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2008 Returning Letterwinner Profiles
Expected to start once again in the midfield … Potential scorer and serves as a key contributor in the transition game … Selected as a team captain … 2007: Started in all 15 matches he played, missing one due to a red card … Helped the backfield limit opponents to 1.25 goals per game and managed seven shots on the offensive end … 2006: Was a starter for all 14 matches he played in, while tallying three points … Scored the game-winning goal in overtime against Marietta (Sept. 12) and had an assist during the Scots’ 1-0 win at Muskingum (Sept. 20) … 2005: Appeared in all but one match (15), starting each of the last seven as a freshman … Tied for third on the team in scoring with four points coming on two goals, both of which were game-winners … Prior to Wooster: Lettered in soccer at Granville High School … Was a member of the 2002 state semifinal team … Personal: Born Aug. 23, 1986 … Is the son of Robert and Nancy Allen … Double-majoring in philosophy and business economics.
Should receive significant playing time on the forward line, possibly as a starter … Possesses a strong leg, as he will take some of the squad’s free kicks … 2007: Regular member of the midfield rotation, playing in all but three games … Scored the lone goal in the Scots’ 1-0 victory over Allegheny (Oct. 24) on a free kick … 2006: Entered 12 of 16 matches as a freshman … Attempted five shots, highlighted by a goal during a 3-1 win against Hiram (Oct. 18) … Picked up first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Earned second-team all-state honors after scoring 33 goals as a senior at Frankfort High School … Personal: Was born on Dec. 8, 1987 … Son of Ken Bates and Ann Wingrove … Majoring in international relations.
Likely starter again in the backfield and has the potential to get involved in the scoring as a key member of the corner kick unit … Also formerly a member of Wooster’s baseball team … 2007: Started in 12 of 15 games played, serving a key role on a defensive unit that averaged 1.25 goals allowed … Assisted on the lone score in the Scots’ 1-0 win over Otterbein (Sept. 13), crossing a free kick to teammate Josh Madson for the goal … 2006: Played in all 16 games as a freshman defender, highlighted by starts against conference powers Ohio Wesleyan (Sept. 30) and Allegheny (Oct. 11) … Helped the defense limit opponents to just 0.88 goals per game … Prior to Wooster: Was awarded the team’s spirit award as a senior soccer player at Trinity Preparatory School … Personal: Born Nov. 22, 1987 … Son of Dr. Douglas and Annette Beach … Majoring in biology.
Will be the starter on the left side of the forward line again … Has a competitive spirit and excellent speed … 2007: Team’s second-leading scorer with seven points on three goals and an assist, while starting all 16 matches … Had lone goal in the Scots’ 1-0 win at Wabash (Sept. 22) and centered a corner kick to teammate Nick Waychoff for only score of 1-0 victory against Kenyon (Oct. 6) … 2006: Stepped right into a starting role as a freshman, staying there for all 16 matches … Scored one goal, coming against Otterbein (Sept. 9), and tied for the team lead with three assists, two coming against Hiram (Oct. 18) … Prior to Wooster: Served as team captain his senior season at Cloverleaf High School … Also garnered first-team all-conference accolades and was awarded the Colts’ MVP … Personal: Born Jan. 21, 1988 … Son of Russell and Dawn Buckwald … Is majoring in business economics.
Looks to continue to be a regular in the rotation, likely at midfield … 2007: Saw playing time in every match (16) for the third consecutive season, starting the opener versus Lake Erie (Aug. 31) … Helped the defense limit opponents to 1.25 goals per game and attempted one shot … 2006: Played in all 16 matches, including one start … Took four shots while part of a defense that averaged 0.88 goals allowed … 2005: Appeared in all 16 matches off the bench as a freshman … Statistically, had three shots en route to earning his first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: A two-year letterman in soccer at Copley High School … Also played varsity baseball one season for the Indians … Personal: Born May 1, 1987 … Is the son of William and Kristina Chapman … Majoring in chemistry.
Is hoping to be a regular part of the forward rotation … 2007: Entered seven matches as a freshman, recording one shot along the way … Picked up first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: A first-team all-city selection his senior season at Lafayette High School for the Generals, scoring a district-high 13 goals … Named most valuable attacker … Is also an Eagle Scout … Personal: Born June 27, 1989 … Son of Edward DeMoll and Carol Pickett … Undecided on a major.
