University of Memphis Tiger men's soccer fan experience. The virtual guide contains photos, videos, bios and information about the Memphis men's soccer team.
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MEMPHIS WILL LOOK TO REPLACE GRADUATED GOALKEEPER MICHAEL GOODLETT IN 2010. 13 8 7 7 18 2010 BY THE NUMBERS 2005 1 Starters returning from 2009’s team Newcomers joining this season’s team Wins Richie Grant needs to tie former Tiger coach Chris Bartels for first all-time Number of Tigers that will hail from international homelands this season 2010 Memphis Men’s Soccer Experience 3 GOALKEEPERS Last season the Tigers advanced to the semifinals of the C-USA Tournament Collegiate games Jordan Leedle and Martin Hunter have played combined Goals Thomas Shannon scored last season on penalty kicks, the last three goals the Tigers scored in 2009 In 2010, the competition for the starter in goal will center around sophomore Jordan Leedle and incoming freshman Martin Hunter. Leedle, a native of Franklin, Tenn., has been in the Tiger program for the last two years but has found himself behind Michael Goodlett, who played his final game as a U of M footballer in the fall of 2009. Leedle assumed the starting netminder job during the spring and proved to be a steady force in goal for the Tigers. Hunter, a transplant from Newcastle upon Tyne, England, has played for the Sunderland AFC U18 squad prior to arriving in Memphis. Leedle and Hunter replace Goodlett, who ended is career with the third-best career goals against average in the program’s history. Goodlett finished his final campaign with Memphis in 2009 with a 1.27 goals against average in 16 starts. He racked up 59 saves and had six clean sheets in 2009.