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- Tim_Lenahan abstract "Tim Lenahan is the head men's soccer coach at Northwestern University. He has been coaching there since the start of the 2001 season. He is widely regarded as one of the top coaches in the Big Ten, as he rebuilt the Northwestern program from a team that had been winless over 35 games in 2000 and 2001 to a national power. His teams have made seven NCAA tournament appearances in the past nine seasons Northwestern has earned 108 wins over the past nine seasons, including 15 in 2004, and 14 in 2006, 12 in 2007 and 15 in 2008, and 13 in 2012.In 2004, the 'Cats burst on to the national scene ending Indiana's 50 game Big Ten unbeaten streak. Northwestern had been 4-67-4 in Big Ten play up until the Indiana win and had not won a Big Ten game in 27 tries. The 'Cats won 15 games and qualified for the NCAA for the first time in school history. In 2006, Northwestern advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament, defeating Cincinnati, St.Louis, and UNC Greensboro in the first three rounds. They lost in the fourth round to UC Santa Barbara, 3-2 after leading the game 2-1 . Northwestern finished 8th in the final rankings thanks to their impressive tournament run. In 2007, Northwestern climbed as high as #3 in the NSCAA polls and earned the first bye in their history when they were seeded #9 in the NCAA Tournament. Dave Roth was named the first All-American in Northwestern Soccer history. 2008 saw another run to the NCAA Elite Eight and a national ranking of as high as #2. They remained at the ranking of #2 for over a month and put together a 13 game unbeaten streak to start the season. After a tough final stretch, Northwestern rebounded in the NCAA Tournament to defeat Loyola, Notre Dame and Akron before falling to North Carolina in the Elite Eight in Chapel Hill. Their final ranking of #7 was an all-time best. In 2009, Northwestern responded with another strong season advancing to the Sweet Sixteen and a final RPI of 9th nationally. Mark Blades became the first two-time All-American in school history. Northwestern's RPI over the four seasons from 2006-2009 ranked as the 5th best nationally trailing only Wake Forest, Indiana, Virginia and Maryland and are one of only five teams to make it as far as the Elite Eight twice in the three years between 2006 and 2008.2011 saw Northwestern and Lenahan accomplish the rare undefeated double in winning the Big Ten Regular Season and Big Ten Tournament. In 2012, the Wildcats repeated as Big Ten Regular Season and reached the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. It was the fourth time Lenahan and Northwestern have reached at least the Sweet Sixteen in the last seven years.Lenahan previously served as the head soccer coach at Lafayette College, where he turned their fortunes around winning four Patriot League Titles (Two Patriot League Tournament Championships and Two Patriot League Regular Season Championships) in his three years (1998-2001) after taking over a team that had gone 4-12 in each of the two years prior to his arrival.Prior to Lafayette, Lenahan built Richard Stockton College into a Division III national power going to the NCAA Tournament in 1993, 1994, 1995, and 1996 and also capturing Richard Stockton's first NJAC Championship in 1996. Richard Stockton had been 2-15 the year prior to his arrival.Lenahan has been named either conference or NSCAA regional Coach of the Year in 1990, 1993, 1996, 1998, 2004, and 2011. He is a two-time winner of the Bob Voigts Coach of the Year at Northwestern and the only male recipient of the award to date.In addition to coaching success, Lenahan's mentorship has proven to be a springboard for some of the nation's top coaches. His former assistant coaches include current head coaches Jeff Haines, Richard Stockton College; Fernando Barboto, Iona College; Dennis Bohn, Lafayette College; Justin Serpone, Amherst College; Erik Ronning, Colgate University; Tom Carlin, Villanova University; Andy Fleming, Xavier University, Rich Nassif, Benedictine University, and most recently Neil Jones, Loyola University - ChicagoHis career coaching record stands at 250-147-56(.602)".
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