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2008-09 NEC Men’s Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Matt Jones, Sacred Heart Major: Business

Sacred Heart senior goalkeeper Matt Jones (Stoke-on-Trent, England/Sandon) collected NEC Scholar-Athlete honors in men’s soccer last year. Jones earned the third all-NEC honor of his career last fall when he was voted a first team all-star following an outstanding campaign between the pipes for the Pioneers, who just missed out on a playoff berth. Jones finished the season with a 1.08 goals against average and four shutouts. He started every game in net for Sacred Heart from the moment he stepped on campus four years ago, ending his career with 71 matches, 30 wins, 21 shutouts and over 6,500 minutes played. He also had the rare distinction of a keeper scoring a game-winning goal in the 2008 season when he converted a penalty kick in a 2-1 double overtime win over Maine on September 5th. Jones, who was a second team all-conference selection as a freshman and first team honoree as a junior, calls Stoke-on-Trent, England home. He compiled a 3.63 grade point average majoring in Business. Returning NEC Scholar-Athletes Name School Yr. Major Name School Yr. Major Patrick Bedard BU Sr. Accounting George Caiella MU So. Undeclared Norbert Guery BU Jr. International Bus./Mktg. Bryan Davis MU Jr. Business Administration Francis Hand BU So. Undeclared Christian Nogueria MU So. Undeclared Sean Kaukas BU Jr. Undeclared Eric Detzel MSM Jr. Computer Science/Math Benjamin Lawrence BU So. Undeclared Kyle Patrick MSM So. Business Erik Lekstrom BU Jr. Undeclared Scott Phinith MSM Jr. Business Jordan Martin BU Jr. Undeclared Zach Murray QU Sr. Science Studies Thomas Nelan BU Jr. Undeclared Kevin Nunes* QU Sr. Psychology Paul Armstrong CCSU Sr. Exercise Science Alexander Rousselle QU Sr. Finance Robert Cavener CCSU Jr. Finance Rodrigo Uchoa* QU Jr. Finance Eduardo Ortiz CCSU So. Management Brett Uttley QU So. Undecided Aaron Durr CCSU So. Political Science Dan Braun* RMU So. Undecided Jared Speiker CCSU So. Construction Management Tyler Gardner* RMU So. Undecided Blaine Veldhuis CCSU Jr. Criminal Justice Chase Raymond RMU So. Computer Info Systems Rob Brandt* FDU So. Finance Neil Shaffer* RMU Jr. Media Arts Nicholas Canderan FDU Jr. Political Science Denis Brunotte* SHU Gr. Liberal Arts Vin Reinecke FDU Sr. Criminal Justice Jesper Fredriksson SHU Sr. Business Carl Spence FDU Sr. Communication Aaron Kiely SHU Jr. Psychology Cristian Vasconez FDU So. Management Tyler Locatell SHU Jr. Business Nicholas Alderiso LIU So. Physician’s Assistant Mario Mililli SHU Jr. Business Nicholas Conklin LIU So. History William Richards SHU Jr. Business Steven Jakubowski LIU So. Finance Chris Antonino SFNY Sr. English Adam Kelemet LIU Sr. Sociology/Anthropology Nick Antonino SFNY So. Biology Joshua Maley* LIU So. Business Management Greg Baum SFNY Jr. Undeclared Daniel Sauerhoff LIU So. Undecided Nick Baum SFNY Jr. Criminal Justice Craig Stant LIU Jr. Marketing Edson DaSilva SFNY Sr. Management Emiliano Tramontozzi LIU Sr. Sports Science Joe Di Lorenzo SFNY So. Management Daniel Wright* LIU Sr. Journalism Javier Gonzalez SFNY Sr. Management Robert Allen MU So. Business Administration Darrius Marcellin SFNY Sr. Economics Chase Barbieri MU Jr. Undeclared Xavier Merchan SFNY Jr. Sociology Daniel Bostock MU Sr. Communications Robbie Weir SFNY So. Undeclared * Denotes Commissioner’s Honor Roll Award Recipient (3.75 GPA and higher)

Congratulations to the 2008 Team GPA Award Winner: Long Island (3.28) Northeast Conference Fans:

