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Stjo M Soccer 2013 14 Misc RECORD BOOK 2013 ST. JOHN’S MEN’S SOCCER MEDIA POLICIES All media requests for interviews with St. John’s The only pregame interviews allowed on game gambling information, such as “tout sheets” or soccer players and coaches should be directed to days will be for St. John’s radio, and local or national “tip sheets.” Assistant Director of Athletic Communications Tim television productions. No game day interviews will Web sites that sponsor “message boards” or Brown 24 hours in advance. be granted unless specifically requested for televised “chat rooms” where people are allowed to post The best time for in-season interviews, either games. anonymous information or rumors are ineligible in person or on the phone, is prior to or following for credentials or access to media functions. If practice. Interviews conducted prior to or following CREDENTIAL REQUESTS a news-gathering medium has an online site practice should be held to a brief Q & A session. With Credential requests must be made by Credential that sponsors these anonymous forums, they advanced notice, interviews with players can be requests must be made by sports editors or sports may continue to request credentials under their arranged for other hours. directors on official letterhead no later than five traditional medium, but will not be granted Calling players at home or on mobile phones days prior to an event. They should be sent to additional passes or access for online staff. without permission from the St. John’s Athletic the Athletic Communications Office, Room 157 Communications office will not be allowed. Residence Carnesecca Arena, St. John’s University, 8000 TELEPHONES halls, training rooms and weight rooms are off limits to Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439. They also may Telephones and working media spaces are the media. be faxed to 718-969-8468 or emailed to Tim Brown available on a first-come, first-served basis. There The St. John’s locker room is closed to the media at [email protected]. are a limited number of telephones available in following the game. The team is allowed the customary Credentials are not transferable and are subject the Belson Stadium press box.There are a limited 10-minute cooling off period and time with the to immediate revocation if transferred to non- number of telephones available in the Belson coaching staff to meet with the team after each game. working members of a media outlet. Stadium press box. The St. John’s Athletic Communications staff will secure St. John’s University and the NCAA prohibit the coach and student-athletes for postgame interviews issuance of credentials to representatives of an that will be held on the field. organization that regularly publishes 2013 SCHEDULE Day Date Opponent Location (Venue) Time QUICK FACTS Fri. Aug. 30 NJIT Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 8 p.m. Mon. Sept. 2 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. (Klockner Stadium) 7 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION Location: ......................................................................Queens, N.Y. Fri. Sept. 6 AKRON Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 8 p.m. Founded: ...................................................................................1870 Sun. Sept. 8 PENN STATE Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Enrollment: ............................................................................21,067 Fri. Sept. 13 SOUTH CAROLINA Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 8 p.m. President: ......................................... Rev. Joseph L. Levesque, C.M. Sun. Sept. 15 WEST VIRGINIA Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Athletic Director: ......................................................Chris Monasch Sat. Sept. 21 • at Creighton Omaha, Neb. (Morrison Stadium) 8 p.m. Nickname: ........................................................................Red Storm Sat. Sept. 28 • at DePaul Chicago, Ill. (Wish Field) 2 p.m. Colors: ............................................................................................... Tues. Oct. 1 at FDU Teaneck, N.J. (University Stadium) 7 p.m. Red & White Sat. Oct. 5 • PROVIDENCE Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Affiliation: ..............................................................NCAA Division I Tues. Oct. 8 LA SALLE Queens, N.Y. Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Conference: .......................................................................BIG EAST Sat. Oct. 12 • at Villanova Villanova, Pa. (Villanova Soccer Complex) 3 p.m. Home Field/Capacity: ....................................................................... Tues. Oct. 15 PRINCETON Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Belson Stadium/2,168 Sat. Oct. 19 • XAVIER Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Surface: .............................................................................. FieldTurf Wed. Oct. 23 • MARQUETTE Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 7 p.m. Press Box Phone: .........................................................718-990-2725 Sat. Oct. 26 • at Butler Indianapolis, Ind. (Butler Bowl) 7 p.m. Sat. Nov. 2 • GEORGETOWN Queens, N.Y. (Belson Stadium) 6 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Program Began: ........................................................................1979 Fri. Nov. 8 • at Seton Hall South Orange, N.J. (Owen T. Carroll Field) 3 p.m. All-Time Record: .................................................. 