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UAlbany
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GENERAL
Founded:
1844
Enrollment:
12,457 (undergraduate)
4,977 (graduate)
Nickname:
Great Danes
Colors:
Purple, Gold
Director of Athletics:
Dr. Lee McElroy
MEN’S SOCCER
Affiliation:
NCAA Division |
Conference:
America East
Home Field:
Varsity Field
Capacity (Surface):
1,500 (Grass)
Head Coach:
Johan Aarnio
(San Diego State ‘78)
Record at UAlbany:
57-54-15 (7 years)
2006 Record:
7-10-2
Postseason:
America East Tournament
Quarterfinals
America East Record:
5-3 (Fourth)
Starters Returning/Lost:
65
Letterwinners Returning/Lost:
CREDITS: The 2007 University at
Albany Men's Soccer media guide
is published by the athletic media
relations office for use by friends of
Albany men’s soccer and members
of the media. Editor: Craig Lane.
Contributors: Brian DePasquale,
Craig Lane. Photography: Bob Ewell,
Steve Lobel, Rob Totaro, Brianna
LaBrecque and Mark Schmidt. Cover
Design: Rob Totaro. Printing: New
York Press & Graphics, Albany, N.Y.
On The Front Cover: Erik Dilorenzo
(#6), Steward Ceus (#1) On The Back
Cover: Mike DiNeen (#4), and Gaby
Seguin-Gauthier (#8).
Officer in Charge Athletics Director Faculty Representative Head Coach
Susan Herbst Dr. Lee McElroy Dr. Teresa Harrison Johan Aarnio
DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS
Officer in Charge
Vice President & Director of Athletics
Faculty Representative...
Deputy Director of Athletics ....
Associate Director of Athletics for External Affairs..
Associate Director of Athletics for Student-Athlete Enrichment & Equity (SWA).
Assistant Director of Athletics for Compliance.
Assistant Director of Athletics for Student Life Enrichment
Assistant Director of Athletics for Equipment & Operations.
Assistant Director of Athletics for Marketing & Tickets ..
. Susan Herbst
Dr. Lee McElroy
Dr. Teresa Harrison
Rick Coe
Charlie Voelker
... Jan Brown
. Wayne Bridgeman
arl Anderson
Kevin Galuski
Rob Totaro
Assistant Director of Athletics for Event Management & Operation: Cara White
Assistant to the Athletic Director... Cathy Probst
Director of Athletic Development . .Don Ostrom
Senior Major Gift Officer.
Director of Student-Athlete Support Service:
Director of Intramurals & Recreation ..
Assistant Director for Internal Operations.
Head Athletic Trainer...
Men's Soccer Trainer.
Athletic Trainers.
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Accountant...
Athletic Grounds
lary Johnson
Jennifer Svatik
Jay Geiger
-Anthony Benyarko
Kimberly Doyle, Mary Kate Hedderman, Joe Tegnander
Tony Tullock
Sylvia Ulion
Shaun Lynch
MEN’S SOCCER OFFICE
Head Coach. Johan Aarnio
Assistant Coach.. R.J. Bevers
Assistant Coach.. ...Roy Pfeil
ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS
Assistant Director of Athletics for Media Relations.
Assistant Director of Media Relations.
Athletic Media Relations Assistant/Men's Soccer Contact .
Athletic Media Relations Assistant.
Media Relations Fax..
Web Site
. Brian DePasquale
Brianna LaBrecque
...Craig Lane
April Raynovich
(518) 442-3139
www.ualbanysports.com
PHONE NUMBERS
Department of Athletics .. ...(518) 442-2562
Johan Aarnio. (518) 442-3065
R.J. Bevers.. (518) 591-8567
Brian DePasqual
Brianna LaBrecque
Craig Lane...
April Raynovich.
Albany Sportsline...
(618) 442-3072
(518) 442-5733
(518) 442-3359
(618) 442-4511
.(518) 442-DANE & press “1”
ADDRESSES
Department of Athletics
Men's Soccer Office .
Athletic Media Relations .
Web Site
Aarnio’s E-Mail
Bevers’ E-Mail
DePasquale’s E-Mail
LaBrecque's E-Mail
Lane's E-Mail
SEFCU Arena 212, 1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222
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MEN’S @1. SOCCER
The UAlbany men's soccer program faced an up and down season
a year ago. After starting the season with one win through the first seven
games, the Great Danes rebounded to win four consecutive matches and six
of eight games to secure a spot in the conference tournament. However, the
team dropped a 1-0 overtime decision to Boston University in the conference
quarterfinals. The Great Danes’ appearance in the America East Conference
Tournament quarterfinals marked the third time in as many seasons.
This season, expectations are high once again for a team that returns
six starters from last year’s squad, including two players who have previ-
ously received all-rookie honors. Head coach Johan Aarnio said the biggest
improvement since last season was, “We have returning players who know
each other and two seniors this year; so we are young but expect to have
good chemistry.”
OFFENSE
Despite the loss of standouts Yan Gbolo and Stephan Hall, the offense looks
to build on the experience of the junior class. Junior captain Erik DiLorenzo
(1g, 5a), a starter in 32 of 34 games played, and Gaby Seguin-Gauthier
(2g, 2a), one of only four players to start all 19 games last season, are the
leading returning scorers with seven and six points, respectively. Two other
juniors, Don Johnson and Trevor Elmo, have each netted a goal and dished
out two assists in their two seasons at UAlbany. Newcomers to the program
are also expected to break into the lineup and provide an offensive spark
for the Great Danes.
DEFENSE
The Great Danes look to replicate the feats of the 2004 season, when they
won a share of the America East regular-season title and the defense shut-
out 12 opponents and ranked among the national leaders in goals against
average. The loss of two-year captain Hall will be the most visible difference
for the Great Danes in the defensive end this season. However, an expe-
rienced core of players return to provide stability for Coach Aarnio's team.
DiLorenzo, a physical defensive player, and junior goalkeeper Steward Ceus
will lead the backfield. Senior Mike DiNeen and sophomore Brian Gordon,
who combined to make 37 starts last season, will also play a large role in
keeping the ball of out of the net.
GOALKEEPING
Ceus will look to build on a strong sophomore campaign with the Great
Danes this season. The 6-foot-6, 205-pound keeper started 18 of 19 games
last season. He recorded six shutouts and limited 12 opponents to one
goal or less, in recording seven wins and a 1.34 goals against average.
Accompanying Ceus will be freshmen Bradley Johnson, Andrew Conklin,
and Kevin Spangler.
2007 SCHEDULE
Aug. 31 vs Adelphi+ 5:30.
