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La K Er S S O C C Er G U Id E 2007 LAKERS SOCCER GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS Review & Results . 3 Preview . 4 Roster . 5 Coach Profiles . 6-7 Player Profiles . 8-25 Blette . 8 Bryce . 9 Carra . 10 Kincaid . 11 LeBrun . 12 Liberati . 13 Nazaré . 14 Pangie . 15 Roorda . 16 Scheer . 17 Scott . 18 Sessa . 19 Tracy . 20 Vanoostveen . 21 First Year Players . 22-25 Past Achievements . 26 SUNY Conference . 27 About SUNY Oswego . 28-30 Soccer Camp . 31 2007 Schedule . 32 2 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide 2006 RECAP The Oswego State men’s soccer team Oswego State made some noise in the The Lakers continued to show vast improvement post-season with a 1-0 SUNYAC Play-In under second-year head coach Robert Round win at Brockport. Mike Davis ‘07 ranked as one Friske. The Lakers once again qualified for scored the lone goal early in the second the SUNYAC Playoffs, and finished the half. The Lakers then bowed out in the of the top-20 season with an 11-9-1 overall record. It semifinals with a 1-0 loss to top-seed and was the first winning season for Oswego eventual tournament champions Geneseo. State since the 2000 season, thus ranking Oswego State was also invited to partici- most improved the Lakers as one of the top-20 most pate in the ECAC Upstate Tournament. improved Division III men’s soccer teams in Division III men’s the nation, as determined by the NCAA. Two Lakers earned All-SUNYAC recognition. Midfielder Jim Mertz ‘08 was a soccer teams in second-team selection and defender Pat Hurley ‘07 was named to the third team. the nation . 2006 Schedule & Results • 11-9-1 Overall, 4-4-1 SUNYAC Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Sept. 1 Flower City Tournament L 3-1 Oct. 7 Buffalo State L 3-0 at Univ. of Rochester Oct. 13 Plattsburgh L 4-1 Sept. 3 Consolation Game W 6-4 Oct. 14 Potsdam W 2-0 vs. St.John Fisher Oct. 18 Cortland W 2-1 (OT) Sept. 6 Morrisville W 4-3 (OT) Oct. 25 St. John Fisher W 4-3 (OT) Sept. 9 Nazareth L 2-0 Oct. 27 Utica W 4-2 Sept. 13 Alfred W 3-1 Oct. 31 SUNYAC Play-in W 1-0 Sept. 16 Hamilton L 4-1 vs. Brockport Sept. 19 Wells W 9-1 at E. Rochester H.S Sept. 22 New Paltz W 3-2 Nov. 3 SUNYAC Semifinal L 1-0 vs. Geneseo Sept. 23 SUNYIT W 1-0 at the Soccer Hall of Fame, Oneonta Sept. 29 Brockport T 1-1 Nov. 11 ECAC Upstate Tournament L 5-2 Sept. 30 Geneseo L 3-0 at Oneonta Oct. 6 Fredonia L 1-0 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide 3 2007 PREVIEW The Oswego State men’s soccer team Oswego State plays its first five games looks to continue its momentum in the away from home, opening at the difficult 2007 season and will face a difficult Flower City Classic hosted by the schedule both outside of the conference University of Rochester. The Lakers first and in SUNYAC play. home match won’t get any easier as they host Oneonta on Laker Field on Sept. 15. Oswego State returns 14 players from last Oneonta, a provisional member of the year’s team including junior co-captains SUNYAC, is a former Division I program Michael Roorda and Scott Vanoostveen. and the Red Dragons defeated the Lakers Other returners that saw significant playing in last year’s ECAC Upstate Tournament. time in 2006 include goalkeeper Shaun Sessa, defenders Jordon LeBrun and The Lakers will also play road games Jeremy Scott, midfielders Steven Tracy, against perennial SUNYAC powers Craig Nazaré, and Chris Carra, and Plattsburgh and Fredonia. Oswego State forwards Greg Blette and Mike Kincaid. hosts defending SUNYAC champion Geneseo on Oct. 12 at 4 p.m. The Lakers also have 11 newcomers on the roster, including nine freshmen and two transfers. 4 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide 2007 ROSTER Player No. Year Position Hometown John Alund 22 Fr. M Latham, NY Ryan Aman 12 Fr. D Walworth, NY Greg Blette 6 So. F Lakeview, NY Jeffrey Bryce 21 Jr. M Clay, NY Chris Carra 17 So. M Endwell, NY Felipe Cavalcanti 10 Fr. F Valatie, NY German Collazo 20 Fr. M Freeport, NY Dean Gaetano 8 Fr. M Mechanicville, NY Steve Glasshagel 16 Fr. D Coram, NY Michael Kincaid 7 So. F Amsterdam, NL Jonathan Kuracina 9 Fr. F Kingston, ON Marcus LaRobardiere 00 Fr. GK Camden, NY Jordon LeBrun 4 So. D Whitby, ON Nick Liberati 0 So. GK Poughkeepsie, NY Craig Nazaré 11 Jr. M Oakville, ON Justin Pangie 14 Sr. M Charlton, NY Mark Pereira 26 Fr. D Markham, ON Ben Peters 23 Fr. M Trenton, ON Michael Roorda 2 Jr. M Rochester, NY Christopher Scheer 25 So. F Ancram, NY Jeremy Scott 15 Jr. D Newburgh, NY Shaun Sessa 1 Jr. GK Ronkonkoma, NY Steven Tracy 