WEBSTER GROVES – In today's latest Tuesday Top 5, which delves into some of the top five statistical lists in the history of Webster University Athletics, we look at one of the oldest career records in the history of the men's soccer program. These statistical lists are based on actual rankings by the statistic or category listed with information on each of those student-athletes in the Top 5 rankings. 

Today's Tuesday Top 5 looks at the Top 5 totals for goalie saves in the 36-year history of Webster University men's soccer. Four of the five career goalie save marks were set prior to 2000, including the school record mark of 478 that was set by Bob Stevens from 1991-94. This group of five Gorloks accounted for a total of 1,087 saves during their playing careers in the net for the Gorloks.

Bob Stevens (1991-94) – 478 Saves … In his four years as a Gorlok, Stevens recorded a school record 478 saves in goal for the Gorloks. His career save record has stood since 1994 as he shattered the old school career mark of 184 saves that was set by Paul Mullen from 1987-89. Stevens' 478 career goalie saves are second most in the history of the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as Greenville's Steve Moore set a new career mark of 516 from 1998-2001. In his career as a Gorlok, Stevens, who was a three-time All-SLIAC selection (1991, 1993, 1994) recorded 100 or more saves in three of his four seasons in net, including tallying a single season school mark of 148 saves in 1994. He also had 139 saves in 1991, 103 saves in 1992 and 88 saves in 1993. His career save percentage of .837 is sixth in school history as he allowed 93 goals in 58 career matches. In his career, he compiled a 25-28-4 record and recorded 14 shutouts and holds the school's all-time mark for goalie games started (58) and is second all-time in career wins (25).  

Jeff Reis (1998-99) – 244 Saves … Reis completed his two year Webster career by recording 244 saves from 1998-99. Reis, who also played basketball for the Gorloks, was a two-time First-Team All-SLIAC selection and earned the SLIAC Player of the Year honor in 1999 and was the SLIAC Newcomer of the Year in 1998. In his two years in net for the Gorloks, Reis played in 38 matches and along with recording 244 saves, he allowed 28 goals and had an 0.71 goals against average and tallied a 16-2-2 record and had a school record 18 shutouts. He holds the school record for career save percentage (.897) and is second in saves (244) and goals against average (0.71). His 140 saves in 1998 are second on the school's single season chart, while his 104 saves in 1999 is eighth in a single season. Reis was inducted into the Webster Athletics Hall of Fame in 2010 and the SLIAC Hall of Fame in 2007.

Brian Woodward (2011-14) – 196 Saves … The only player on the Top 5 career saves list that played in the 2000's is Brian Woodward. In his four year career that spanned from 2011-14, he recorded 196 career saves, which are most in school history. As a Gorlok, Wooward, who was a two-time All-SLIAC selection in 2012 and 2013, including earning first team honors in 2012, played in 56 matches and made 42 starts and recorded a 27-16-6 record and allowed 67 goals and tallied 15.3 shutouts, which are second-most in school history. Woodward, who is currently serving as an assistant soccer coach for the Gorloks, holds the school's all-time mark for career goalie wins (27) and goalie games played (56) and is second in goalie games started (42), while his 13 wins in 2013 are second in a single season history. He had two seasons with 60 or more saves as he had 87 in 2012 and 64 in 2013.

Paul Mullen (1987-89) – 184 Saves … Before the arrival of Bob Stevens, the Gorloks men's soccer goal was manned by Paul Mullen, who lettered at Webster from 1987-89. In his three seasons as a Gorlok, Mullen recorded a then school record 184 saves in net, including a then single season school record mark of 139 saves in 1987. Prior to Mullen's arrival, no Webster goalie had recorded more than 100 saves in a season and since Mullen's departure in 1989, eight goalies have had 100 or more saves in a season. Along with being fourth in career saves, Mullen is tied for seventh in career wins with 15 as he posted a 15-16-2 record in net and had eight shutouts. In addition, he recorded a 1.51 career goals against averages and a .780 save percentage. His seven shutouts in 1988 are seventh most in a season in school history. Mullen also lettered in basketball at Webster during the 1987-88 season.

Jim Hartman (1994-97) – 162 Saves … Hartman closed his four year career in 1997 with 162 career saves, which at the time was third on the school's all-time chart and is now fifth in program history. He was an All-SLIAC selection in 1995 and recorded 30 or more saves in a season three times, including 81 saves in 1995. During his career, he played in 32 matches in net and allowed 34 goals and had an .827 career save percentage. He posted a 21-9-2 record and tallied 11.2 shutouts. His 21 career wins are third-most in school history, while his 1.10 goals against average is fourth all-time in school history and his 0.66 goals against average in 1995 is second on the school's single season chart.

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