Welcome to the 2009 Northeast Conference Men’s Soccer Championship! Now in its 29th season, the NEC is proud to bring its men’s soccer tournament to the West Long Branch community and host Monmouth University for the fifth consecutive year. The Garden State autumn will provide a picturesque backdrop for one of the final NEC championships of the fall. Consisting of 12 institutions of higher learning located throughout six states, the NEC is committed to providing opportunities for student- athletes to achieve their fullest potential both in athletic competition and in the classroom, as well as becoming an NCAA Division I leader for athletic success, academic achievement and integrity, sportsmanship, equity and diversity, community partnership and national engagement. NEC member institutions include Central Connecticut State, Fairleigh Dickinson, Long Island, Monmouth, Mount St. Mary's, Quinnipiac, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, St. Francis (NY), Saint Francis (PA) and Wagner. Bryant University will become a core member of the NEC in 2012 upon completion of the five-year NCAA Division I reclassification period. NEC institutions span a number of diverse locations, from the urban bustle of Brooklyn, NY to the rural settings of Loretto, PA and Emmitsburg, MD, to the beaches and shoreline of West Long Branch, NJ. But when it comes to intercollegiate athletics, the goal of the NEC is consistent - to provide its members the opportunity to participate in quality competition at the Division I level while operating programs that are fully integrated in the academic mission of each institution. The NEC’s commitment to academic excellence has translated into national recognition for both individual student-athletes and the league’s member institutions as a whole. NEC student-athletes consis- tently graduate at well above the national average and its athletic programs continue to be honored for their Graduation Success Rate (GSR) and Academic Progress Rate (APR) figures. On a conference-wide level, more than 2,000 student-athletes qualified for the NEC Academic Honor Roll in 2008-09, nearly a 25 percent increase from the previous year. Saint Francis (PA) posted the highest GPA in the conference to claim the NEC Institutional Academic Award for the first time. On the field of play, the NEC has enjoyed many successes both regionally and nationally, competing in 21 NCAA championships each year. Last season, men’s soccer had its most successful year since 1987 with three student-athletes earning All-America honors, including QU’s Graciano Brito, FDU’s Samson Malijani and MU’s Angelo Amato. In 2009, Monmouth was a staple among the NSCAA National Rankings, reaching as high as No. 7 towards the end of October to match the national standing FDU attained during its 2005 campaign, marking a NEC-best in the modern era. The future of the NEC looks even brighter with new facilities and improvements recently completed, under construction or in planning stages at a majority of the league’s member institutions. We also would like to thank you, the fans, for your support and tremendous enthusiasm for the sport of men’s soccer. Enjoy the action! Sincerely,

Ron Ratner, Interim Commissioner Message To Spectators Northeast Conference member institutions value the principles of sportsmanship and the ideal of pursuing victory with honor in intercollegiate athletics. The Conference believes that athletics should be conducted in a way that reflects positively on the individual participants and institutions. The essential elements of sportsmanship and ethics in sports are embodied in the concept of character building and seven core principles: respect, responsibility, fairness, honesty, integrity, caring and civility. The highest potential of sports is achieved when competition reflects these seven principles. The NEC has communicated this message through public service announcements that air on televised football and basketball games, public address announcements at all events and signage on each member campus. The Conference also implemented a new Team Sportsmanship Award program in 2008-09 to recognize those teams and student-athletes who adhere to the principles of sportsmanship and pursue victory with honor. Saint Francis (PA) finished the year with a league-high six sportsmanship awards, which are voted on by student-athletes and coaches following the conclusion of each athletic sea- son.

In 2009-10, the NEC is partnering with the NCAA on a "Respect" campaign to address sportsmanship and fan behavior issues through education, communication and enforcement when problems arise. NEC Men’s Soccer History NEC Tournament Records Tournament Individual Records Category Record Player (School) Date Goals Tournament (Game) 4 Joni Kallioinen (MU) vs. RMU 1991 Musa Shannon (RMU) vs. MSM 1996 Tournament 4 Five times - last Samson Malijani (FDU) 2008 Assists Tournament (Game) 2 Six times - last Sergio Munoz (FDU) 2008 Tournament 3 Steven Holloway (MU) 2005 Points 2008 NEC All-Tournament Team Tournament (Game) 8 Joni Kallioinen (MU) vs. Robert Morris 11/9/91 Musa Shannon (RMC) vs. Mount St. Mary’s 1996 Tournament 9 German Quijano (FDU) 1989 FDU: Samson Malijani* Samson Malijani (FDU) 2008 Saves Majdi Zaineh Tournament (Game) 12 Jim Adams (MU) vs. Mount St. Mary’s 11/3/90 Marcos Morales Tournament 22 Jim Adams (MU) 1990 Save Percentage Sergio Munoz Tournament 1.000 Jim Adams (MU) (22 saves) 1990 Andres Gomez (LIU) (3 saves) 1997 Michel Peters (SFNY) (8 saves) 1998 MSM: Vinnie Berry Ryszard Gorski (LIU) (6 saves) 2002 Andrew Nucifora (FDU) (12 saves) 2002 Steve Pathroff Brian Rowland (UMBC) (6 saves) 2002 Ryszard Gorski (LIU) (7 saves) 2003 Chris Wheeler Paul Armstrong (CCSU) (10 saves) 2007 Goals Against Average Tournament 0.00 Ten times - last Paul Armstrong (CCSU) (0 goals) 2007 MU: Angelo Amato Daniel Bostock Tournament Team Records Category Record School Date Goals Tournament (Game) 7 Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Mount St. Mary’s 11/16/08 QU: Graciano Brito Tournament 10 Fairleigh Dickinson 1989 Frederick Hall Assists Tournament (Game) 6 Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Long Island 11/5/89 Rider vs. Long Island 11/6/92 Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Mount St. Mary’s 11/16/08 * Tournament MVP Tournament 10 Fairleigh Dickinson 1989 Saves Tournament (Game) 12 Monmouth vs. Mount St. Mary’s 11/3/90 Rider vs. Long Island 1/6/92 Tournament 22 Monmouth 1990 Save Percentage Tournament 1.000 Ten times - last Central Conn. St. 2007 Goals Against Average Tournament 0.00 Ten times - last Central Conn. St. 2007 Shots Tourament (Game) 25 Long Island vs. Robert Morris 11/9/01 Tournament 43 Long Island 2001