13 Jr. M Vilseck, DE Scott Vanoostveen 5 Jr. D St. Catherines, ON Tom Wickham 19 Jr. M Broadalbin, NY 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide 5 Bob Friske Head Coach, 3rd year Irondequoit, New York Coach Robert Friske graduated from Plattsburgh State with a degree in Business and a minor in Athletic Coaching. While at Plattsburgh, he was a four-year defender for the Cardinals. He later earned a Master’s Degree from SUNY Brockport majoring in Athletic Administration. He has also earned his national coaching license from the National Soccer Coaching Association of America. In Vermont, Friske guided the Olympic Development Program as President. Coach Friske previously coached men’s soccer at Keuka College and Norwich University. He guided Norwich to an undefeated regular season and 3 NCAA Tournament appearances. The 2007 Oswego Laker season marks the 12th year for Friske as a collegiate varsity head soccer coach. With a career record of 126-89-7, he has directed his teams to eight straight conference tournament appearances, six conference tournament championship appearances, and five conference titles. 6 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide Jeff Baum Assistant Coach, 1st year • Oswego, New York Coach Jeff Baum has been coaching soccer since the early 1980’s. He is the former founder and director of Mexico Youth Soccer in Mexico, NY. His high school coaching career consists of coaching various varsity boys and girls teams. His girls’ teams include the former Bishop Cunningham High School and Mexico High School. He also spent many years as the Boys Varsity coach at Mexico High School. Currently, he coaches a local boy’s team and is on the Oswego Youth Soccer board. A graduate of Oswego State in 1983, he holds a degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Athletic Coaching. He earned a Masters of Science in 1987 from Oswego. Jeff currently holds a USSF class “D” license. He resides in Oswego with his wife, Terry and 2 children. Pat Hurley Assistant Coach, 1st year • Center Moriches, New York Pat comes to Oswego with a lot of college experience. Pat played his high school soccer at Center Moriches High School in New York. While there, he was a 2 time All League Conference player and was named All-County his senior year. Pat spent 2 years at Southern Connecticut State University. His team appeared in the NCAA those years. Pat came to Oswego State as a player in his junior year where he was a 2 year starter and captain. He led Oswego to 2 conference tournament appearances. Pat was named to the All Conference Team as well as All Tournament Team. Currently, Pat is a Technology Education major. Byron McMichael Assistant Goalkeeper Coach, 1st year • Kinderhook, New York Byron is a former goalkeeper at Oswego State. Previously, at Icabod Crane High School, Byron was named to the 1st team Patroon All Conference, Section 2 All League 1st Team, Class A Goalkeeper of the Year and 3rd team All State. Currently, Byron is a Meteorology and Mathematics major. 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide 7 Greg Blette Sophomore Midfielder/Forward Lake View, New York 6 Career Highlights Greg played in all 21 games and started an impressive 17. As a freshman he had 3 goals, one of which was an impressive game winner against SUNY Morrisville. Before Oswego Greg was a 4 year player and 3 year starter at Frontier High School. During his last two years he was named captain. In his junior year, Greg was named to the ECIC 2nd Team. Greg’s senior year was equally as successful as he was named to the ECIC 1st Team and earned the Daryl J. Krentz Award for Outstanding Senior Soccer Player. Greg played travel soccer with the Hamburg Soccer Club and Buffalo United Premier. Coaches Comments “Greg is a strong central player who can move the ball around all over the field. He is able to score goals and is a very good defender. He is dangerous both offensively and defensively in the air. We are looking for Greg to continue to be an important part of our offense and defense.” Year GP-GS GAPts Sh Shot % GW PK-ATT 2006 21-17 328 27 .111 1 0-0 Total 21-17 328 27 .111 1 0-0 8 2007 Laker Soccer Media Guide Jeff Bryce Senior Midfielder/Forward 21 Clay, New York Career Highlights Jeff did not participate in 2006 due to an injury. He has played in 22 games in his 2 years as an Oswego State Laker. Before Oswego Jeff played his high school soccer at nearby Cicero- North Syracuse High School. During 2005 and 2006, Jeff was part of the Open Men’s Empire State Games.
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