Orono High School Soccer History
It was the summer of ’78. A group of parents had been coaching their kids in the
fairly newly formed state run summer soccer program. Their kids where about to
enter into High School, so they asked the Athletic Department if soccer could
begin as a club sport.
Athletic Director Leo Goslan ran a “help wanted” ad in the local newspaper. He
was flooded with applications – 2 actually – from Lowell Seashore and Brad
“Cookie” Carlson, a couple of Orono grads. Lowell was the manager of the
MPFC in Maple Plain. Brad was his assistant at MPFC. Lowell, having played
soccer in college at Trinity International University in Deerfield, Illinois, became
the head coach. Brad, with no soccer experience but plenty of athletic
experience, became the assistant. And so, Orono High School Soccer was born.
1978
Record 6-8-3.
As a club our schedule was a mixture of Lake Conference JV’s (Lindberg,
Eisenhower, Kennedy, Lincoln, Richfield, Wayzata, and Edina) and Varsities
(Apple Valley, Eden Prairie, MPLS Southwest, MPLS West). This also marked
the first of many battles with Delano, who we defeated twice 6-1 and 3-2.
The seniors were Scott Albertson, Fred Wulff, Bruce Starzinski, Steve Retzler,
Steve Theiste, Greg Broling, John Morrison, Peter Reinborn (Swedish foreign
exchange student) and Mike Arnie.
1979
Record 7-4-0.
Our second year as a club. Our varsity played an all varsity schedule this year.
We began the season 1-4, then turned the corner and when on a nice 6-0 run.
Orono defeated Delano 5-1. This also marked the beginning of the “Battle of the
Bull” series with Mound. Orono defeated Mound twice this year 5-0 and 5-0.
The seniors were Craig Gustafson, Nauyuki Miyauchi, Tom Schuett, Gregg
Gabriel, Dario Anselmo, Mike Johnson, Todd Novicky, Tom Rollings, Brian Arne,
Paul Robey, and Cory Brown.
1980
Record 10-4-1
Our first season as an official High School Sport. We had no conference so we
played an independent scheduler. Ranked 25th in the State (one class).
Defeated Washburn 4-3 who was ranked 3rd at the time. The leading scorer and
most valuable player was Ola Pihlblad, a foreign exchange student from Sweden.
Captains where John Schmidt and Dan Kirchner. Defeated Delano 8-1 and 4-2,
Mound 9-0, Eden Prairie twice, and Rosemount.
Seniors were Dan Johnson, Jim Roehl, Jim Dunlap, Bill Paterson, Hannes Guhrt,
Dale Prodahl, Jim Kruger, Mark Dietz, Ola Pihlblad, Gary Wood, Dean Ressler,
John Schmidt, Dan Kirchner, Troy Starzinski, Pat Skeie, and Greg Anselmo.
1981
Record 9-7-1
Outscored opponents 29-23. MVP Bill Rehman. Captains Scott Innes and Scott
Dieltz
Seniors were Scott Innes, Rob Fesenmaier, Scott Dieltz, Dave Anderson, Rick
Synnergren, Tom Schulenburg, Bill Rehmann, Chris Mossbarger, Bill Sanford,
Andy Kallestad, Steve Swartwood, Greg Dudziak, and John Paterson.
1982
Record 9-3-4
Outscored opponents 45-17. Fritz Cleveland, named to the All State team, went
on to play Division 1 soccer at Providence, RI. MVP was sweeper Joe Grewe.
Captains where Joe Grewe, Davie Ryerse and Fritz Cleveland. Defeated Delano
2-0 and 4-1. No games with Mound.
Seniors were Dave Laskey, Chris Johnson, John Hodroff, Davie Ryerse, Joe
Grewe, Ray Poquette, John Merchant, John Check, Fritz Cleveland, Chris
Kumlin, Brian Koehler, Paul Henninger, Chris Newman, Dave Anderson, Fred
Borstad, John Turnham and Jimmy David.
