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Unb Msoc Media Guide 2018-19 MEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE INSTITUTION Location Fredericton, New Brunswick Website www.unb.ca President Dr. H.E.A. (Eddy) Campbell Director of Athletics John Richard [email protected] Athletics Website www.vreds.ca UNB REDS MEN’S SOCCER PROGRAM Nickname Reds School Colours Red and Black Affiliation U SPORTS Canada www.usports.ca Conference Atlantic University Sport (AUS) www.atlanticuniversitysport.com UNB REDS TEAM CONTACTS Head Coach Miles Pinsent [email protected] Staff Barry Morrison (Assistant Coach) Ben Law (Assistant Coach) George Lucas (Assistant Coach) Dylan Sembinelli (Student Therapist) Communications Andy Campbell C: 506-470-5578 O: 506-451-6894 OUR HISTORY The University of New Brunswick was founded in 1785 in Fredericton as the Academy of Arts and Science, a non- denominational institution modeled on the democratic ideals of the older Scottish universities. In 1800, the Provincial Academy of Arts and Science became the College of New Brunswick. King's College was established at Fredericton, New Brunswick in 1828 under the control of the Church of England. King's College offered the first engineering course taught at a Canadian university in 1854. In 1858 it was made non-sectarian under the designation of the University of New Brunswick. In 1859, it became the non- denominational University of New Brunswick. The governance of UNB was modeled on the provincial University of Toronto Act of 1906 which established a bicameral system of university government consisting of a senate (faculty) responsible for academic policy, and a board of governors (citizens) exercising exclusive control over financial policy and having formal authority in all other matters. The president, appointed by the board, was to provide a link between the two bodies and to provide institutional leadership. By 1920, the University of New Brunswick had two faculties: Arts, and Applied Science. It awarded the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, and Doctor of Science. The latter was awarded only in civil engineering, electrical engineering and forestry. It had 156 male students and 21 female students, and only eleven academic staff, all male. In 1964, a second, smaller campus was established in Saint John, New Brunswick. The growth of the UNBSJ campus is particularly notable, considering it began in 1964 with only 96 students spread throughout various buildings in Saint John's central business district. By the late 1960s, the Saint John Law School was moved to UNBF to become the University of New Brunswick’s Faculty of Law, and in 1968 UNBSJ moved into its new campus at Tucker Park. Both campuses have undergone significant expansion over the years and many University buildings have received funding from Lord Beaverbrook and other prominent industrialists and philanthropists. UNB's largest expansion coincided with the Baby boom, and its Fredericton campus tripled in size. In 1973 the New Brunswick Teachers' College (now the Faculty of Education) was absorbed into UNB. Originally a department in the Arts faculty, the University of New Brunswick’s Faculty of Business Administration was formed in 1980 and is a major supplier of management education. TODAY Now about 12,000 students from more than 100 countries have chosen the University of New Brunswick. We offer over 35 degree programs and 36 certificate and diploma programs in 110 disciplines. As a UNB student, you will be fully prepared to achieve your personal and career goals. Many programs (full-time and part-time) offer real-life work experience to provide you with a balance of practical skills and academic knowledge. Our students come from all walks of life – mature, full-time and part-time, domestic and international students of all ages and all backgrounds. There are also lots of campus activities – clubs and societies, recreational and varsity sports, student unions and a couple of student newspapers. There is always something going on and tons of people to make your university experience one of the best times of your life! On October 7, 2011 the University of New Brunswick officially opened the Richard J. CURRIE CENTER. The five-storey, 139,000-square-foot building is among the largest single construction projects in Fredericton's history. It was designed by B and H Architects in partnership with Sasaki and Associates. It was built by Moncton-based Acadian Construction. THE BMO CENTRE HOME OF THE REDS SOCCER PROGRAM On Sept. 17, 2011 The BMO Centre was officially opened on the UNB Fredericton campus. Earlier in the year BMO Financial announced a gift of $1.75 million, the largest gift to the university from a single corporate partner, with $1 million of the gift going to enhance the UNB Reds soccer program. With new signs on the clubhouse and around the field, it looks like a brand new