2008 Championship Game Recap: Fairleigh Dickinson Captures Sixth NEC Men’s Soccer Championship With 7-2 Win Over Mount St. Mary’s West Long Branch, NJ -- Tournament Most Valuable Player Samson Malijani (Lusaka, Zambia/La Sapienza) recorded a hat trick and added an assist as second-seeded Fairleigh Dickinson pulled away for a 7-2 win over fourth-seeded Mount St. Mary’s in the title match of the 2008 NEC Men’s Soccer Tournament held at the Great Lawn in West Long Branch, NJ. It was the sixth NEC Tournament championship for the Knights, the most in league annals.

The seven goals for FDU established an NEC Tournament record, eclipsing the previous record of six set by the Knights in a 6-3 win over Long Island in the 1989 conference title game. The combined total of nine goals matched the nine in the aforementioned contest as the most in NEC Tournament history. Five different players scored for FDU on the afternoon.

Trailing by three goals, Mount freshman midfielder Ian Hendrie’s (Potomac, MD/St. Andrew’s Episcopal School) header off a corner got by Zaineh, but was swept off the line by the FDU defense in the 63rd minute. Malijani secured his hat trick with 13:54 remaining in the contest. It was Malijani’s fourth goal of the NEC Tournament and 18th of the year. The two teams combined for 41 shots on the afternoon with the Mount holding a 24-17 advantage. Mount St. Mary’s also totaled 11 corner kicks, compared to three for FDU.

