. Corban is 

also ranked fifth for Best Value in the West. 

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Freshman are among top 25 percent of 

their high school class (2nd) 

Combined graduation and freshman 

retention rate (6th). During the past 

three years Corban’s freshman retention 

rate has been 70 percent. 

A 15:1 student/faculty ratio (4th) 

Corban also received national 

recognition by the Best Christian 

Workplace Institute ranking it as the 

number one Christian workplace in 

2006 among similarly sized colleges. 

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A student survey conducted by The 

Princeton Review lists Corban College as 

one of the best colleges in the U.S. western 

region. 

Corban College is one of the 129 schools 

profiled in the regional college guidebook, 

The Best Western Colleges. 

Corban is also one of only 10 Oregon 

colleges mentioned in the survey in the 

2004 edition of Review’s annual college 

guidebook, The Best 351 Colleges. 

Our Endeavor 

To provide Bible-centered baccalaureate and 

graduate programs built on the foundation 

of our Judeo-Christian and Baptist heritage. 

To educate maturing Christians to become 

competent thinkers, involved citizens and 

effective communicators. 

To provide opportunities for students to 

apply their academic knowledge as well 

as exercise their ministry gifts and abilities 

through church, community service and 

internship programs. 

To develop healthy, balanced lives through 

participation in extracurricular programs and 

intramural activities designed to enhance the 

mind, body and spirit. 

Our Mission 

To educate Christians who will make a 

difference in the world for Jesus Christ. 

Matthew 28:19-20 

 

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History 

Corban has its roots in Phoenix, Arizona 

where, in 1935, it began as a Bible institute. 

Relocating to California in 1946, the college 

changed its name to Western Baptist Bible 

College and operated there until moving to 

Oregon in 1969. 

In 1955, the College received degreegranting 

status from the State of California 

Department of Education. In 1959, it 

received national accreditation as a Bible 

college by the American Association of 

Bible Colleges. In 1968, it was regionally 

accredited and after moving to Oregon was 

accredited by the Northwest Commission 

on Colleges and Universities. Over the years, 

the College has transitioned from a Bible 

college to a comprehensive college offering 

programs in biblical studies, the liberal arts, 

and professional studies. 

Library 

In addition to 110,000 titles and 575 

current periodical subscriptions on location, 

Corban’s membership in the Oregon Private 

Academic Library Link (OPALL) provides 

access to an additional 450,000 titles and 

600,000 volumes. The library and its users 

also have access to over 11,000 full-text 

journals in electronic format. The library 

houses the Prewitt/Allen Archaeological 

Museum, a collection of Middle East 

artifacts, unique on the West Coast. 

In 2005 the name of the college was 

changed to Corban in order to enhance 

our ability to reach out to all evangelical 

churches and at the same time to present 

our Baptist heritage in a positive manner. 

The name, a biblical word meaning “a gift 

dedicated to God,” and motto, “Dedicating 

Heart and Mind to God,” reflect the mission 

of the college. 

Student Services 

Chapel Program; Associated Students 

of Corban College; Career Services; 

Community/Church Service; Counseling; 

Camp Teams; Leadership Development; 

Academic Services Center; Campus Dining; 

Core Groups; Fellowships; Intercollegiate 

Athletics; Intramural’s; Health Services; 

Library; Campus Bookstore. 

Affiliation 

Corban is an independent Baptist college 

and a member of the Council for Christian 

Colleges and Universities. 

Corban Academic Programs 

Business 

Education 

English/ 

Communication/ 

Journalism 

Health Science 

Human Performance 

Mathematics 

Ministry 

Music 

Psychology 

Social Science 

Study Abroad 

Associate Degrees 

Degree Completion 

Graduate Degrees 


Coaches and Staff 


John Nelson, Director Of Athletics 

503-589-8119 

jnelson@corban.edu 

The coaches and staff at Corban are committed to developing every athlete 

spiritually, academically and athletically. Our teams have a passion for winning, 

dedication to do so, and a commitment to Jesus Christ. The coaches and studentathletes 

are consistently prepared to compete at their highest level and have been 

rewarded with 12 NAIA conference championships and four NCCAA national titles 

since 1995. It’s a great experience to be part of Corban athletics. 

Assistant Athletic Director / 

Game & Event Coordinator 

Tim Seiber 

503-589-8107 

tseiber@corban.edu 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

Terry Williams 

503-375-7021 

twilliams@corban.edu 

Faculty Athletic 

Representative 

Dr. Bryce Bernard 

503-375-7034 

bbernard@corban.edu 

M/W Golf Coach 

Ron Sisler 

503-375-7021 

rsisler@corban.edu 

Administrative Assistant 

Angela Moberg 

503-375-7021 

amoberg@corban.edu 

Sports Information Director 

Mark Colachico 

503-589-8121 

mcolachico@corban.edu 

M/W Cross Country Coach 

M/W Track & Field Coach 

Norm Berney 

503-375-7021 

nberney@corban.edu 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Dave Irby 

503-375-7021 

dirby@corban.edu 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Jennifer Krug 

503-589-8193 

jkrug@corban.edu 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Marty Ziesemer 

503-375-7115 

mziesemer@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Tony Walther 

503-589-8108 

twalther@corban.edu 

Softball Coach 

Nathan Ohta 

503-375-7021 

nohta@corban.edu 

Baseball Coach 

Nathan Mayben 

503-375-7021 

nmayben@corban.edu 

Volleyball Coach 

Heather Dunn 

503-375-7021 

hdunn@corban.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Justin Sherwood 

503-589-8196 

jsherwood@corban.edu 

 

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Affiliations 

Cascade Collegiate Conference 

Corban College is a member of the 

Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) and 

affiliated with the National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), competing 

in baseball, men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s 

cross country, men’s & women’s golf, men’s & women’s 

soccer, softball, men’s and women’s track & field, and 

women’s volleyball. 

Conference members include Cascade College, The 

College of Idaho, Concordia University, Eastern Oregon 

University, The Evergreen State College, Northwest 

University, Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute 

of Technology, Southern Oregon University, Warner Pacific 

College, and Corban College. All 11 members of the 

conference compete in volleyball, women’s soccer, and 

men’s & women’s cross country, while men’s soccer has nine 

participants. 

Corban has claimed 17 conference championships 

since joining the CCC in 1994. The Cascade Collegiate 

Conference web site address is www.cascadeconference.org. 

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

The National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) currently 

administers programs of intercollegiate 

athletics at approximately 300 fully 

accredited colleges and universities of 

moderate enrollment. The fundamental 

tenet of the NAIA is that intercollegiate 

athletics is an integral part of the total educational program 

of the institution. 

As the country’s oldest collegiate sports governing 

body, the NAIA has been a leader in addressing 

important issues such as racial integration, women’s sport 

championship programs, character formation and improved 

academic eligibility requirements. 

There are presently 13 sport offerings and 23 national 

championship opportunities within the NAIA. The national 

office of the NAIA is located in Olathe, Kan. The web site 

address is naia.cstv.com. 

National Christian College Athletic Association 

Corban College is presently an 

associate member of the National Christian 

College Athletic Association (NCCAA). 

Over 20 national championships in men’s 

and women’s sports are sponsored by the 

NCCAA. 

The NCCAA was incorporated to provide a Christianbased 

organization that functions uniquely as a national 

and international agency for the promotion of outreach 

and ministry, and for the maintenance, enhancement, and 

promotion of intercollegiate athletic competition with a 

Christian perspective. 

Corban has sent men’s and women’s basketball, 

men’s and women’s soccer, and volleyball teams to national 

tournaments, winning championships twice in women’s 

basketball and once in men’s soccer and volleyball. 

The national office of the NCCAA is in Greenville, S.C. 

The web site address is www.thenccaa.org. 

Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Opponents 

Men’s Soccer: 

Cascade College 

The College of Idaho 

Concordia University 

The Evergreen State College 

Northwest Christian University 

Northwest University 

Oregon Institute of Technology 

Warner Pacific College 

CASCADE COLLEGE 

Location: Portland, Oregon 

Enrollment: 325 

Nickname: Thunderbirds 

Colors: Green and Black 

Athletics Director: Matt Murphy (interim) 

Sports Information Director: Cody Harrod 

Sports Information Phone: 503-257-1260 

Men’s Soccer Coach: Mike Alfers 

Website: www.cascadethunderbirds.com 

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Location: Caldwell, Idaho 


Nickname: Coyotes 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Athletics Director: Marty Holly 

Sports Information Director: Mike Safford Jr. 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Brian Smith 

Website: www.collegeofidaho.edu 

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 


Enrollment: 1,000 

Nickname: Cavaliers 

Colors: Navy and White 

Athletics Director: Matt English 

Sports Information Director: Jason Dormeyer 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Dan Birkey 

Website: www.gocugo.com 

THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 

Location: Olympia, Washington 


Nickname: Geoducks 

Colors: Green and White 

Athletics Director: Dave Weber 

Sports Information Director: Craig Dickson 


Men’s Soccer Coach: John Purtteman 

Website: www.evergreen.edu 



NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 

Location: Eugene, Oregon 


Nickname: Beacons 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Athletics Director: Corey Anderson 

Sports Information Director: Nick Askew 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Chris Bolton 

Website: www.gobeacons.com 

NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY 

Location: Kirkland, Washington 


Nickname: Eagles 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Athletics Director: Gary McIntosh 

Sports Information Director: Allen Kawashima 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Gary McIntosh 

Website: www.northwestu.edu 

OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon 


Nickname: Hustlin’ Owls 

Colors: Navy and Gold 

Athletics Director: Michael Schell 

Sports Info. Director: Tom Loney / Michael Garrard 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Bryan Mueller 

Website: www.oitsports.com 

2008 Preseason CCC 

Men’s Soccer Poll 

North Division 

Pts* 

Concordia (9) . . . . . . . . . . 36 

Warner Pacific . . . . . . . . . 25 

Northwest . . . . . . . . . . . 15 

Evergreen . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

South Division 

Pts* 

College of Idaho (9) . . . . . . 45 

Corban . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 

Cascade . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 

Northwest Christian . . . . . . 18 

Oregon Tech . . . . . . . . . . 15 

Overall Champion: Concordia (9) 

First place votes in parentheses 

*North Division teams were accorded points 

on a 4-3-2-1 scale; South Division teams were 

accorded points on a 5-4-3-2-1 scale. 

WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE 



Nickname: Knights 

Colors: Columbia Blue and Black 

Athletics Director: Bart Valentine 

Sports Information Director: Joe Kuffner 


Men’s Soccer Coach: Bernie Fagan 

Website: www.wpcknights.com 

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2008 Roster 

NO NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 

1 Aaron Franklin GK 5-10 170 JR Red Bluff, Calif. (Red Bluff Union HS) 

3 Mark Mendenhall D 6-3 185 JR Windsor, Calif. (Rincon Valley Christian HS) 

4 Michael Cowan F 5-11 180 FR Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS) 

5 Seth Overby MF 6-1 195 FR Gresham, Ore. (Barlow HS) 

6 David Anderson D 6-2 160 SO Salem, Ore. (South Salem HS) 

7 Justin Lucia MF/F 5-8 160 SR Anchorage, Alaska (Grace Christian HS) 

9 Jared Rust MF 6-0 185 JR Palo Cedro, Calif. (American Chr. Acad. / Simpson Univ.) 

10 Rob Saffeels F 6-3 180 JR Salem, Ore. (Salem Academy HS) 

11 Fernando Karczeski MF 5-8 150 SR Curitiba, Brazil (Maria Aguiar HS) 

12 John Kazmierski D 5-9 150 JR Salem, Ore. (Santiam Christian HS) 

13 Nolan Dempster MF/D 6-0 177 FR Hillsboro, Ore. (Glencoe HS) 

14 Daniel Steffen D 5-11 156 SR Oregon City, Ore. (North Clackamas Christian HS) 

15 Aaron Paulson MF 5-10 145 SO St. Helens, Ore. (St. Helens HS) 

16 Ayouba Moussa F 6-3 175 SO Niger, Africa (Niger HS / University of Idaho) 

18 Kaleb Herring D/MF 6-1 195 JR Waco, Texas (Midway HS / Dakota Wesleyan University) 

19 Parker Reed MF/F 5-8 150 SO Auburn, Wash. (Auburn Mountainview HS) 

20 Travis Wells F 5-11 160 SO Springfield, Ore. (Thurston HS) 

21 Jonathan Anderson D 5-11 156 FR Salem, Ore. (South Salem HS) 

22 Tyler Grove F/GK 6-1 195 SR North Marion, Ore. (North Marion HS) 

23 Mark Schubert D/MF 5-11 165 SR Yakima, Wash. (West Valley HS / The Master’s College) 

24 Jonathan Johnson MF 5-9 146 FR Dallas, Ore. (Dallas HS) 

28 Anthony Darling GK 5-10 180 FR Lebanon, Ore. (Lebanon HS) 

Head Coach: Dave Irby (3 rd season) 

Assistant Coach: Brett Bentley 

Athletic Trainers: Jennifer Krug, Tony Walther 



2008 Men’s Soccer Outlook 

Warrior men’s soccer looks to rebound as vets and new talent combine. 

Last year’s Corban men’s soccer squad fell 

below expectations with a sub .500 season. For 

2008, head coach Dave Irby wants his troops 

to zero in on the basics and the immediate 

assignment at hand. 

Last year we didn’t meet our goals, so this 

time we’re keeping it simple,” said Irby. “Our 

focus is one practice and one game at a time.” 

The third-year head coach is cultivating this new 

mentality among 14 returning players, including 

six veteran starters from a year ago, plus the 

addition of two transfers and five freshmen 

players. 

The Warriors lost five key seniors, 

including three-time NAIA honorable mention 

All-American Caleb Louvier from 2007’s crew, 

but Irby sees the potential for a more versatile 

and deeper line up. “Last year we relied a lot 

on Caleb,” said Irby. “This time we don’t have 

that one player that stands out, but there are a 

number of strong players who appear ready to 

contribute, so our depth will be a positive for 

us.” 

On the Defense 

“I think we’ll be very solid defensively,” 

said Irby, “and a veteran goal keeper of course 

is part of that.” Irby is referring to fourth-year 

keeper Aaron Franklin (SR, 5-10, 170, Red 

Bluff, Calif.) who returns with just under 1,000 

minutes in the net from a year ago. Franklin will 

be supported at the position by rookie Anthony 

Darling (FR, 5-10, 180, Lebanon, Ore.). 

Experience multiplies in the backfield, as 

the Warriors will draw upon the second team 

all-conference expertise of Mark Mendenhall 

(JR, 6-3, 185, Windsor, Calif.) and veteran 

workhorse Daniel Steffen (SR, 5-11, 156, 

Oregon City, Ore.). Fellow seniors Mark 

Schubert (SR, 5-11, 165, Yakima, Wash.) and 

John Kazmierski (SR, 5-9, 150, Salem, Ore.) are 

a pair of capable veterans Corban will count on 

heavily as well. Mendenhall, Steffen, Schubert 

and Kazmierski combined to give the Warriors 

over 4,200 minutes and 54 starts in 2007. 

Returning for his second season with 12 

starts as a defender is David Anderson (SO, 

6-2, 160, Salem, Ore.), and Irby sees further 

quality depth protecting the goal and redirecting 

the action coming from Dakota Wesleyan 

University transfer Kaleb Herring (JR, 6-1, 

195, JR, Waco, Texas) and newcomers Nolan 

Dempster (FR, 6-0, 177, Hillsboro, Ore.) and 

Jonathan Anderson (FR, 5-11, 156, Salem, 

Ore.). Collin Box (SO, 5-9, 145, Salem, Ore.) 

played considerably as a freshmen, but an injury 

leaves his playing status as a question mark for 

the coming season. 

Covering the Midfield 

The Warrior midfield may be a realm 

where versatile players will swing from both 

the back and the forward areas. Four-year 

playmaker Fernando Karczeski (SR, 5-8, 150, 

Curitiba, Brazil) returns to the midfield with high 

experience and potential offensively, logging 13 

starts, more than 1,000 minutes and three goals 

from a year ago. 

Back is Travis Wells (SO, 5-11, 160, 

Springfield, Ore.) who is expected to start at 

outside midfield for Corban, while transfer 

Jared Rust (JR, 6-0, 185, Palo Cedro, Calif.) 

brings collegiate experience and productivity 

from two seasons at Simpson University, and 

should be a prominent figure in the center 

midfield position for Corban. A trio of returners 

Justin Lucia (SR, 5-8, 160, Anchorage, Alaska), 

Parker Reed (SO, 5-8, 150, Auburn, Wash.) and 

Aaron Paulson (SO, 5-10, 145, St. Helens, Ore.) 

all logged time in the midfield last year. 

Irby expects rookie Seth Overby (FR, 6- 

1, 195, Gresham, Ore.) to see outside midfield 

action, and fellow frosh Jonathan Johnson 

(FR, 5-9, 146, Dallas, Ore.) will further contend 

for minutes at the outside middle. Other players 

who could swing into midfield roles include 

Schubert, Kazmierski, Dempster, Steffen, and 

Herring. 

Attacking Upfront 

Tyler Grove (SR, 6-1, 195, North Marion, 

Ore.) prepares for his fourth year up front in the 

forward position for Corban, and offers starting 

experience along with second-year player 

Ayouba Moussa (SO, 6-3, 175, Niger, Africa), 

who has offensive talent. 

The Warriors will give Rob Saffeels (JR, 

6-3, 180, Salem, Ore.) and Michael Cowan 

(FR, 5-11, 180, Salem, Ore.) the opportunity 

with their athleticism to make an impact at the 

forward position. Wells could see some time 

upfront as well, noted Irby. 

Corban is picked to finish second in 

the North Division of the Cascade Collegiate 

Conference. “The team is working hard, 

chemistry seems to be very good, and the 

players are enjoying one another,” said Irby. 

“We have the potential to be a playoff team.” 

 

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Coach and Player Bios 

Dave Irby 

Head Coach 

Dave Irby returns for 

his third year as head 

coach of the Warriors 

after guiding Corban 

to the NAIA Region I 

Tournament for the first 

time in eight seasons in 

2006. 

Two seasons ago, Dave led Corban to 

a berth in the NAIA Region I Tournament, as 

the Warriors won their final three games of 

the regular season by a combined 15 goals 

(17-2) en route to meeting fellow conference 

member Concordia in the opening round of 

the post-season tournament. 

Prior to his collegiate coaching return, 

Dave spent six seasons (1999-2005) as head 

boys’ varsity coach at Blanchet Catholic High 

School in Salem, where he led the Cavaliers 

to back-to-back league co-championships 

in 2003 and 2004. Dave was named 

Tri-Rivers League Coach of the Year, as 

Blanchet advanced to the state quarterfinals 

in 2004. The Cavaliers earned the league 

Sportsmanship Award for three straight 

seasons with Dave at the helm. 

Dave has also served as head coach of 

the Premier Developmental League’s (PDL) 

Cascade Surge from 1997-2000 before 

transitioning into management with the team 

in 1999. Under Dave, Cascade advanced to 

the PDL Western Conference Playoffs in 1997. 

As president, the Surge advanced to the 

playoffs four straight seasons, while winning 

back-to-back Northwest Division Titles. The 

team won the league’s Fair Play award in 2003 

and 2005. 

Before moving to the Northwest, Dave 

spent five seasons at Concordia University 

(1988-89 and 1994-96) in Irvine, California, 

where the Eagles’ program set a record for 

most wins in a season with eight. 

Prior to Concordia, Dave spent four seasons 

(1977-80) at Azusa Pacific University (APU) in 

Azusa, California, as head coach of the men’s 

soccer program. Dave was named SCIAC and 

NAIA District IV Coach of the Year twice as he 

guided the Cougars to a 46-26-5 record and 

three NAIA playoff appearances in his four 

years at APU. 

Dave has also coached Christian 

collegiate and pro All-Star teams on over 

twenty international soccer ministry trips, 

including a 2003 mission’s trip to Sudan 

where the Cascade Surge played the Sudanese 

National team to a 1-1 tie. 

Dave earned his Bachelor of Arts degree 

in social science and physical education from 

Azusa Pacific University in 1976, and aquired 

his Master of Arts degree in teaching from 

the University of La Verne. Dave’s soccer 

credentials include a U.S. Soccer “A” Coaching 

License, which is the highest license in the 

United States and is recognized world-wide. 

Dave currently resides in Salem with 

his wife, Susan, and their three children 

(Nathan, Ryan, & Hayley). Dave and his family 

currently attend Morning Star Community 

Church where he and his wife are involved in a 

Morning Star community group. 

Brett Bentley 

Assistant Coach 

Brett Bentley begins his 

first year as an assistant 

to the men’s program, 

after playing and working 

overseas in Germany as a 

missionary. 