Sept. 2 at Virginia Commonwealth+ 3:30
Sept. 7 vs. Cornell% 5:00
Sept. 9 atColgate% 2:30
Sept. 12 Syracuse 4:00
Sept. 15 atWisconsin-Green Bay* 3:30
Sept. 16 vs. Denver* 1:00
Sept. 19 atSiena 5:00
Sept. 29 Marist 1:00
Oct. 6 at Vermont* 1:00
Oct. 13 New Hampshire* 1:00
Oct. 17 Boston U.* 4:00
Oct. 20 atUMBC* 1:00
Oct. 24 at Stony Brook* 7:00
Oct. 27 at Binghamton* 7:00
Oct. 31 Maine* 2:00
Nov. 4 Hartford* 2:00
Nov. 10 America East Quarterfinals TBA
Nov. 14 America East Semifinals TBA
Nov. 17 America East Championship TBA
All Times Eastern
+Nike/Alltel Classic (Richmond, Va.)
%Raiders Adidas Fall Classic (Hamilton, N.Y.)
AUWGB Tournament (Green Bay, Wis)
*America East Conference Match
PRESEASON NOTES
The Slate: UAlbany will use three non-conference tournaments and three
in-state match-ups to prepare for America East Conference regular-season
and post-season play. The Great Danes open the season at the Nike/Altel
Classic in Richmond, Virginia against Adelphi. The Panthers finished first
in the Atlantic Soccer Conference last season and earned a berth to the
NCAA Tournament. UAlbany will also face Virginia Commonwealth, Cornell,
Colgate, Horizon League runner-up Wisconsin-Green Bay, and Mountain
Pacific Sports Federation runner-up Denver.
All-American: In 2006, Stephan Hall became the first UAlbany men’s
soccer player to receive Academic All-America honors in two consecutive
seasons. Hall, a two-time America East Men's Soccer Scholar-Athlete of
the Year, was named to the ESPN The Magazine first-team all-academic
squad for the second straight year in November.
Canadian Connection: Three Great Danes have been a part of the Ca-
nadian national soccer program's U-20 teams. Erik DiLorenzo and Taylor
McNamara were invited to the Canadian U-20 National Team's training
camp and Gaby Seguin-Gauthier played three games for the Canadian
U-20 National Team at the 2005 Francophone Games in Niger.
Paw Prints: The 2005 UAlbany squad became the first to advance one
round in a post-season tournament since the 1992 Great Danes won the
ECAC championship ... UAlbany is 16-6-4 over the last three seasons at
Varsity Field, including 8-4-1 in regular-season America East contests ...
Nine different Great Danes scored goals last season, three of whom netted
their first career score ... UAlbany has shut out 23 opponents over the last
three years and blanked six teams last season.
America East Conference Championship: The top six teams in the con-
ference standings at the end of the regular season qualify for the America
East Conference Men's Soccer Championship to be held Nov. 10-Nov.
18. The top two teams receive byes, while the other four teams will play
quarterfinal matches on Nov. 10. The semifinals will be held on Nov. 14
and the championship will be on Nov. 17 or 18 at the highest remaining
seed. The winner of the championship receives an automatic bid to the
NCAA Tournament.
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Head Coach
Johan Aarnio
Johan Aarnio begins his eighth season as the
head coach of the University at Albany men's soccer
program. In 2006, he led UAlbany to the America
East Conference tournament for the third consecu-
tive season. Aamnio also saw one of his players, Yan
Gbolo, garner all-conference accolades. In seven
years, Aarnio has led the Great Danes to 57 victories,
their first America East regular-season title, and has seen 13 of his players
earn all-conference honors.
Aarnio, who has over 20 years of collegiate and professional coaching
experience, guided the Great Danes to a 12-4-2 record in 2004 and the
program's first-ever America East regular-season crown. Additionally, Bouna
Coundoul earned his second conference goalkeeper of the year award in
three years. In 2006, Coundoul became UAlbany’s first soccer player to
play professionally, appearing in five matches for the Colorado Rapids of
Major League Soccer and recording two shutouts.
Aarnio served as the head coach for the men's and women’s soccer teams
at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute from 1992-97. He led the men’s program
to a pair of NCAA Division III Tournament appearances. His 1996 team
posted a 14-3 record and won the Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association
championship. As women’s head coach, the Red Hawks were a combined
32-12-3 over a three-year period, capturing the 1996 ECAC Mid-Atlantic
title with a 16-1 record. He has also coached the Olympic Development
Program (ODP) in Region 1.
In the professional ranks, Aarnio was the head coach and director of team
operations for the Milwaukee Wave of the National Professional Soccer
League (NPSL) from 1990-92. Aarnio also served as head coach of the
NPSL's Montreal Impact in 1997. In addition, he was a part of six profes-
sional championships as an assistant coach with the San Diego Sockers of
the NASL and MISL during the 1980s. Aarnio earned a bachelor's degree
in marketing from San Diego State University in 1978, where he was a
two-year varsity midfielder for the Aztecs.
Anative of Rancagua, Chile, Aarnio is conversational in Spanish, Italian,
French and English.
THE AARNIO FILE
Birthdate: July 27, 1953
Education: B.S. Marketing, San Diego State ‘78
Playing Experience: San Diego State: two varsity letters
College Coaching Experience:
1992-1997: Head Men's & Women's Coach: RPI
1998-2000: Assistant Coach: UAlbany
2000-present: Head Coach: UAlbany
Professional Coaching Experience:
1981-1988: Assistant Coach: San Diego Sockers (NASL, MISL, MSL)
1989-1990: Assistant Coach: San Diego Nomads (WSL)
1990-1992: Head Coach: Milwaukee Wave (NPSL)
1997-1998: Head Coach: Montreal Impact (NPSL, A League)
Aarnio at Albany:
Year w L T Pet.
2000 8 ® 3 528
2001 8 9 0 A70
2002 9 6 2 588
2003 7 9 2 A44
2004 12 4 2 en
2005 6 9 4 A21
2006 7 10 2 21
Career 57 54 15 512
Assistant Coach
R.J. Bevers
RJ. Bevers enters his sixth season as UAlbany's
assistant men's soccer coach. Bevers recently served
as the director of soccer training for Euro Futbol
United, a premier youth level club team in Vestal,
N.Y. He was involved in the training and coaching of
eight youth teams and handled organizational tasks
such as scheduling, travel, budgeting and fund-rais-
ing. Euro Futbol United won consecutive under-18 boys’ regional indoor
championships in 2000 and 2001, including winning the first State Cup for
the Binghamton District in 12 years.
Bevers also held ownership of Soccer Xtra, an academy that specialized
in small-group training and clinics for youth, ages 12-17. In addition, he
coached the girls’ varsity soccer team at Norwich High School in 2001 and
led the Purple Tornadoes to their first winning season in school history with
an 11-6 record. Bevers, who previously assisted with the Binghamton High
School boys’ soccer program, also coached for the State NY-E Olympic
Development Program (ODP).
