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St. Louis Soccer HOF: The 2009 Inductees
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Jack Barry
Jack Barry

POSITION PLAYED: Coach
YEARS COACHED: 57
RECORD: 250 Wins 125 Losses

1950-51 Craig Club
1952 Treasurer Craig Club
1951-52 St. Matthew Crusader’s
1953-54 Army
1955-57 Holy Rosary
1963-71 Holy Rosary –Busch CYC Major Soccer League
1965-76 President CYC St. James the Greater
1965-73 Coached St. James – Judge Dowd League
1974-82 Coached Our Lady of Sorrows-Major Soccer League
1979 Helped form CYC Southwest District
1970-80 Held Soccer Clinics with Bob Guelker for
Parks & Recreation Department–City of St. Louis
Coached Pan American Trial Games

HONORS & AWARDS:
1993 Silver Boot Award - CYC
2003-07 Associate Director – Barry Sheets Soccer Camp


Don Doran
Don Doran

PLAYED: Midfield and Defense
YEARS PLAYED: 36

AMATEUR:
1972 Kutis
1973-76 St. Louis University
1977-78 Kutis
1979 CYC All-Stars
1981 Costa Mesa Cowboys
1984-90 Costa Mesa Cowboys
1991-95 Exiles (British Club)
1996-99 British Dominican Soccer Club
2000-06 DSV Danubia (German Club)
2007-09 Kutis

PROFFESSIONAL:
1979-80 St. Louis Steamers
1982-83 Los Angeles Lazers

HONORS & AWARDS:
1977 Drafted by St. Louis Stars (NASL)
1980 Drafted by California Sunshine (ASL)
First non-scholarship player to hold a position on SLU
MVP Costa Mesa Cowboys
MVP DSV Danubia


John Eilerman
John Eilerman

YEARS PLAYED: 11
POSITIONS PLAYED: Forward

1967-69 St. William
1969 Our Lady of Good Counsel
1969-72 St. Louis University
1970-72 Giesler-Jorgen
1973-76 Kutis
1977-80 Caleco’s

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1968 St. William MO Junior Cup Runner-up
1969,70,72 St. Louis University NCAA Champions
1971 St. Louis University NCAA Runner-up
1970, 71 Giesler-Jorgen St. Louis League Champions
1971 Giesler-Jorgen MO Amateur Cup Runner-up
1973 KUTIS St. Louis League Champions
1974 KUTIS St. Louis League Champions
1975 KUTIS Open Cup Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:
1976 CYC All-Star Team
2002 St. Louis University Hall of Fame


Frank Flesch
Frank Flesch

POSITIONS PLAYED: Wingforward & Wingback
YEARS PLAYED: 10

1971-74 UMSL
1971-80 Kutis

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1971 SECO - National Junior Cup Champs
1973 UMSL - NCAA Division II National Champs
1972-74-75-76-77-78 Kutis - St. Louis League Champs
1977 Kutis - MO Amateur Cup Champions
1977 Kutis - John Marre Cup Champs
1973-74-75-76-77-79 Kutis - MO Open Cup Champions?

HONORS & AWARDS:

1972 & 74 UMSL - Outstanding College Athlete of America
1974 UMSL - All Midwest Selection
1974 UMSL - Selected to participate in Senior Bowl
1974 UMSL - MVP
1974 Timothy F. Smith Sportsmanship Award Recipient
1975 Drafted by Denver Kicks (NASL)
2004 UMSL - Inducted into Sports Hall of Fame


Bob Huber
Bob Huber

POSITION PLAYED: Forward & Midfield
YEARS PLAYED: 32
6 Years KUTIS
1 Year PEPSI
2 Years KUNA Meat
2 Years L&L
4 Years EIU
4 Years STAG
1 Year Lincoln Mercury
12 Years Pasta House

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1968 EIU National Champions
1986 KUTIS (Over 30) National Finalist
2008 KUTIS (Over 50) National Finalist
2007,08 KUTIS (Over 55) Semi-Finalist

HONORS & AWARDS:
1969-70 EIU All District & All Midwest Selection
1969-70 EIU Team Captain
EIU Career Assist Leader
1970 Selected to all National Tournament Team


Don Huber_1
Don Huber

POSITION PLAYED: Forward
YEARS PLAYED: 16

1972-75 Florissant Celtics
1975-78 St. Louis University
1976-78 Big Four
1979 Tulsa Roughnecks – NASL
1981 Baltimore Blasts – MISL
1982-88 KUTIS
1987-90 Milford CONN

