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Name

Position

Year

Hometown

Height

Weight

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Nick Kasper

Goalkeeper

Junior

O'Fallon, Mo.

6-1

184

00

Jake O'Rourke

Goalkeeper

Freshman

Las Vegas, Nev.

6-1

160

1

Luis Soto Zepeda

Goalkeeper

Sophomore

North Hollywood, Calif.

5-10

155

2

Sam McKee

Midfield

Sophomore

Algonquin, Ill.

6-1

160

4

Dominick Chalupka

Midfield

Sophomore

Naperville, Ill.

5-10

165

5

Glenn Verley

Midfield

Freshman

Ramstein, Germany

5-9

150

6

Tyler Cuchna

Defense

Sophomore

Cary, Ill.

6-2

190

7

Angel Alcantara

Forward

Senior

Hollywood, Fla.

5-10

170

8

Dakota Pruitt

Defense

Freshman

Ringwood, Ill.

5-11

150

9

Cory Winkler

Midfield

Freshman

Lakeville, Minn.

5-7

155

10

Idrissa Soumaoro

Forward/Mid

Senior

Ivory Coast

5-9

166

11

Adrian Brambila

Midfield

Senior

Fallbrook, Calif.

5-10

150

12

Philip Ianno

Midfield

Sophomore

Rockford, Ill.

5-9

155

13

Brian Arbuckle

Defense

Freshman

Verona, Wis.

5-8

145

14

Pablo Martinez

Forward

Junior

Madrid, Spain

5-11

160

15

Jeff Hartke

Midfield

Sophomore

Dubuque, Iowa

5-9

150

16

Matt Mechnig

Forward

Senior

Des Plaines, Ill.

6-0

170

17

Colin Brice

Defense

Senior

Gilberts, Ill.

5-10

185

18

Ross Paxton

Midfield

Sophomore

Stuttgart, Germany

5-11

160

19

Anthony Marshall

Forward

Senior

Concepcion, Panama

6-3

185

21

Abraham Gonzalez

Midfield

Freshman

Santa Paula

5-6

150

22

Nick McDonald

Defender

Sophomore

Cary, Ill.

5-11

155

23

Ryan Zurbuchen

Midfield

Junior

Madison, Wis.

5-11

160

24

Tommy Benedix

Defense

Freshman

Granger, Ind.

6-1

170

25

Jacob Hurd

Defense

Junior

Coralville, Iowa

6-2

175

26

Ernesto Cruz

Midfield

Sophomore

Los Angelis, Calif.

6-1

190

27

Emilio Arroyo

Defense

Freshman

Davenport, Iowa

5-7

150

28

Nick Meader

Forward

Junior

Fairfield, Calif.

5-10

175

29

Michael Pastore

Midfield

Junior

Aurora, Ill.

6-0

175

30

Matthew Benoit

Midfield

Sophomore

Stafford, Virg

6-2

163

31

Trevor Duplechian

Goalkeeper

Freshman

Lake Charles, La.

6-0

183

32

Richard Felice

Midfield

Freshman

33

Andres Galicia

Midfield

Freshman

Belvidere, Ill.

5-11

165

34

Andre Ganea

Midfield

Freshman

Dubuque, Iowa

5-7

140

35

Tim Glish

Midfield

Freshman

Oshkosh, Wis.

5-10

160

36

Allen Herrmann

Defense

Freshman

Franklin, Wis.

5-8

170

37

Joshua Kim

Midfield

Freshman

Downey, Calif.

5-7

130

38

Will Koller

Forward

Freshman

Glendale, Ariz.

5-9

152

39

Garrett Lass

Defense

Freshman

DeWitt, Iowa

5-11

160

40

Bryan Mitchell

Midfield

Freshman

Lawton, Okla.

5-10

185

41

Zach Onan

Defense

Freshman

42

Jimmy Ramirez-Perez

Forward

Freshman

43

Denis Razic

Midfield

Sophomore

Dubuque, Iowa

6-0

170

44

Lionel Salazar

Goalkeeper

Freshman

Sun Valley, Calif.

6-0

205

45

Mike Sanders

Defense

Freshman

Dubuque, Iowa

5-8

157

46

Markees Serrano

Midfield

Freshman

Davenport, Iowa

5-10

160

47

Paul Sheeley

Defense

Freshman

Fort Myers, Fla.

6-3

185

48

Richard Sibomana

Forward

Freshman

49

Frederick Steele

Midfield

Freshman

Madison, Wis.

6-2

165

50

Austin Wilson

Midfield

Freshman

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University of Dubuque Men's Soccer Coach's Profile

Brad Johnson Head Men's Soccer Coach; World View Seminar Faculty Undergraduate/May 2004/Finance/Loras College Email: bjohnson@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3692 Fax: (563) 589-3425 Office Location: 403 Stoltz Athletic Center Biography - Click to close Brad Johnson joined the University of Dubuque Spartans in 2004 as the Mens and Womens Assistant Soccer Coach. After helping guide both programs to new heights, he was named the Associate Head Mens Soccer Coach in 2008. Following an extremely successful 2008 season, Johnson was promoted to the position of Head Mens Soccer Coach. Johnson currently holds a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) B License, NSCAA Goalkeeping License, and NSCAA Special Topic License. He is actively involved in the Dubuque Soccer Club and is currently the U-13 to U-18 Director of Coaching. As well, Johnson was previously the Head Boys Soccer Coach at Hempstead High School in Dubuque. He attended Loras College for four years, where he was a three-time captain, four-year All-Iowa Conference honoree, an All-Region selection, and garnered Iowa Conference MVP honors. He holds the records at Loras College for most points and goals scored in a career. Johnson received a masters degree in Business Administration from the University of Dubuque and his Bachelor Degree in Finance from Loras College. Men's Coaching Record 2009 14-4-2 overall, 7-1 in IIAC (2nd place)

Jason Carlson Assistant Men's Soccer Coach Email: jdcarlson@dbq.edu  Office Phone: (563) 589-3254 Biography - Click to close Jason Carlson joined the University of Dubuque Spartans in 2008 as the Mens Assistant Soccer Coach. Before coming to U.D. Jason was the Assistant Mens Soccer Coach at Trinity International University, in Gurnee, IL for two years. While at T.I.U. Carlson helped guide the mens soccer program through two of its most successful seasons, he helped the Trojans capture: Two second place finishes in the Chicagoland Conference, Runners-up in the conference tournament, Semi-finalist in the NAIA regional tournament, and a #21 national ranking. Before T.I.U., Carlson served as the Assistant Mens Soccer Coach and Recruiting Coordinator for both mens and womens soccer programs at Hope International University in Fullerton, Ca. While coaching at H.I.U. Carlson helped lead the Royals to their first western region championship in over nine years and an appearance in the semi-finals of the NCCAA national tournament. He was also a member of the NCCAA Western Region Coaching Staff of the year. Carlson currently holds and USSF D license. He is also currently involved in the Dubuque Soccer Club and is the Head Womens Coach at Dubuque Senior High School. Previously, Carlson was a Director of Coaching for the Lincolnshire Lightening, in Lincolnshire, Ill. Carlson attended Victor Valley College (Victorville, Calif.) for two years, where he was an All Conference Honorable Mention, team Captain, and lead the Rams to their first Conference title in 31 years. Carlson later transferred to Hope International University where he was team captain, leading goal scorer, and an All-Region selection. Carlson received his undergraduate degree in General Studies, and is currently working on his Masters of Arts in Communication at the University of Dubuque.