Zaineh finished with nine saves for the Knights. The Mount’s Davis stopped four shots. NEC Men’s Soccer History Regular Season & Tournament Champions Year Champion Coach Record Tournament Coach Site 1985 Long Island Arnold Ramirez 6-0-0 None 1986 Long Island Arnold Ramirez 5-0-1 None 1987 Loyola Bill Sento 5-1-0 None 1988 FDU Ben Stravato 4-1-0 None 1989 Long Island Arnold Ramirez 5-1-1 FDU Ben Stravato Teaneck, NJ 1990 Monmouth Wayne Ramsey 6-1-0 Monmouth Wayne Ramsey W. Long Branch, N J 1991 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington 6-1-0 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington W. Long Branch, NJ 1992 Robert Morris John Kowalski 6-1-1 Rider Russ Fager Teaneck, NJ 1993 Monmouth/ Wayne Ramsey/ 6-2-0 Robert Morris John Kowalski Teaneck, NJ FDU Tom Lang 1994 Robert Morris Peter Smith 7-0-1 Robert Morris Peter Smith Coraopolis, PA 1995 Robert Morris John Kowalski 8-0-0 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington Coraopolis, PA 1996 Robert Morris John Kowalski 7-1-0 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington Coraopolis, PA 1997 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington 5-1-0 Long Island Arnold Ramirez Brooklyn, NY 1998 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington 7-1-1 St. Francis (NY) Sam Carrington Brooklyn, NY 1999 UMBC Pete Caringi 9-0-1 UMBC Pete Caringi Baltimore, MD 2000 FDU Seth Roland 8-2-0 FDU Seth Roland Teaneck, NJ 2001 FDU/ Seth Roland 8-2 FDU Seth Roland Hamden, CT Robert Morris Bill Denniston 8-2 2002 Long Island T.J. Kostecky 8-1-1 FDU Seth Roland Baltimore, MD UMBC Pete Caringi 8-1-1 2003 FDU Seth Roland 7-1-1 FDU Seth Roland Loretto, PA 2004 FDU Seth Roland 7-2 Long Island T.J. Kostecky Teaneck, NJ 2005 Monmouth Rob McCourt 6-0-3 Robert Morris Bill Denniston West Long Branch, NJ 2006 Monmouth Rob McCourt 7-0-2 Monmouth Rob McCourt West Long Branch, NJ 2007 Monmouth Rob McCourt 7-2 Central Conn. St. Shaun Green West Long Branch, NJ 2008 Monmouth Rob McCourt 6-1-2 Fairleigh Dickinson Seth Roland West Long Branch, NJ 2009 Monmouth Rob McCourt 8-1-1 Coach of the Year Rookie of the Year Play-In Results 1995 John Kowalski Robert Morris 1995 Dmitri Petrouniak St. Francis (NY) 1994 Robert Morris 1, Lafayette 0 1996 Mark Mettrick Mount St. Mary's 1996 Duncan Gladwin Mount St. Mary's 1995 Rhode Island 4, St. Francis (NY) 0 1997 Sam Carrington St. Francis (NY) 1997 Rafael Solano Long Island 1996 Army 3, St. Francis (NY) 0 1998 Sam Carrington St. Francis (NY) 1998 Agard Radoncic St. Francis (NY) 1997 Boston Univ. 1, Long Island 0 1999 Pete Caringi UMBC 1999 Niall Lepper Mount St. Mary’s 1998 Jacksonville 3, St. Francis (NY) 0 2000 Seth Roland Fairleigh Dickinson 2000 Dirceu Hurtado Fairleigh Dickinson 1999 UMBC 0, Lafayette 0 (4OT) 2001 Bill Denniston Robert Morris 2001 Derek McElligott UMBC UMBC wins on penalty kicks, 6-5 2002 Pete Caringi UMBC 2002 Jorden Holder Central Connecticut St. 2000 Illinois-Chicago 2, Fairleigh Dickinson 0 2003 Shaun Green Central Connecticut St. 2003 Alex Harrison Central Connecticut St. 2004 B.J. Craig St. Francis (PA) 2004 Pino Tubito Fairleigh Dickinson NCAA Tournament Results 2005 Rob McCourt Monmouth 2005 Yan Klukowski Central Connecticut St. 1985 Columbia 3, LIU 1 (OT) 2006 Rob McCourt Monmouth 2006 Samson Malijani Fairleigh Dickinson 1986 Hartwick 3, LIU 2 2007 Rob McCourt Monmouth 2007 John Sallhag St. Francis (NY) 1988 FDU 1, Penn State 0 2008 Rob Ryerson Mount St. Mary’s 2008 Chris Wheeler Mount St. Mary’s Virginia 1, FDU 0 1993 Penn State 3, Robert Morris 0 Defensive Player of the Year NEC Tournament MVP 1994 Penn State 3, Robert Morris 0 2005 Hugh MacDonald Monmouth 1989 German Quijano, Fairleigh Dickinson 1999 Duke 4, UMBC 3 (OT) 2006 Hugh MacDonald Monmouth 1990 Jim Adams, Monmouth 2001 FDU 1, Boston College 0 (3 OT) 2007 David Tyrie Central Connecticut St. 1991 Joni Kallioinen, Monmouth FDU 2, Princeton 1 2008 Angelo Amato Monmouth 1992 Pepe St. Phard, Rider FDU 1, Seton Hall 0 1993 Brian Davis, Robert Morris North Carolina 3, FDU 2 (3 OT) Player of the Year 1994 Marco Patitucci, Robert Morris 2002 FDU 1, Holy Cross 1 (2 OT) 1995 David Gouldstone Fairleigh Dickinson 1995 Gary Gooden, St. Francis (NY) (FDU wins, 7-6, in PK) 1996 Matt Miles Rider 1996 Victor Avwontom, St. Francis (NY) St. John's 2, FDU 1 (2 OT) 1997 Duke Shamo St. Francis (NY) 1997 Andres Gomez, Long Island 2003 Binghamton 1, Fairleigh Dickinson 0 1998 Duke Shamo St. Francis (NY) 1998 Dmitri Petrouniak, St. Francis (NY) 2004 American 3, Long Island 0 1999 Giuliano Celenza UMBC 1999 Pat Halter, UMBC 2005 West Virginia 1, Robert Morris 0 2000 Giuliano Celenza UMBC 2000 Dirceu Hurtado, Fairleigh Dickinson 2006 St. John’s 1, Monmouth 0 2001 Everson Maciel Quinnipiac 2001 Brian Romero, Fairleigh Dickinson 2007 CCSU 3, Harvard 2 2002 Rhian Dodds Robert Morris 2002 Andrew Nucifora, Fairleigh Dickinson CCSU 3, Tulsa 2 2003 Johnny David Fairleigh Dickinson 2003 Antonio Nunziata, Fairleigh Dickinson UMass 3, CCSU 1 2004 Alex Harrison Central Connecticut St. 2004 Jonas Stigh, Long Island 2008 Boston Univ. 1, Fairleigh Dickinson 0 2005 Alex Harrison Central Connecticut St. 2005 Jacek Przednowek, Robert Morris 2006 Steven Holloway Monmouth 2006 Steven Holloway, Monmouth 2007 Graciano Brito Quinnipiac 2007 David Tyrie, Central Conn. St. 2008 Graciano Brito Quinnipiac 2008 Samson Malijani, Fairleigh Dickinson 2009 NEC Men’s Soccer Tournament Bracket

