2012 New Haven Men's Soccer Media Guide

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2012 SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time8/30/2012 MOLLOY ..................................... 4:00 PM9/2/2012 HOLY FAMILY .............................. 1:00 PM9/4/2012 at New York Inst. of Tech. ......... 4:00 PM9/11/2012 STONEHILL* .............................. 4:00 PM9/15/2012 at Merrimack*........................... 6:00 PM9/18/2012 at Southern Connecticut St.* ....7:00 PM9/21/2012 MASSACHUSETTS-LOWELL* .... 4:00 PM9/26/2012 at American International* .......7:00 PM9/29/2012 at Bentley* ................................ 1:00 PM10/2/2012 at Dowling ...................................7:00 PM10/6/2012 FRANKLIN PIERCE* ...................7:00 PM10/10/2012 at Saint Rose*........................... 3:00 PM10/13/2012 at Saint Michael’s* ................... 1:00 PM10/17/2012 ASSUMPTION* .......................... 4:00 PM10/20/2012 at Southern New Hampshire*.. 4:00 PM10/23/2012 LE MOYNE* ............................... 4:00 PM10/26/2012 SAINT ANSELM* ........................ 4:00 PM

Northeast-10 Conference Championship10/30/2012 vsQuarterfinalRound ....................... TBA 11/2/2012 vsSemifinalRound ........................... TBA 11/4/2012 vs Championship............................... TBA

NCAA Div. II Championship11/9/2012 vsOpeningRound ............................. TBA 11/11/2012 vsFirstRound ................................... TBA 11/16/2012 vsSecondRound .............................. TBA 11/18/2012 vsQuarterfinalRound ....................... TBA 11/29/2012 vsSemifinalRound ........................... TBA 12/1/2012 vs Championship............................... TBA

* Northeast-10 Conference matchHomematchesinCAPSplayedatKayoField

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QUICK FACTSUNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVENPresident: ........................................Dr. Steven H. KaplanLocation: ......................................West Haven, CT 06516Founded: ................................................................... 1920Enrollment: .............................................................. 6,000Colors: .............................................................Blue&GoldNickname: .......................................................... ChargersWebsite: ............................................www.newhaven.edu

MEN’S SOCCERHeadCoach: ................................... Roy Fink (Tampa ’04)RecordatUNH: ..............................................First SeasonCollegiateRecord: .........................................First SeasonOfficePhone: .......................................... (203) 932-7027E-Mail: ..............................................rfink@newhaven.edu2011Record: ....................................5-9-3 (4-8-1 NE-10)All-TimeRecord: ................................ 435-360-65 (.544)First Year of Men’s Soccer: ............... 1962 (50 seasons)Home Facility: ...................................................KayoFieldCapacity: ......................................................................400Assistant Coach: ...Marino Crocco (Southern Conn. St. ’11)Assistant Coach: ............ JoelBooker(NewEngland’10)Assistant Coach: ... Drew Esposito (Southern Conn. St. ’12)

CHARGER ATHLETICSDirector of Athletics: ...................................DeborahChinAthletic Dept. Phone: ............................. (203) 932-7016Athletic Dept. Fax: .................................. (203) 932-7470Website: ........................... www.NewHavenChargers.comDir.ofSportsMedicine: .................................... Lou Scala OfficePhone: ....................................... (203) 479-4890Affiliation: ................................................. NCAA Division II Website: ................................................. www.ncaa.comConference .................................................. Northeast-10 Website: ...................................... www.northeast10.org

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSDirector: ................................................AndrewBeardsleyAsst. Director/Men’s Soccer Contact: ......Drew Kingsley OfficePhone: ....................................... (203) 479-4118 Cell Phone: .......................................... (203) 314-7561 Fax: ...................................................... (203) 932-7470 E-Mail: .................................. [email protected]: .. ChelseaHarold,SamanthaMasayda

CONTENTSUniversity of New Haven ................................................22012Schedule ..............................................................3CHARGER SOCCERQuick Facts .....................................................................32012 COACHESHeadCoachRoyFink .....................................................4Assistant Coaches..........................................................52012 STUDENT-ATHLETESRoster .............................................................................6I Chose Division II ...........................................................7Student-Athletes ......................................................8-222012 OUTLOOKSeason Outlook ........................................................... 23Northeast-10 Conference ........................................... 242011 REVIEW2011 Statistics ............................................................ 252011 Results ............................................................... 252011 Northeast-10 Conference Results ................... 26HISTORY & RECORDSChargers in the Hall ...............................................27-28All-TimeAwards ........................................................... 29Team/IndividualRecords ........................................... 29Postseason History ..................................................... 29Recordvs.Opponents................................................. 30Year-by-YearRecords .................................................. 30Year-by-YearResults ...............................................31-34THE UNIVERSITYUniversityAdministration ............................................ 35Community Engagement ............................................ 36ChargerAthleticsClub ................................................ 37Charger Athletics ......................................................... 38

The 2012 UNH men’s soccer media guide is a produc-tion of the Office of Athletic Communications written and designed by Andrew Beardsley and Drew Kingsley with assistance from Chelsea Harold, Samantha Masayda and with thanks to all previous athletic commuications staff members.