Anative of Warnsveld, Netherlands, Bevers has 20 years of playing expe-
. rience at the top amateur level in Holland. He holds two coaching diplomas.
from the Royal Dutch Soccer Association and has seven years of coaching
experience at the Dutch Premier Youth Level. In 1997, Bevers received a
bachelor's degree in leisure management from the Leisure Management
School in Leeuwarden, Netherlands.
Assistant Coach
Roy Pfeil
Roy Pfeil enters his fifth season as a men’s soccer
assistant coach and 14th overall with the program.
Pfeil, who served as the Great Danes’ head coach
from 1991-1999, works primarily with the team's
goalkeepers.
Prior to UAlbany, where he posted three campaigns
of 10 wins or more and received four post-season tournament bids, he
served as the women's head coach at Hudson Valley Community College
from 1988-90. He is a “founding father" of the Capital District Youth Soccer
League and was vice president of the Eastern New York Youth Soccer As-
sociation. He is an Olympic Development Program coach for the Eastern
New York Youth Soccer Association.
Amember of the coaching staff for the women’s under-19 national team,
Pfeil graduated from SUNY-Cortland in 1971. A physical education teacher
in the Shenendehowa school system, Pfeil currently resides in Clifton Park
with his wife, Ginny, and their three children.
Aamio (second from right) and Pfeil (far left) have combined
for over 130 victories as UAlbany's last two head coaches.
Pfeil, who led the Great Danes to the 1992 ECAC title, served
as the program's head coach for nine seasons.
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2007 UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY MEN’S SOCCER ROSTER
No. Name cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School
0 Bradley Johnson Fr. GK 6-0 180 New York, N.Y./Trinity-Pawling
1 Steward Ceus** Jr. GK 6-6 205 West Haverstraw, N.Y./North Rockland
2 Joshua Kwilecki Jr. M 5-9 170 Montebello, N.Y./Suffern/Cayuga CC
3 Milos Jankovic Fr. B 6-0 160 Belgrade, Serbia/Secondary School of Sport
4 Mike DiNeen*** Sr. B 6-5 195 Stony Brook, N.Y./Ward Melville
5 Brian Gordon* So. B/M 6-1 170 Erskine, Renfrewshire, Scotland/Trinity
6 — Erik DiLorenzo* Jr. B 6-0 170 Bolton, Ontario/Robert F. Hall CSS
7 ~~ lan Peach Fr. B 6-3 210 South Hempstead, N.Y./South Side
8 Gaby Seguin-Gauthier* Jr. F 5-5 145 Chateauguay, Quebec/College Francais/Champlain
10 Shaun Kane Fr. F 5-10 160 Stirlingshire,Scotland/St. Modans
1 Bozidar Jelovac Fr. F 6-4 170 Belgrade, Serbia/Sveti Sava School
12 Don Johnson** Jr. MIF 6-1 180 Bronx, N.Y./Cardinal Spellman
13 Trevor Elmo** Jr. M/F 6-0 180 Highland Mills, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury
14 Sander Anker Fr. F 5-11 170 Enschede, Netherlands/Roc van Twente
15 Colin Veney Fr. B 5-6 160 Liverpool, N.Y./Liverpool
16 David Burke Fr. B/M 6-1 170 Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa
18 Mikael-Taylor McNamara** Jr. M 5-10 150 Mississauga, Ontario/lona Secondary
19 Pieter Naeff* So. B/M 5-11 163 Wageningen, Netherlands/Northfield Mt. Hermon (Mass.)
20 Andrew Newnham Jr. M 5-9 155 Sussex, England
21 Joe Hogan* So. F/M 5-10 180 Vestal, N.Y./Vestal
22 ~~ Matthew Kutzer Fr. F/M 6-0 160 Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius
23° Sean Traverso Fr. B/M 5-9 158 Baldwin, N.Y./Baldwin
24 ~~ Kenneth Ibe* So. F 5-10 160 Far Rockaway, N.Y./Far Rockaway
25 ~~ Anthony DeSalvo Fr. M 5-7 145 Cicero, N.Y./Cicero-North Syracuse
26 ~~ Andrew Fojanesi Fr. M 5-6 143, Cortlandt Manor, N.Y./Hendrick Hudson
28 ~~ Andrew Conklin Fr. GK 6-2 190 Middleburgh, N.Y./Middleburgh
29 John Garrett Dyal Jr. GK 6-3 200 East Greenbush, N.Y./Rhinebeck/Dutchess CC
30 Kevin Spangler Fr. GK 5-11 150 Fombell, Pa./Riverside
* Letters Won
Head Coach: Johan Aamio (San Diego State ‘78), eighth season
Assistant Coach: R.J. Bevers (Leisure Management School ‘97)
Assistant Coach: Roy Pfeil (Cortland 71) ‘ZF
Captain: Erik DiLorenzo
Pronunciation Guide
Bevers Bay-vers Ceus Soose
Fojanesi Fo-juh-nez-ee Ibe E-bay
Milos Jankovich Me-lows John-ko-vick Johan Yo-han
Bozidar Jelovac Bo-zee-dar Gel-o-vahk Kutzer Cuts-er
Kwilecki Kwi-leck-ee Mikael Mee-kal
Pieter Naeff Peter Naff Pfeil File
Seguin-Gauthier Seg-wen Gow-chay Veney Vuh-nay
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#4 MikeaBiNeen
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Stony Broi
Ward.Melville
UAlbany: Has made 43 career appearances, includ-
ing 36 starts in three seasons with the Great Danes.
2006: Played in and started all 19 games as a junior.
'2005: Played in all 19 games and started 17...Tallied
one goal and added an assist... Named Most Outstanding Defensive Player
at the UAlbany Classic...Netted first career goal in team's 1-1 tie against
Binghamton (10/23). 2004: Participated in five matches in his freshman
campaign. High School: Five-year letterwinner at Ward Melville... Two-time
All-Suffolk County first-team selection... Earned all-league and all-conference
accolades in his freshman, junior and senior campaigns... Netted eight career
goals and added 10 assists... Captained team in 2003 and contributed three
goals and five assists...Also lettered in basketball. Personal: His Smithtown
Bad Boys club team won the Virginia Cup in 2001...Played on the Long
Island Scholastic team at the Empire State Games for two years, earning a
silver medal in 2002 and a bronze in 2003...America East Academic Honor
Jajoring in business administration...Son of Michael and Margaret
Born May 7, 1985.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GPIGS G A if GWG
2004 5/0 i) 0 i)
2005 19/17 1 1 3 0
2006 19/19 0 0 0 i)
Career 43/36 1 1 3 0
#1 Steward Ceus
Goalkeeper- Jr. ~ 6-6 -205
West Havers, NY.
NorthjRockland
= | UAlbany: Has appeared in 34 games with 30 starts in
first two seasons with the Great Danes. 2006: Started
SY 18 games in goal during his sophomore season...