#1 Monmouth (16-1-1, 8-1-1 NEC)

Semifinal #1: Friday, Nov. 13th • 11:00 a.m.

#4 Fairleigh Dickinson (9-8-1, 6-3-1 NEC) Championship Game Sunday, Nov. 15th 2009 NEC Tournament Champion 12:00 p.m. #2 St. Francis (NY) (10-6-1, 7-2-1 NEC)

Semifinal #2: Friday, Nov. 13th • 1:30 p.m.

#3 Quinnipiac (9-3-6, 6-2-2 NEC)

2009: 51st ANNUAL DIVISION I MEN'S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP

Selection Information Monday, November 17 First Rounds (16) November 19, 2009 On campus sites TBD

Second Rounds (16) November 22, 2009 On campus sites TBD

Third Rounds (8) November 29, 2009 On campus sites TBD

Quarterfinals December 4, 5 or 6, 2009 On campus sites TBD

Men’s College Cup December 11 and 13, 2009 Cary, North Carolina Hosts: N.C. State University, Capital Area Soccer League and the Town of Cary #1 Monmouth Hawks (16-1-1, 8-1-1 NEC)

BACK ROW (L to R): Athletic Trainer Alex Stein, Thomas Adair, Christian Nogueira, Chase Barbieri, Wes Ostrzycki, Alex Weidman, Dan Bostock, Bryan Davis, Anthony Vasquez, Cody Calafiore, RJ Allen, Tony Sendra, Andrew Dodds, Asst. Coach Hugh MacDonald. FRONT ROW (L to R): Sports Info. Dir. Eddy Occhipinti, Max Hamilton, George Quintano, Ben Lowy, Drew Von Bargen, Alejandro Cordido, Alex Blackburn, Bryan Meredith, Ryan Kinne, George Caiella, Cesar Blacido, Ryan Clark, Head Coach Rob McCourt.

# Name Pos. Year Hometown/High School 0 Alex Blackburn GK Fr. Natick, MA/Natick 1 Bryan Meredith GK Jr. Scotch Plains, NJ/Scotch Plains-Fanwood 2 Christian Nogueira D So. Kearny, NJ/Kearny 3 Bryan Davis D Jr. Glen Gardner, NJ/Voorhees 4 Anthony Vazquez D Jr. Belford, NJ/Middletown North 5 Daniel Bostock D Sr. Nottinghamshire, England 6 Ryan Clark M Fr. Freehold, NJ/Freehold Township 7 Max Hamilton F So. Medford, NJ/Shawnee 8 Cesar Blacido M So. Ramsey, NJ/Ramsey 9 George Quintano F So. Manalapan, NJ/Manalapan 00 Alejandro Cordido GK Fr. West Haven, CT/Notre Dame HS 10 Ryan Kinne F Jr. Naugatuck, CT/Naugatuck 11 Ben Lowy D So. Ocean, NJ/Ocean Township 14 Tony Sendra M Fr. Naugatuck, CT/Naugatuck 15 Drew Von Bargen M Jr. Medford, NJ/Shawnee 16 George Caiella M/D So. Pittstown, NJ/Seton Hall Prep 17 Chase Barbieri F Jr. Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough 18 Andrew Dodds D Fr. West Chester, PA/The Haverford School 19 Cody Calafiore M Fr. Howell, NJ/Howell 20 Alex Weidman M Fr. Linwood, NJ/Mainland Regional 21 RJ Allen M So. Old Bridge, NJ/St. Joseph's 23 Wes Ostrzycki D Fr. Edison, NJ/Edison 24 Thomas Adair M Jr. Levittown, NY/St. John the Baptist 30 Doug Meehan GK So. Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey