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1974 Florissant Celtics Jr. Cup Champions
1985 KUTIS National Open Cup Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:
1978 St. Louis University All- American
1976, 77, 78 St. Louis University Leading Scorer
1995 St. Louis University Hall of Fame




Ed Huneke
Ed Huneke

POSITION PLAYED: Coach
YEARS COACHED: 32
RECORD: 467-222-54

1975-85 Started Program and Coached at Lewis & Clark CC (Godfrey, IL)
1979-86 Coached NORCO U-18 to many League Champs
1981-87 State Select Coach for MO, IL and Regional Coach
1986-2007 Head Soccer Coach for SIU Edwardsville
1980 Received USSF “A” License

HONORS & AWARDS:
SIUE Has won 4 Great Lakes Valley Conference Champs
Member of SLU Athletic Hall of Fame
1972 &79 SIUE National Champs


Jim Kersting
Jim Kersting

POSITION PLAYED: Center Forward & Fullback
YEARS PLAYED: 13

1967 St. Bartholemew
1969-70 St. Ambrose
1971-72 St. William
1973 Woodson City
1974-80 KUTIS
1968,69, 70 SIU Edwardsville

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1968 St. Bartholemew CYC Major League Champions
1968 St. Bartholemew John Marre Cup Champions
1971, 72 St. William CYC Major League Champions
1971 St. William John Marre Cup Champions
1974-79 KUTIS St. Louis League Champions
1977 KUTIS MO Amateur Cup Champions
1977 KUTIS John Marre Cup Champions
1975, 79 KUTIS MO Open Cup Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:
1972 CYC All-Star Team


Tim Logush
Tim Logush

POSITION PLAYED: Forward & Midfield
YEARS PLAYED: 10

1970, 71 St. Bartholemew
1971, 75 KUTIS
1971, 74 St. Louis University
1976 Seattle Sounders NASL
1977-81 New Jersey Americans - Indianapolis Daredevils ASL

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1970 St. Bartholemew National Jr. Cup Champions
1971 KUTIS National Amateur Cup Champions
1972 & 73 St. Louis University National Champions
1971 & 74 St. Louis University National Champions Runner-up

HONORS & AWARDS:
1975 US National Team NCAA - College Senior Bowl
St. Louis University Hall of Fame
St. Louis University Selection to 1st 25 year team


Tom Malle
Tom Malle

POSITIONS PLAYED: Forward & Midfield
YEARS PLAYED: 30

1976-79 St. Louis University
1976, 79 KUTIS
1980 Buffalo Stallions
1981, 82 Chicago Horizons
1983 Detroit Express
1987 Burns Auto
1996-2000 Biggies (over 30)
2001, 03 Pasta House (over 40)

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1976 KUTIS Open Cup Champions
1977 KUTIS Amateur Cup Champions
1978 KUTIS Marre Cup Champions
1989 MITRE Indoor over 30 National Champions
1993 Burns Auto over 30 US National Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:
1975 All-State First Selection
1977 Regional Olympic Trials
18th on All-time scoring list for St. Louis University


Ron Paul
Ron Paul

POSITIONS PLAYED: Referee
YEARS REFEREED: 60
1946-50 CYC
1957-60 Missouri Amateur League
1982-90 Member MSHAA (Served as Secretary Vice-President)

HONORS & AWARDS:
8 Years Head of State Referee’s Association
18 Years Taught young referee’s
Recommended by many for St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame
2006 President’s Award (Missouri Youth Soccer Association)
20 Years State Referee Assessor, State Referee Emeritus,
Referee Assignor and Referee Instructor


Tim Rooney
Tim Rooney

POSITIONS PLAYED: Coach
YEARS COACHED: 32
RECORD: 750 Wins – 310 Losses – 44 Ties

1975-77 RUIZ Soccer Club (Head Coach) U14
1975-79 Flo Valley Community College (Asst. Coach)
1978,79 Scott Gallagher Soccer Club (Head Coach) U14
1980-82 Scott Gallagher Soccer Club (Head Coach) U16
1981-83 Steamers (Asst. Coach) MISL
1980-82 Anheuser Busch Soccer Club (Head Coach)
1980-85 UMSL (Asst. Coach)
1983-85 Busch Soccer Club (Head Coach) U19
1988-93 Norco Soccer Club (Head Coach) U19
1986-2009 Lewis & Clark Community College (Men-23 years)
1993-2009 Lewis & Clark Community College (Women-16 years)