Be Fisctin America East with 97 saves. Ranked fourth
with six shutouts...Registered sixth in the conference with a 1.34 goals
against average and .795 save percentage... Recorded a scoreless streak
of 292:55, which included back-to-back shutouts of Canisius and Iona...
Yielded one goal or less in 12 of 18 starts. 2005: Made 12 starts in goal for
Great Danes in freshman season...Had shutouts against St. Francis, N.Y.
(9/11), No. 23 New Hampshire (9/24) and Vermont (11/5)...Had a scoreless
streak of 270:43, which included a shutout of Vermont in the America East
tournament quarterfinals...Allowed one goal or less in eight of 12 starts.
Sixth in America East with a 1.20 goals against average...Recorded a .76;
save percentage. High School: Four-year starting varsity goalkeeper at
North Rockland H.S...Posted county and school-record 36 career shutouts
..Eamed all-league honors each of his four years...Chosen all-section_in
final three seasons and all-county as a junior and senior...First-team The
Journal News selection his senior season...Blanked 13 opponents his
junior year...Also played on the basketball and tennis teams...Member of
the National, Business and Science Honor Societies. Personal: Played for
Hudson Valley at the 2004 Empire State Games, allowing just one goal in
two matches...Recipient of Enterprise Freshman Male Outstanding Student-
Athlete Award...America East Commissioner's Honor Roll...UAlbany Athletic
Director's Honor Roll...Majoring in biology...Son of Frantz and Irvine Ceus
..Born March 26, 1987.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP/GS Min. GAA Svs Sv.Pct. W-L-T SHO
2005 16/12 1498:21 1.20 66 767 5-7-4 3
2006 18/18 1673:36 1.34 97 795 7-9-2 6
Totals 34/30 3171:57 1.28 163 784 12-16-6 9
#13 Trevor Elmo
Midfield =\Jr. - 6-0)-180
Higland Mills, N.Y.
Monroe@=Woodbury
UAlbany: Has appeared in 25 career matches and
made nine starts... Has four career points on one goal
and two assists. 2006: Redshirted. 2005: Played in 12
games and started seven...Tallied one goal and one
assist...Netted first career score against Marist (9/28). 2004: Participated in
13 matches, starting in two...Assisted on the game-winning goal at Marist
(9/19). High School: Four-year letterwinner at Monroe-Woodbury... Tallied
16 career goals and 53 assists...Scored seven goals and added 23 assists
as a senior captain...Member of the 2002 Section IV title team...Eamed
third-team all-section honors as a sophomore. Personal: His Wappinger
Falcons premier club team won three consecutive New York East State
cups...Played on the Hudson Valley Scholastic squad at the Empire State
Games for three years, capturing bronze in 2002 and silver in 2003... Majoring
in communication...Son of Sam and Debi Elmo...Born July 3, 1986.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GPIGS G A le GWG
2004 13/2 0 1 1 0
2005 12/7 1 1 3 0
2006 Redshirt Season
Career 25/9 1 2 4 0
Steward Ceus (left) and Mike DiNeen (right) will look to build on last
season's defensive output in 2007. The pair combined to lead the defense
to six shutouts and limited 13 opponents to one goal or less in 2006 and
helped the Great Danes advance to their third straight conference tourna-
‘ment appearance.
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#6 Erik Dikorenzo
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Bolton, Ontario
RobertFaHall C.S.S.
UAlbany: Named 2007 team captain... Has appeared
in 34 games with 32 starts in his first two seasons
with the Great Danes...Has recorded one goal and
five assists for seven total points. 2006: Appeared in 15 games, making 14
starts as a sophomore... Scored first career goal in a 3-1 win over UMBC on
9/27... Assisted UA defense in shutting out six opponents. 200!
matches as a freshman...America East all-rookie selectio!
assists...Helped UA shut out five opponents...Named to America East
all-championship squad...Voted team's rookie of the year. High School:
Four-year letterwinner at Robert F. Hall C.S.S...Scored 24 career goals
and added 33 assists...Helped team win three division championships...
Chosen team's player of the year as a junior... Two-year captain...Also played
volleyball and hockey. Personal: Invited to Canadian U-20 National Team
training camp...UAlbany Student-Athlete Advisory Committee...America
East Commissioner's Honor Roll...Majoring in business administration...
Son of Lou and Julie DiLorenzo...Born March 17, 1987.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GPIGS G A P GWG
2005 19/18 0 3 3 i)
2006 15/14 1 2 4 0
Career 34/32 1 5 ig 0
#12 Donwohnson
Forward - Jr. - 5-4 - 145
Bronx, N.Y.
CardinalSpeliman
UAlbany: Has appeared in 31 contests with 10 starts
in first two seasons at UAlbany...Has recorded a goal
and two assists for four points. 2006: Appeared in 18
games with 10 starts as a sophomore for the Great Danes...Registered
two assists. 2005: Participated in 13 matches in first season...Scored one
goal...Tallied first career goal in team’s 2-1 win over Hartford (10/19). High
School: Two-year letterwinner at Cardinal Spellman H.S....Tallied 124 career
points on 53 goals and 18 assists in two seasons...Scored 29 goals and
added seven assists to lead team to the 2004 Catholic League Champion-
ship...Named co-Catholic League MVP and first-team all-league.... allied
24 goals and 11 helpers as a junior...Team MVP and first-team all-league
selection in 2003...Also participated in indoor and outdoor track and field.
Personal: Played for the Bronx Reggae Kids, which placed third at the
National League Director's Cup...Member of Students Against Destructive
Decisions...America East Commissioner's Honor Roll...UAlbany Athletics
Majoring in business administration...Son of Hayner Floren...
Born September 7, 1987
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP/GS G A Ld GWG
2005 13/0 1 0 2 i)
2006 18/10 0 “3 2 0
Career 31/10 1 2 4 0
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Aamalay
Midfield = Jr. 5-10 - 150
Mississauga, Ontario
lona Secondary
UAlbany: Has appeared in 38 contests with 27 starts
in his first two seasons with the Great Danes. 2006:
Started all 19 matches as a sophomore for UAlbany.
2005: Played in all 19 games and made eight starts during rookie cam-
paign...Recorded 18 shots...Named team's most improved player. High
School: Four-year letterwinner at lona Secondary...Scored 10 goals and
added 20 assists as a senior captain...Led team to league championship...
Selected team MVP...Also played tennis. Personal: Scored eight goals and
added 20 assists for Toronto Lynx club team in 2004...Helped the squad
reach the finals of the Dallas Cup...Invited to Canadian U-20 National Team
training camp...America East Commissioner's Honor Roll... UAlbany Athlet-
ics Honor Roll... Majoring in chemistry...Son of Glenn and Julia McNamara...
