I am having a hard time figuring out why this regular expression does not
have multiple captures for the group.  When checking the regular expression
in a testing tool like "Expresso" it seems to work fine.

Input (All on one line - watch for wordwrap):
Student Results [weight=103]: SMITH=PASS JONES=WARN WRIGHT=WARN JOHNSON=WARN

Regular Expression:
(?<studentname>([\w-!\[\].,;:?/!@#$%^&*()<>{}|\~`'"=+-]+))=\w+(?:\s+|$)

Expected Output: A Group with multiple captures of: "SMITH", "JONES",
"WRIGHT".

Code I was using:

Regex myRegexTest = new Regex(
@"(?<studentname>([\w-!\[\].,;:?/!@#$%^&*()<>{}|\~`'""=+-]+))=\w+(?:\s+|$)",
RegexOptions.IgnoreCase | RegexOptions.Compiled ) ;
m = myRegexTest.Match( sText.ToString() ) ;
Console.WriteLine( "Groups Count: " + m.Groups.Count ) ;
Console.WriteLine( "Groups Capture 0: " + m.Groups[0].Captures.Count ) ;
Console.WriteLine( "Groups Capture 1: " + m.Groups[1].Captures.Count ) ;
Console.WriteLine( "Groups Capture 2: " + m.Groups[2].Captures.Count ) ;

When I look at the output I get 3 groups each with one capture.  When I look
at whats captured I always end up with just "SMITH" and never the other two
names.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Amy.