Coaches Head Coach: Rob McCourt Assistant Coach: Hugh MacDonald Assistant Coach: Jonathan Schmid #2 St. Francis (NY) Terriers (10-6-1, 7-2-1 NEC)

FRONT ROW (L to R): Jeverton De Lorenzi, Corey Schultz, Leonardo Buttitta, Tevin Jackson, Jordan Fairclough, Nick Baum, Farzan Bigdeli, Semso Nikocevic, Joe Di Lorenzo. BACK ROW (L to R): Edson DaSilva, Atiba Fraser, Aldo Toma, Greg Baum, Anthony Matos, Chris Antonino, Liam Burton, Paul Benkert, Javier Gonzalez, Ben Graver, Robbie Weir, Nick Antonino, John Sallhag.

# Name Pos. Year Hometown/High School 0 Liam Burton GK Fr. West Yorkshire, England 0 Christopher Siebel GK Rf. Staten Island, NY/St. Peters Boys 1 Chris Antonino GK Sr. Howard Beach, NY/A.B. Molloy 2 Nicholas Baum F/M Jr. Staten Island, NY/St. Joseph by the Sea 3 Anthony Matos D Sr. Wantagh, NY/Holy Cross 4 Greg Baum F/M Jr. Staten Island, NY/St. Joseph by the Sea 5 Javier Gonzalez D Sr. Caracas, Venezuela 6 Tevin Jackson F So. Rosedale, MD/Eastern Technical 7 Leonardo Buttitta M So. Brooklyn, NY/Xaverian 8 Jeverton De Lorenzi F/M Jr. Rutherford, NJ/Rutherford 9 Edson DaSilva M Sr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil 10 Semso Nikocevic M Sr. Brooklyn, NY/Sheepshead Bay 11 John Sallhag F Jr. Vaxjo, Sweden 13 Robbie Weir M So. Prestwick, Scotland 14 Jordan Fairclough M So. Brampton, Canada 15 Atiba Fraser F Sr. Trinidad & Tobago 17 Farzan Bigdeli M Fr. Forest Hills, NY/Forest Hills 18 Corey Schulz M Fr. Littleton, CO/Chatfield 19 Joe Di Lorenzo M So. Ozone Park, NY/Francis Lewis 20 Nicholas Antonino D Rf. Howard Beach, NY/A.B. Molloy 21 Ben Graver M Fr. Norwich, England 22 Paul Benkert GK Fr. Rockville, MD/Gonzaga College 23 Aldo Toma D So. Brooklyn, NY/Fort Hamilton

Coaches Head Coach: Tom Giovatto Assistant Coach: Sinan Selmani Assistant Coach: Christian Cuba #3 Quinnipiac Bobcats (9-3-6, 6-2-2 NEC)

BACK ROW (L to R): Athletic Trainer Tim White, Fabricio Silva, Durval Pereira, Johan Karlhagen, Shane Recklet, Conor Murphy, Pierre Soubrier, Dominic Adams, Nick Pelicaen, Matthew Rothbart, Matt Carreira. MIDDLE ROW (L to R): Student Athletic Trainer Janelle Lopez, Rodrigo Uchoa, Ryan Malki, William Cavallo, Freddy Hall, Xan Rousselle, Greg DiGiovine, Marijan Jurac, Carl Stensland. FRONT ROW (L to R): Dwayne Mars, Brett Uttley, Philip Suprise, Asst. Coach Neil Shaka Hislop, Head Coach Eric Da Costa, Asst. Coach Alejandro Rincon, Asst. Coach Christopher Bart-Williams, Kevin Nunes, Tolle Staffanson, Tim Quigley. # Name Pos. Year Hometown/High School 0 Xan Rousselle GK Sr. Morrisville, VT/Peoples Academy 1 Frederick Hall GK Sr. St. George, Bermuda 2 Conor Murphy D So. Wallingford, CT/Xavier 3 Carl Stensland MF/F Fr. Storrs, CT/E.O. Smith 4 Dwayne Mars F Jr. St. Michael, Barbados 5 Durval Pereira F So. Cheshire, CT/Cheshire 6 Johan Karlhagen D Jr. Gothenburg, Sweden 7 Dominic Adams MF Jr. John Dial, Trinidad and Tobago 8 Fabricio Silva MF Sr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil 9 Rodrigo Uchoa MF Jr. Brasilia, Brazil 10 Nick Pelicaen F Jr. Schoten, Belgium 11 Brett Uttley MF So. Jamestown, RI/North Kingston 13 Pierre Soubrier D Jr. Aurignac, France 14 Matthew Rothbart D So. Cheshire, CT/Cheshire 15 Philip Suprise F Fr. Milwaukee, WI/Pius XI 16 Tim Quigley MF/F Fr. Ridgefield, CT/Ridgefield 17 Shane Recklet D Sr. Shelton, CT/Shelton 19 Tolle Staffanson D Jr. Goteborg, Sweden 20 Greg DiGiovine D Fr. Cranford, NJ/Seton Hall Prep 21 Kevin Nunes MF Sr. Hillsborough, NJ/Hillsborough 22 Ryan Malki MF/F Fr. Chicago, IL/The Latin School of Chicago 23 George Ellis GK Fr. Greatham, England 24 William Cavallo D Fr. Londonderry, NH/Londonderry 25 Marijan Jurac F Fr. Greenwich, CT/Greenwich