CHAMPIONSHIPS:
1981 Scott Gallagher U16 MO Cup Champions
1980-82 Scott Gallagher U16 MO Cup Finalists
1980-81 Anheuser Busch John Marre Cup Champions
1980-81 Anheuser Busch National Amateur Cup Champions
1982 Anheuser Busch Midwest Amateur Cup Finalists
1981 Anheuser Busch MO Open Cup Champions
1984-85 Busch MO U19 Cup Finalists
Won London Cup London England (6-0)
1993 Norco MO U19 Cup Finalists
1999 NJCAA Women's Division 1 National Champs
2008 NJCAA Women's Division 1 National Champs

HONORS & AWARDS:
NJCAA National Coach of the Year (Women)
NSCAA National Coach of the Year (Women)
NSCAA Central Coach of the Year (Men & Women)
MCCAC Coach of the Year (Men & Women)
CCCI Coach of the Year (Men & Women)



Fred Schmalz
Fred Schmalz
POSITIONS PLAYED: Coach
YEARS COACHED: 36
RECORD: 403 Wins – 185 Losses – 58 Ties

Attended Laboure High School and Quincy College where he helped form the first Soccer team in 1964 and played on the 1966 NAIA National Championship Team

Earned Bachelor’s degree at Quincy and Masters at Western, IL

Coached Soccer at Wester IL, U of Wyoming and Davis & Elkins College before coming to Evansville in 1979

Founder of the West Virginia Youth Soccer Association

Retired after 2002 season

Fifth in all time wins among Division 1 coaches

13 conference championships

11 NCAA tournaments
2 NCAA Final-Fours
6 NAIA
3 teams ranked number 1 in national poll
Coached 25 All American players & 18 Academic All American players
Members of Quincy University Soccer Hall of Fame, Davis & Elkins College Soccer Hall of Fame, U of Evansville Soccer Hall of Fame and U of Indiana Soccer Hall of Fame

US Soccer regional and national staff Coach

Currently boys director of coaching for Evansville Soccer Club of the Goebel Soccer Complex


Richard Burns
Richard Burns, Jr. (Posthumously)

Richard participated in Soccer as both a player and a coach.



Following are the teams he played with:

1940-41 St. Louis Police 4th and 6th District Soccer Team
1946-49 Holy Rosary Senior Soccer Team

1948-49 CBC High School Soccer Team
1050-54 United States Air Force Soccer Team

1954-58 Holy Rosary Senior Soccer Team



CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1947 Holy Rosary CYC Senior League Championship
1948 Holy Rosary CYC Senior League Championship
1949 CBC -St. Louis High School League Champions
1949 Holy Rosary CYC Senior League Championship

HONORS AND AWARDS:

1962-63 Participated in forming Soccer Leagues at Berkeley, Hazelwood and ABC

1963-67 Berkeley Khoury League Sports Executive Board

1985 Meritorious Award from the Florissant CYC

[give and go]

Can anyone clear up some confusion in regards to the late coach of SLUH Edward "Ebbie" Dunn and the great Jimmy "Ebbie" Dunn of the renown Ben Millers team. (were they related?) just wondering. (both are STL HOFers and both are US Soccer HOFers, I think, although the National Soccer Hall of Fame web site just lists Jimmy Dunn.) By the way, the National Soccer Hall of Fame in Oneonta NY is now closed to the public and is moving some of the displays, etc. to the Eurosport facility in Hillsborough NC. The National Soccer Hall Of Fame will continue to induct members, etc, according to ussoccer.com.

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I received an email informing me that Coach Ebbie Dunn of SLUH is not currently in the National Soccer Hall Of Fame (yet) although he is in the NSCAA Hall Of Fame along with Harry Keough and Bob Guelker. Only 51 coaches are currently in the coaches (NSCAA) hall. select group IMO

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Buffet dinner 6:30 to 7:45
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[bradyt15]

When is it?

[Larry]

Thursday 10/13

[give and go]

does someone have the biography details for this years inductees? a couple of the names weren't familiar to me. (by the way, on this thread: Coach Huneke's bio has 1979 SIUE for Honors and I'm pretty sure he was still at Lewis and Clark then) IMO

[kimirn84]

A very nice evening. Congratulations to all the Inductees!

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Kim

www.norcosoccerclub.com

[GRAPEVINEsoccer]

Congratulations to this years St. Louis Soccer HOF: The 2011 Inductees!