Born December 4, 1987.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP/GS G A Fe GWG
2005 19/8 0 0 0 0
2006 19/19 0 0 0 0
Career 38/27 0 0 0 0
#8 Gabifieguin
Forward = Jr. #525 - 145
Chateauguay, Quebec
College Francais - Champlain
\
J JUAlbany: Has appeared in all 38 games with 36 starts
in his first two seasons with the Great Danes. 2001
Started all 19 games as a sophomore for UAlbany.
Scored one goal and dished out one assist. 2005: Played in all 19 games
in first season...Tallied three points...Scored goal in first collegiate game
against Oneonta State (9/1)...Contributed an assist in America East tour-
nament semifinal match against Stony Brook (11/9). Champlain: Tied for
fifth in the FQSE in goals with four in helping the squad go 8-1-3 in 2004...
Team finished fourth in the collegiate nationals in 2003. Personal: Played
three games for Canadian U-20 National Team at Francophone Games in
Niger...Made 13 CAPS for Canadian U-17 squad...Member of the gold-medal
winning Quebec team at the 2003 Canadian National Championships...His
club squad, FC Select Rive-Sud, won bronze at club nationals...Majoring
in communicatior merica East Academic Honor Roll...UAlbany Athletics
Academic Honor Roll...Son of Diane Segui orn August 19, 1986.
CAREER STATISTICS.
Year GP/GS G A P GWG
2005 19/17 1 1 3 i)
2006 19/19 1 4 3 0
Career 38/36 2 2 6 0
2006 SEASON ACHIEVEMENTS
+ Third straight America East Tournament quarterfinal appearance
+ Shut out six opponents
+ Yan Gbolo named to all-conference team
+ Brian Gordon named to A-East all-rookie squad
Stephan Hall earned Academic All-America Honors
+ Team placed 15 athletes on America East Academic Honor Roll
+ Bouna Coundoul ‘05 played in 18 games with MLS’ Colorado Rapids
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#5 BriansGordon
Back +So. - 5-11- 170
Renfrewshire, Scotland
Trinity
UAlbany: Started 18 games as a freshman...Scored
two goals in first collegiate season...Netted one game-
‘winner... Tallied first career goal in a 3-1 win over Siena
on 9/20...Registered a goal in a 2-1 win at Maine on 10/11...High School:
Five-year player at Trinity H.S.... Earned all-region first-team honors in 2005.
Personal: Played five seasons with St. Mirren Football Club and helped
team to Scottish Cup finals...Currently playing with Neilston Juniors F.C...
America East Academic Honor Roll...Majoring in accounting...Son of Brian
and Catherine Gordon...Born January 29, 1986.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP/GS G A ig GWG
2006 18/18 2 0 4 1
Career 18/18 2 0 4 =
#24 Kenneth Ibe
Forward - So. - 5-10 -160
Far Rockaway, N.Y.
Far Rockaway
UAlbany: Appeared in three games off the bench for
the Great Danes as a redshirt freshman. 2005: Red-
|) | shirted. High School: Had 51 points on 16 goals and
1 19 assists in two years at Far Rockaway H.S...Earned
team MVP honors as a captain in 2004, scoring 15 goals and adding 13
i lember of National Honor Sociely...Graduated from Far Rockaway
at age of 15. Personal: Born Tzuchukwu Kenneth Ibe in Owerri, Nigeria...
America East Commissioner's Honor Roll...Majoring in biological sciences
Son of Gregory and Regina Ibe...Born July 20, 1989.
CAREER STATISTICS:
Year GP/GS G A P GWG
2005 Redshirt Season
2006 3/0 0 0 0 0
Career 3/0 0 i} t'} t'}
Mikael-Taylor McNamara, a starter in all 19 games last
season, helped a defense which limited opponents to
1.42 goals per game last season.
Erik DiLorenzo, a starter in 14 games last season, is
the team’s captain and leading returning scorer, with
seven points on one goal and five assists.
#21 JoetHogan
Forward - So. - 5-11 - 170
Vestal, N.Y.
Vestal
UAlbany: Appeared in nine games as a freshman...
Scored one goal in first collegiate season...Netted
game-winner for first career goal in 1-0 overtime vic-
tory over Boston University on 10/13. High School: Three-year letterwinner
at Vestal H.S...Scored 63 career goals, including 22 as a senior... Three-
time NSCAA all-state selection...Also garnered NSCAA All-East Region II
in 2005... Chosen team MVP in sophomore and senior seasons...Led team
to 49 wins in three seasons and three straight Southern Tier Athletic Con-
ference championships... Team won Section IV title as a senior. Personal:
Played club soccer for BC United Fusion... America East Academic Honor
Roll...Majoring in criminal justice...Son of Richard and Susan Hogan...Born
August 23, 1987.
CAREER STATISTICS
Year GP/GS G A P GWG
2006 9/0 1 0 2 1
Career 9/0 1 0 2 1
#19 Pieter Naeff
Midfield - So. - 5-11 -163
Wageningen, Netherlands
Northfield Mt=Hermon (Mass.)
UAlbany: Appeared in 16 games with seven starts
for the Great Danes as a redshirt freshman. 2005:
Redshirted. High School: Two-year letterwinner at
Northfield Mount Hermon...Earned all-state honors in 2004...Named West-
em New England Prep School Association all-star twice... Selected NEPSSA
all-star as a senior...chosen team MVP in 2004. Personal: Majoring in
international business...America East Academic Honor Roll...
Naeff and Meredith Naeff Snyder...Born February 14, 1986.
CAREER STATISTICS.
Year GP/GS G A P GWG
2005 Redshirt Season
2006 16/7 0 0 0 0
Career 16/7 0 0 0 0
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#0 Brad vohnson
Goalkeeper, - Fr. - 6-0 - 180
Nei York NY.
~ Trinity-Pawlin:
ay wa \ 1 ie}
a High School: Three-year starter at Trinity-Pawling
LB H.S...Averaged 15 saves per game as captain as a
‘AN Y jor...Named to all-league team as a junior and
lamed NEPPSA All-Star as a senior...Club
team won Nike Challenge Cup...Member of Student Senate for three years.
Personal: Major is undeclared...Son of Gerald and Beverly Johnson...Born
June 4, 1989.
#3 Miloswankovic
Back@Fr. - 6-0 = 160
Belgrade, bia
SecondaryySchool of Sport
_|High School: Has been a member of U-17 and U-19
|Serbia & Montenegro National Teams. Personal:
4 Majoring in computer science...Son of Miodrag and
Dragica Jankovic...Born June 17, 1987.
#10 Shaun Kane
Forwarc@ - 5-10 - 160
Stirlingshire, tland
St/Modans
High School: Played on the Under-17 Scottish Na-
tional Youth Team...Has also played for the Rosebank
Football Club. Personal: Represented Scotland in
— international matches with England, Wales, and North-
ern Ireland...Majoring in criminal justice...Born November 13, 1987.
