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Pdl Individual Records OCEAN CITY NOR'EASTERS - PDL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Season Records Career Records (Regular season) Most Goals GK Wins Goals Assists 14 - Chevaughn Walsh (2016) 10 - Ryan Carr (2005) Byron Carmichael 63Byron Carmichael 24 Most Assists GK Shutouts Ruben Mingo36 Ruben Mingo 19 9 - Ruben Mingo (2005) & Nathan Regis (2016) 6 - Adam Edwards (2007) Jeremy Ortiz 18Frank Tweneboa 13 Most Points Goals Against Average Zoncher Dennis17 Ryan Heins 12 31 - Ruben Mingo (11g 9a - 2005) 0.56 - Patrick Hannigan (2004) Donatelli/Walsh 14Donatelli/Regis 9 31 - Chevaughn Walsh (14g 3a - 2016) GK Saves 75 - Patrick Hannigan (2004) Points Minutes Played Most Goals (All Comp) Byron Carmichael150 Byron Carmichael 7,975 16 - Chevaughn Walsh (2016) GK Wins (All Comp) Ruben Mingo 91 Joe Banks 6,097 Most Assists (All Comp) 12 - Ryan Carr (2005) Jeremy Ortiz 42 John Thompson 5,650 9 - Ruben Mingo (2005) & Nathan Regis (2016) GAA (All Comp) Zoncher Dennis 39 Ryan Heins 4,673 Most Points (All Comp) 0.82 - Tunde Ogunbiyi (2009) Tony Donatelli 37 Ruben Mingo 4,530 37 - Chevaughn Walsh (16g 5a - 2016) GK Shutouts (All Comp) Individual Awards / Honors 8 - Tunde Ogunbiyi (2009) Chevaughn Walsh Tony Donatelli Game Records 2016 PDL MVP 2005 All-Conference Most Goals 2016 All-PDL, All-Conf 5 - Dwayne Reid (6-1 win at FA Euro - NY Magic on 7/12/13) Ryan Carr Most Assists Nathan Regis 2005 All-Conference 3 - Byron Carmichael (6-2 win at Westchester Flames on 5/14/05) 2016 All-Conference 3 - Frank Tweneboa (5-1 win vs. Westchester Flames on 7/8/12) Ruben Mingo 3 - Nathan Regis (4-3 loss at Reading United AC on 6/25/16) Khesanio Hall 2005 All-Conference 3 - Ryan Howe (3-1 win vs. Jersey Express on 7/10/16) 2015 All-Conference 2004 PDL MVP Most Points 2004 All-PDL, All-Conf. 11 - Dwayne Reid (5g 1a in 6-1 win at FA Euro - NY Magic on 7/12/13) Dwayne Reid GK Saves 2013 All-Conference John Thompson 18 - Patrick Hannigan (3-1 win vs. Reading Rage on 7/17/04) 2005 All-PDL, All-Conf. Miscellaneous Records John McCarthy 2004 PDL Defender of Year Youngest to score a goal 2012 All-Conference 2004 All-PDL, All-Conf. Ryan Finley - 17 years 47 days (78th min. on 5/14/08 vs. NJ Rangers) Youngest to make an appearance John Fletcher Neil Holloway Nick Talarico - 16 years 197 days (Starting GK 7/24/05 vs. Brooklyn) 2010 All-Conference 2004 All-PDL, All-Conf. Most yellow/red cards (season) Neil Holloway (2006 - 10 yellows, 0 reds) Tunde Ogunbiyi Chris Williams Goalkeeper Assists 2009 All-Conference 2004 All-Conference Jordan Bar (to Byron Carmichael) - 7/2/09 vs. Newark John McCarthy (to Zoncher Dennis) - 5/30/12 vs. NJ Rangers Byron Carmichael Dan Christian John McCarthy (to Frank Tweneboa) - 6/10/12 vs. Baltimore 2006 All-Conference 2004 PDL Coach of Year Keasel Broome (to Duke Lacroix) - 5/14/13 vs. NYRB U23s (USOC) Regular Season Streaks Team Awards Goal Streak 2016 7 games - Ruben Mingo (6/28/03 - 5/15/04) MVP: Nathan Regis, OFF: Chevaughn Walsh, DEF: Andre Morrison Assist Streak Creative POY: Miguel Jaime, Breakthrough POY: Ryan Howe 5 games - Nathan Regis (6/18/16 - 7/3/16) Young POY: Daniel Nimmo, Nor'easter Award: Fraser Colmer Points Streak 2015 8 games - Ruben Mingo (6/27/03 - 5/15/04) MVP: Jorge Guinovart, OFF: Khesanio Hall, DEF: Tim Dobrowolski Shutout Streak 2014 460 mins (Adam Edwards, 5/19/07 - 6/16/07) MVP: Shawn McLaws, OFF: Jason Plumoff, DEF: Shawn McLaws All-Time Hat Tricks 2013 Ruben Mingo MVP: Ken Tribbett, OFF: Dwayne Reid, DEF: Tapiwa Machingauta 3 goals in 4-2 win at Jersey Falcons on 6/30/04 2012 4 goals in 6-2 win at Westchester Flames on 5/14/05 MVP: Nick Bibbs, OFF: Zoncher Dennis, DEF: Tapiwa Machingauta Steve Miller 2011 3 goals in 8-1 win at New Jersey Rangers on 5/14/08 MVP: Terry Gibbs, OFF: Byron Carmichael, DEF: Alex Weidman Byron Carmichael 2010 3 goals in 5-1 win vs. Newark on 7/2/09 MVP: John Fletcher, OFF: Byron Carmichael, DEF: Kevin Curran Zoncher Dennis 2009 3 goals in 5-0 win at New Jersey Rangers on 5/30/12 MVP: Rory McRae, OFF: Byron Carmichael, DEF: Tunde Ogunbiyi Frank Tweneboa 2008 3 goals in 5-0 win vs. CJ Spartans on 6/30/13 MVP: Adam Sternberger, OFF: Byron Carmichael, DEF: Joe Ilett Dwayne Reid 2007 5 goals in 6-1 win at FA Euro - NY Magic on 7/12/13 MVP: Ryan Heins, OFF: Bryon Carmichael, DEF: Adam Edwards Matthew Vasquenza 2006 3 goals in 5-2 win at Westchester Flames on 6/13/15 MVP: Jeremy Ortiz Khesanio Hall 3 goals in 8-0 win at Lehigh Valley Sonic on 7/5/15 Chevaughn Walsh Orange are new additions from the 2016 PDL season 3 goals in 3-0 win at Evergreen FC on 5/28/16 3 goals in 6-1 win at Evergreen FC on 6/21/16.
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