Anthony Sherwood , a former All-American in 1989, is an Admissions Counselor for Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va. Anthony played one season for the Senators prior to transferring to VCU for two seasons. A former member of the Trinidad senior national team, Shirley now enjoys coaching kids in Richmond.
Mike Smith ('73) lives in Boston, MA and recently contact FOSS to help re-connect with old buddies and teammates.
Alison Schnabel (nee Jones) ('04) , is the all-time leading scorer and points champion in D&E Women's Soccer History. A pioneer of the first women's team, Schnabel was a four-time All-WVIAC Conference pick and lead the team in scoring in each of her four seasons. Alison was inducted into FOSS in 2004 and remains active as a liasion to recent graduates.
Mike Shue , a former All-American in 1975, is a school teacher in Snellville, Ga. Mike recalls the following about his playing days at D&E: "It was an awesome experience playing for Coach Schmaltz and Zlatko Tripkovic. The opportunity to play some fantastic players and individuals will always be cherished. We competed in everything that we did at D & E. It was competitive in the classroom as well as on the field. The best soccer experience was winning every conference game that we played in. ur opponents were denied the satisfaction of victory."span>
Hank Steinbrecher('74) , the former General Secretary of the United States Soccer Federation (USSF), resides in the suburbs of Chicago with his family. Hank is currently working as a consultant for several sports manufacturers and was recently inducted into the National Soccer Hall of Fame. In January 2006, he received the Honor Award from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and was roasted by more than 1,200 of his soccer peers. Congrats, Hank!
Scott "Stoney" Stonesifer('91) begins the new millennium as the proud papa of Brendan Robert Stonesifer, a bustling five-year old with a wicked left foot. Stoney and his wife, Jen, reside in Germantown, Md. Stoney has helped us print our annual t-shirts and made sure that Doc Davis could read his from across Graceland when we presented him with his jersey! He is a member of the "Beat Howard" trio with Dan Court and Tom Seetoo.
Charlie Straw('71) played four seasons for Dr. Greg Myers between the years 1968 and 1971. Charlie helped lead the boys to the 1968 and 1970 NAIA National Championships and fondly recalls his days alongside Lew, Nils, Hank, Skull, Fuzzy, Scotty and Joe. Charlie lives in New Mexico and remains active among alumni as the Vice President of FOSS.
Brad Saul('91) played two seasons for Coach Peter McCray between the years 1987 and 1989. Brad later coached at James Madison University with fellow FOSS member, Dr. Tom Martin ('71). He currently resides in Towson, Md., with his wife and two children.
Tom Seetoo('91) lives in Atlanta with his wife and told us that he's a lock for the 2007 Reunion.