1983
Record 6-8-3
Highlight of the season was defeating Eden Prairie after tying them twice last
year. MVP was John Bearg. Captains where Steve Seuntjens, Brook Lenox,
John Bearg and John Merchant. Lost to both Mound (0-1) and Delano (0-2).
Seniors were Dan Anderson, John Bearg, Sean Byers, Chad Collins, Coty
Effertz, Craig Genzlinger, Ned Graham, Scott Gustafson, Brook Lenox, Paul
Livermore, Peder Magee, John Merchant, Tony Parr, Tov Rezabek, Steve
Seuntjens, Rick Toward and Jose La Casa.
1984
Record 11-7-2
44 goals scored with 21 against. Placed 2nd in Section finals, losing to Hopkins
2-1. Defeated Wayzata 2-1 in region semifinal game. 2 All State Players, Toby
Lane (keeper) and Chris Hassel. 2 All State Honorable Mention players, J.B.
Newman and Craig Anderson. MVP was Toby Lane. Captains where J.B.
Newman, Chris Hassel and Toby Lane. Defeated Delano 2-0. Tied Mound 2-2
and later defeated Mound 1-0.
Seniors were Toby Lane, Rick Dunlap, Matt Bower, Mike Byers, Bob Arne, Mark
Seuntjens, Craig Anderson, Bill Zietlow, J.B. Newman, Truckie Morrison, Chris
Hassel and Tony Cleveland.
1985
Record 13-4-2
43 goals scored with 15 against. Defeated Minnetonka twice, Eden Prairie twice,
start of the Benilde rivalry who we defeated 1-0, Mound 1-0 and 5-0, Delano 8-1.
Ranked 13 in the State. Lost in semi finals of the section to Armstrong 2-0. All
State was Mark Sivets. All State Honorable Mention was Chris Adams. Decca
Andrews (keeper) was the MVP. Captains where Jim Kirchner, David Mikelthun
and Mark Sivets.
Seniors were Chris Adams, David Adams, Barry Andersen, Sean Collins, Peter
Courteau, Jim Dudley, Roger Evans, Peter Gray, Hal Johnson, David Johnson,
Jim Kirchner, David Miklethun, John Printy, Mark Sivets and Boyd Strassburg.
1986
Record 6-8-3
Defeated the section champion, Coon Rapids, 1-0 during the regular season.
Defeated Delano 2-0 & 2-0, Mound 4-1 & 4-0. Lost to Benilde 1-2. Decca
Andrews (keeper – 1.0 goals against average) All State, Max Johnson All State
Honorable Mention. Captains where Matt Laue, Max Johnson and Decca
Andrews.
Seniors were Peter Gray, Decca Andrews, Jared Johnson, Matt Laue, Chip Hart,
Max Johnson, Paul Nordstrom, Kevin Johnson and Mark Wolverton.
1987
Record 8-8-3
The year of the famous “Soccer Made In Orono” video, crafted by former player
Kevin Johnson. It’s a must see (ask Cookie for a copy). Defeated Mound 4-3 &
5-1, Delano 5-1 & 5-2, Benilde 2-1 & 3-3 tie. Jeff Miklethun All State. Team
MVP’s where Jeff Miklethun and John Klaers. Captains where Miklethun, Klaers,
and Benn Hoffman.
Seniors were Chad Skartvedt, Tim Vaughan, Olle Hjerpe, Erik Nymo, Jeff
Miklethun, Tim Lane, Gregg Ketchmark, Mike Peller, and Ben Hoffman.
1988
Record 5-10-3
First season in the Tri Metro Gold division. Dan O’Reilly was the MVP. Defeated
Minnetonka. Lost to Mound 0-2 in regular season but beat them in the playoffs
3-0. After first loss, the infamous sh_ _ locker season transpired!
