Hall of Fame
The 1990 men's soccer team was the first team to bring a national championship title to York College.
Head Coach Brad Fisher led the team to the Small College Athletic association's National Championship where they beat Northland College 2-1 in the championship game.
The Panthers closed out the tournament with team and individual honors as Mike Cleveland, Bobby Morrow, Mike Delaney, and Adam Basic were named to the All-Tournament team. Cleveland was also named Most Valuable Player of the tournament.
Over the course of the season, the team battled to a 14-5 record. Adam Basic led the team in scoring with 21 goals and 12 assists. Mike Flaherty followed with 13 goals and one assist. Kris Vaudrey allowed 26 goals on the year as he led the defense with a 1.52 GAA.
Coach Fisher said the team was "the most individually talented team I've had the privilege of coaching. We had guys from all over come together for one purpose-and they were able to obtain that end goal. I couldn't have been more proud of these guys."
The Panthers also had three players named to the All-American squad: Adam Basic, Dale Phillips, and Kris Vaudrey. The team consisted of David Arledge, Adam Basic, Jeffrey Chapell, Mike Cleveland, David Crump, Mike Delaney, Chad Duvall, Mike Flaherty, Daniel Greene, Jeff Hamm, Mathew Helm, Chris Luther, Seth Mohorn, Bobby Morrow, David Odom, Dale Phillips, Vance Pues, Adrian Rankin, Adam Reiser, Jeffrey Ross, John Seaman, Chris Stoot, Kris Vaudrey, and Coach Brad Fisher.
Because of their accomplishment as the Small College Athletic Association's National Champions, on October 23, 2015, the 1990 Panther men's soccer team is inducted into the York College Athletic Hall of Fame as its first Team of Distinction.Â