Brett manned the 

net for the Warriors for two seasons (2004- 

05) and saw action in 33 games, including 29 

starts. In 2,925-plus minutes in goal, Brett 

allowed a combined 77 goals and made 198 

saves. Brett’s Goals Against Average (GAA) 

ranks in the all-time Top 10 list career-wise in 

Warrior men’s soccer history. 

After graduation, Brett played one 

summer for the Salem-based Cascade Surge of 

the Premier Development League (PDL). After 

appearing in one game (65 minutes), Brett 

moved to Germany to work play for Athletes 

for Christ, a soccer organization that uses 

soccer as a ministry tool. Following a year 

overseas, Brett return to the states and helped 

coach at both the high school and collegiate 

levels. 

This past summer, Brett returned to 

the Surge organization as a player/coach and 

appeared in seven games between the pipes. 

In 554 minutes played, Brett allowed a mere 

six goals to go along with 32 saves. Brett’s 

accumulated a team-low GAA of 0.974, 

including his lone shutout of the season in a 

0-0 tie with the Ogden Outlaws. 

Brett is single and currently resides in 

Salem. 



#1 AARON FRANKLIN 

Goalkeeper, 5-10, 170, Junior 

Red Bluff, California 

Red Bluff High School 

2007: Appeared in 11 games in net as a sophomore … Started 9 … Played 914 minutes 

in goal … Recorded a team-best 73 saves, while allowing 20 goals … Registered a Goals 

Against Average (GAA) of 1.97 … Ranked 6 th in the Cascade Collegiate Conference in 

GAA, while registering a conference-best .785 save percentage … Tied for the team lead with one shutout 

to rank fifth in the conference … Currently ranks 2 nd all-time in GAA in Warrior history. 2006: Appeared 

in 13 games in net as a freshman … Started 10 … Played 1138 minutes in goal … Recorded a team-best 

82 saves, while allowing 20 goals … Registered a Goals Against Average (GAA) of 1.58 … Ranked 4 th in 

the Cascade Collegiate Conference in GAA, while registering a conference-best .804 save percentage and 

6.31 saves per game … Recorded a team-high 3 shutouts to rank fourth in the conference. 2005: Attended 

Corban College, but did not play in any games due to red-shirting. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Red 

Bluff High School in 2005 with honors … Was a four-sport athlete at Red Bluff High School … Played two 

seasons of soccer … Earned All-League honors in both soccer and tennis … Competed in soccer (2 years), 

swimming (3 years), basketball (2 years), and tennis (3 years) during high school career. PERSONAL: Born 

in Gladstone, Ore. to Mark and Margaret Franklin … Is the youngest of 3 children … Has two older brothers 

(Ryan & Kevin) … Brother, Kevin, attended Corban and was a member of the men’s soccer program 

(2003-07) … Married Kayla Plumb on June 28, 2008 … Enjoys reading novels and playing sports … Major: 

Elementary Education … Would like to become a 4 th grade teacher following graduation. Impact of 

Corban: “Corban has really made me realize how much more I can depend on God in my life.” 

Corban Career Statistics: 

YEAR GP/GS SOG GA GAA SAVES SHO 

2006 13/10 102 20 1.58 82 3 

2007 11/9 93 20 1.97 73 1 

Totals 24/19 195 40 1.75 155 4 

#3 MARK MENDENHALL 

Defender, 6-3, 185, Junior 

Windsor, California 

Rincon Valley Christian High School 

2007: Appeared in 18 games as a sophomore … Started 17 … Scored 3 goals … 

Recorded 6 points … Registered 17 shots, including six on goal … Named All-Cascade 

Collegiate Conference 2 nd team … Awarded team’s Mighty Warrior award at end of year 

all-athlete awards dessert. 2006: Appeared in 15 games as a freshman … Started 10 … Handed out 1 

assist … Recorded 1 point … Registered 3 shots. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Rincon Valley Christian 

High School in 2005 … Competed in soccer (4 years) and basketball (3 years) … Named 1 st team all-league 

following junior season … Named league MVP after senior campaign … Earned 2 nd team all-league honors 

in basketball following junior season. PERSONAL: Born in Healdsburg, California to Carroll and Marcie 

Mendenhall … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 3 sisters (Kimberlee, Amanda, & Kaitlyn) and 2 brothers (Bradley 

& Trevor) … Sister, Kim, was a member of Corban’s women’s soccer team (2003-06) … Sister, Amanda, 

currently attends and is a member of Corban’s women’s soccer team ... Enjoys reading, basketball, and 

playing video games … Major: Business Management … Would like to become a firefighter following 

graduation. Why I chose Corban: “God lead me to Corban.” 


YEAR GP/GS GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS GW 

2006 15/10 0 1 1 3 0 

2007 18/17 3 0 6 17 1 

Totals 33/27 3 1 7 20 1 

#4 MICHAEL COWAN 

Forward, 5-11, 180, Freshman 

Salem, Oregon 

Sprague High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2006 from nearby Sprague High School … Competed in 

football (3 years), track (2 years), soccer (1 year), tennis (1 year), and basketball (1 year) 

… Earned 2 nd team all-league honors as a freshman … Helped guide Olympians to a 

perfect 14-0 record and state football title as a junior while earning all-league honorable mention … Named 

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football team captain prior to senior season. PERSONAL: Born in Dallas, Tx. to Mark and Colleen Cowan 

… Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Aaron) and 1 sister (Holly) … Father, Mark, and mother, Colleen, 

both attended Western Baptist … Brother, Aaron, and numerous aunts & uncles also attended Corban 

… Grandfather, Tom Younger, was president of college from 1973-82 … Enjoys fishing, computers, and 

music … Major: Education … Would like to become a P.E. teacher following graduation. Why I chose 

Corban: “Corban is close to home and I felt like it was the right choice.” 

#5 SETH OVERBY 

Midfielder, 6-1, 195, Freshman 

Gresham, Oregon 

Barlow High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Sam Barlow High School in 2008 … Played four years 

of soccer and ran two years of track … Named all-conference honorable mention twice 

during prep career. PERSONAL: Born in Bellingham, Wash. to Steve and Sue Overby 

… Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 brothers (Scott & Soren) and 1 sister (Sjana) … Sister, Sjana, and brother, 

Soren, both attended Corban … Enjoys playing the guitar and snowboarding … Major: Communications 

… Would like to be a worship leader following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I started attending 

Corban on a music scholarship, but am now staying to play soccer.” 

#6 DAVID ANDERSON 

Defender, 6-2, 160, Sophomore 

Salem, Oregon 

South Salem High School 

2007: Appeared in 17 games as a freshman … Started 12 … Registered 3 shots. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Was home-schooled throughout high school, but competed athletically at 

South Salem High School … Competed in soccer (4 years), track (4 years), and swimming 

(1 year) … Named all-conference honorable mention following 2006 senior season … 

Helped lead South Salem to the 6A state semi-finals during senior campaign … Competed with Saxons in 

state playoffs during 2005 junior season … Won conference championship in 300-meter hurdles as a track 

& field competitor … Finished 2 nd in conference in 110-meter hurdles during senior season … Finished 

6 th and 7 th at 6A state meet in 110-meter high hurdles and 300-meter individual hurdles respectively in 

2007. PERSONAL: Born in Goshen, Indiana to Tim and Barbara Anderson … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 1 

sister (Emily) and 2 brothers (Jonathan & Stephen) … Mother, Barbara, was a member of the 1972 U.S. 

Olympic swim team and competed in swimming at the University of Hawaii (1975-76) and the University of 

Washington (1978-79), while winning a national championship at Hawaii in 1975 … Father, Tim, is currently 

a professor of Bible & Theology at Corban … Brother, David, currently attends Corban and is also a member 

of the men’s soccer team …Enjoys working with stereos … Major: Undecided. Why I chose Corban: “I 

was given a tuition waiver and growing up here, I know what a great college it is.” 



2007 17/12 0 0 0 3 0 

#7 JUSTIN LUCIA 

Midfielder, 5-8, 160, Senior 

Anchorage, Alaska 

Grace Christian High School 

2007: Appeared in 15 games as a junior … Started 3 … Handed out 2 assists. 2006: 

Appeared in 17 games as a sophomore … Started 1 … Handed out 2 assists … Recorded 

2 points … Registered 9 shots, including 3 on goal. 2005: Appeared in 6 games as 

a freshman … Recorded 2 shots … Registered 1 shot on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Grace 

Christian School in 2005 with honors … Competed in four years of soccer and cross country … Named 

team captain prior to senior season for both soccer and cross country … Named offensive MVP and All- 

Region honorable mention following senior campaign … Nominated for Gatorade Player of the Year 

following junior year. PERSONAL: Born in Anchorage, Alaska to Cordell and Lauren Lucia … Is 1 of 2 

children … Has 1 sister (Rachel) … Enjoys anything outdoors … Major: Health Science / Pre-Med … Would 

like to become an adolescent pediatrician after graduation. Impact of Corban: “Corban’s atmosphere 

has allowed me to grow in my walk with the Lord.” 


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2005 6/0 0 0 0 2 0 

2006 17/1 0 2 2 9 0 

2007 15/3 0 2 2 0 0 

Totals 38/4 0 4 4 11 0 

#9 JARED RUST 

Midfielder, 6-0, 185, Junior 

Palo Cedro, California 

American Christian Academy 

Simpson University 

SIMPSON: Appeared in 32 games that included one game in goal for the Redhawks 

over two seasons … Scored three goals and handed out two assists, while registering 

eight total points … Also made one appearance in between the pipes during 2007 sophomore season 

… Registered a 5-0 shutout against California State-Maritime on September 22 nd … Recorded four saves 

against the Keelhaulers. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from American Christian Academy in 

2006 … Played varsity basketball all four years … Named team captain prior to junior and senior seasons. 

PERSONAL: Born in San Mateo, Calif. to Greg and Rebecca Rust … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Abby 

& Deborah) … Father, Greg, and mother, Rebecca, both attended Western Baptist … Enjoys playing golf, 

basketball, fishing, and hunting … Major: Accounting … Would like to become an accountant following 

graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban has nice people, good soccer, and I wanted to get out of 

the California hot.” 

#10 ROB SAFFEELS 

Midfielder, 6-3, 180, Junior 

Salem, Oregon 

Salem Academy High School 

2007: Appeared in 5 games as a sophomore … Started 2 … Registered 1 shot, including 

1 on goal. 2006: Attended Corban last year, but did not play soccer … Named team’s 

Most Improved Player, as voted by his fellow teammates. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

with honors from nearby Salem Academy High School in 2006 … Competed in basketball (4 years), football 

(2 years), water polo (2 years), track (2 years), and baseball (1 year) … Did not play soccer in high school for 

the Crusaders … Earned Army National Scholar-Athlete in 2006 … Named team MVP twice in water polo. 

PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Jim and Sue Saffeels … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers (Rick & Tim) 

… Father, Jim, attended Corban … Enjoys playing sports, photography, swimming, life guarding, coaching 

racquetball, and spending time with friends … Major: Business. Why I chose Corban: “I felt it was 

where God was telling me that I had to be. God is showing me more and more everyday that I’m here for 

special reasons and I can also see how others around me are affected by me with God’s help.” 



2007 5/2 0 0 0 1 0 

#11 FERNANDO KARCZESKI 

Midfielder, 5-8, 150, Senior 

Curitiba, Brazil 

Maria Aguiar High School 

2007: Appeared in all 16 games as a junior … Started 13 … Scored 3 goals … Handed 

out 1 assist … Recorded 7 points … Registered 35 shots, including 14 on goal … 

Named All-Cascade Collegiate Conference honorable mention. 2006: Appeared in all 

19 games as a sophomore … Started 16 … Scored 5 goals and handed out 1 assist … Recorded 11 points 

… Registered 32 shots, including 14 on goal. 2005: Appeared in 16 games as a freshman … Started 

12 … Scored 3 goals … Handed out 4 assists … Registered 10 points … Recorded season-high 3 points 

versus Albertson (10/21) … Scored season-high 1 goal three times (last at Northwest, 10/27) … Handed 

out season-high 2 assists versus Cascade (9/22). HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Maria Aguiar High School in 

Curitiba, Brazil in 2003, but did not play high school soccer … Played for the Coritiba Football Club team 

and was the leading scorer in 2000 for the Curitiba Metropolitian indoor soccer team … Member of team 

that finished 2 nd at Brazilian national championship. PERSONAL: Born in Foz Do Iguacu, Brazil to Miguel 

and Nair Karczeski … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers (Giovan & Carlos) … Enjoys movies, video games, 

and soccer … Major: Computer Science … Would like to enter the field of web authorizing or programming 

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after graduation. Impact of Corban: “Corban’s atmosphere has given me an opportunity to play soccer 

and grow academically and spiritually.” 



2005 16/12 3 4 10 33 0 

2006 19/16 5 1 11 32 1 

2007 16/13 3 1 7 35 0 

Totals 51/41 11 6 28 100 1 

#12 JOHN KAZMIERSKI 


Salem, Oregon 

Santiam Christian High School 

2007: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore … Started 8 … Registered 3 shots, including 

1 on goal. 2006: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman … Started 1 … Registered 1 shot 

on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Santiam Christian High School 

in 2005 … Competed in soccer (3 years) and baseball (4 years) … Named back-to-back 2 nd team all-league 

following junior and senior seasons … Member of 2A state championship baseball team during 2004 junior 

campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Austin, Texas to John and Glory Kazmierski … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 

sister (Katy) … Sister, Katy, attended Corban … Enjoys playing video games, soccer, softball, golf, pingpong, 

and foosball … Major: Criminal Justice … Would like to become a state trooper following graduation. 

Why I chose Corban: “Corban is a Christian college that strives for academic and spiritual excellence 

that is close to home.” 



2006 13/1 0 0 0 1 0 

2007 16/8 0 0 0 3 0 

Totals 29/9 0 0 0 4 0 

#13 NOLAN DEMPSTER 

Defender, 6-0, 177, Freshman 

Hillsboro, Oregon 

Glencoe High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 from Glencoe High School … Competed four years in 

both soccer and baseball … Named 1 st team all-league and 2 nd team all-state as a senior 

… Helped lead Glencoe to the OSAA 5A state title and a perfect 15-0-1 record … Also, 

named 2 nd team all-league as a senior in baseball. PERSONAL: Born in Hillsboro, Ore. to Kerry and Karen 

Dempster … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 brothers (Ryan & Scott) and 1 sister (Lindsay) … Brother, Ryan, and 

sister-in-law, Emily, both attended Corban … Enjoys hanging out with friends … Major: Business. Why I 

chose Corban: “Corban has a great environment and make you feel that they want you here.” 

#14 DANIEL STEFFEN 

Defender, 5-11, 156, Senior 

Oregon City, Oregon 

North Clackamas Christian High School 

2007: Appeared in 17 games as a junior … Started 13 … Registered 2 shots, including 

1 on goal. 2006: Appeared in all 19 games as a sophomore … Started 14 … Scored 1 

goal and handed out 2 assists … Recorded 4 points … Registered 10 shots, including 4 

on goal. 2005: Appeared in 8 games as a freshman … Registered 2 shots (both on goal). HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated from North Clackamas High School in 2005 with honors … Competed in four years of varsity 

soccer, as well as 4 years of varsity track … Named 2 nd team honorable mention all-league as a junior 

… Named 1 st team all-league and 2 nd team all-state as a senior … Member of 1 st 1A team in Oregon to 

advance to the state playoffs. PERSONAL: Born in Clackamas, Ore. to Keith and Marie Steffen … Is 1 of 

3 children … Has 1 brother (Isaac) and 1 sister (Rachel) … Major: Business Management … Planning to 

become a construction engineer following graduation. Impact of Corban: “God really showed me that 

I need to trust in Him for everything and not worry what the world says about what I should do.” 


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2005 8/0 0 0 0 2 0 

2006 19/14 1 2 4 10 0 

2007 17/13 0 0 0 2 0 

Totals 44/27 1 2 4 14 0 

#15 AARON PAULSON 

Midfielder / Forward, 5-10, 145, Sophomore 

St. Helens, Oregon 

St. Helens High School 

2007: Appeared in 4 games as a freshman … Handed out 1 assist … Recorded 1 point … 

Registered 1 shot. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from St. Helens High School in 

2007 … Competed four years in soccer, basketball, and golf … Earned 1 st team all-league 

in soccer … Most Improved Player award in basketball … Competed at nationals and regionals in water 

skiing … Placed 8 th at nationals and 2 nd at regionals in water skiing. PERSONAL: Born in St. Helens, Ore. 

to Greg and Connie Paulson … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Lindsay) … Competed in national water 

skiing championship during the summer of 2007 … Major: Undecided. Why I chose Corban: “I chose 

Corban because I wanted to be in a good environment for my first years of college.” 



2007 4/0 0 1 1 1 0 

#16 AYOUBA MOUSSA 

Forward, 6-3, 175, Sophomore 

Maradi, Niger 

College Humanite 

University of Idaho 

2007: Appeared in 4 games as a freshman … Started 3 … Scored 5 goals … Handed 

out 1 assist … Recorded 11 points … Registered 9 shots, including 7 on goal. IDAHO: 

Attended the University of Idaho’s English program, but did not play soccer. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

in 2005 for College Humanite in Niger, Africa … Played four years of soccer … Led the team in scoring his 

senior season … Member of four straight state championship teams. PERSONAL: Born in Galmi, Niger 

to Moussa Issoufou … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 4 brothers (Zakaria, Ezra, Enock, & Joeshua) and 1 sister 

(Elisabeth) … Enjoys hanging out with friends … Major: Business Management. Why I chose Corban: 

“It is a God-centered atmosphere, has wonderful Godly men, and the coaches of the soccer team.” 



2007 4/3 5 1 11 9 0 

#18 KALEB HERRING 


Waco, Texas 

Midway High School 

Dakota Wesleyan University 

DAKOTA WESLEYAN: Appeared in a combined 28 games that included 25 starts for the 

Tigers over two seasons … Scored four goals and registered eight points as freshman to 

rank fifth on the team … Named 1 st team All-Great Plains Athletic Conference following freshman campaign 

… Helped lead Tigers to a win-loss record of 9-8-1 (8-3-1 GPAC) before losing to Northwestern in the NAIA 

Region III semifinals during ‘06 season … Earned NAIA All-American honorable mention following inaugural 

collegiate season. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Midway High School in 2005 … Played three years of 

soccer … Played high school soccer with fellow Warrior Tyler Grove. PERSONAL: Born in Waco, Texas to 

Kent and Christine Herring … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 sisters (Kristen, Kendra, & Keegan) … Enjoys biking 

and hiking … Major: Math … Would like to be a teacher following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“Corban has a great Christian environment that is on the field and off.” 

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#19 PARKER REED 

Midfielder, 5-8, 150, Sophomore 

Auburn, Washington 

Auburn Mountainview High School 


2007: Appeared in 4 games as a freshman … Played 73 minutes off the bench. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Auburn Mountainview High School in 2007 … 

Competed in soccer (3 years) and cross country (2 years) … Earned all-district 2 nd team 

following 2007 senior season … Named all-district honorable mention following ’06 junior campaign … 

Competed in state quarterfinals during ’05 sophomore season. PERSONAL: Born in Midland, Texas to Greg 

and Melinda Reed … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Brooke) … Cousin, Russell Corley, played soccer at 

Harding University … Enjoys playing drums, computer games, xBox, running, and mountain biking … Major: 

Social Studies Education … Would like to become a teacher after graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“Great sense of acceptance and radiating love of God everywhere.” 



2007 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 

#20 TRAVIS WELLS 

Forward, 5-11, 160, Sophomore 

Springfield, Oregon 

Thurston High School 

2007: Appeared in 18 games as a freshman … Started 3 … Scored 2 goals … Recorded 

4 points … Registered 15 shots, including 9 on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with 

honors from Thurston High School in 2007 as the salutatorian … Competed in soccer (4 

years), tennis (3 years), and track (1 year) … Earned 1 st team all-league following senior season … Earned 

3 rd team all-league and team’s Most Valuable Player award after junior campaign … Led league in scoring 

and compete in state playoff as a 2005 junior … Earned 1 st team all-league as a mile runner during senior 

season … Earned 2 nd team all-league in the 400 meter as a senior … Competed at state track and field meet 

… Earned Most Outstanding Rookie Award at Thurston as a senior for track and field . PERSONAL: Born in 

Eugene, Ore. to Alan and Patricia Wells … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Kayla) … Enjoys playing soccer 

and snowboarding … Major: Sports Management … Would like to enter the world of sports administration 

following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I prayed a lot my senior year that God would lead me to 

the right college, and sure enough He did. As soon as I saw Corban, I realized it was the perfect place for 

me and it was in God’s plan to go there.” 