Seniors were Darren Cummings, Sean Gunlock, Kenny Lacy, Dan O’Reilly,
Jason Peterson, Ted Adams, Bobby Evans, Kirk Peterson, Scott Jones, Peter
Boss, Ben Zanetti, Jim Bendt, Matt Bracken, Brian Anderson.
1989
Record 8-10-1
Ranked 27th in the State. Lost in section to Osseo in O.T. Matt Bracken was the
MVP. Defeated Delano 4-1 and 5-0. Lost to Mound 2-3 in the infamous Bracken
forgetting his shorts for the game and playing in someone else’s shorts that were
way too small. He said that was why we lost! Captains where Matt Bracken, Ted
Adams and Jason Anderson. 3 players went on to play college soccer.
Seniors were Jason Anderson, Richard Elsenpeter, Scott Hackbarth, Mike
Hardin, Eric Menge, Mike Parr, Kirk Peterson, Shade Rudenick, Troy Strand, Ted
Adams, Brent Anderson, Matt Bracken, Mike Danielson, Scot Jones, Yan Qiu,
and Josh Smith.
1990
Record 9-9-2
Year of the famous goal by Minnehaha scored after the buzzer but the ref let it
stand. Minnehaha was ranked 12th in the State and captained by soon to be
Head Orono Soccer Coach Nathan Eklund. Defeated both Delano and Mound
by 5-0 scores. MVP was Andy Gilbertson. Rookie of the year was Kyle Fields.
Captains where Joe Poquette, Peter Swanson and Kyle Fields. Cookie took a
break after this season from coaching at Orono after 13 seasons. He will
return in a couple of years!
Seniors were Andy Gilbertson, Peter Swanson, Jamie David Nadeau, Joe
Poquette, Kyle Fields, Jay Hake and Erik Peterson.
1991
Record 6-11
Coach Seashore posts his 100th career win this season. He retired after
this season with a record of 100-89-25 as a varsity sport, 113-101-28
overall. He went on to coach our former Captain Matt Laue in the Winter
Olympics where he competed in Nordic Combined Skiing. MVP was David
Evans. Rookie of the year was Steve Bendt. Captains where Ned Hoseth, David
Evans and Ross Rossengren.
Senior were Ben Siebert, Tom Mich, Trevor Kelly, Ned Hoseth, David Evans,
Mark Neyens, Charlie Paulson, Ross Rosengren, and Jamie Wenger.
1992
Record 3-11-2
First season for Head Coach Ray Poquette. Captains where Matt Zanetti, Alex
Peterson and John Zietlow. Split with Mound 2-3 and 2-0, defeated Delano 4-0.
Seniors were Chris Lewis, Alex Pterson, Matt Zanetti. Luke Crawford, Chris Daly,
Chris Droen, Ryan Hackbarth, George Scheuneman, Jay Williams and John
Zietlow.
1993
Record 11-3-3
Leading scorer was Coley Collins. Keeper Steve Bendt recorded a .71 goals
against average. Captains where Steve Bendt, Coley Collins and Peet Mosely.
Steve Bendt went on to play Division 1 at Drake University. Ranked 16th in the
State. Coley was All State. Won the Tri Metro Maroon Conference. Defeated
Delano 2-1 & 5-1 and Mound 2-1 & 5-0. Coach Poquette retires after 2 years
with a record of 14-14-5.
Seniors were Steve Bendt, Coley Collins, Peet Mosely, Rick Schmit, Lance
Beaulieu, Ryan Stretmater, Derek Rosstedt, and Seth Bergman.
1994
Record 11-5
First season for Head Coach Karl Peterson. KP played soccer at Minnehaha
Academy and North Park College. He taught and was an assistant coach at
Minnehaha before come to Orono. Team set a school record of 65 goals in 16
games. Derek Manning finished season with 28 points. Keeper Adam Tschida
had 8 shutouts and a 1.2 goals against average. Captains where Ty Purdy,
Brady Alshouse and Ryan Laginess. Losses to Mound 1-3 and 0-1, defeated
Delano 14-0. Defeated Blake for the first time in 6 years.