Expected to be a key player in this year’s backfield, if he can stay healthy … Also a member of the Scots’ lacrosse team … 2007: Played in the opening five matches, starting once, but then didn’t return to the field until the last two matches of the season … Did not record a statistic … 2006: Part of the rotation, playing in all 16 games off the bench … Fired off two shots, while also helping the defense limit opponents to just 0.88 goals per game … 2005: Appeared in three matches en route to earning first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Three-time all-league selection and all-state honoree his senior season at Hamden Hall Country Day School … Was a four-year starter in both soccer and lacrosse … Personal: Born Sept. 3, 1986 … Is the son of William and Jane Dennett … Is majoring in history.
Should be a significant contributor again, most likely a starting midfielder … Voted a team captain … 2007: Made the transition from forward to his more natural position of midfield and played in 15 of Wooster’s 16 contests … Key member of a defense that held opponents to 1.25 goals per game and took four shots … 2006: Part-time starter on the frontline, while appearing in all 16 contests … Attempted 11 shots, nearly scoring on a couple of occasions … 2005: Played in 15 of 16 matches, including 10 starts, the most by any first-year on the team … Tallied one assist, which came on the game-winner against Otterbein (Sept. 10), and fired off five shots … Prior to Wooster: An all-league, all-district, and all-county performer at Highland High School … Totaled five varsity letters – three in soccer and two in basketball … Personal: Born Oct. 19, 1986 … Son of Jim and Carol Florian … Is majoring in business economics.
Has the potential for a breakout season, according to the coaching staff … 2007: Appeared in nearly every match (13 of 16) as a first-year player … Fired off four shots … Prior to Wooster: An all-district and all-state recipient at Greenwood High School … Picked up a total of three varsity letters in soccer while a member of the Gators … Part of a state runner-up team finish his sophomore year … Personal: Born March 3, 1989 … Son of Wooster alum David, who played soccer for the Scots (1966-69) and was the long-time coach at Western Kentucky University (1984-2007), and Sharon Holmes … Is undecided on a major.
The Scots’ lone returning all-conference player and will be expected to anchor the backfield … 2007: Earned a spot on the All-NCAC Second Team after leading a Wooster defensive unit that yielded one goal or less in 10 of 16 matches, including six shutouts … Averaged 1.25 goals allowed as a team, highlighted by blanking Kenyon 1-0 (Oct. 6), which finished the regular season No. 23 in the national rankings … Tallied an assist during the Scots’ 3-1 win at John Carroll (Sept. 15) … 2006: Started 10 of 16 games and appeared in the other six as a freshman defender … Member of a defensive unit that shutout eight opponents and yielded just 14 total goals (0.88 per game) … Prior to Wooster: Selected first-team all-Suburban League as a senior at Wadsworth High School … Personal: Born on Oct. 7, 1987 … Son of Bruce and Sharon Keener … Majoring in chemistry.
Versatile player, according to the coaching staff, as he could handle any position on the field, but will likely end up as a defender this fall … 2007: Saw playing time in all 16 of Wooster’s matches … Scored his first career goal, the lone tally in a 1-0 victory over Otterbein (Sept. 13) … 2006: Member of the regular rotation as a freshman, entering 14 of 16 games … Attempted five shots en route to earning his varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Graduated from Ladue Horton Watkins High School … Personal: Born May 24, 1988 … Son of Mark and Elizabeth Madson … Is majoring in international relations.
One of three goalkeepers who could see regular playing time this fall … 2007: Split time with another freshman goalie, with one playing the first half and the other the second of most every match … Played 14 times overall, including four starts, and posted 46 saves (12 goals allowed), a .793 save percentage, and a 1.58 GAA … Made a season-high eight saves (one goal allowed) in just one half at Wittenberg (Sept. 29) … Prior to Wooster: An all-league selection his senior season at Western Reserve Academy … Named team’s Most Improved Player his junior season and MVP as a senior … Lettered three times in soccer and once in baseball … Personal: Born Jan. 23, 1989 … Son of Michael and Colleen O’Boyle … Is majoring in biology.