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ROY FINK

RoyFinkwasnamedthe13thheadcoachin Charger men’s soccer history on June 1, 2012. For the previous four seasons, Fink was an assistant at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst.Hisprimaryduties

for theMinutemen includedall aspects of playerdevelopment,recruiting, coordinating the soccer academy and day-to-dayoperations. During his tenure, the Minutemen won the 2008 Atlantic10ConferenceChampionshipandadvancedtotheNCAATournament. Thenativeof Israelbeganhis collegiate coaching careerathisalma mater, the University of Tampa, in 2004. After two seasons with the Spartans, Fink spent another two years as the Director ofCoachingatStrictlySoccerFutbolClubinSt.Petersburg,Fla.,wherehetrainedanddevelopedyoungsoccertalent.HiscoachingexperienceoutsideofthecollegiateranksincludesastintwiththeColoradoRapidsU-23teamasanassistantandthreeyearswiththeWesternUnitedFCinMassachusettsasatechnicaltrainer.

Asastudent-athlete,Finkenjoyedanoutstandingcareerat theUniversity of Tampa where he was the 2001 NSCAA Division II NationalPlayeroftheYearafterleadingtheSpartanstoanationalchampionship. A two-timeNSCAA All-America selection and aCoSIDAAcademicAll-Districthonoree,Finkranksthirdoverall incareergoalsatTampaandseventhall-timeinthehistoryoftheSunshineStateConference.Aftergraduating,healsospentthreeseasons in the Premier Development League (PDL) for the Cape CodCrusadersandBoulderRapids. PriortocomingtoAmerica,FinkservedthreeyearsintheIsraeliArmedForces,whereheattainedtherankofSergeant.HealsowasastarterforIsrael’sUnder-16/18NationalTeamandplayed150gamesintheIsraeliPremiershipandDivisionOneleagues.

Finkhasafiancée,Angel.HeiscurrentlylivinginAmherst,Mass.

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A four-year NCAA tournament participant at Southern Connecticut State University, Marino Crocco joined the staff in NewHaven in2011as a graduate assistantcoach.

Also a foreign language teacher at Fair Haven School in New Haven, MarinograduatedfromSCSUin2011withaBachelorofArtsdegreeinItalianandSpanish.

Croccoalsohasadditionalcoachingexperience,whichhecontinuestoday,withtheEversonSoccerAcademyinWallingford,Conn.andasheadcoachoftheGuilfordU-15girlspremierteam.

As a student-athletewith theOwls, Croccowas a part of twoNortheast-10ConferenceChampionshipteams(2007,2008)andparticipatedintheNCAATournamentineachofhisfourseasons.

A2006graduateofNorthHavenHighSchool,CroccocurrentlyresidesinNorthHaven.

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JoelBookerwasaddedtoRoyFink’sstafffor the 2012 season. He will assist in all aspects of the program. Most recently an assistant coach at New

EnglandCollegeinHenniker,N.H.,BookercomestoNewHavenwithcoachingexperienceatanumberofdifferentlevels.Forthelasttwoseasons,hehasbeenonthesidelinesatNECasbothanassistantandagraduateassistant.Hisdutiesincludedrecruiting,retentionandacademics,practicesandin-gamecoaching.BookerhasalsoservedasacoachattheWhiteMountainSoccerAcademyin Warner, N.H. Booker earnedhisBachelor of Arts degree fromNewEnglandCollege inBusinessAdministration,whileearninghisMasterofScienceinSportandRecreationManagementfromhisalmamaterin2011.Asanundergraduate,hewasatwo-sportathleteforthePilgrims,playingsoccerandbasketball.

DrewEsposito joined theChargers’ staffin 2012 following a four-year career at Southern Connecticut State University. Esposito will work primarily with the New Haven goalkeepers.

Espositostarted59matchesingoalfortheOwlswith19shutoutstohiscredit.Asajunior,hemadeninesavestopostacleansheetagainstDominican in the2010NCAATournament FirstRound.Previouslyinhiscareer,hewasnamedtothe2008Northeast-10Conference All-Tournament Team.

