2015 Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer season

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Season2015
ChampionsSIUE
Missouri Valley Conference
Season2015
ChampionsSIUE
MVC Tourney WinnerDrake
To NCAA tournamentDrake
Matches106
Goals153 (1.44 per match)
Average goals/game1.205
Top goalscorerWes Carson, UCA
9 goals
Biggest home winEvansville 4–0 Northern Kentucky (November 3)
Bradley 4–0 Missouri State (October 17)
SIUE 4–0 UCA (October 3)
Drake 4–0 UMKC (September 15)
Biggest away winBradley 5–1 Evansville (October 10)
Highest scoringIncarnate Word 8–1 UCA (September 18)
Oral Roberts 6–0 UCA (October 27)
Longest winning run8 games
SIUE (October 3–November 13)
Longest unbeaten run9 games
SIUE (October 3–November 15)
Longest winless run12 games
UCA (September 6–October 27)
Longest losing run10 games
Evansville (September 23–November 3)
Highest attendanceH–2,375 SIUE vs. UCA
A–5,483 UCA @ St.Louis
N–584 Bradley vs. UNLV @ Utah Valley
Lowest attendanceH–90 Drake vs. UMKC
A–103 Bradley @ Western Illinois
N–22 Missouri State vs. Loyola Marymount @ New Mexico
Total attendance80,697
Average attendance761.29
2014
2016
All statistics correct as of November 23, 2015.

The 2015 Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer season was the 25th season of men's varsity soccer in the conference.[1] The defending regular season champion was Missouri State,[2] and the defending postseason champion was Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE).[3]

The Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer tournament was hosted by SIUE on Bob Guelker Field at Ralph Korte Stadium in Edwardsville, Illinois on November 11, 13, and 15.[4] The Drake Bulldogs defeated the host team in the final 1–0[5] and advanced to the NCAA tournament. They then upset 17th ranked Kentucky before falling in the second round to 9th ranked and 12th seeded Creighton.[6]

2015 Missouri Valley Conference men's soccer standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L TW L T
SIUE5101252
Bradley4117101
Drake3121353
Missouri State321665
Loyola Chicago2221045
Central Arkansas1502151
Evansville0603130
As of November 22, 2015
Rankings from NSCAA
Team Location Stadium Capacity Head coach Uniform supplier
Bradley Braves Peoria, Illinois Shea Stadium 3,800 United States Jim DeRose Germany adidas
Central Arkansas Bears Conway, Arkansas Bill Stephens Track/Soccer Complex 300 United States Ross Duncan Germany adidas
Drake Bulldogs Des Moines, Iowa Cownie Sports Complex 2,000 Scotland Gareth Smith Germany adidas
Evansville Purple Aces Evansville, Indiana McCutchan Stadium 2,500 United States Marshall Ray Germany adidas
Loyola Ramblers Chicago, Illinois Loyola Soccer Park 500 New Zealand Neil Jones United States Nike
Missouri State Bears Springfield, Missouri Plaster Sports Complex 16,600 United States John Leamy Germany adidas
SIU Edwardsville Cougars Edwardsville, Illinois Ralph Korte Stadium 4,000 United States Mario Sanchez Germany adidas

Season outlook

2015 Preseason MVC Coaches' Poll[7]

RankTeam (1st-place votes)Points
1SIUE (3)42
2Missouri State (3)39
3Loyola38
4Bradley (1)27
5Drake26
6Evansville15
7Central Arkansas9

2015 Preseason MVC All-Conference Team[7]

PlayerSchoolPositionClassHometown (High school)
Alec Bartlett Drake Defender Senior Overland Park, Kansas (St. James Academy)
Grant Bell Bradley Defender Senior Springfield, Ill. (Rochester H.S.)
Justin Bilyeu SIUE Defernder Senior St. Louis, Missouri (CBC H.S)
Elliot Collier Loyola Forward Sophomore Hamilton, New Zealand (Saint Paul's Collegiate)
Tim Dobrowolski Loyola Goalkeeper Senior Rockford, Illinois (Boylan Catholic)
Mark Anthony Gonzalez Evansville Forward Senior Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Robert F. Hall Catholic)
Emmerich Hoegg Missouri State Midfielder/Forward Senior Crestview, Florida (Choctawhatchee High)
Austin Ledbetter SIUE Defender Junior St. Charles, Missouri (CBC H.S)
Eric Schoendorf Loyola Midfielder/Defender Senior Delafield, Wisconsin (Catholic Memorial)
Mueng Sunday Drake Midfielder Junior Coralville, Iowa (Iowa City West)
Kyle Thomson Loyola Midfielder Sophomore Park Ridge, Illinois (Maine South)
James Wypych Drake Midfielder Junior Wellington, New Zealand (St. Patrick's College)

Postseason

Honors

References

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