Coaches Head Coach: Eric Da Costa Assistant Coach: Christopher Bart-Williams Assistant Coach: Alejandro Rincon Goalkeeper Coach: Neil Shaka Hislop #4 Fairleigh Dickinson Knights (9-8-1, 6-3-1 NEC)

FRONT ROW (L to R): Dan Rasoilo, Robert Brandt, Cristian Vasconez, Pedro Vilar, Sergio Munoz, Jason Wells, Fernando Huthmacher, Kyle Saviano, Dragan Naumoski, Jeffrey Barrenechea. MIDDLE ROW (L to R): Asst. Coach Orce Kozeski, Asst. Coach Alex Passucci, Min-Euk “Joe” Kim, Kenley Mathurin, Nicholas Canderan, Juho Illi, Carl Spence, Tatenda Chimhanda, Samson Malijani, Leslie Ayafor, Head Coach Seth Roland. BACK ROW (L to R): Ramandeep Singh, Lucas Condon, Vin Reinecke, Chris Faraone, Dominic Reinold, Serge Zulu, Valcone Barrett, Paul King. Not Pictured: Majdi Zaineh, Matt Palmieri.

# Name Pos. Year Hometown/High School 1 Majdi Zaineh GK Jr. Clifton, NJ/Clifton 2 Jeffrey Barrenechea D/MF Fr. Lodi, NJ/Paramus Catholic 3 Chris Faraone D Jr. Jamesburg, NJ/Union Catholic Regional 4 Vin Reinecke MF Sr. Toms River, NJ/Archbishop Williams 5 Pedro Vilar D Jr. Rahway, NJ/Rahway 6 Dragan Naumoski MF Fr. Fair Lawn, NJ/Fair Lawn 7 Serge Zulu D Sr. Longueuil, Quebec 8 Fernando Bo Huthmacher F Sr. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 9 Sergio Munoz MF Sr. Linden, NJ/Linden 10 Samson Malijani F Sr. Lusaka Zambia 11 Jason Wells D So. Montclair, NJ/Montclair 12 Tatenda Chimhanda F Fr. Harare, Zimbabwe 13 Dominic Reinold MF Fr. Wesseling, Germany 14 Ramandeep Singh D Sr. Hackensack, NJ/Hackensack 15 Christian Vasconez MF So. Quito, Ecuador 16 Valcone Barrett F Sr. Stamford, CT/St. Peter's Boys 17 Nicholas Canderan D Jr. Ocean City, NJ/South Brunswick 18 Kyle Saviano D Jr. Monmouth Junction, NJ/South Brunswick 19 Leslie Ayafor F Sr. Lauderhill, FL/Manchester Arts 20 Dan Rasoilo MF Jr. Clark, NJ/Union Catholic Regional 21 Kenley Mathurin MF Jr. Delray Beach, FL/Jefferson 22 Juho Illi GK So. Nastola, Finland 23 Paul King MF So. New Castle, England 24 Robert Brandt D So. Little Silver, NJ/Red Bank Regional 25 Carl Spence GK Sr. St. Catherine, Jamaica 26 Matt Palmieri GK Sr. Staten Island, NY/St. Peter's Boys 27 Min-Euk “Joe” Kim F/MF Fr. East Rutherford, NJ/Becton Regional 28 Lucas Condon MF Fr. London, England

Coaches Head Coach: Seth Roland Assistant Coach: Lawrence Dixon Assistant Coach: Alex Passucci Assistant Coach: Orce Kozeski 2009 NEC Men’s Soccer Standings (including games played through 11/07/09)

