Senior (2005)
Bogdanov saw his promising season come to an abrupt end after just five starts... He appeared in eight games before injuring his knee -- while scoring the game-winning goal in double overtime versus George Washington... Minutes before his final goal of the season, Bogdanov tallied the game-tying goal to force the overtime period... Bogdanov was a three-time All-American at Incarnate Word before transferring to UD for his senior campaign, following coach Currier. Bogdanov was UD's leading scorer at the time of the injury with four goals and two assists in 481 minutes... Tallied his first goal as a Flyer in the season opener against Cincinnati, one of his two goals on the game. Also added the game-winner and an assist... The five-point performance earned him Atlantic 10 Player of the Week honors.

Junior (2004 at Incarnate Word)
Lubomir Bogdanov was named Division II NSCAA First Team All-America as he scored 23 goals in 23 games for Incarnate Word, which was the 12th-best goal scoring output in Division II...He finished with eight assists for a total of 54 points, which was 13th in Division II... Ended his career at UIW sixth on the all-time points list (130) in just three seasons. In the classroom, he was named Second Team CoSIDA Academic All-America, NSCAA Academic All-America First Team...Also named to the NSCAA Academic All-Midwest team, and to the Southwest Soccer Conference All-Academic Team...Led UIW to an 18-4-1 record, the Southwest Soccer Conference title, and third-straight Division II NCAA Tournament bid, UIW won the Midwest Region and advanced to the regional semifinals before giving up a goal in the final three seconds and losing 1-0 to eventual national champion Seattle University....UIW finished ranked No. 5 in Division II.

Sophomore (2003 at Incarnate Word)
NSCAA ThirdTeam All-Ameica selection after scoring 13 goals and registering eight assists for 34 points...Named First Team All-Conferenence, First Team All-Region, Thir Team All-American, COSIDA Academic All-District, Heartland President's Roll...Helped UIW to a 16-2-2 record and a return trip to the NCAA tournament...UIW ended the season ranked 10th in the nation.

Freshman (2002 at Incarnate Word)
NSCAA All-America Third Team...Scored 18 goals in 18 games for 42 points...Named First Team All-Conference, First Team All-Region, Heartland Conference Freshmen of The Year, Sixth-leading goal scorer in Division II...Led team to a 16-1-3 record, a No. 12 national ranking and the school's first NCAA tournament bid.

High School / Club
lead league in goals scored as a senior, guiding his team to a second place finish in the national championships...Played for U-18 Levski Sofia youth team...Five international caps with U-20 Bulgarian National Youth Team in Francophonic Games (Canada).

Personal
Son of Malina and Georgi Bogdanov...Majoring in Mathmatics.

Career Statistics

Year	GP	GS	Goals	Assists	Points	Shots	GW
2002	18	18	18	6	42	-	-
2003	20	20	13	8	34	-	-
2004	23	23	23	8	54	-	-
2005	8	5	4	2	10	19	2
TOTALS	69	66	58	24	140	19	2