#14 Sander Anker
Forwan - 5-11 -170
Enschede, Ni rlands
Roc van Twente
High School: First team Rksv Vogido...Team won
J league championship in 2005-06. Personal: Majoring
in business administration...Son of Cees and Arienne
Anker...Born March 27, 1988.
Brian Gordon, a 2006 Ameri-
ca East All-Rookie selection,
leads a veteran defense into
the 2007 season.
#2 JoshuaKwilecki
mci Jr. - 5-9 - 170
Montebi N.Y.
Sufferm- Cayuga CC
High School: Selected to all-league, all-section, and
all-county teams at Suffern... Suffern team won league
championship...all-conference selection at Cayuga
—'Community College...Team won Mid State Athletic
Conference Championship as a freshman at Cayuga. Personal: Majoring
in economics...Son of Dan and Sheri Kwilecki...Born November 12, 1987.
#7 laneReach
Back@Fr. - 6-3 - 210
South ee. N.Y.
South Side
|High School: Had nine goals and five assists as a
senior at South Side H.S...Named third team all-state
by New York Sportswriters Association and NSCAA/
Adidas...Earned all-Nassau County as a junior and a senior. Personal: Born
in Cove Bay, Aberdeen, Scotland... Majoring in business administratio
of John and Jane Peach...Born August 17, 1989.
#11 BozidapJelovac
Forward Fr. - 6-4 - 170
Belgrade, ia
Sveti‘Sava School
High School: Has been a member of U-17 and
U-19 Serbia & Montenegro National Teams...Has
also played for FC Radnicki. Personal: Majoring in
business administration (finance)...Son of Milos and
Davorka Jelovac...Born in Croatia on October 3, 1987.
#15 ColimVeney
Back@Fr. - 5-6 -\160
ae
Liverpool
High School: Team captain for Syracuse Football Club
team. Personal: Majoring in business administration...
«Y/|Son of Gregory and Irene Veney...Born December
428, 1989.
#16 David Burke
Back - Fr. - 6-1\- 170
a ’ N.Y.
Shenendehowa
High School: Scored 33 points on 10 goals and 13
_ Jassists at Shenendehowa H.S...Eamed team Most
LI Honored Player as a captain in 2006, scoring six goals
and four assists...Named first-team All-Suburban Council and All-District
and third-team All-State as a senior...Team won state championship as a
junior. Personal: Majoring in Globalization studies...Son of Edmund and
Heidi Burke...Born March 7, 1989.
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#20 AndrewiNewnham
Mere =9)\- :
ih
High School: Transferred to UAlbany from Sussex,
JEngland. Personal: Majoring in history.
#23 Sean“raverso
Midfield™-\Fr. - 5-9\- 158
é } Bal a
Baldwin
High School: Earned team MVP honors as a captain
in 2006...Named all-conference. Personal: Majoring
in accounting...Son of Nigel Traverso and Heather
jJohnson...Born December 16, 1989.
#26 Andrew Fojanesi
Midfield - Fr. - 5-6 - 143
Cortlandt Manor, NY.
Hendrick Hudson
High School: Four-year letterwinner at Hendrick Hud-
json...Scored 12 goals and recorded 15 assists... Team
ny LBANY captain and MVP as a senior...Selected all-league and
first-team all-county and all-section. Person:
ing in business administration... Son of Roberto and Jessica Fojanesi...Born
in Arezzo, Italy on October 17, 1988.
#29 John Garrett Dyal
Soak: Fr, - 6-3 - 200
East resi, N.Y.
Rhinebe¢k»- Dutchess CC
Ss
MAJ High School: Registered 13 shutouts and made 144
saves as a senior...Recorded 32 career shutouts
MHAL second team all-star as a senior. Personal:
Majoring in communication...Son of Gary and Ann
Dyal...Born on August 15, 1986.
GREAT DANES IN THE PROS
Bouna Coundoul, a 2005 UAlbany gradu-
ate, signed a developmental contract with
Major League Soccer's Colorado Rapids in
June 2005. Coundoul, a two-time America
East Conference Goalkeeper of the Year,
ranked third among the NCAA Division |
leaders in goals against average at 0.54
per game in 2004. He posted a .901 save
percentage with 11 shutouts as a senior.
After playing in the league's reserve divi-
sion in 2005, Coundoul eamed a spot on the
Rapids’ roster as the third goalkeeper last
season. On May 13, 2006, Coundoul made
his MLS debut with the Rapids. Seven days
later, the Senegal native recorded a shutout P= B
in his first career start. In five games, Coun
doul was 2-2-1 with two shutouts and a 1.43 A
goals against average. This season, Coun-
doul is 7-9-7 with a 1.13 goals against average and eight shutouts.
#22 Mattie, ulzer
Midfiel - Ce
J Fay ci
Fayette
High School: Had 95 points on 25 goals and 45 as-
sists in career at Fayetteville-Manlius H.S...Earned
team MVP honors as a captain in 2006, scoring seven
goals and adding 20 assists...Named All-Onondaga
High School League and All-Central New York three times each....All-State
selection...Team won league championship as a sophomore and junior.
Personal: Major is undeclared...Son of Tom and Kim Kutzer...Born August
4, 1989.
#25 Anthony DeSalvo
Midfield + Fr. -5-7 - 145
icero, N.Y.
Cicero¢North Syracuse
High School: Had 42 points on 13 goals and 16
assists as a senior at Cicero-North Syracuse H.S...
Selected alleague, All-Central New York, all-state,
and all-region...Named Onondaga High School
League Player of the Year...Team won Section III Class AA Championship
as a senior...Member of National Honor Society. Personal: Majoring in
information science...Son of Mark and Teresina DeSalvo.
#28 AndreweConklin
Goalkeeper - Fr. - 6-2 - 190
Middleburt RY.
Middleburgh
High School: First team WAC all-star...All-Section
II selection...Member of National Honor Society and
History Club. Personal: Majoring in biology...Son
Jof Donald and Jennifer Conklin...Born February 12,
1989.
#30 KevineSpangler
Goalkeeper - Fr. - 5-11 - 150
bel
Riverside
High School: Team captain as a senior...all-section
Jas a junior and senior...all-WPIAL as a senior. Per-
sonal: Majoring in chemistry...Son of Mark and Denise
|Spangler...Born on January 5, 1989.
