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Adelphi University Men's Soccer 2016 NCAA Championship Tournament Adelphi University Men’s Soccer 2016 NCAA Championship Tournament National Quarterfinal vs. Charleston Thursday, November 17, 2016 Brookville, N.Y. Adelphi in the NCAA’s Recent Accolades 2016 Adelphi University The Panthers make a second straight trip Federico De Oliveira led three major NE-10 Men’s Soccer to the NCAA Division II Tournament after Awards for the Panthers by being named Quick Facts returning for the first time last year since Player of the Year while Alejandro Penzini 1975, the year before the program became garnered Defensive Player of the Year and Adelphi University Location: Garden City, N.Y. Division I. In the fourth of year returning to Head Coach Carlo Acquista was tabbed Founded: 1896 Division II, the Brown and Gold are coming Coach fo the Year. Enrollment: 7,610 off of a NE-10 Championship this season. President: Dr. Christine M. Riordan Last Saturday’s win against Southern New Emil Thomsen joined De Oliveira and Pen- Athletic Director: Danny McCabe Conference: Northeast-10 Hampshire was the first NCAA Division II zini on the First Team whle Caelan Hueber, Home Field: Motamed Field Tournament win for the program since 1975. James Thristino, Toni Soler and Spenser Affiliation:NCAA Division II Powell earned Second Team. John Stojcev- Nickname: Panthers Under the leadership of Mel Less, the ski was the lone Panther on the Third Team. School Colors: Brown and Gold Athletic Dept. Phone: (516) 877-4240 Brown and Gold finished in third place in the NCAAs throughout a three year span of Head Coach Carlo Acquista Men’s Soccer Staff Information 1973-75, sandwiched by a National Champi- Carlo Acquista is in his tenth season with Head Coach: Carlo Acquista onship in 1974. the Panthers, putting forth an overall record Record at School: 104-66-16 (Ten Seasons) Career Record: 122-124-26 (15 Seasons) of 104-66-16 towards122 overall career Men’s Soccer Phone: (516) 877-4234 Adelphi got a first taste of the NCAA Tour- victories. This is the second straight season Assistant Coaches: Chris Smith, James Diana, nament in 1972, falling to Oneonta State Acquista has led the Brown and Gold to the Gianluca Masucci, William Rezin and Greg Kenney 6-0 in the first round. The following year, a NCAA Tournament. Athletic Media Relations 12-1-1 record helped earn a berth into the Assoc. AD/Media Relations: Adam Siepiola field. From there, the Panthers three straight Office Phone:(516) 877-4293 before dropping a 1-0 decision to UM-Saint Email: [email protected] Louis. The Brown and Gold were able to Adelphi Men’s Soccer Sports Information Director: Pat McWalters Office Phone:(516) 877-4236 grab third place behind 1-0 victory against NCAA Tournament Email: [email protected] UMBC. Game-by-Game History Graduate Assistant: Victoria Chiesa Office Phone:(516) 877-3774 An eight-game winning streak to end the Div. II NCAA Tournament History Email: [email protected] Office Fax:(516) 877-4237 1974 season carried Adelphi to the National Overall Tournament Record: 13-4 Website: www.AUPANTHERS.com Championship with a 3-2 win against Seattle Mailing Address: 1 South Ave. Pacific. The tournament started out with a Year Opponent Result Score 1972 Oneonta State L 6-0 Garden City, N.Y. 11530 3-0 victory against Babson before defeat- Men’s Soccer Contact: Pat McWalters 1973 Kings Point W 4-0 ing Springfield 1-0 and Fed. City 3-0. The 1973 Binghamton W 3-0 Men’s Soccer History champions finished the year 16-1-1. 1973 Springfield W 1-0 First Year as a Varsity Sport: 1954 1973 UM-Saint Louis L 1-0 Division I: 1976-2012 The Panthers once again returned to the 1973 UMBC# W 1-0 Division II: 2013-Present 1974 Babson W 3-0 All-Time Varsity Record/Years: 514-414-87/61 Tournament in 1975, claiming third place All-Time NE-10 Record/Years: 27-10-2/3 with a 3-1 record Championships. Upend- 1974 Springfield W 1-0 NCAA Tournament Appearances/Last: 15/2016 ing Bentley 2-0 and Le Moyne 6-0, Seattle 1974 Fed. City W 3-0 NCAA Championship: 1974 (Division II) Pacific got revenge from the year before 1974 Seattle Pacific* W 3-2 1975 Bentley W 2-0 with a 3-2 victory in the semifinals. Adelphi 2016 Team Information 1975 Le Moyne W 6-0 Overall Record: 17-1-1 then defeated Wisconsin-Green Bay 9-1 to 1975 Seattle Pacific L 2-3 NE-10 Regular Season Record: 12-0-1 earn Third Place. 