2001 Virginia Men's Soccer Quick Facts

Story Links

June 26, 2001

University InformationSchool  		The University of VirginiaFounded			by Thomas Jefferson in 1819Nicknames		Cavaliers, Wahoos, `HoosLocation		Charlottesville, VirginiaEnrollment		18,463President		John T. Casteen (Virginia, `65)Athletic Director 	Craig Littlepage (Pennsylvania, `73)Colors			Navy and Orange

Soccer InformationHead Coach George Gelnovatch (Virginia, `87)Gelnovatch’s Record at UVa 82-26-11 overall, 17-7-6 ACC (five years)Gelnovatch’s Overall Record 82-26-11 overall, 17-7-6 ACC (five years)UVa Assistant Coaches Craig Reynolds (SUNY-Brockport, `75), Mike McGinty (Wake Forest, `95)2000 Record and Finish 17-6-1 overall, 5-1-0 ACC2000 Postseason Lost 3-0 to Creighton in NCAA QuarterfinalsFacility (capacity) Klockner Stadium (8,000)Conference Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)Starters Returning/Lost 9/2Lettermen Returning/Lost 15/4

Media Relations InformationMedia Relations Director Rich Murray (Washington & Lee, `71)Men’s Soccer Contact Adam Jones (Bowling Green, `97)Adam Jones’ email acj4b@virginia.eduAdam Jones’ Phone Number (804) 982-5131Media Relations Phone Number (804) 982-5500Media Relations Fax Number (804) 982-5525Men’s Soccer Office Phone (804) 982-5700Web Site www.virginiasports.com

Top Returners

Kenny Arena, , Jonathan Cole, David Comfort, Alecko Eskandarian, Ryan Gibbs, Ryan Kelly, Jacob LeBlanc, Marshall Leonard, Kyle Martino, Mahatha Oliver, Kyle Singer, Eric Solomon, Steve Totten, Rob Wright.

Top Newcomers

Kirk Dinnal, John Hartman, Jeff Tuman.