School NEC Pts Overall Pct Streak Home Away Neutral 1. Monmouth* 8-1-1 25 16-1-1 .917 W3 8-0 7-1-1 1-0 2. St. Francis (NY)* 7-2-1 22 10-6-1 .618 W1 5-2 4-3-1 1-1 3. Quinnipiac* 6-2-2 20 9-3-6 .667 W1 4-0-5 5-3-1 0-0 4. Fairleigh Dickinson* 6-3-1 19 9-8-1 .528 W5 4-4 5-3-1 0-1 5. Mount St. Mary's 5-4-1 16 6-10-1 .382 L1 3-3 3-6-1 0-1 6. Sacred Heart 4-5-1 13 7-8-2 .471 L1 3-5-1 4-3-1 0-0 7. Robert Morris 3-4-3 12 3-13-3 .237 W1 1-7-2 2-5-1 0-1 8. Bryant 3-6-1 10 5-12-1 .306 W1 3-7 2-5-1 0-0 9. Long Island 3-7 9 6-12 .333 L3 2-6 3-6 1-0 10. St. Francis (PA) 2-6-2 8 6-11-2 .368 L1 2-4-1 4-6-1 0-1 11. Central Conn. St. 1-8-1 4 6-10-1 .382 L8 3-4-1 2-6 1-0 * Clinched NEC Tournament Berth

2009 adidas/NEC Players of the Week 2009 adidas/NEC Rookies of the Week November 9 Dominic Reinold, FDU November 9 Dominic Reinold, FDU November 2 RJ Allen, MU November 2 Marcello Castro, SHU October 26 Daniel Moir, SFPA October 26 Dominic Reinold, FDU October 19 Jeverton De Lorenzi, SFNY October 19 Philip Suprise, QU October 12 Ryan Kinne, MU October 12 Philip Suprise, QU October 5 Taylor Morgan, CCSU October 5 Taylor Morgan, CCSU Alex Fait, SHU Alex Fait, SHU September 28 Fernando Huthmacher, FDU September 28 Ryan Clark, MU September 21 Ryan Kinne, MU September 21 Jakeem Johnson, LIU September 14 Ryan Clark, MU September 14 Ryan Clark, MU September 8 Paul King, FDU September 8 Dominic Reinold, FDU

NEC Statistical Leaders (through games of November 7th) SCORING POINTS PER GAME Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 1.REINOLD, Dominic-FDU 18 12 4 28 1.56 1.REINOLD, Dominic-FDU 18 12 4 28 1.56 2.KINNE, Ryan-MU 18 9 6 24 1.33 2.KINNE, Ryan-MU 18 9 6 24 1.33 3.JOHNSON, Jakeem-LIU 17 10 2 22 1.29 3.JOHNSON, Jakeem-LIU 17 10 2 22 1.29 4.WHEELER, Chris-MSM 17 8 1 17 1.00 4.WHEELER, Chris-MSM 17 8 1 17 1.00 5. Four tied with 16 CLARK, Ryan-MU 16 6 4 16 1.00

GOALS PER GAME ASSISTS PER GAME Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1.REINOLD, Dominic-FDU 18 12 0.67 1.CAVENER, Robert-CCSU 17 8 0.47 2.JOHNSON, Jakeem-LIU 17 10 0.59 2.ALLEN, RJ-MU 18 7 0.39 3.KINNE, Ryan-MU 18 9 0.50 3.KING, Paul-FDU 17 6 0.35 4.WHEELER, Chris-MSM 17 8 0.47 4.KINNE, Ryan-MU 18 6 0.33 5.SUPRISE, Philip-QU 18 7 0.39 5.PHINITH, Scott-MSM 16 5 0.31

GOALKEEPERS Player-Team GP Saves Avg/G Save Pct. Goals Against Avg. 1.MEREDITH, Bryan-MU 17 40 2.35 .889 0.31 2.HALL, Frederick-QU 18 103 5.72 .888 0.68 3.FAIT, Alex-SHU 17 95 5.59 .856 0.90 4.BOLAJI, Toba-RMU 12 63 5.25 .851 0.91 5.ZAINEH, Majdi-FDU 16 44 2.75 .710 1.15 THE 10TH PREDATOR® BOOT HAS TAKEN POWER TO A NEW LEVEL.

ITS REVOLUTIONARY POWERSPINE REDUCES FOREFOOT FLEX, TURNING ENERGY LOSS INTO ADDITIONAL STRENGTH TO MAKE EVERY SHOT UNSTOPPABLE. PREDATOR®_X. THE LATEST GENERATION OF DEVASTATING POWER.