2007 18/3 2 0 4 15 1 

#21 JONATHAN ANDERSON 

Defender, 5-11, 156, Freshman 

Salem, Oregon 

South Salem High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from nearby South Salem High School in 2008 … Competed 

in soccer (4 years), swimming (3 years), and track (2 years) … Member of back-to-back 

Central Valley Conference champions … Named all-league honorable mention … Helped 

Saxons advance to the state semifinals in 2006 and quarterfinals in 2007 … Also, named swim team 

captain. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Tim and Barbara Anderson … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 1 sister 

(Emily) and 2 brothers (David & Stephen) … Mother, Barbara, was a member of the 1972 U.S. Olympic swim 

team and competed in swimming at the University of Hawaii (1975-76) and the University of Washington 

(1978-79), while winning a national championship at Hawaii in 1975 … Father, Tim, is currently a professor 

of Bible & Theology at Corban … Brother, David, currently attends Corban and is also a member of the 

men’s soccer team … Enjoys playing the violin, watching movies, and quoting the movie Batman … Major: 

Cross Cultural Missions … Would like to be a missionary following graduation. Why I chose Corban: 

“The mission major was a big draw. Also, I have grown up with Corban as a part of my life forever since my 

father works here.” 


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#22 TYLER GROVE 

Forward, 6-1, 195, Senior 

North Marion, Oregon 

North Marion High School 

2007: Appeared in 15 games as a junior … Started 3 … Recorded 5 shots, including 1 

on goal. 2006: Appeared in 16 games as a sophomore … Started 5 … Scored 2 goals 

… Handed out 3 assists … Registered 7 point … Recorded 7 shots, including 6 on goal. 

2005: Appeared in 9 games as a freshman … Started 3 … Scored 2 goals … Handed out 2 assists … 

Registered 6 point … Recorded season-high 2 points and scored season-high 1 goal twice (last at Cascade, 

10/15) … Handed out 1 assist twice (last versus Concordia, 10/13). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from North 

Marion High School in 2005 … Competed in varsity soccer for one season at North Marion following move 

from Waco, Texas … Named as a member of the 2 nd team All-State and 1 st team All-District 2 following 

senior campaign … Named as a member of 2 nd team All-League … Played first three seasons at Midway 

High School in Waco, Texas … Played high school soccer at Midway with fellow Warrior Kaleb Herring … 

Member of team that advanced to state semifinals and was ranked 7 th in the nation … Competed in both 

football and baseball in high school. PERSONAL: Born in Waco, Texas to Bruce and Jenni Grove … Is 1 of 

4 children … Has 3 sisters (Halley, Megan, & Emily) … Married Aubrey Hiatt during the summer of 2007 … 

Major: Psychology. Impact of Corban: “Corban had the type of atmosphere that I was looking for and 

has helped me in my walk with the Lord.” 



2005 9/3 2 2 6 9 1 

2006 16/14 2 3 7 7 0 

2007 15/3 0 0 0 5 0 

Totals 40/20 4 5 13 21 1 

#23 MARK SCHUBERT 

Defender, 5-11, 165, Senior 

Yakima, Washington 

West Valley High School 

The Master’s College 

2007: Appeared in 18 games as a junior … Started 16 … Handed out 1 assist … Recorded 

1 point … Registered 10 shots, including 3 on goal. 2006: Appeared in 16 games as a 

sophomore … Started 10 … Handed out 1 assist … Recorded 1 point … Registered 2 

shots. THE MASTER’S COLLEGE: Appeared in 13 games as a freshman … Started 2 … Recorded 3 shots, 

including 1 shot on goal. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from West Valley High School in 2005 

… Played 4 years of soccer … Earned all-league honorable mention following freshman season … Named 

2 nd team all-league following sophomore campaign … Earned 1 st team all-league honors following junior 

and senior seasons … Named team MVP following junior and senior campaigns … Mid-Valley League 

Player of the Year runner-up following senior season … Named Washington state athlete of the week 

once. PERSONAL: Born in Yakima, Wash. to John and Sheri Schubert … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother 

(David) and 1 sister (Michelle) … Father, John, played soccer at Multnomah School of the Bible … Brother, 

David, played soccer at The Master’s College … Enjoys playing the guitar … Major: Business. Why I 

chose Corban: “I wanted to get a good Christian education and play soccer.” 



2006 16/10 0 1 1 2 0 

2007 18/16 0 1 1 10 0 

Totals 34/26 0 2 2 12 0 

#24 JONATHAN JOHNSON 

Midfielder, 5-9, 146, Freshman 

Dallas, Oregon 

Dallas High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from nearby Dallas High School in 2008 … Played 

four years of soccer and ran two years of track for the Dragons … Named team Most 

Valuable Player and Most Improved Player following junior season. PERSONAL: Born in 

Salem, Ore. to Mark and Jennifer Johnson … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Matthew) 

… Enjoys playing soccer, hanging out with friends, playing Xbox 360, and writing poems … Major: 

Business. Why I chose Corban: “I love the atmosphere and the students here show the love of Christ 

so much. I felt God wanted me to be here.” 

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#28 ANTHONY DARLING 

Goalkeeper, 5-10, 180, Freshman 

Lebanon, Oregon 

Lebanon High School 


HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Lebanon High School in 2008 … Played 

four years of soccer … Named 2 nd team all-league and team Most Valuable Player 

following senior season … Recorded a school-record 36 saves in one game. PERSONAL: 

Born in Albany, Ore. to Wally and Linda Darling … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 sister (Anna) and 1 brother 

(Andy) … Mother, Linda, sister, Anna, and brother-in-law, Andrew Bertz, all attended Western Baptist … 

Enjoys water skiing, working on cars, and his 1977 Honda Civic CVCC … Major: Student & Family Ministries 

… Would like to become a youth pastor following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I felt that God 

was calling me here and it’s a place that encourages and develops my faith.” 

2007 Season Summary 

After advancing to its first regional 

tournament in eight seasons, second-year 

head coach Dave Irby and the Warriors 

went through what some could call a 

“rebuilding year.” 

Following a pair of home victories over 

Great Falls (3-1) and first-year conference 

member Northwest Christian (6-0) to open 

the season, the Warriors made its first trip 

to Southern California since 1997. Taking 

part in the annual Cougar Classic hosted 

by perennial NAIA powerhouse Azusa 

Pacific, Corban dropped a pair of games 

to nationally-ranked opponents. In the 

tournament opener, the Warriors fell to 

Westmont, 4-1, before losing a heart-breaker 

to the eventual national champion Azusa 

Pacific, 2-0. 

After returning to Oregon, Corban 

would go unbeaten over its next two games 

thanks to a victory over Cascade (4-3) and 

a hard-fought double-overtime tie with The 

College of Idaho (0-0). The Warriors would 

struggle over its next four games going 0-3- 

1, as they were outscored 9-3 over that span 

that included another conference tie with 

Evergreen (1-1). 

Once the calendar rolled over into 

October, Corban put together another mini 

two-game winning streak that included 

defending the Capitol Cup with a 3-1 victory 

over cross-town rival Willamette. Despite 

winning two games in the span of three 

days, Corban would succumb to another 

four-game losing streak in which the Warrior 

lost by a mere goal three times. 

On the final weekend of the regular 

season, Corban defeated Northwest (2-1) 

before dropping its final game of the season, 

4-0, to Evergreen en route to finishing with 

an overall win-loss record of 6-10-2. 

Senior midfielder Caleb Louvier led 

the team in scoring with 19 points each, as 

he was named to the All-Conference and 

All-Regional 1 st teams before earning NAIA 

All-American honorable mention. 

Louvier ended the season with a teamhigh 

eight goals, while freshman Brendan 

McCornack handed out a team-high four 

assists. 

Sophomore Mark Mendenhall 

anchored the Warriors’ defense and was 

named to the all-conference 2 nd team, while 

junior Fernando Karczeski and freshman 

Collin Box earned all-conference honorable 

mention. 

Sophomore Aaron Franklin and junior 

James DelCastillo split time between the 

pipes, as Franklin manned the net 55.1% 

of the time. Franklin ended the season 

with a team-best 73 saves, while DelCastillo 

recorded 40 saves and a team-low 1.81 

Goals Against Average. 

On the career list, Louvier moved into 

the top five in points (89 – 5 th all-time) and 

goals (35 – 5 th all-time), while ranking in the 

top 10 in assists (19- 7 th all-time). Meanwhile, 

fellow senior Joshua Crain cracked the top 

10 in career points (62 – 9 th all-time) and 

goals (26 – tied for 8 th all-time). 

In 11 seasons as a collegiate head 

coach, Irby has accumulated an overall winloss 

record of 81-108-15 that includes a 

win-loss mark of 15-17-5 in two seasons at 

Corban. 


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2007 Results 

August 

21 Win Great Falls 3-1 

31 Win NW Christian * 6-0 

September 

7 Loss vs. Westmont 1-4 

8 Loss at Azusa Pacific 0-2 

11 Win at Cascade * 4-3 

14 Tie at College of Idaho * 0-0 (2ot) 

19 Loss Concordia * 0-2 

22 Loss Warner Pacific * 2-4 

28 Tie Evergreen * 1-1 (2ot) 

29 Loss Northwest * 1-2 

October 

2 Win Willamette 3-1 

4 Win at NW Christian * 4-0 

11 Loss at Warner Pacific * 3-4 

13 Loss at Concordia * 0-2 

18 Loss Cascade * 1-2 

20 Loss College of Idaho * 1-2 

26 Win at Northwest * 2-1 

27 Loss at Evergreen * 0-4 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

NAIA Region I Tournament 

Results 

SEMIFINALS 

#1 Simon Fraser 3, #4 Warner Pacific 0 

#2 Concordia 2, #3 Westminster 0 

2007 Honors 

NAIA All-American Honorable Mention: 

Caleb Louvier 

NAIA Region I First Team: 

Caleb Louvier 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference First Team: 

Caleb Louvier 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Second 

Team: 

Mark Mendenhall 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable 

Mention: 

Collin Box, Fernando Karczeski 

Cascade Conference / Region I Defensive Player 

of the Week: 

James DelCastillo (9/18 & 10/9) 

Cascade Conference Scholar-Athlete: 

Andrew Brown, Quinn Neely-Gallagher, Caleb 

Louvier 

Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Caleb Louvier 

Best Offense – Caleb Louvier 

Best Defense – Mark Mendenhall 

Most Improved – Rob Saffells 

Most Inspirational – Colin Box 

Mighty Warrior – Mark Mendenhall 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

#1 Simon Fraser 3, #2 Concordia 0 

(Simon Fraser advanced to NAIA tournament.) 