HANK DARABCSEK
YEARS PLAYED: 7
POSITION PLAYED: Center Forward

1974 Mattingly’s
1971-73 L & L
1970 Pat Kenny
1969 Garzia’s
1968 Nicolis
1967 Keeny Tholey

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1971-73 L & L

HONORS & AWARDS:

1971-73 L & L All Star Khoury League




ERIC DELABAR
YEARS PLAYED: 1975 to Present
AMATEUR: Kutis, Ziegenhein, Kutis 30, Biggies, Mid Rivers Over 40, Mid Rivers Over 50
COLLEGE:
1976 – 1979 Quincy University (College)
PROFESSIONAL:
1979 – 1985 New York Cosmos (NASL), St. Louis Steamers (MISL)

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1975, 1977, 1978 – Quincy College NAIA National Champions
1976 - Quincy College NAIA Third Place
1977 - US Open Cup Runner Up to LA Macabi Soccer Club

HONORS & AWARDS:

1975 - NAIA National Tournament Team (Quincy College)
1976 - Best Defender, All District, All Illinois, All Region(Quincy College)
1976 - CYC All Stars
1977 – All District, All Illinois, All Region (Quincy College)
1977 – Squaw Valley Olympic Team Training Camp
1978 – Member 1st Olympic Gold Medal National SportsFestival Team-
Midwest
1978 – MVP, All District, All Illinois, All Region, All American (Quincy College)
1978 – NAIA National tournament Team (Quincy College)
1978 – Senior Bowl Member
1989 – Quincy College Hall of Fame
2002 – NAIA Hall of Fame
2008 – Quincy University Hall of Fame
1975 Team Induction




ED GETTEMEIER
YEARS PLAYED: 14
POSITION PLAYED: Goalie

1979 – 1982 SIU Edwardsville
1979 – 1982 Busch
1982 – 1983 Montreal Magic
1983 – 1984 Chicago Sting
1984 – 1986 St. Louis Steamers
1986 – 1990 Kansas City Comets

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

NCAA DIVISION 1 National Champions
1980 – 1991 Busch National Amateur Champs
1984 Member of Super Bowl Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:

1982 McDonald American
1982 SIU Most Valuable Player
1982 Senior Bowl Most Valuable Player
1983 NASL All Star




TIM PUTNAM
YEARS PLAYED: 10

AMATEUR:
1968 – 1972 Lindburgh
1972 – 1973 Stag
1973 – 1976 Kutis
1976 – 1978 Ziegenhein
COLLEGE:
1970 – 1972 So. Illinois University Edwardsville

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1970 (Lindburg) St. Louis League Champions
Missouri Amateur Champions
Marre Tournament City Champions
1974 (Kutis) St. Louis League Champions
1975 St. Louis League Champions
Missouri Open Champions
1976 St. Louis League Champions
1977 (Ziegenhein) CYC Major League Champions
Missouri Open Champions
1972 (SIU Edward.) NCAA Division II National Champions




JOHN SANDERS
YEARS PLAYED: 25
POSITIONS PLAYED: Forward

1966 - 1969 SLUH
1970 - 1974 Western Illinois University
1974 – 1978 McMahon Ford
1979 – 1980 Gianino’s
1981 – 1984 Budweiser
1985 – 1994 Marauders

HONORS & AWARDS:

1969 SLUH Captain, Leading Scorer, All-District
1972 WIU NCAA All-Midwest Selection
1972 US Olympic Trials
1973 Outstanding College Athletes of America
1974 WIU 4 Year Captain
1974 WIU MVP and All Time Leading Scorer
1988 1st Player inducted into WIU Athletic HOF





JOHN SCHNEIDER
YEARS PLAYED: 11
POSITIONS PLAYED: Midfield & Defender

2001-07 Kutis (Over 50)
1986 Kutis (Over 30)
1972 Drafted by St. Louis Stars
1971-1972 Quincy College
1969-70 University of Wyoming
1973 7-Up Soccer Club
1971-72 Our Lady of Sorrows

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

2001,02,07 Kutis (Over 50) National Semi-Finalists
1986 Kutis (Over 30) National Champions Runner-Up
1972 Quincy College NAIA National Runner-Up
1971 Quincy College NAIA National Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:

1972 Selected to in 1st Senior Bowl
1971 Quincy College All-American
1970 University of Wyoming All-American
Inducted in the Quincy College HOF
Named to Quincy College’s All time 1st 11




MARK SCOTT
YEARS PLAYED: 34
POSITIONS PLAYED: Midfield

1975-78 Rockhurst College
1978 Negwer Material
1979-80 Bombers
1981 John Stygar & Sons Funeral Home
1983-86 Ziegenhein Funeral Home
1987-89 Ramdale (Over 30)
1990 KUTIS (Over 30)
1993 Trashman
1997-2007 Holiday Inn (Over 40)
2007-08 KUTIS (Over 50)