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2012 ROSTER# Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School/Previous School Pronunciation 00 JamesPyatsky Fr. GK 6-0 175 StewartManor,N.Y./GardenCity1 AnastasiosPetridis Sr. GK 5-9 160 Norwalk,Conn./BrienMcMahon pet-REED-is2 OmarAlgosaibi So. M 5-6 130 SaudiArabia/AjyalAl-Aqsa al-go-SEH-bee3 JunniorTorres Sr. B 5-7 145 OldSaybrook,Conn./OldSaybrook/MiddlesexC.C.4 Clancy Purcell Gr. M 5-8 175 Shelton, Conn./Taft/University of Connecticut5 OskarSewerin Fr. B 6-3 183 Stockholm,Sweden/ÖstraRealsGymnasium SEVER-in6 JP DiTommaso Fr. F 5-9 140 Farmington, Conn./Farmington7 AfeworkiSolomon Jr. F/M 5-11 154 FallsChurch,Va./WestPotomac/Louisburg(N.C.) aff-uh-WER-key8 EdwinCarvajal Jr. M 5-11 165 Norwalk,Conn./Wilton CAR-va-hahl9 JosephD’Antonio Sr. F 5-8 150 Oceanside,N.Y./Oceanside10 AndresTorres So. F 5-8 170 Norwalk,Conn./Norwalk/Adelphi11 DaveLjungquist Sr. F 5-11 180 Oxford,Conn./Seymour/CentralConn.St. LUNK-vist12 JoelRodriguez Sr. M 5-11 170 Wallingford,Conn./MarkTSheehan13 EricRobertson So. M 5-9 155 Stratford,Conn./Stratford14 BobbyCruz Fr. M 5-8 145 LakeGrove,N.Y./Centereach15 TimHines So. B 6-3 190 Wallingford,Conn./LymanHall16 Daniel Dragicevich Sr. M 5-9 170 Fairport, N.Y./Fairport DRAG-i-sev-ik17 AustinColeman Sr. B 5-8 165 NorthHaven,Conn./HamdenHall19 GuiDosSantos Jr. F/M 5-11 185 Curitiba,Brazil/Bethel20 Cam Soltis Fr. M 5-4 135 Bristol, Conn./Bristol Central21 BryantBermudez Jr. B 5-7 155 EastHartford,Conn./EastHartford/ManchesterC.C.24 FirmianoRibeiro Sr. B/M 6-3 184 Barreiras,Brazil/B.M.C.Durfee/FranklinPierce

HeadCoach:RoyFink(Tampa’04)–FirstSeasonAssistantCoach:MarinoCrocco(SouthernConnecticutState’11)–SecondSeason CRO-koAssistantCoach:JoelBooker(NewEngland’10)–FirstSeasonAssistantCoach:DrewEsposito(SouthernConnecticutState’12)–FirstSeason CRO-ko


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NATIONALRECOGNITIONOur student-athletes have received the NCAA’s highest individual honors including winning the Walter Byers Scholarship Award (the NCAA’s top student-athlete) and the NCAA Woman of the Year Award.

COMMUNITYPARTNERSHIPSWe have initiated national community partnerships with the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Habitat for Humanity.

UNIQUEFISCAL MODELWe offer a unique fiscal model for intercollegiate athletics that redefine the institutional value for sponsoring sports and offering athletics scholarships.

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GOALKEEPERSENIOR | 5-9 | 160NORWALK, CONN. | BRIEN MCMAHON1

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2011: Appearedin11matches...ScoredhisfirstcollegiategoalatStonehillonSept.13.

2010: Appearedingoalinthe4-0victoryagainst Saint Rose on Sept. 15.

2009:Appearedinthreematches.

High School:AlsoplayedbaseballfortheSenatorsofBrienMcMa-honHighSchool...Two-yearteamcaptainandAll-Stateselection...AlsonamedtotheAll-AreaandAll-FairfieldCountyInterscholasticAthletic Conference team.

Personal:Majoring in Engineering ... Son of John andPhyllisPetridis...Twobrothers,AlexandNicholas,andonesister,Eleni.

Goals: 1 at Stonehill, 9/13/11Points: 2 at Stonehill, 9/13/11

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2011:Appearedinall17matches,includ-ing eight starts.

Prior to New Haven:AttendedMiddlesexCommunity College for two years.

High School:PlayedmidfieldfortheRamsofOldSaybrookHighSchool.

Personal:SonofCarlosTorresandRosiGutierrez...Hasonesister,Tracy.