Stephan Hall, a 2007
UAlbany graduate,
iy finished his career as
lone of the most deco-
rated players in the
program's history. Hall
scored 10 goals and
dished out 15 assists,
@]sixth-best in program
history. He also be-
[came the first UAlbany
men's soccer player
to receive Academic
All-America honors in
two consecutive years
and was a two-time America East Men's Soccer
Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
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ey MEN’S O99 SOCCER
2006 STATISTICS
(Returning players in bold)
No. Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT.
r,s Gbolo, Yan 19-18 4 2 10 40 .100 15 375 3 1-1
2 Hall, Stephan 19-19 2 2 6 18 ttt ail 611 0 0-0
5 Gordon, Brian 18-18 2 0 4 22 .091 14 636 a 0-0
3 Ruhe-Lischke, Kurt 18-18 2 0 4 4 .500 3 .750 oO 0-0
14 Long, Tufi 19-16 1 2 4 21 .048 13 .619 1 0-0
6 DiLorenzo, Erik 15-14 1 2 4 8 125 5 625 0 0-0
15 Brad Ray 19-11 0 4 4 rs .000 2 .286 oO 0-0
8 Seguin-Gauthier, Gaby 19-19 1 is 3 18 .056 4 .222 0 0-0
21 Hogan, Joe 9-0 41 0 2 3 .333 2 .667 a 0-0
1 Bimont, Timba 13-2 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 1 0-0
12 Johnson, Don 18-10 0 2 2 9 .000 4 444 0 0-0
18 McNamara, Taylor 19-19 0 0 0 15 .000 1 .067 0 0-0
4 Dineen, Mike 19-19 0 0 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 0-0
19 Naeff, Pieter 16-7 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0
23 Mayerhofer, Dan 6-0 0 0 i) 1 .000 1 1.000 oO 0-0
24 Ibe, Kenneth 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0
22 Klyauzoy, Ivan 1-0 0 0 i) 0 .000 0 .000 i) 0-0
20 = Apostolidis, George 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 oO 0-0
1 Ceus, Steward 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0
0 Kuritzky, Alex 2-1 0 0 0 0 .000 oO .000 oO 0-0
Totals 19 45 15 45 177 .085 80 .365 7 1-1
Opponents 19 28 25 81 256 .109 131 .408 8 5-5
No. Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save% Ww L T Sho
| Ceus, Steward 18-18 1673:36 25 1.34 97 .795 7 9 2 6
oO Kuritzky, Alex 2-1 98:49 3 2.73 4 571 0 1 0 0
TEAM 2
Totals 19 1772:25 28 1.42 103 .786 i 10 2 6
Opponents 19 1772:25 15 0.76 66 815 10 2 10
2006 Results (7-10-2)
America East (5-3) Home (4-3-2) Road (3-7) Neutral (0-0-0)
Date Opponent Score Albany Scorer(s) Goalie(s)
8/25 at San Diego State” 2-3,L Ruhe-Lischke, Ceus
Seguin-Gauthier
8/27 at San Diego” 0-4,L - Ceus,Kuritzky
9M Colgate 0-0, T (2 OT) ~ Ceus
9/4 at Syracuse 0-2,L - Ceus
9/9 Canisius 1-0, W Bimont Ceus
9/13 lona 0-0, T (2 OT) - Ceus
9/16 at James Madison 1-5,L Hall Ceus
9/20 Siena 3-1,W Gbolo, Long, Gordon Ceus
9/23 at Hartford” 1-0, W Gbolo Ceus
9/27 UMBC* 3-1,W DiLorenzo, Gbolo, Hall Ceus
9/30 Stony Brook” 1-0, W Gbolo Ceus
10/4 Vermont* 0-3,L - Ceus
10/7 at New Hampshire* 0-1, L(OT) ~ Ceus
Junior Gaby Seguin-Gauthier was | 10/11 at Maine* 2-1,W Ruhe-Lischke, Gordon Ceus
the team's second leading returning | 10/13 at Boston U.* 1-0, W (OT) Hogan Ceus
scorer with six points on two goals 10/18 Binghamton* 0-1,L - Ceus
and two assists. 10/22 at Maryland 0-4,L - Ceus
10/24 Yale 0-1,L - Kuritzky
10/29 Boston U.+ 0-1, L (OT) -_ Ceus
4 ~ San Diego State Classic (San Diego, CA)
* - America East Conference Opponent
+-America East Conference Championship Quarterfinals
ality MEN’S 49, SOCCER
. _-AMERICA EAST
2006 AMERICA EAST STANDINGS
America East Overall
School wot TT Pts. Ww CT T Pet. GF GA
x-Binghamton 6 1 1 19 9 si 5 548 20 20
Vermont 5 1 @ ‘i 9 rs 4 550 27 21
New Hampshire 5 2 1 16 12 5 3 675 31 12
UAlbany 5 3 0 15 7 10 2 421 15 28
Boston University 4 3/1 13 10 4 5 657 24 12
Stony Brook 304751 10 6 _Bi2 1 342 15 22
UMBC ya ays 8 5. 2. 3 382, 26. 30.
Hartford 2 6 0 6 4 8 5 375 21 24
Maine 0 86 O 0 Oo 17 0 .000 9 47
x-America East Tournament Champion
All-America East, First Team
All-America East. Second Team
All-America East, Rookie Team
Kevin Mezzadra, F, Sr., UMBC
Chris Banks, F, Fr., New Hampshire
TJ. Gore, F, Fr., Vermont
Neil Hlavaty, M, So., Boston University
Kenniel Martin, M, Sr Hartford
Michael Palacio, M, Jr., Stony Brook
Jordan Crasilneck, M, So., Vermont
Adam Chavez, B, Jr., Binghamton
Zach Kirby, B, Sr., Boston University
Yahaya Musa, B, Jr., Stony Brook
Brian Levey, GK, Sr., New Hampshire
Yan Gbolo, F,
Matt Narode,
Panos Georgi
Jason Stenta,
Striker of the Year
Chris Banks, New Hampshire
Midfielder of
Goalkeeper of the Year
Brian Levey, New Hampshire
CONFERENCE TOU
First Round (Sunday, October 29)
No. 5 Boston U. 1, No. 4 Albany 0 (20T)
No. 3 New Hampshire 4, No. 6 Stony Brook 0
, Sr., UAlbany
Peter Sgueglia, F, Sr., Binghamton
Petur Sigurdsson, F, So., Boston University
Ibrahim Yusuf, M, Sr., Binghamton
Steve Gahl, M, Sr., Boston University
Moshe Shalchon, B, Sr., Boston University
John Bergqvist, B, Jr. New Hampshire
Conner Tobin,
Michael Palacio, Stony Brook
Rookie of the Year
Chris Banks, New Hampshire
Brian Gordon, B, UAlbany
Jason Stenta, GK, Binghamton
Richy Dorman, M, Boston University
Samuel Appiah, M, Boston University
Kevin O'Donnell Shaw, M, Hartford
Andrew Gillis, F, UMBC
Chris Banks, F, New Hampshire
Oscar Leis, M, Stony Brook
T.J. Gore, F, Vermont
Nick Mead, M, Vermont
Rem Kielman, M, Vermont
M, Jr., Binghamton
iadis, M, Jr., Vermont
B, So., Vermont
GK, R-Fr., Binghamton
the Year Defender of the Year
Zach Kirby, Boston University
Coach of the Year
Rob Thompson, New Hampshire
RNAMENT RESULTS
Semifinals (Wednesday, November 1)
No. 1 Binghamton 1, No. 5 Boston U. 1 (20T)
Bighamton advances on penalty kicks 6-5
No. 2 Vermont 1, No. 3 New Hampshire 0
Championship (Saturday, November 4)
No. 1 Binghamton 1, No. 2 Vermont 0 (OT)
AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE
America East...
