Steve Gobel #0
Senior goalkeeper
Wilbraham, Massachusetts
Economics Management major
Zack Khalifa #00
Sophomore goalkeeper
Glen Echo, Maryland
Major undeclared
Paul Hendricks #1
Junior goalkeeper
Columbus, Ohio
Mathematics major
Martin Tobias #2
Sophomore back
Chesterfield, Missouri
Economics management major
Dylan Stone #3
Senior midfielder
Easton, Connecticut
Sociology major
Andrew Miller #4
Senior back
Medina, Ohio
Economics management major

Jacob Eganhouse #5
Sophomore midfielder
Westerville, Ohio
Major undeclared
Ian O’Keefe #6
Sophomore midfielder
Columbus, Ohio
Pre-Engineering major
Ben Witkoff #7
Sophomore back
Columbus, Ohio
Chemistry major
Scott St. Cyr #8
Junior back
Yardley, Pennsylvania
Economics Management major
Paolo Bucci #9
Sophomore midfielder
Dublin, Ohio
Major undeclared
Matt Bonfini #10
Senior forward
Dublin, Ohio
Physical Education major

Tyler Bryant #11
Senior forward
Chillicothe, Ohio
Physical Education major
Colton Bloecher #14
Freshman midfielder
Lewis Center, Ohio
Major undeclared
Tevon Levien #13
Senior midfielder
Lower Valley, Cayman Islands
Sociology major
Kit North #15
Junior back
Powell, Ohio
Economics Management major
Mason Hoge #16
Freshman back
Mason, Ohio
Sports Management major
Travis Wall #17
Senior forward
Columbus, Ohio
Sports Management major

Joe Beshara #18
Sophomore forward
Troy, Michigan
Education major
Jon Stegner #19
Sophomore midfielder
Powell, Ohio
Economics Management major
Matt Dodrill #20
Sophomore midfielder
Westerville, Ohio
Major undeclared
Alex Stanton #21
Sophomore back
Delaware, Ohio
Economics major
Matt Shadoan #23
Sophomore midfielder
Dublin, Ohio
Economics Management major
Drew Pang #25
Freshman midfielder
Dublin, Ohio
Economics major

Peter Jacobi #26
Sophomore back
St. Louis, Missouri
Major undeclared
Raphi Fratkin #27
Senior forward
Boulder, Colorado
Geography, French majors		        

Ohio Wesleyan was ranked number 6 in both the NSCAA Division III poll and d3soccer.com poll dated November 8.

Ohio Wesleyan is making its NCAA-record 34th Division III playoff appearance and its 32nd NCAA Division III playoff appearance in 34 years.

Ohio Wesleyan won the 1998 national championship and finished as runner-up in 1990 and 1992.

This is Ohio Wesleyan’s ninth appearance in the NCAA Division III semifinals.

Ohio Wesleyan won the North Coast Athletic Conference championship, Ohio Wesleyan’s fourth straight, seventh in the last 8 years, and 20th overall in the 28 seasons of NCAC competition.

Ohio Wesleyan is riding a conference-record 40-game unbeaten streak in NCAC games.

Ohio Wesleyan was the winningest men’s soccer team in the NCAA—regardless of division—during the 1980s, compiling a winning percentage of .815 to top such programs as Indiana, UNC-Greensboro and UCLA...the Battling Bishops bettered that during the 1990s, compiling a winning percentage of .825, and improved upon that during the 2000s, with a winning percentage of .827.

Ohio Wesleyan has had 37 NSCAA All-America selections during Jay Martin’s career.

Current team GPA: 3.4

Team received NSCAA All-Academic Honors 8 of last 10 years

Ohio Wesleyan ranks third in number of Academic All-America® selections since inception of soccer as separate team in 2002 with 9 (behind New Mexico and Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Ohio Wesleyan has had three players selected as Academic All-America® of the Year, Martin Forman in 1998, Josh Warren in 2006, and Jamison Dague in 2007

Ohio Wesleyan has had 18 total Academic All-America® selections