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2011:Appearedinall17matches,includ-ing 15 starts...Dished out two assists...Assisted on the go-ahead goal againstMerrimackonSept.17...Notchedthehelperon the game-tying goal of a1-1drawat

Franklin Pierce on Oct. 8.

Prior to New Haven:AttendedtheUniversityofConnecticut.

High School:PlayedfortheRhinosofTaftSchool…All-Housatonicselectionin2006…All-Conferenceselectionin2006and2007…All-NewEnglandselectionin2007…Alsoplayedhockey…Graduatedwith Honors.

Personal:SonofJeffandPamPurcell…Hastwobrothers;ZakandEliott…AttendedNortheastern,HobartandConnecticut.

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2011: Started all 17matches..Lead theteamwithninepoints...Shared the teamhighof four goals...Buriedapenalty kickinthedrawwithSaintThomasAquinasonSept.11...ScoredagainstBentleyonOct.

2...ScoredtheChargers’lonegoalinadrawatFranklinPierceonOct.8...Assistedonthe106thminute“goldengoal”againstSaintMichael’sonOct.14...Scoredthegame-winnerviapenaltykickatSaintAnselmintheseasonfinaleonOct.28.

2010:Startedall18matches...Sharedtheteamleadwith10pointsandtwoassists...ScoredagoalatSaintRoseonSept.15...Scoredthegame-winneragainstMolloyonSept.24...DishedoutanassistatAmericanInternationalonSept.29...AssistedonagoalinthewinoverStonehillonOct.1...FoundthenettwiceinthewinoverMassachusetts Lowell on Oct. 29.

2009:Appearedin12matches,includingfivestarts...ScoredhisfirstcollegiategoalagainstSouthernConnecticutonSept.22...NotchedanassistatSaintMichael’sonOct.24.

High School:PlayedontheODPStateTeamEasternNewYorkin2004,2005and2006...All-CountyselectionfortheSailorsofOceansideHighSchool...WontheNortheastDivisionaspartoftheAlbertsonAcademyUSSFU-18teamin2008-09andtheU-16team in 2007-08.

Personal:SonofTonyandDeniseD’Antonio ...Threebrothers,Anthony,MichaelandMatthew.

Goals: 2 vs. UMass-Lowell, 10/29/10Assists: 1, three timesPoints: 4 vs. UMass-Lowell, 10/29/10

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2011:Appearedinall17matches,making11starts...Sharedtheteamleadwithfourgoals...ScoredtwiceagainstMerrimackonSept.17...Burieda106thminute“goldengoal”inthewinoverSaintMichael’sonOct.

14...Scoredthegame-winneragainfivedayslatertosealaroadwin at Assumption on Oct. 19.

2010:Appearedinfivematches,includingonestart.

Prior to UNH:AttendedCentralConnecticutStateUniversityforthree semesters.

High School:PlayedfortheWildcatsofSeymourHighSchool…All-LeaguesecondteamandPlayeroftheYearasafreshmanandsophomore…AlsoreceivedtheCoach’sAwardasasenior.

Personal:SonofAnneandAllenLjungquist…Onesister,Jennifer.

Goals: 2 vs. Merrimack, 9/17/11Points: 4 vs. Merrimack, 9/17/11

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2011:Appearedinandstarted14matches.

2010:Appearedinandstarted15match-es...Scoredhisfirstcareergoalinthewinover Saint Michael’s on Oct. 24.

2009:Startedall18matches...RecordedanassistinthewinoverConcordiaonSept.2...AssistedontheChargers’lonegoalatSaintAnselmonOct.17...PlayedasamemberoftheU21PuertoRicanNational Team.

High School:2008memberoftheNSCAA/adidasAll-NewEnglandteam...MemberoftheU-20PuertoRicanNationalTeam...NamedtotheGreaterNewHavenSoccerOfficialsAll-StateTeamin2007and2008...Alsoatwo-timeSouthernConnecticutAll-ConferenceselectionandaNewHavenRegisterAll-AreaTeamselection...2008Record-JournalScholarAthlete.

Personal:SonofLouisandSeidyRodriguez...Fatherplayedsoccerat Eastern Connecticut State University in the 1980’s.

Goals: 1 vs. Saint Michaels, 10/24/10Assists: 1, twicePoints: 1 vs. Saint Michaels, 10/24/10

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MIDFIELDSENIOR | 5-9 | 170FAIRPORT, N.Y. | FAIRPORT16

DANIEL DRAGICEVICH



2009: Appeared in fivematches...Joinedtheteammid-season.