Seniors were Buddy Broderson, Ryan Laginess, Jeff Swanson, Sasha Visnjic.
1995
Record 13-4-1
Set a new school record with 69 goals, led by Ty Purdy’s 25 goals and 5 hat
tricks. Defeated #10 ranked Osseo in sectional play. Ty was named All State
Honorable Mention. Ty and Brady Alshouse were named All Metro Honorable
Mention. Captains where Brady Alshouse, Colin Shaughnessy and Derek
Manning. Promoted to the Tri Metro Gold Division this season. This is Nathan
Eklund’s first year of teaching and coaching at Orono. Ty Purdy is the first 4
year letter winner in Orono history.
Seniors were Brady Alshouse, Clay Bidwell, Chris Ducharme, Eric Larson, Derek
manning, Ford Peterson, Ty Purdy, Shamus Roller, Aaron Roth, Colin
Shaughnessy, Adam Tschida and Ryan Walsh.
1996
Record 10-4-2
Dan Scherer led the team with 8 goals. Keeper Reed Rose had 7 shutouts and a
.91 goals against average. Captains where Dan Scherer, Peter Massey and
Noah Holm. Defeated Mound 1-0 and tied 1-1. Defeated Delano 3-0. Defeated
Minnehaha twice – first times in 6 years. Cookie (Brad Carlson) returns to
coaching at Orono.
Seniors were Peter “L-Train” Lindsay, Jeremy Zavitz, Nick Dispenza, Dan
Scherer, Adam Moseley, Peter Massey, Adam Lutz, Matt Krueger, Chris Regan,
Will Nicoll, and Josh Newman.
1997
3rd in State!
Record 15-6
This was the first year of 2 classes for soccer. Set a new school record with 79
goals for the season. Noah Holm scored one of the most memorable goals in
Orono History to win the Section Final against Winona Cotter. MVP’s where
Reed Rose and Noah Holm. Leading scorer was Joest Van Den Berg. Reed
Rose had 10 shutouts and a .90 goals against average. Noah Holm and Reed
Rose where All State (I think!). Captains where Noah Holm, Nick Roux and Cory
Shannon. Defeated Mound 3-0 and 2-0, Delano 3-1 and 4-0. Conference
change from Tri Metro to Metro Alliance Conference. Jonathan Pierpont joins
the coaching staff this year.
Seniors were Doug Ayers, Nick Roux, Noah Holm, Ted Linck, Ryan Dahlen,
Staesn Rudenick, Ty Nelson, Travis Nedermeyer, Cory Shannon and Reid Rose.
1998
Record 9-6-2
Coach Karl Peterson ends Head Coaching career at Orono after 5 seasons
with a 58-25-5 record. He remained on after this season as an assistant coach.
Led by captains Matt Roddy, Bear Brantingham and Matt Swanson. Matt Roddy
was All State, Bear Brantingham was All State Honorable Mention. Junior Jerry
Arne led the team in scoring. Seeded #1 in the section and was upset the first
round to SW Christian 4-3. Defeated Delano twice 5-2 & 2-1. Split with Mound
2-0 & 1-2. Coach Eklund was absent this season. Dennis Lynn joins the
coaching staff.
Seniors were Matt Swanson, Andrew Brantingham, Shawn Garlinghouse, Erik
Ashenbeck, Matt Roddy, Alex Rezabek Adrian Hess, Adam Nettles, Peter
Ketcham and Jesse Eckhard.
1999 3rd in State!
Record 16-4-1
Coach Nathan Eklund returns as the Head Coach. 67 goals for, 15 against.
Keeper Blake Hanson had 8 shutouts and a .71 goals against average. The duo
up front of Michael Trudell and Drew Roddy led the State in scoring. Tied for the
Conference Title with Benilde. Trudell and Roddy where All State. Lost to ST.
