June 26, 2001

University Information
School  		The University of Virginia
Founded			by Thomas Jefferson in 1819
Nicknames		Cavaliers, Wahoos, `Hoos
Location		Charlottesville, Virginia
Enrollment		18,463
President		John T. Casteen (Virginia, `65)
Athletic Director 	Craig Littlepage (Pennsylvania, `73)
Colors			Navy and Orange

Soccer Information
Head 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 ACC
2000 Postseason 		Lost 3-0 to Creighton in NCAA Quarterfinals
Facility (capacity)		Klockner Stadium (8,000)
Conference			Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
Starters Returning/Lost		9/2
Lettermen Returning/Lost	15/4

Media Relations Information
Media Relations Director	Rich Murray (Washington & Lee, `71)
Men's Soccer Contact		Adam Jones (Bowling Green, `97)
Adam Jones' email		acj4b@virginia.edu
Adam Jones' Phone Number	(804) 982-5131
Media Relations Phone Number	(804) 982-5500
Media Relations Fax Number	(804) 982-5525
Men's Soccer Office Phone	(804) 982-5700
Web 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.