Since its modest beginning as a men’s basketball-only con-
ference in 1979, America East has evolved into one of the
most comprehensive NCAA Division | conferences with a
commitment to broad-based, competitive athletics programs,
complementing the academic integrity and missions of the
member institutions.
Quick Facts...
Founded: 1979 (as ECAC North, men’s basketball only),
1988-89 (all sports)
Membership (year joined): Albany (2001), Binghamton
(2001), Boston University (1979), Hartford (1985), Maine
(1979), UMBC (2003), New Hampshire (1979), Stony Brook
(2001), Vermont (1979)
Sports: Baseball, men’s & women’s basketball, men’s & women’s
cross country, field hockey, men's & women’s golf, men's &
women’s indoor track & field, men’s & women’s lacrosse, men's &
women’s outdoor track & field, men’s & women's soccer, softball,
men’s & women's swimming & diving, men’s & women's tennis
and volleyball.
Athletic Success...
America East enters its 20th year of all-sports competition on the
heels of a season in which two of its 10 team sport champions won
at least one game in the NCAA Championship.
Academic Success...
America East institutions boasted three Academic All-Americans
in 2006-07, while another 22 were named All-District. More than
2,200 of America East's 3,500 student-athletes were named to the
Academic Honor Roll after receiving grade point averages of 3.0
or better. Included in that total were 1,061 student-athletes who
earned 3.5 or better.
wy
MEN’S
11, SOCCER
: RECORD
Ei
Win Percentage...
Consecutive Winning Seasons.
Consecutive Non-Losing
Consecutive Losing Seasons
Winning Streak .
Unbeaten Streal
SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS
Goals
Name
1. Frank Selca
2. Lee Tschantret
Karl Gerstenberger
4. Chris Mogavero
Lee Tschantret
Assists
Name
Bryan Grabon
Ed Campbell
Stanley Gage
Frank Selca
Mike Avallone
Jose Ruano
John Rolando
bad
2
0
BOOK i
8 (1987-1994)
.12 (1986-1997)
Seasons
Year G
1975 20
1989 16
1961 16
1994 15
1990 15
Year A
2000 10
1968 10
1977 9
1975 9
1992 8
1975 8
1975 8
The 2004 UAlbany squad won 12 games and took home a share
of the program's first-ever A-East regular season title.
ALL-AMERICA EAST SELECTIONS
2008 Yan Gbolo
Brian Gordon
Yan Golo
Stephan Hall
Erik DiLorenzo
Brad Ray
Bouna Coundoul
2005
2004
Sawas Theofilou
George Friedman
Stephan Hall
Bouna Coundoul
Rodrigo Marion
Yan Gbolo
Bouna Coundoul
2003
2002
Steven Procknal
Greg Chevalier
Rodrigo Marion
Jason Warshaw
Sadeky Jackson
Lucas Machado
2001
America East, Second
America East, All-Rookie
America East, Second
America East, Second
America East, All-Rookie
America East, All-Rookie
America East, First
Goalkeeper of the Year
America East, First
America East, Second
America East, Second
America East, Second
America East, Second
America East, All-Rookie
America East, First
Goalkeeper of the Year
America East, Second
America East, Second
America East, Second & All-Rookie
America East, Second
America East, Second
America East, All-Rookie
CAREER RECORDS
Goals
Name Years G
1. Lee Tschantret 1987-90 51
2. Maurice Tsododo 1964-66 33
3. Frank Selca 1974-77 32
Karl Gerstenberger 1958-61 32
5. Chris Mogavero 1992-95 30
Frank Fallace 1957-60 30
7. Carlos Arango 1975-78 28
8. Jarvin Skeete 1998-01 25
Afrim Nezaj 1978-81 25
10. Jomo Forrester 1993-96 24
Assists
Name Years A
1. John Rolando 1973-76 22
2. Jerry Isaacs 1980-83 20
3. Bryan Grabon 1997-00 17
4. Frank Selca 1974-77 16
Mike Avallone 1990-93 16
6. Jomo Forrester 1993-96 15
Stephan Hall 2003-07 15
8. Kevin Koscielniak 1994-97 14
9. Jon Brainard 1997-00 12
Tihan Presbie 1983-86 12
10. Ashtian Holmes 1999-02 11
Jarvin Skeete 1998-01 11
Jarvin Skeete, the program's all-time Divi-
sion | points leader, scored 25 goals and
added 11 assists from 1998-2001.
piitany :
from 2002-2005 and twice earned All-
America East honors.
Year w t T Pct.
1950 5 2 0 714
1951 3 4 1 A438
1952 6 4 0 600
1953 8 2 0 .800
1954 5 3 2 600
1955 2 ¥ 2 273
1956 6 3 0 .667
1957 2 ¥ 0 222
1958 5 5 0 500
1959 4 6 0 400
1960 4 4 2 500
1961 8 2 0 800
1962 4 6 i) 400
1963 3 ¥ 0 300
1964 4 5 1 450
1965 4 6 0 400
1966 5 4 1 550
1967 3 % 0 300
1968 3 6 1 350
1969 1 F 3 227
1970 3 8 1 292
1971 2 g 0 182
1972 1 10 1 125
1973 8 5 1 607
1974 8 5 1 607
1975 7 5 1 577
1976 9 4 x 679
1977 8 5 i) 615
1978 8 5 2 600
1979 8 6 2 563
1980 8 4 2 642
1981 7 F 1 500
1982 7 7 i) 500
1983 7 a 1 500
1984 3 10 2 267
1985 4 10 2 313
1986 8 8 0 500
1987 9 a i) 563
1988 12 2 2 813
1989 18 2 i) -900
1990 12 5 * 694
1991 9 4 2 667
1992 13 3 2 778
1993 8 6 2 563
1994 10 5 2 647
1995 7 a 3 -500
1996 5 8 2 526
1997 10 a 1 583
1998 9 10 i) AT4
1999 6 11 1 361
2000 8 zi 3 528
2001 8 9 0 470
2002 9 6 2 588
2003 7 9 2 440
2004 12 4 2 722
2005 6 9 4 421
2006 7 10 2 421
All 380 343 64 524
Div. 1 63 65 16 493
ALL-AMERICANS
Marty Hearney, 1991
Lee Tschantret, 1988 & 1989
Carlton Marson, 1986
Afrim Nezaj, 1981
Karl Gerstenberger, 1961
Carlton Maxson, 1956 & 1957
John Lindberg, 1953
William Lindberg, 1953
Peter Telfer, 1952
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