Thomas Academy in the State Semi Final. Defeated Mound 2-0 and 5-1, Delano
5-1. Captains where Michael Trudell, Jerry Arne, and Evan Guillaume. Mike
Trudell lettered all 4 years in Soccer.
Seniors were John Adams, Matt Anderson, Jerry Arne, Adam Carlson, Todd
Dulin, Rory Dynan, Ryan Gonsior, Evan Guillaume, Blake Hansen, Chris
Henningsen, Josh henry, Scott Kottemann, Pat Lavine, Justin Mills, and Michael
Trudell.
2000
Record 9-4-4
Drew Roddy was Mr. Soccer for the State of Minnesota, Metro Player of the
Year, and All State among other awards. Captains where Drew Roddy, John
Lindsay and Adam Boyadjis. 2nd in Conference. Defeated Mound 5-2 and tied 00. Defeated Delano 5-4. Lost in the Section Semi Final in a shootout to Blake 43.
Seniors were Adam Boyadjis, Ryan Hannay, Brad Hillstrom, Tait Holm, Kellan
Ilse, Chris Kelley, Jeff Lewis, John Lindsay, Ryan Martin, Drew Roddy, Matt
Rosati, Brady Shannon, Andrew Strand and Neil Vasser.
2001
Record 5-8-1
With a Metro Alliance record of 4-2-2, Orono gained the #1 seed in the section.
A disappointing loss to Brooklyn Center ended their run. Justin Steinke was
named All State. Johnny Bartzen was the teams MVP. Captains where Justin
Steinke, Johnny Bartzen and Phil Jamison. Defeated Mound 1-0 and tied 0-0,
defeated Delano 2-0.
Seniors were Johnny Bartzen, Adnrew Cashin, Mike Crowther, Casey Dynan,
Chris Haug, Casey Hudson, Phil Jamison, Dan Landberg, Matt Larson, Bo
Massopust, Alex Neveaux, Brady Perl, Mike Plucker and Justin Steinke. Cookie
took this year off.
2002 3rd in State!
Record 15-4-3
Led by a rookie Keeper, Will Smith, 4 year letter winner sweeper Josh Albers,
fullback Devin Harvey, Brad Engelsma and Matt Kullseth, the Spartans held
opponents to 14 goals in 22 games for a .64 goals against average. Goals for
50. Defeated Meadow Creek in OT for the section title. Defeated Rochester
Lourdes 1-0 in the first round of the State Tournament on a flick header goal by
Blake Garfield from a Josh Albers 40 yard direct kick and a penalty shot save in
the last 2 minutes by Will Smith. Lost the semi final game to the eventual State
Champion, Totino Grace 1-0. Defeated Mound twice, 2-1 & 1-0. Defeated
Delano 7-1. Captains where Brad Engelsma, Devin Harvey and Matt Kullseth.
All State where Josh Albers and Matt Kulseth.
Seniors were Brad Engelsma, Matt Kulseth, mark Enlow, Grant Garlinghouse,
Trevero Ilse, Josh Albers, Andrew Graf, Devin Harvey, Tom Scherer, mark
Boyadjis, Ryan Ducharme and Josh Stipakov.
2003 3rd in State!
Record 14-5-4
61 goals for, 17 against. Led by Senior Forward Jason DeSantis with 20 points
and Will Smith’s .73 goals against average. Defeated Mahtomedi in the first
round of the State Tournament 2-0 with one of the most memorable goals in
Orono History, the Dynan (Kyle) to Dynan (Pat) to Dynan (Kyle) far post header
goal. Lost to Benilde in the semi finals of the State Tournament 1-0. Defeated
Mound 2-0, 4-0 and 5-1. Defeated Delano 7-0. Captains where Jason DeSantis,
Peter Sherman and Garrett Sohn. Steven Gleason was All State and Jason
DeSantis was Honorable Mention.