facility. Construction is almost complete on the clubhouse attached to the turf facility, with offices, soccer changing rooms and washrooms, and an artificial turf. BMO Centre will be home to the UNB Reds soccer teams as well as the URec Red Bombers football team and other club sport teams and will be used extensively by the greater Fredericton community. The University of New Brunswick - step into a world where learning, tradition and inspiration are combined into a great life experience. Step into a world where learning is about more than just studying. With two main campuses, UNB is large enough to offer a wide range of programs yet small enough for the professors to actually know your name. Our students receive a quality education while learning about the world, future careers and life in general. CHOOSE UNB About 12,000 students from more than 100 countries have chosen UNB. We offer over 35 degree programs and 36 certificate and diploma programs in 110 disciplines. As a UNB student, you will be fully prepared to achieve your personal and career goals. Many programs (full-time and part-time) offer real-life work experience to provide you with a balance of practical skills and academic knowledge. Our students come from all walks of life – mature, full-time and part-time, domestic and international students of all ages and all backgrounds. There are also lots of campus activities – clubs and societies, recreational and varsity sports, student unions and a couple of student newspapers. Discover your true potential. Discover UNB. LEARN MORE ABOUT UNB Looking for more information about UNB? Why not check out our online detailed program search tool. You can also check out admissions requirements, learn more about tuition, financial aid and other money matters or check out student life at the University of New Brunswick; all at www.unb.ca. UNB REDS MEN’S SOCCER 2018-19 ROSTER UNB REDS MEN’S SOCCER 2018-19 ROSTER No. Name Position Elig. Hometown 1 Evan Barker Goalkeeper 3 Winnipeg, MB 2 Josh Niyonkuru Midfield 3 Ellerslie, PE 3 Luis Garcia Fullback 2 San Antonio, TX 4 Alex Dodgshon Midfield 1 Liverpool, UK 5 Harry Ratcliffe- Fullback 1 Essex, UK Bingham 6 Ben Gorringe Midfield 4 Truro, NS 7 Mario Maldonado Midfield 2 Tegucigalpa, HON 8 Alex O’Brien Midfield 4 Charlottetown, PE 9 Tristan Nkoghe Striker 1 Sherbrooke, QC 10 Matt Quigley Midfield 3 Conquerall Mills, NS 11 Jake Martin Fullback 1 Winnipeg, MB 12 Matt Boem Fullback 4 Mississauga, ON 13 Nick Ellingwood Fullback 3 Quispamsis, NB 15 Maximus Corre- Midfield 1 Markham, ON Manhu 16 Joe Hamilton Fullback 2 Morecambe, UK 17 Tom Pheulpin Midfield 3 San Antonio, TX 18 Joe Kemp Fullback 1 York, UK 19 Matt Minchella Fullback 2 Aurora, ON 20 Gabrial Caggiano Fullback 2 Edmundston, NB 21 Dan Walker Striker 4 Fredericton, NB 22 Grant Takacs Striker 2 Woodstock, ON 23 Keji Adeniyi Striker 1 London, UK 26 Thomas Barbara Midfield 2 Saint John, NB 27 Stuart Loop Midfield 1 Squamish, BC 28 Mohammad Al Haj Striker 1 Fredericton, NB Ali 31 Cameron Rae Goalkeeper 2 Fredericton, NB 32 Kristian D’Amore Goalkeeper 4 Mississauga, ON END OF REGULAR SEASON 2018-19 UNB TEAM PROFILE AUS Regular Season Record: 7-2-3 AUS Regular Season Standing: 3rd AUS Playoff record: 2-1 AUS Playoff Finish: Silver Medalists AUS 1st team all-stars: Ben Gorringe, Dan Walker AUS 2nd team all-stars: Joe Hamilton, Tristan Nkoghe AUS Rookie of the Year: Tristan Nkoghe U SPORTS All-Rookie Team: Tristan Nkoghe UNB TEAM HISTORY AT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Appearances: 1980, 1982, 1986, 1987, 2001, 2006, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017 (11) All-time medals: 3 (1-1-1)* Last appearance: 2017 *also finished tied for third in 1982, 1986 and 1987 when no bronze-medal games were played UNB REDS MEN’S SOCCER COACHING STAFF MILES PINSENT HEAD COACH Phone: 506 458-7858 Email: [email protected] • 2003 – Present: UNB Head Coach • 2006-07, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16 AUS Champions • 2013-14 CIS Bronze Medalists • 2015-16 CIS Silver Medalists • 4x Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year and 2012-13 Canadian Interuniversity Sport Coach of the Year. • Bachelor of Physical Education, UNB • Head Coach, Team Canada men’s soccer at Taipei 2017 Universiade BARRY MORRISON BEN LAW GEORGE LUCAS ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH • 2013 – Present: UNB • 2014 – Present: UNB • 2011 – Present: UNB Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Goalkeeper Coach (men’s & • Club Head Coach, • Former CIS All-Canadian women’s) Fredericton District Soccer • CIS Bronze Medalist, 2013 • Former CIAU All-Canadian Association • BPE (1988), UNB • Master Learning Facilitator, NCCP UNB REDS MEN’S SOCCER TEAM MEMBERS #1 | EVAN BARKER #2 | JOSH NIYONKURU Position: Goalkeeper Position: Midfield Eligibility: 3 Eligibility: 3 Hometown:
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