2007 Final Cascade Collegiate Conference Standings 

Conference 

Overall 

W L T PTS W L T 

Concordia 13 1 0 39 16 4 0 

Warner Pacific 11 3 0 33 11 7 0 

College of Idaho 8 5 1 25 11 6 1 

Evergreen 6 7 1 19 7 10 1 

Cascade 6 8 0 18 8 10 0 

Northwest 5 9 0 15 6 12 0 

Corban 4 8 2 14 6 10 2 

Northwest Christian 1 13 0 3 1 16 0 

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2007 Statistics 

(6-10-2 overall, 4-8-2 conference) 


Player GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots SOG GW 

Caleb Louvier 17-17 8 3 19 49 25 1 

Ayouba Moussa 4-3 5 1 11 9 7 0 

Joshua Crain 18-13 5 0 10 44 15 2 

Brendan McCornack 16-8 3 4 10 14 7 1 

Fernando Karczeski 16-13 3 1 7 35 14 0 

Mark Mendenhall 18-17 3 0 6 17 6 1 

Andrew Brown 18-15 2 2 6 16 10 0 

Travis Wells 18-3 2 0 4 15 9 1 

Nathan Hickok 14-4 1 0 2 4 2 0 

Quinn Neely 17-15 0 2 2 23 9 0 

Collin Box 16-13 0 2 2 2 1 0 

Justin Lucia 15-3 0 2 2 0 0 0 

Mark Schubert 18-16 0 1 1 10 3 0 

Aaron Paulson 4-0 0 1 1 1 0 0 

Tyler Grove 15-3 0 0 0 5 1 0 

David Anderson 17-12 0 0 0 3 0 0 

John Kazmierski 16-8 0 0 0 3 1 0 

Daniel Steffen 17-13 0 0 0 2 1 0 

Rob Saffeels 5-2 0 0 0 1 1 0 

James DelCastillo 10-7 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Parker Reed 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 

Aaron Franklin 12-11 0 0 0 0 0 0 

TOTALS 18 32 19 83 254 112 6 

OPPONENTS 18 35 25 95 323 151 10 

Goalkeeper GP-GS Mins GA GAA Saves Sho 

James DelCastillo 10-7 745:30 15 1.81 40 1 

Aaron Franklin 11-9 914:30 20 1.97 73 1 

TOTALS 18 1660:00 35 1.90 116 3 

OPPONENTS 18 1660:00 32 1.73 81 5 

Men’s Soccer 

Participants 

(Since 1979) 

Joe Adamson 1979, 80 

Danny Agee 2001, 02, 03 

Terry Aiton 1986, 88 

Brent Anderson 1994, 95, 96 

David Anderson 2007 

David Anderson 1995 

Kim Anderson 1985, 87, 88 

Don Avery 1989 

Chad Barkes 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Ben Baxter 1996 

Paul Beals 1986, 87 

Steve Bellshaw 1979, 80, 81 

Brett Bentley 2004, 05 

Dave Berard 1981 

Chris Bernard 1988, 89, 90 

John Bilderback 1985 

Ben Billups 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Dane Bishari 1980 

Jim Boen 1988, 89, 90, 91 

Neal Boliou 1980, 81, 82 

Collin Box 2007 

Ryan Braaten 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Jason Bradley 1996, 97 

Eric Branch 2005 

Josh Brooks 2003 

Andrew Brown 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Darrin Burger 1980, 82, 83 

David Burke 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Seth Burke 2001, 02, 03, 04 

Tim Burke 1997, 98, 99 

Tom Campbell 1993 

Nate Carter 1994, 97, 98, 99 

Greg Chandler 2005 

Carl Chica 1987, 88, 89, 90 

Mark Cho 1989, 90 

Chris Cleaver 1998, 99, 00 

Jeff (Skip) Collins 1994, 95, 96 

Aaron Conger 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Eli Conlee 2006 

Damon Connerly 1996 

John Connerly 1991, 92, 93, 94 

Lonnie Cook 1984, 85 

Joshua Crain 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Taurai Daka 2000, 01, 02, 03 

Roy Danielian 1979, 80 

Mark Davis 1979 

James DelCastillo 2005, 06, 07 

Jonathas Dias 2000, 01 

Paul Diaz 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Jared Dilsaver 1993 

Carlos Dominguez 1991, 92, 93 

Dave Douglas 1984, 85, 86, 87 

Benjamin Downing 2002, 03 

Steve Drager 1987, 88, 89 

Brian Drake 1984 

Dave Duncan 1981, 82 

Konstantin Dyachenko 2000 

Caleb Erlenmeyer 2003 

Dan Esquivel 1993 

Randy Farwell 1979 

Ryan Farwell 1997, 98, 99 

Sorin Feldiorean 1985 

Ian Filonczuk 1994, 95 

Justin Fimbres 1993 

Benny Flores 1990, 91, 92 

Michael Fogerson 1983 

Mike Forsythe 1999 


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Darrell Fortune 1985 

Aaron Franklin 2006, 07 

Kevin Franklin 2003, 04, 06, 07 

Erik Fridborg 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Tom Friend 1981, 82 

Kevin Furman 2005, 06 

Reggie Gaoiran 1993 

Travis Garber 2000, 01 

Mike Geleynse 2002, 03, 04, 05 

Neil Gertner 1988, 89 

Jamie Gilson 1993, 94 

Robert Godfrey 1990 

Brandon Gould 1999, 00 

Joe Greenwood 2003 

Tyler Grove 2005, 06, 07 

Aaron Haase 1991 

Chris Hankel 1987 

Jeremiah Hansen 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Jim Hansen 1986 

Derek Hanson 2001 

Phil Harder 1979, 80 

Sam Harris 1984 

Lonnie Heinke 1982, 83, 85 

Jeff Henckel 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Doug Higby 1980, 81, 82, 83 

Jeremy Higgins 1995 

Dustin Hill 1999 

Jim Hill 1993 

Mike Hoffman 1981, 84 

Phil Hoffman 1984 

Rusty Holcomb 1993 

Warren Holland 1981 

Kyle Holmes 2002, 03 

Mark Holmes 2001, 02 

Jeremiah Hoover 1999, 01 

Brian House 1993 

Geoff Hunker 1998 

Paul Hunter 1994 

Nathan Irby 2005 

Jason Iverson 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Phil James 1981 

Spencer Johnson 1983, 84, 85, 86 

Casey Jones 1982 

Rich Jones 1985, 86, 87, 88 

Fernando Karczeski 2005, 06, 07 

Dustin Karstetter 2001, 02, 03, 04 

John Kazmierski 2006, 07 

Dave Kelley 1984 

Rich Kitzel 1984 

Todd Kleppin 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Aaron Klippert 1992, 93, 95, 96 

Phil Knight 1981 

Jon Knoedler 1992 

Jason Koreski 1997, 98 

Troy Koster 2002, 03 

Jim Leenders 1979, 80 

Eddie Leeper 1992, 93, 94 

Luke Lesh 1994 

Aaron Lewis 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Jim Lewis 1979, 80, 81 

Sam Lewis 1979 

Hans Limbeck 2000 

Chuck Lind 1981, 83 

John Lloyd 1980, 81 

Caleb Louvier 2004, 05, 06, 07 

Nathan Louvier 2003, 04 

Matt Lucas 1991, 92, 93 

Justin Lucia 2005, 06, 07 

Kevin Lundy 1997, 98, 99, 00 

Hobie Mahon 1993 

Carl Maki 1981 

Horst Malunat 1989, 90, 91, 92 

Jered Mangini 1994, 95 

Scott Marshall 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Darren Martin 1996, 97, 98 

Jeremy Martin 1993 

Peter Martin 1990, 92 

Jay Mathisen 1991, 92, 93 

Dave McCombs 1987 

Brendan McCornack 2007 

Don McDaniel 1980 

Justin McDowell 2000 

Brian McGregor 2000, 01 

Thomas McMahon 2001 

Brian McSwain 1999 

Adam Meisner 1997, 98 

Mark Mendenhall 2006, 07 

Jeff Meuser 1997 

Chiuke Mhango 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Charles Mix 1985 

Mamoru Miyazaki 2001, 02 

Jim Morris 1982 

Jack Moyer 1979 

Graham Myles 2000, 01, 02 

Josh Nagle 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Quinn Neely 2003, 05, 06, 07 

Scott Nickloff 1989, 90, 91 

Darren Olofson 1984 

Michael Otto 2002, 03, 04, 05 

Rodger Page 1984, 85 

Mike Patron 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Jon Patterson 2001 

Aaron Paulson 2007 

Paul Peirce 2003, 04 

Dan Peters 1990 

Sid Petherbridge 1982 

Mitchull Pleshka 1989, 90 

Shawn Pool 1989 

Cole Portwood 1995 

Rawlie Poulson 1979, 80 

Dan Preskitt 1982, 83, 85, 86 

Alan Price 1986, 87 

Micah Pruss 2004 

Keith Pyles 1979 

Jeremy Rainbow 1998, 00 

Toby Rainbow 1995, 96, 97, 98 

Brian Reed 1989 

Parker Reed 2007 

Steve Reese 2000 

Jeremy Richmond 1991 

Doug Roberts 1979, 80, 81, 83 

Wade Rogerson 2005 

Jordan Rowland 2004, 05 

Rob Saffeels 2007 

Michael Sanders 2004 

Roger Sauve 1997, 98, 99 

Mark Schaffer 1984 

Tim Scherrer 1987, 88, 89, 90 

Dave Schmidt 1986, 87, 88, 89 

Mark Schubert 2006, 07 

Nic Sedor 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Reza Shahparast 1999 

Jason Sii 2002, 03 

Brian Simpson 1993 

Dan Smith 1979 

Dan Smith 1994, 95 

Tim Smith 1982 

Mark Snodgrass 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Mike Speten 1992, 94, 95, 96 