Seniors were Eric Brandenburg, Jason DeSantis, Matthew Dietrich-Blocker, Pat
Dynan, Robert Flessner, Blake Garfield, Steven Gleason, Matt Johnson, Morgan
Nelson, Andrew Peterson, Peter Sherman and Garret Sohn.
2004
Record 10-6-2
30 goals for, 15 against. Led by Captain Will Smith in goal, with a .83 goals
against average. Defeated by Andover in the section semi-final game 1-0.
Defeated Mound 1-0 & 3-1, Delano 2-0. Captains where Will Smith, Derek
Engler and Billy Jenny. Will Smith was All State.
Seniors were Andrew Boerner, Derek Engler, Kevin Gehle, Scott Goldwmith, Tim
Harrer, Brad Hickey, Billy Jenney, James Portmann, Ben Smith, Will Smith,
Logan Sohn, Paul Vasser and Ben Wipf.
2005
Record 10-8-3
Starting the season slowly with a 1-7 record, Orono came alive with shootout
victories over Edina and Holy Angels to win the Holy Angels Tournament
(recorded as ties in the record). We went on to win 9 out of our last 10 games.
Senior Keeper Ivan Webb started the season slowly, but ended by giving up only
9 goals in the last 14 games for a .64 goals against average during that time.
Webb also had 3 shoot out victories, including the section semi final match
against Monticello with 3 shoot out saves. Kyle Dynan was named All State
Honorable Mention. Captains where Kyle Dynan, Case Shannon and Scott
Sherman.
Seniors were Ryan Anderson, Bryan Beal, Connor Birkeland, Tyler Bohl, Bryan
Browne, Kyle Dynan, Jordon Fall, Aaron Gabrielson, Jose Guallpa, Will Jaffray,
Case Shannon, Jacob Sherman, Scott Sherman and Ivan Webb.
2006 Section 6 Champion, State Tournament Participant
Record 11-7-3
Once again started the season slowly with a 3-6-2 record, then went on 9 game
unbeaten string to the State Tournament after defeating Fargo North 7-1 in the
Holy Angels Tournament. Defeated Meadow Creek in the Section Quarterfinals
4-3, coming from behind with 3 goals in the final 11 minutes for the victory.
Defeated Monticello 1-0 in the Section Final, a 5-3 shootout victory.
Captain Evan Garfield led the team in scoring for the second year with 21 goals,
10 assists and was named All State Honorable Mention. Captain Chase Burgess
was named State Tournament All Tournament Team. Captain John Van De Ven
was named Team MVP after leading the team in assists for the second
consecutive season and having 2 goals and 2 assists in the Meadow Creek
upset victory.
Seniors were Josh Dietrich-Blocker, Ben Ehrmann, Lane Gehle, Taylor
Ingvarsson, Promise Khumalo, Brian Mickschl, Ben Thiesse, Clay Whitney,
Michael Bruce, Elliot Purdy, Stephen Adams, Taylor Peterson, Chase Burgess,
Evan Garfield and John Van De Ven. This was Cookies first year as head coach.
Chris Johnson, Josh and Matt Hutchcraft where first year assistants.
2007 Wright County Conference Champs 9-0-0 record
Record 11-4-3
Won the conference title outright, defeating St. Cloud Cathedral 4-0 for the
championship (first title since 1999). Defeated Benilde St. Margarets 2-1 to win
the Holy Angels Tournament. Breck was the Achilies heal, defeating Orono twice
during the season – both by 1-0 scores in the last 2 minutes of each game.
Of the three Class A State Tournament Participates, Orono was 2-0-1 –
defeating both St. Cloud Cathedral and Benilde and tying Fridley 3-3. Louis
Engler and Michael Finke named All State Honorable Mention. Michael Finke
was the team’s MVP.
Seniors were Ben Eidenschink, Nick Kappler, John Kirkman, Anthony Krolczyk,
Dennis Martin, Carter Mueller, Micah Ohman, Ryan Webster, Peter Manning,
David Beal and Captains: Zach Barnum, Michael Finke and Adam Marshall.