413-195-88 (.657) NCAA Tournaments ......................................................................19 BIG EAST Championship BIG EAST Tournament Titles ..........................................................9 Tues. Nov. 12 Quarterfinals Campus Sites TBA BIG EAST Regular Season Titles .....................................................6 Fri. Nov. 15 Semifinals Philadelphia, Pa. (PPL Park) TBA ........................................................................................................... Sun. Nov. 17 Finals Philadelphia, Pa. (PPL Park) TBA Head Coach: ..................Dr. Dave Masur (Rutgers ’84/23rd season) Career Record/Years: ...................................... 367-123-76/26 (.716) NCAA Tournament St. John’s Record/Years: .................................. 314-102-70/22 (.718) Thurs. Nov. 21 First Round Campus Sites TBA Assistant Coach: .................Jeff Matteo (St. John’s ‘01/7th season) Sun. Nov. 24 Second Round Campus Sites TBA Assistant Coach: ................. Ben Mallue (St. John’s ‘09/4th season) Sun. Dec. 1 Third Round Campus Sites TBA Soccer Office Phone: ..................................................718-990-2101 Fri.-Sun. Dec. 6-8 Quarterfinals Campus Sites TBA 2012 Overall Record: ..............................................................10-5-4 Fri. Dec. 13 Semifinals Philadelphia, Pa. (PPL Park) TBA 2012 BIG EAST Record/Finish: ....................................4-3-1/3rd Red Sun. Dec. 15 Finals Philadelphia, Pa. (PPL Park) TBA 2012 Postseason: ..................... BIG EAST Tournament First Round ........................................................................................................... ....................................................... NCAA Tournament First Round HOME games in BOLD CAPS played at Belson Stadium Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ..................................................14/7 • denotes BIG EAST game Starters Returning/Lost: ..............................................................7/4 All times (EST) subject to change Newcomers: ..................................................................................12 ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Assistant Director/Men’s Soccer Contact: ......................Tim Brown Brown Office: .............................................................718-990-1521 Brown E-mail: .............................................. [email protected] TRACKING THE STORM Associate AD/Communications: ...................................Mark Fratto Athletic Communications Phone: ..............................718-990-1520 Men’s Soccer Twitter: @stjohnsmsoccer(#sjumsoc) Athletic Communications Fax: ...................................718-969-8468 Athletics Web site: ................................www.redstormsports.com St. John’s Red Storm Facebook facebook.com/StJohnsRedStorm Tickets: .................................................................1-888-GO-STORM ......................................................................www.redstormtix.com Off The Pitch Men’s Soccer Blog: RedStormSports.com/blog 1 2013 ST. JOHN’S MEN’S SOCCER REV, JOSEPH L. LEVESQUE, C.M. INTERIM PRESIDENT, ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY Reverend Joseph L. Levesque, C.M., was named Interim President of St. John’s University by the Uni- versity’s Board of Trustees and as- sumed office on August 1, 2013. He brings to the position a long and impressive list of accomplishments in higher education and Vincentian leadership. Most recently, he served for 13 years as President of Niagara University, which, like St. John’s, is sponsored by the Vincentian community. While at Niagara, Fr. Levesque spearheaded the creation of a comprehensive master plan for redevelopment of the institution’s 160-acre campus. Under the plan and his leadership, almost $100 mil- lion was invested in new construc- tion, renovation, and improvement projects, all designed to enhance the teaching and learning process and enable Niagara to better serve the local and regional communi- ties. The institution’s commitment to community service was under- the 1980’s. And in 1990 he was elected organization and the National Confer- scored by the September 2011 as Provincial Superior of the Eastern ence of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on establishment of Niagara’s Institute Province of the Congregation of the the
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