Mark Sprague 1979, 81, 82, 83 

Jeff Stachofsky 1986, 88 

Michael Stainbrook 1984, 85 

Jason Staley 1994, 95, 96, 97 

Daniel Steffen 2005, 06, 07 

Eric Stevens 1985 

Mark Summers 1981, 82, 84 

Larry Sundin 1981, 82, 83 

Sam Swenson 1999 

Chuck Talcott 1979, 80, 81, 82 

Philip Tallman 2002, 03, 04 

Alan Taylor 1980, 81, 82, 83 

Larry Teal 1988 

Cam Tripp 1992 

Richard Truman 1988 

Gene Tulk 1983 

Andy Tyssen 1996, 97, 98, 99 

Wayne Van Rijn 1982 

Brian Vaughan 1987, 88, 89 

Paul Vinje 1984, 85, 86, 89 

Ryan Wagner 1998, 99, 00, 01 

Sky Wagner 1992, 94 

Rob Wallace 1991 

Tim Warthan 1988, 89 

Ryan Watkins 1998, 99, 00, 01 

David Wattenburger 2004, 05 

Jake Watterberg 2002, 03 

Brandon Weber 2001, 02, 03 

Trevor Weber 2002, 03 

Jeff Welch 1990, 91, 92, 93 

Travis Wells 2007 

Josh West 1995, 96 

Derek White 1994, 95 

John White 1990, 92, 94 

Dan Willeford 2000, 01 

Doug Willems 1985, 86 

Joel Williams 1995 

Russ Williams 1983 

Keith Willsey 1980 

John Winters 2003 

Tim Wright 1980 

Chad Wolf 1993 

Andrew Wolski 1998 

James Young 2003, 04, 05, 06 

Marty Ziesemer 1986, 87, 89, 90 

Cory Zimmer 1991 

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Men’s Soccer Season 

Results 

(Since 1989) 

1989 

(4-15-0) Roy Danielian 

at Concordia L 1-2 

Trinity Western L 0-2 

Columbia Christian L 0-1 

at Lewis and Clark L 1-2 

Concordia L 1-2 

at George Fox L 0-4 

at Columbia Christian L 0-2 

Simpson L 0-2 

Pacific L 0-4 

Northwest Nazarene L 1-2 

Albertson L 0-8 

at Warner Pacific W Forfeit 

at Simpson W 5-0 

at Linfield L 0-1 

Northwest W 3-1 

at Trinity Western L 2-3 

at Northwest W 4-1 

at Willamette L 0-5 


1990 


at Cal State Maritime W 3-0 

Notre Dame de Namur W 2-1 

Lewis and Clark W (ot) 1-0 


Simpson W 6-1 

at Columbia Christian W 3-0 


George Fox L 0-4 

Columbia Christian W 5-0 

at Northwest Nazarene L 0-1 

at Albertson W 3-1 

at Warner Pacific W Forfeit 

Pacific L 0-2 

Linfield W (ot) 6-3 



Willamette L 0-1 


at Pacific Lutheran L 0-6 


1991 


at Warner Pacific W 2-1 

at Central Washington L 0-1 



Warner Pacific L 0-3 

Columbia Christian L 0-1 




at Pacific L 0-3 

at Columbia Christian L (ot) 2-3 



Multnomah Bible W 9-1 



Northwest Nazarene T 1-1 

Simpson W 6-0 

at Lewis and Clark T 3-3 


1992 


Central Washington L 0-5 

at Whitman T 2-2 


Columbia Christian W 7-0 


Pacific W 2-1 

at Puget Sound L 1-3 


Evergreen L 0-5 

Linfield W 3-0 


Simpson W 11-1 

at Multnomah Bible W 3-0 

at Northwest Nazarene L 0-3 

at Albertson L 0-5 


at Linfield W 4-0 



1993 


Linfield T 0-0 

at Central Washington W 2-1 

Puget Sound L 0-4 

Whitman W 1-0 


at UC Santa Cruz L 0-1 

at Cal State Maritime W 7-0 

Westminster L 0-2 


Pacific L 0-2 


at Evergreen L 0-3 

Hawaii Pacific L 1-5 


Northwest Nazarene W 4-1 




1994 




Notre Dame de Namur W 3-0 

UC Santa Cruz W 1-0 

Linfield T 0-0 

Cal State Maritime W 8-0 




Pacific L 0-1 

Westminster * L 0-4 

Albertson W 5-0 


Linfield L 1-3 

at Multnomah Bible W 8-0 

at Albertson * L 0-2 

at Northwest Nazarene * L 1-4 

Concordia * L 1-5 

George Fox * L 1-8 

1995 

Conference Champions 



Pacific L 0-1 



at Menlo W 7-0 

at UC Santa Cruz L 1-3 


at Cascade W 6-0 

Portland Bible W 7-1 

Cascade W 4-0 

at Concordia * L 1-5 

at Northwest Nazarene * W 5-0 

at Albertson * W 2-1 



at Portland Bible W 8-0 

Albertson * W 3-0 

Northwest Nazarene * W 3-1 

Concordia * W 2-1 

vs Indiana Wesleyan ^ T 1-1 

(Lost shootout, 3-0) 

vs Pacific Christian ^ L 0-3 

vs Bryan ^ W 2-1 

1996 


NCCAA National Champions 




Biola W 2-0 

at Willamette W 4-1 

Evergreen W 3-1 



at Seattle L 0-4 

at Western Washington W 2-1 

at Simon Fraser L 6-3 




Cascade W 3-1 

at Concordia * T (ot) 2-2 

at Albertson * W (ot) 4-1 



Central Washington W 1-0 


at Simon Fraser + L 2-6 

vs Indiana Wesleyan ^ W (ot) 4-2 

vs Judson ^ W 4-2 

vs Pacific Christian ^ W 6-2 

1997 


Conference Tournament 

Champions 

(12-4-4) Tony Vandermeer 


Willamette T 3-3 



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at Westmont T 2-2 

vs Azusa Pacific W 3-2 

at Evergreen W 3-1 

Northwest * W 6-0 

Cascade * W 8-0 



at Concordia * W 1-0 

Western Washington L (ot) 1-2 

Simon Fraser L 0-3 




at Northwest * T (ot) 0-0 

at Cascade * W 3-1 

Albertson # W (ot) 4-3 

Simon Fraser + T (ot) 2-2 


1998 

Co-Conference Champions 

(11-8-0) Tony Vandermeer 

at BYU-Hawaii L 1-2 

at Hawaii Pacific L 0-2 

Simpson W 2-0 


at Gonzaga L 0-5 

Evergreen W 2-1 

at Northwest * W 5-0 





at Concordia * W (ot) 3-2 


at Northwest Nazarene * L 3-4 

at Humboldt State L (ot) 1-2 



Northwest Nazarene # W (ot) 2-1 

at Concordia # L 2-3 

1999 

(7-14-0) Doug Roberts 

Trinity Western W 3-2 

Whitworth L 1-4 




at Evergreen W 6-1 

at Seattle Pacific L 0-2 

Northwest * L 0-4 

Warner Pacific W 2-1 

Cascade * L 0-1 


at Albertson * L (ot) 3-4 



at Cascade * L 3-4 

Albertson * L 0-1 

Northwest Nazarene * L 0-2 


Humboldt State L 0-5 


Warner Pacific W 3-1 

2000 


Linfield L 0-3 

Trinity Western L 0-1 

Willamette W 5-3 

George Fox L (ot) 1-2 


at Cal State-Hayward W 5-0 

at Patten L 1-2 



at Evergreen * W 5-4 

at Northwest * L 1-3 

Warner Pacific * W 5-1 


at Northwest Nazarene W (ot) 3-2 




Evergreen * W 4-3 

at Warner Pacific * L 0-4 


2001 


George Fox T (ot) 5-5 

Pacific Lutheran W 3-2 





Walla Walla W 11-0 



Warner Pacific * L (ot) 2-3 


Concordia * L (ot) 2-3 


at Northwest * W (ot) 2-1 



at Northwest Nazarene W 4-0 


at Walla Walla W 4-1 


vs Cedarville ^ L 0-1 

vs Dallas Baptist ^ L 4-5 

vs Trinity Christian ^ T 3-3 

2002 

(13-7-2) Justin Rivard 

Pacific Lutheran W (ot) 1-0 

Trinity Western T (ot) 1-1 

vs Northwest Nazarene W 8-2 

vs York T (ot) 3-3 

at Westminster W 1-0 






at Evergreen * L 3-4 


Warner Pacific * W (ot) 3-2 




at Warner Pacific * W (ot) 2-1 




at Albertson # W 5-0 


2003 


vs Northwest W 9-0 

at Evergreen W (ot) 5-4 



vs Calgary W 4-2 

at Pacific Lutheran L 0-2 


at Evergreen * T (ot) 2-2 










Warner Pacific * W 3-1 


at Albertson # L 2-6 

vs Mid-America Nazarene ^ W 2-0 

vs Southern Wesleyan ^ L 1-2 

vs Cedarville ^ L 3-4 

2004 


at British Columbia W 3-2 

at Simon Fraser L 1-5 

at Pacific Lutheran W 4-2 

Linfield W (ot) 3-2 


Warner Pacific * T (ot) 2-2 

Albertson * W (ot) 3-2 





at Warner Pacific * T (ot) 1-1 






2005 


Trinity Western T 3-3 


vs. Whitworth L 1-3 

at Whitman W 4-3 


at Humboldt State L 0-1 



Warner Pacific * L 0-1 




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at Northwest * L (ot) 1-2 

Evergreen * L 1-3 

2006 

(9-7-3) Dave Irby 


British Columbia L 0-3 

Simon Fraser W 1-0 

George Fox T (2ot) 2-2 


Cascade * W (ot) 3-2 



at Warner Pacific * W 5-4 



at Northwest * T (2ot) 1-1 




at Walla Walla W 7-0 



Concordia + T (2ot) 0-0 


2007 

(6-10-2) Dave Irby 

Great Falls W 3-1 

Northwest Christian * W 6-0 

vs. Westmont L 1-4 

at Azusa Pacific L 0-2 


at College of Idaho * T (2ot) 0-0 



Evergreen * T (2ot) 1-1 



at Northwest Christian * W 4-0 




College of Idaho * L 1-2 



Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade Conference Game 

# Cascade Conference Tournament 

+ NAIA Regional Tournament 

^ NCCAA Tournament 

Men’s Soccer Series 

Records 

(Since 1989) 