Has been a significant contributor when healthy during his career, primarily in the backfield … Selected a team captain … 2007: Part-time starter while seeing regular action with 15 games played … Key part of a defense that averaged 1.25 goals allowed … Recorded his second career assist in 3-2 setback to Heidelberg (Sept. 2) … 2006: Started seven of the 10 matches he played, missing the other six due to illness … Had an assist in the season-opening win against Heidelberg (Sept. 1), and helped the defensive unit limit the opposition to 0.88 goals per game … 2005: Saw action in all 16 matches as a freshman, including one start … Took four shots en route to his first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Played for the tradition-rich Littleton Soccer Club, while graduating from Littleton High School … Personal: Born March 11, 1987 … Son of Larry Beal and Dorothy Oster … Is majoring in sociology with a history minor.
Team’s top returning scorer and has the potential to be one of the best midfielders in the conference … Excels in free kick situations … Voted one of the team’s four captains … 2007: Led the Scots in scoring with 10 points … All were goals (five) and they came within the first five matches of the year … Scored twice in the 2-1 victory against Muskingum (Sept. 19), including a game-winner in overtime … 2006: Made an immediate impact as a freshman, ranking as the squad’s second-leading scorer with 12 points, despite missing four matches due to injury … Booted in five goals, highlighted by the only tallies of 1-0 wins against Lake Erie (Sept. 2), John Carroll (Sept. 16), and Muskingum (Sept. 20), and assisted on two others … Prior to Wooster: All-state, all-district, and all-league performer as a senior at Glenbrook South High School after scoring 13 goals and adding 11 assists … Finished his career with 33 goals and 22 assists for 88 points – second-best in school history … Is also an Eagle Scout … Personal: Born on Sept. 18, 1987 … Is the son of Allan and Jill Ruter … Majoring in political science.
Returning starter in the backfield … 2007: Inserted into the starting lineup early on and totaled 13 starts as a freshman defender, while also seeing action in the other three matches … Played an integral role in limiting opponents to one or less goal in 10 of 16 matches … Attempted one shot … Prior to Wooster: Led the Pioneers of Western Reserve Academy to a 19-1-1 overall mark his senior season … Totaled six varsity letters in high school – four in soccer, one in track & field, and one in rifle … Personal: Born on Jan. 26, 1989 … Son of Walter and Alda Schlothauer … Is majoring in English.
One of three goalkeepers who could see regular playing time this fall … 2007: Started 12 of 16 matches, usually playing the first half and then giving way to another freshman goalie for the second half … Surrendered just eight goals, while piling up 49 saves for a .860 save percentage – third-best in the NCAC … Also registered a 0.89 goals against average and one shutout, coming against Allegheny (Oct. 24) … Closed the year with a season-high six saves in a 1-0 setback against Earlham (Oct. 27) … Prior to Wooster: A two-time all-conference, all-district, and all-region selection, as well as an all-state selection his sophomore season, as soccer wasn’t a varsity sport his junior and senior seasons … Participated in the sport all four years at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School … Personal: Born Feb. 23, 1989 … Is the son of John Tenorio and Anna Tenorio … Majoring in business economics.
Will look to win back his starting position in the middle of the forward line again … 2007: Started all 16 games, scoring three goals, which tied for the second-most on the team … Had the lone score in a 1-0 victory against Kenyon (Oct. 6), which ended the regular season at No. 23 in the national rankings … 2006: Finished as Wooster’s third-leading scorer with nine points, while starting all 16 matches … Netted three goals, including the first in a 2-0 win over rival Wittenberg (Oct. 7) … Also had an assist in that game and three for the season … 2005: Made an immediate impact as a freshman, playing in all 16 matches with six starts … Scored once, which came in the 1-1 tie with NCAC foe Allegheny (Oct. 25), and added four assists … Prior to Wooster: Was the Lake Erie Conference Player of the Year and third-team All-Ohio as a soccer standout in 2004 at Cleveland Heights High School … Lettered four times in soccer … Personal: Born July 13, 1987 … Is the son of Susan Waychoff and John Wilson … Majoring in philosophy.
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#7 Brenton Allen
#9 Davis Bates
#17 Chase Beach
#6 Scott Buckwald
#4 Chris Chapman
#19 Chris DeMoll
#21
Garrett Dennett
#16
Nate Florian
#12 Brian Holmes
#14 Jay Keener
#3 Josh Madson
Jordan O’Boyle
#20
Aaron Oster-Beal
#10
Karl Ruter
#23 Ryan Schlothauer
Patryk Tenorio
#15
Nick Waychoff