1975 Wisconsin Green Bay# W 9-1 Postseason: NE-10 Champions 2015 Wilmington L 3-4 Starters Returning/Lost: 5/6 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 22/7 Returning to the field last season, the 2016 So. New Hampshire W 1-0 Panthers fell short of advancing with a 4-3 LIU Post W 4-0 overtime setback to Wilmington. The contest was played at LIU Post. #NCAA Third Place Game *NCAA Championship Earlier this season, Acquista notched his 100th career victory. The win is a part of a 17-1-1 mark for the Panthers, leading to the NE-10 Regular Season title as well as the NE-10 Championship title fol- lowing a 2-1 victory against Le Moyne in the final game. Prior to winning the championship, the St. John’s graduate was honored as the NE-10 Coach of the Year. Posting a record of 13-5-3 in the 2015 season, Acquista led the Panthers to uncharted territory, as the team reached its first NE-10 Championship game in program history and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006, and the first in Division II since 1975. With a 9-2-2 record in NE-10 play, the team entered the playoffs at the No. 3 seed, defeating Le Moyne in the quarterfinals for the third straight year before knocking off Merri- mack to advance to the championship. In the final, the Panthers fell by a 1-0 score to Southern New Hampshire, but the team earned six All-Conference Adelphi Among the Northeast-10 Ranks and three NSCAA All-Region honors overall with James Thristino tabbed NE- Goals 10 Rookie of the Year. Caelan Heuber – 10 – 5th James Thristino – 9 – T6th 2014 was Acquista and the Panthers’ second season at the NCAA Division II level, and its fortunes were eerily similar to the previous year. After posting an Assists 11-5-1 (9-4 NE-10) regular-season record, the Panthers defeated Le Moyne in Joseph Sanchez - 10 - T1st the conference quarterfinal, as they did in 2013. Acquista and his men would James Thristino - 9 - T3rd again suffer defeat in the semifinal, this time to Southern Connecticut State. Federico De Oliveira - 7 - 7th Senior Diego Zuniga earned Daktronics/Division II Conference Commis- sioners Association Men’s Soccer All-America Honorable Mention honors in Points addition to being named NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Division II All-East James Thristino – 27 – T5th Region Second Team with sophomore Caelan Hueber and ECAC All-Star Caelan Heuber – 24 – 7th Second Team with fellow classman Jordan Hibbert. Goals Against 2013 was new for Acquista and the Panthers, as it was the first year in Divi- Spenser Powell – 8 – 1st sion II and the Northeast-10 Conference. The squad finished with an 11-7 re- cord and 9-4 conference mark to earn the fourth seed in the conference cham- Save Percentage pionship. The Brown and Gold defeated Le Moyne 3-0 in the opening round Spenser Powell – .877 – 1st before falling to eventual national champion Southern New Hampshire 1-0 in the semifinals. Acquista’s group also had a successful year in the classroom TEAM with the honor of earning a NSCAA Team Academic Award as well as a NE- Goals – 45 – 1st 10 Team Academic Excellence Award. Furthermore, Jordan Hibbert (’15) was Assists – 40 – 1st named one of 16 finalists for the 2014 Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Award. Goals per-game – 2.14 – 1st Goals Against Avg. – 0.42 - 1st Over Acquista’s first five years at the helm, he oversaw the final Division I seasons for the team. In this time, the squad claimed two ASC Tournament titles in 2009 and 2010 while reaching the playoffs in all five years. Acquista was honored as the ASC Coach of the Year three times, in 2008, 2009 and 2011 while coaching over two dozen All-Conference players. Acquista comes to Adelphi from St. Francis College (NY), where he held the position of head coach for the past five seasons. During that time, Acquista had his strongest season in 2004, guiding the Terriers to an 8-9-1 record and a fifth place finish in the Northeast Conference, including wins over Vermont, Stony Brook and Monmouth. Acquista’s coaching experience includes stints as an assistant coach at Hofstra University and as a volunteer assistant at St. John’s in addition to a posting as an assistant coach for the Brooklyn Knights of the Premier Development League. Acquista also held coach- ing positions with the Storm Soccer Academy and as the director of coaching for the Brooklyn Knights. df sdf sdf asdf asdf asdf College of Charlestondsaf 18-2-1 Member of the Mountain East Conference The Golden Eagles advanced to the National Quarterfinals with a 2-1 against Urbana in theAtlantic Region Championship following a 2-0 victory against West Chester in the NCAA Second Round. Felipe Antonino scored the tying goal in Thursday’s championship followed by the winning tally from Freddy Tracy off of a Antonino assist in the 42nd minute.
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