Last 

Opponent 

W-L-T Game 

Azusa Pacific 1-1-0 2007 

Biola 1-0-0 1996 

British Columbia 1-1-0 2006 

Bryan 1-0-0 1995 

BYU-Hawaii 0-1-0 1998 

UC Santa Cruz 1-2-0 1995 

Cal State-Hayward 1-0-0 2000 

Cal State-Maritime 3-0-0 1994 

Calgary 1-0-0 2003 

Cascade 21-6-0 2007 

Cedarville 0-2-0 2003 

Central Washington 2-2-0 1996 

College of Idaho 17-18-1 2007 

Columbia Christian 3-4-0 1992 

Concordia, Ore. 8-30-2 2007 

Dallas Baptist 0-1-0 2001 

Evergreen 14-7-2 2007 

George Fox 0-13-2 2006 

Gonzaga 0-1-0 1998 

Great Falls 1-0-0 2007 

Hawaii Pacific 0-2-0 1998 

Humboldt State 0-3-0 2005 

Indiana Wesleyan 1-0-1 1996 

Judson 1-0-0 1996 

Lewis and Clark 1-1-1 1991 

Linfield 11-8-2 2005 

Menlo 1-0-0 1995 

Mid-America Nazarene 1-0-0 2003 

Multnomah Bible 3-0-0 1994 

Northwest 32-5-2 2007 

Northwest Christian 2-0-0 2007 

Northwest Nazarene 13-6-1 2002 

Notre Dame de Namur 2-0-0 1994 

Pacific, Ore. 1-9-0 2001 

Pacific Christian 1-1-0 1996 

Pacific Lutheran 3-2-0 2004 

Patten 0-1-0 2000 

Portland Bible 2-0-0 1995 

Puget Sound 0-4-0 1995 

Seattle 0-1-0 1996 

Seattle Pacific 0-1-0 1999 

Simon Fraser 1-4-1 2006 

Simpson, Calif. 8-1-0 2000 

Southern Wesleyan 0-1-0 2003 

Trinity Christian 0-0-1 2001 

Trinity Western 1-6-2 2006 

Walla Walla 5-0-0 2006 

Warner Pacific 10-10-2 2007 

Western Washington 1-1-0 1997 

Westminster, Utah 1-2-0 2002 

Westmont 0-1-1 2007 

Whitman 2-0-1 2005 

Whitworth 0-2-0 2005 

Willamette 6-9-1 2007 

York, Neb. 0-0-1 2002 


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Men’s Soccer Records 

(Since 1989) 

SINGLE MATCH 

Points 

Scott Marshall vs Cascade 10/23/04 11 

Taurai Daka vs. Northwest, 8/29/03 11 

Taurai Daka vs. Walla Walla, 9/24/01 11 

Taurai Daka vs. NW Nazarene, 9/5/02 9 

Taurai Daka vs. Simpson, 9/13/00 9 

Benny Flores vs. Multnomah, 10/22/91 9 

Goals 


Caleb Louvier vs. Northwest, 10/8/05 4 

Scott Marshall vs. Whitman, 9/8/05 4 

Scott Marshall vs. Cascade, 10/23/04 4 

Taurai Daka vs. NW Nazarene, 9/5/02 4 


Taurai Daka vs. Simpson, 9/13/00 4 

Chad Barkes vs. Albertson, 10/2/98 4 

Eddie Leeper vs. Columbia Christian, 9/12/92 4 

Benny Flores vs. Multnomah, 10/22/91 4 

Assists 

Caleb Louvier vs. Willamette, 9/10/05 3 

Scott Marshall vs. Cascade 10/23/04 3 

Seth Burke vs Cascade 10/23/04 3 

Scott Marshall vs Evergreen 10/16/04 3 

Taurai Daka vs. Cascade, 10/18/03 3 


Seth Burke vs. NW Nazarene, 9/5/02 3 

Taurai Daka vs. Evergreen, 9/28/01 3 


Aaron Klippert vs. Northwest, 9/11/92 3 

Benny Flores vs. Simpson, 10/30/91 3 

Jim Boen vs. Northwest, 9/21/90 3 

SINGLE SEASON 

Points 

1. Taurai Daka, 2001 78 



4. Scott Marshall, 2003 47 

Taurai Daka, 2000 47 

Aaron Lewis, 1996 47 


8. Aaron Lewis, 1998 40 

9. Benny Flores, 1991 36 


Benny Flores, 1990 35 

Goals 




4. Aaron Lewis, 1996 22 








Assists 




Graham Myles, 2001 12 


Taurai Daka, 2003 9 

Scott Marshall, 2003 9 

Seth Burke, 2002 9 

Aaron Klippert, 1992 9 

9. Five times 8 

Shutouts 

1. Mike Patron, 1997 7 

Mike Patron, 1994 7 



Todd Kleppin, 1990 5 

Goals Against Average 

(10+ matches) 

1. Mike Patron, 1997 1.31 

2. Nate Carter, 1998 1.52 

Mike Patron, 1995 1.52 

4. Mike Patron, 1996 1.57 

5. James DelCastillo, 2007 1.81 

Mike Patron, 1994 1.81 

CAREER 

Points 

1. Taurai Daka, 2000-03 260 

2. Aaron Lewis, 1995-98 159 

3. Scott Marshall, 2003-06 141 

4. Benny Flores, 1990-92 96 

5. Caleb Louvier, 2004-07 89 

6. Jason Iverson, 1995-98 72 

7. Danny Agee, 2001-03 71 

8. Chad Barkes, 1996-99 69 

9. Joshua Crain, 2004-07 62 

10. Chiuke Mhango, 1994-97 57 

Goals 

1. Taurai Daka, 2000-03 106 

2. Aaron Lewis, 1995-98 72 


4. Benny Flores, 1990-92 39 


6. Danny Agee, 2001-03 30 

7. Chad Barkes, 1996-99 28 

8. Joshua Crain, 2004-07 26 

Jason Iverson, 1995-98 26 

10. Chiuke Mhango, 1994-97 22 

Assists 

1. Taurai Daka, 2000-03 48 


3. Aaron Klippert, 1992-93, 95-96 21 

4. Seth Burke, 2001-04 20 

Jason Iverson, 1995-98 20 

Mark Snodgrass, 1994-97 20 


8. Graham Myles, 2000-02 18 

Benny Flores, 1990-92 18 

10. Jeremiah Hansen, 1996-99 17 

Brent Anderson, 1994-96 17 

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Shutouts 

1. Mike Patron, 1994-97 25 

2. Brandon Weber, 2001-03 10 

3. Todd Kleppin, 1989-92 9 

4. Jeff Welch, 1990-93 8 

Goals Against Average 

(Minimum 2 years played and 20+ matches) 

1. Mike Patron, 1994-97 1.54 

2. Brandon Weber, 2001-03 2.02 

3. Todd Kleppin, 1989-92 2.27 

**BOLD indicates current player** 

TEAM SINGLE MATCH 

Goals 

vs. Cascade, 10/23/04 13 

vs. Northwest, 9/18/96 12 

vs. Walla Walla, 9/24/01 11 

vs. Cascade, 10/18/03 10 

vs. Cascade, 11/11/99 10 

Assists 

vs. Cascade, 11/11/99 10 



TEAM SINGLE SEASON 

Most Goals Scored, 2003 77 

Most Goals Per Game Average, 2003 3.30 

Fewest Goal Against, 1995 26 

Lowest Goals Against Average, 1995 1.18 

Highest Winning Pct., 1996 (18-5-1) .771 

Most Wins, 1996 18 

Fewest Losses, 1997 4 

Most Ties, 1997 4 

Most Shutouts, 1995 8 

Fewest Times Shutout, 1996 1 

Most Consecutive Wins, 1995 8 

Most Consecutive Matches w/o a Loss, 1995, 1996 9 

Win/Loss Records (1988-present) 

Year Overall Conference Coach 

1988 7-11-0 Roy Danielian 






1994 8-10-1 0-5-0 (6 th ) Roy Danielian 

1995 15-6-1 5-1-0 (1 st ) Roy Danielian 

1996 18-5-1 5-0-1 (1 st ) Roy Danielian 

1997 12-4-4 8-1-1 (1 st ) Tony Vandermeer 

1998 11-8-0 7-3-0 (T-1 st ) Tony Vandermeer 

1999 7-14-0 2-8-0 (6 th ) Doug Roberts 

2000 9-11-0 5-7-0 (T-4 th ) Doug Roberts 

2001 11-10-2 7-5-0 (3 rd ) Doug Roberts 

2002 13-7-2 8-4-0 (3 rd ) Justin Rivard 

2003 13-9-1 8-3-1 (3 rd ) Justin Rivard 

2004 10-5-2 6-4-2 (4 th ) Justin Rivard 

2005 8-9-1 5-7-0 (4 th ) Justin Rivard 

2006 9-7-3 6-5-1 (3 rd ) Dave Irby 

2007 6-10-2 4-8-2 (7 th ) Dave Irby 

POST SEASON APPEARANCES 

Cascade Conference Tournament 

1997 (1st), 1998 (2 nd ), 2001 (T-3 rd ), 2002 (2 nd ), 2003 

(T-3 rd ) 

NAIA Regional Tournament 

1996 (T-3 rd ), 1997 (T-3 rd ), 2006 (T-3 rd ) 

NCCAA National Tournament 

1995 (7 th ), 1996 (1 st ), 2001 (T-7 th ), 2003 (4 th ) 

NAIA MEN’S SOCCER RATINGS 

(Highest Corban ranking for each year) 

Top-25: 

No. 19 (September 16, 1997) 

Received votes: 

No. 38 (October 27, 1998) 

No. 36 (October 2, 2001) 

No. 26 (October 29, 2002) 


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2008 Schedule 

Fri Aug 29 George Fox ^ 5 p.m. 

Sat Aug 30 Willamette ^ 7 p.m. 

Tue Sep 2 Pacific & 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Sep 6 Humboldt State 2 p.m. 

Fri Sep 12 Northwest Christian * 4 p.m. 

Thu Sep 18 Northwest * 7 p.m. 

Sat Sep 20 Warner Pacific * 2 p.m. 

Wed Sep 24 Walla Walla 5 p.m. 

Sat Sep 27 Cascade * 12 p.m. 

Wed Oct 1 Oregon Tech * 7 p.m. 

Wed Oct 8 Evergreen * 4 p.m. 

Sat Oct 11 College of Idaho * 12 p.m. 

Thu Oct 16 Northwest Christian * 6 p.m. 

Sat Oct 18 College of Idaho * 2 p.m. 

Tue Oct 21 Concordia * 3 p.m. 

Sat Oct 25 Oregon Tech * 2 p.m. 

Tue Oct 28 Cascade * 2 p.m. 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

^ Capital Classic; Salem, Ore. (Co-host: Corban College & Willamette University) 

& ”Soccer Under the Lights” 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament: November 1, 5, 12 

NAIA Championship Tournament: December 1-6 (Fresno, Calif.) 

5000 Deer Park Drive SE 

Salem, Oregon 97317 

www.corban.edu/undergraduate 

1.800.845.3005

Men’s Soccer 2008

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