Cleveland State Vikings men's soccer

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Cleveland State Vikings
Founded1954
University Cleveland State University
Head coach Siniša Ubiparipović (1st season)
Conference Horizon League
Location Cleveland, Ohio
Stadium Krenzler Field
(Capacity: 1,680)
NicknameVikings
ColorsForest green and white [1]
   
NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals
1969, 1977
NCAA Tournament Round of 16
1969, 1970, 1974, 1977
NCAA Tournament Round of 32
1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980
NCAA Tournament appearances
1969, 1970, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 2012
Conference Tournament championships
2012
Conference Regular Season championships
1984, 1986, 1988

The Cleveland State Vikings men's soccer team represent Cleveland State University in the Horizon League of NCAA Division I soccer. The team plays its home matches at Krenzler Field and is currently coached by Kirk Harwat. The first season of soccer at Cleveland State was 1954 when the university was known as Fenn College.

Contents

Record by year

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
Fenn College (Independent)(1954–1964)
1954 Jack Marshall 2–2–2
1955 Jack Marshall 4–0–1
1956 Jack Marshall 5–3–0
1957 Jack Marshall 5–2–1
1958 Jack Marshall 7–1–1
1959 Jack Marshall 9–1–0
1960 Jack Marshall 6–4–0
1961 Jack Marshall 2–7–0
1962 Jack Marshall 4–3–2
1963 Jack Marshall 4–5–1
1964 Jack Marshall 4–6–0
Cleveland State (Independent)(1965–1982)
1965 Jack Marshall 6–4–0
1966 Jack Marshall 4–5–2
1967 William Clarke 5–4–2
1968 William Clarke 13–2–1
1969 William Clarke 10–2–2 NCAA, Third Round
1970 William Clarke 8–4–1 NCAA, Second Round
1971 William Clarke 7–5–1
1972 Klaas de Boer 8–4–0
1973 Klaas de Boer 6–4–2
1974 Klaas de Boer 9–5–0 NCAA, Second Round
1975 Klaas de Boer 10–5–0 NCAA, Second Round
1976 Klaas de Boer 8–5–1
1977 Klaas de Boer 14–2–0 NCAA, Third Round
1978 Steve Parker 10–5–1 NCAA, Second Round
1979 Steve Parker 14–3–2 NCAA, Second Round
1980 Nasser Sarfaraz 8–5–4 NCAA, Second Round
1981 Nasser Sarfaraz 14–5–2
1982 Brian Doyle 10–4–3
Cleveland State (Mid-Continent Conference)(1983–1993)
1983 Brian Doyle 10–7–34–1–03rd
1984 Brian Doyle 11–6–23–0–11st
1985 Brian Doyle 9–9–12–2–0T–2nd
1986 Brian Doyle 12–6–14–0–01st
1987 Tom Turner 9–10–12–2–03rd
1988 Tom Turner 11–7–34–0–1T–1st
1989 Tom Turner 14–5–24–2–03rd
1990 Tom Turner 12–6–25–2–03rd
1991 Tom Turner 6–12–03–4–05th
1992 Tom Turner 3–13–21–4–17th
1993 Brian Doyle 9–7–35–1–22nd
Cleveland State (Horizon League)(1994–present)
1994 Brian Doyle 3–13–01–8–06th (East)
1995 Brian Doyle 3–12–22–6–0T–7th
1996 Brian Doyle 8–8–33–4–1T–4th
1997 Brian Doyle 8–11–21–5–17th
1998 Brian Doyle 4–15–01–6–08th
1999 Brian Doyle 2–14–21–6–0T–7th
2000 Pete Curtis 3–13–11–6–08th
2001 Pete Curtis 3–15–00–7–08th
2002 Pete Curtis 10–11–05–2–02nd
2003 Pete Curtis 6–13–12–5–0T–6th
2004 Pete Curtis 5–12–20–6–18th
2005 Pete Curtis 0–17–10–7–08th
2006 Ali Kazemaini 6–10–23–4–05th
2007 Ali Kazemaini 3–13–30–7–19th
2008 Ali Kazemaini 9–8–35–2–13rd
2009 Ali Kazemaini 7–8–54–2–2T–3rd
2010 Ali Kazemaini 9–10–14–3–1T–3rd
2011 Ali Kazemaini 9–9–15–2–1T–2nd
2012 Ali Kazemaini 11–6–34–1–22nd NCAA, First Round
2013 Ali Kazemaini 8–12–03–4–0T–4th
2014 Ali Kazemaini 6–12–14–4–04th
2015 Ali Kazemaini 9–8–24–3–25th
2016 Ali Kazemaini 7–8–24–3–2T–4th
2017 Kirk Harwat 7–10–24–3–2T–5th
2018 Kirk Harwat 4–8–31–4–3T–8th
2019 Sinisa Ubiparipovic 7–7–13–5–0T–7th
Total:477–479–95

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

SchoolSeasonRecord(Conf. Record)Postseason
Total66 years477–479–95(102–134–27)9 Postseason bids

NCAA Championship history

SeasonEliminated RoundTeams DefeatedLost to
1969Third roundMichigan StateSt. Louis
1970Second round–SIU Edwardsville
1974Second round–St. Louis
1975Second round–SIU Edwardsville
1977Third roundSt. LouisSIU Edwardsville
1978Second round–Indiana
1979Second roundWisconsin–MilwaukeeIndiana
1980Second roundWisconsin–MilwaukeeIndiana
2012First round–Michigan State

Head Coaching history

#NameYearsRecord
1 Jack Marshall 1954—196641–18–7
2 William Clarke 1967—197143–17–7
3 Klaas de Boer 1972—197755–25–3
4 Steve Parker 1978—197924–8–3
5 Nasser Sarfaraz 1980—198122–10–6
6 Brian Doyle 1982—198652–32–10
7 Tom Turner 1987—199364–61–13
8 Brian Doyle 1994—199928–44–9
9 Pete Curtis 2000—200527–81–5
10 Ali Kazemaini 2006—201684–105–23
11 Kirk Harwat 2017—201811–18–5
12 Sinisa Ubiparipovic 2019—7–7–1

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References

  1. ↑ "Color Palette | Cleveland State University" . Retrieved April 13, 2016.
  2. ↑ The Summit League (2011). "The Summit League men's soccer record book". The Summit League. p. 30. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 11, 2008. Retrieved March 22, 2012.
  3. ↑ Horizon League (2011). "Horizon League men's soccer record book" (PDF). p. 15. Retrieved March 22, 2012.
  4. ↑ Cleveland State University (2010). "Cleveland State Vikings men's soccer 2010 media guide" (PDF). Cleveland State University. p. 36. Retrieved March 22, 2012.
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