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1976 Rockhurst College 2nd Nationals
1975, 78 Rockhurst College 3rd Nationals
1983 Ziegenhein MO Amateur Cup Champions
1988 Ramdale (Over 30) National Semi-Finalists
1990 KUTIS (Over 30) National Cup Semi-Finalists
1993 Trashman CYC City/County Championship
1994, 95 KUTIS (Over 30) Runner Up

HONORS & AWARDS:

1976 Rockhurst College Regional 1st Team All-American
1978 Rockhurst College NAIA 1st Team All-American




MARTY TODT
YEARS PLAYED: 21
POSITIONS PLAYED: Midfield & Forward

1989 Amighetti’s
1988 Budweiser
1986-87 Soccer Master
1984-85 Master Craft
1981-83 Gannett
1977-80 Kutis
1975-77 Gianino’s
1975 Meramec Community College
1972-74 St. Mathias
1971 Resurrection
1968 UMSL
1968-69 CSMAC

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1988 Budweiser (Over 30) National Champions




PAUL TURIN
POSITION PLAYED: Goalie

AMATEUR:
1976 Busch
1977 Gianino’s
1978 Kutis
COLLEGE:
1976 – 1978 Meramec Community College
1978 – 1980 University of South Carolina
PROFESSIONAL:
1979 – 1980 St. Louis Steamers MISL
1980 – 1982 Tulsa Roughnecks NASL
1983 – 1985 Detroit Express ASL

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1976 Meramec National Champions
1991 Soccer Dome 0VER 30 National Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:

1976 First Team All American All Tournament Team
1977 Second Team All American
1980 U. South Carolina – selected to NCAA Senior Bowl




PERRY VAN DER BECK
YEARS PLAYED: 19
POSITIONS PLAYED: Midfield & Defender

1978 – 1984 Tampa Bay Rowdies NASL
1983 Team America NASL
1984 – 1987 Dallas Sidekicks MISL
1987 – 1988 St. Louis Steamers MISL
1988 – 1992 Wichita Wings MISL
1991 – 1993 Tampa Bay Rowdies APSL
1994 – 1997 Tampa Bay Terror NPSL
1979 – 1985 US National Soccer Team (23 CAPS)

COACHED:

1996 – 1997 Tampa Bay Terror NASL
1998 - 2001 Tampa Bay Mutiny MLS
2008 –Present Technical Director of Tampa Bay Rowdies NASL
1977 – 1978 Captain US Youth Team
1979 US Pan Am Team Member
1978 – 1980 Captain US Olympic Team

CHAMPIONSHIPS:

1979 Tampa Bay Rowdies NASL
1987 Dallas Sidekicks MISL Champions
1998 St. Pete Kickers National Champions

HONORS & AWARDS:

1978 1st Player drafted out of High School into NASL
1985 US Soccer Player of the Year
1986 – 1993 Served on US Soccer Board of Directors


POSTHUMOUS INDUCTEES



NICK TOMLJENOVIC

YEARS PLAYED: 25
POSITION PLAYED: CENTER HALF/WINGER

1938 – 1951 (CROATIA)
NK SEGESTA SISAK
NK NEHAJ SENJ
NK NOVI VINODOL
NK IZOLA

1951 – 1958 (ITALY)
FC SALERNO
AS UDINESE UDINE

1958 – 1964 (ST. LOUIS)
JADRAN
NK CROATIA (Player & Coach)
KUTIS

HONORS & AWARDS:

Co-Founder of the Missouri State Soccer Federation also serving as President
One of the first three referees to be named Lifetime Member of the US Soccer Federation
Refereed Matches and Tournaments in the US and Canada




SLOBO ILIJEVSKI

POSITION PLAYED: GOALIE

1978 – 1979 Detroit Express
1980 Atlanta Chiefs
1980 - 1988 St. Louis Steamers
1988 – 1989 Baltimore Blast
1989 – 1992 St. Louis Storm
1992 – 1993 St. Louis Ambush
2000 – 2008 Kutis Veterans SC

HONORS & AWARDS:

Holds Record for Most Games Played by Goalkeeper in MISL
1982 Goalkeeper of the Year – All MISL Team
1984 Goalkeeper of the Year – All MISL Team
Member MISL Soccer Hall of Fame

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[Larry]

cool to see the Steamers getting in! aint no stopping us now!

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not sure who compiles these biographies, but can they provide high schools? I know Perry went to St. Thomas; Turin went to CBC; Delabar went to Desmet; Gettemeier went to Kennedy; Sanders SLUH; ...anyone know where Todt, Schneider, Scott, went? (Perry missed some Aquinas games because of occasional national team duty)