2008
Record 12-6-1
Began season with an 0-4 start, then strung together an impressive 12-1-1
record before losing in the Section Semi-Finals to Breck 1-0. Defeated MPLS
South and Holy Angels to win the Holy Angels Tournament. The theme for the
season was “Pound them with our Joy.”
Led by Captains Paul Balestriere, Louis Engler and Teddy Schmitt. Engler was
selected to the All State team while leading the team in scoring with 18 goals and
6 assists. He ends his Spartan soccer career with 46 goals and 18 assists.
Seniors were Brendon Berg, Weston Bye, Tyler Garwood, Tyler Lux, Daniel
Personius, Andrew Pietig, Mitchell Schoen, Daniel Engholm, Kyle Brandt, James
Hernandez, Trent Miller, Cole Whitney, Teddy Schmitt, Paul Balestriere and
Louis Engler. Louis Engler was the Team MVP. Daniel “The Dane” Engholm
was the Program MVP and the best player NEVER to play a varsity minute at
OHS.
Coaching Records through 2007
Lowell Seashore
14 seasons as head coach 100-89-25, including as a club
sport of 16 seasons his record was 113-101-28
Ray Poquette
2 seasons as head coach 14-14-5
Karl Peterson
5 seasons as head coach 58-25-5 with one 3rd in State
Nathan Eklund
7 seasons as head coach 79-39-18 with three 3rd in State
11 seasons total as a coach at any level.
Cookie Carlson
3 season as head coach 34-17-7 with one State appearance
Cookie Carlson
Jonathan Pierpont
Dennis Lynn
Paul Vasser
22 years as an assistant
9 years as an assistant
10 years as an assistant
1 year
Delano
1978
6-1
3-2
1979
5-1
1980
1981
1982
8-1
4-2
?
1983
2-0
4-1
0-2
1984
2-0
1985
8-1
1986
2-0
2-0
5-1
5-2
1987
1988
1989
1990
4-1
5-0
5-0
Mound
Benilde Minnehaha
Ivan Woyno
Drew Roddy
Neil Vasser
Blake
5-0
5-0
9-0
?
4-1
0-1
2-2
1-0
1-0
5-0
4-1
4-0
4-3
5-1
0-2
3-0
2-3
5-0
1-0
1-2
1-2
3-3
2-1
0-1
0-5
0-1
2-1
0-1
1-1
0-3
0-1
1-4
1-3
2-3
?
2 year
1 year
2 year
1991
1992
1993
5-1
3-0
4-0
1994
2-1
5-1
14-1
1995
4-0
1996
3-0
1997
1999
3-1
4-0
5-2
2-1
5-1
2000
5-4
1998
2001
2-0
2002
7-1
2003
7-0
2004
2-0
2005
5-0
2006
2007
4-0
1-0
1-0
5-1
2008
Overall
39-1-0
+ 1981
5-2
2-3
2-0
2-0
3-2
0-3
0-1
1-1
5-1
1-1
1-0
3-0
2-0
2-0
1-2
5-1
2-0
0-0
5-2
1-0
0-0
2-1
1-0
2-0
4-0
5-1
1-0
3-1
3-0
1-0
4-0
2-0
1-3
3-0
1-2
2-0
1-2
6-1
0-3
0-1
1-2
0-0
0-3
0-1
0-1
2-2
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
1-2
0-0
2-3
1-5
0-2
1-2
0-1
1-6
2-0
0-4
1-2
2-1
2-0
2-1
2-0
2-0
2-5
0-2
1-5
1-1
2-0
4-1
1-0
3-4
0-1
0-2
1-0
5-0
1-0
2-1
1-0
0-6
0-3
2-1
4-0
6-13-4
+ 1981
10-13-3
+ 1981
2-1
2-0
37-7-5
+ 1981
8-15-0
+ 1981