High School: Two-time Monroe County Division Champions at Fair-portHighSchool...Alsoamemberoftwo-timeNewYorkSectionIVChampionshipteamfortheRaiders...Memberofthehonorroll.

Personal:SonofJoeandCeriseDragecevich.

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BACKSENIOR | 5-8 | 165NORTH HAVEN, CONN. | HAMDEN HALL17

AUSTIN COLEMAN

2011: Appearedinandstarted14match-es...Led the teamwith three assists...Notchedtheassistonbothgoalsinthe2-1winoverSaintRoseonOct.11...Registeredan assist in the win at Saint Anselm in the

club’sseasonfinaleonOct.28.

2010: Startedall17matches...Scoredthelonegoal-thefirstofhiscollegiatecareer-inthe1-0blankingofSaintAnselmonOct.15.

2009:Appearedinandstarted16matches,missingtwomatchesattheendofSeptemberduetoinjury...RegisteredanassistagainstMerrimack on Oct. 9.

High School:FiveyearmemberoftheConnecticutOlympicDevel-opment Team ... Four-time All-League selection ... Two-time All-State selectionandWNEPSSAAll-Star...AlsoamemberoftheGreenandWhiteClubatHamdenHallCountryDaySchool.

Personal:SonofRonandSequellaColeman...Brother,Ron,playedsoccer at Tufts University.

Goals: 1 vs. Saint Anselm, 10/15/10Assists: 2 vs. Saint Rose, 10/11/11Points: 2, twice

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BACK/MIDFIELDSENIOR | 6-3 | 184BERREIRAS, BRAZIL | FRANKLIN PIERCE24

FIRMIANO RIBEIRO

2011: Appearedinall17matches,includ-ing16 starts…Scored the game-winninggoal in the 1-0 win at Molloy on Oct. 5.

Prior to New Haven: AttendedFranklinPierce University.

High School: Played for theHilltoppers ofB.M.C.DurfeeHighSchool.

Personal: Sonof Jose Luiz andSilaDacruz…Hasonebrother;DavidDacruz.

Goals: 1 at Molloy, 10/5/11Points: 2 at Molloy, 10/5/11

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MIDFIELDJUNIOR | 5-11 | 165NORWALK, CONN. | WILTON8

EDWIN CARVAJAL

2011: Appearedin15matches,includingonestart...Assistedon the106thminute“goldengoal”againstSaintMichael’sonOct.14...RecordedanassistinthewinatAssumption on Oct. 19.

2010: Playedinall18matches,including16starts...Hadanassistin the win at Saint Rose on Sept. 15.

High School: Two-sport athlete for the Warriors of Wilton High School…NamedtheAll-EastFCIACPlayeroftheYearin2009…RecipientoftheAll-FCIACScholarAthleteAward…Namedtheteamcaptainasajuniorandsenior.

Personal:SonofBeatrizandJuanCarvajal…Onesister,Veronica.

Assists: 1, three timesPoints: 1, three times

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FORWARD/MIDFIELDJUNIOR | 5-11 | 185CURITIBA, BRAZIL | BETHEL (CONN.)19

GUI DOS SANTOS

2011: Appearedinall17matches,includ-ingsixstarts...Scoredtwogoalsandcom-piled five total points...Scored in thewinoverSaintRoseonOct.11...PickeduphisfirstcareerassistinthewinatAssumption

onOct.19...FoundthenetinthewinatSaintAnselmintheseasonfinaleonOct.28.

2010: Appearedinall18matches,includingfivestarts...Ledtheteamwithfivegoals...Scoredintheseason-openingmatchagainstConcordiaonSept.2...FoundthenetagainatBentleyonSept.5...Notchedagoal inthewinatSaintRoseonSept.15...ScoredinthewinoverStonehillonOct.1...Nettedthegame-winneragainstMassachusetts Lowell on Oct. 29.

High School:Played four years for theWildcatsofBethelHighSchool…Namedto theAll-SouthWesternConferenceTeam in2009…SelectedtheMostValuablePlayerinthe2009Region4SeniorBowlGame…Servedasteamcaptainin2009.

Personal:SonofMarciaPereiraandValcirSantos…MajoringinCriminal Justice at New Haven.

Goals: 1, seven timesAssists: 1 at Assumption, 10/19/11Points: 2, seven times

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MIDFIELDSOPHOMORE | 5-9 | 155STRATFORD, CONN. | STRATFORD13

ERIC ROBERTSON

2011:Appearedin15matches,includingone start.

High School:PlayedfortheRedDevilsofStratfordHighSchool…All-ConferenceHon-

orableMentionin2010…First-TeamAll-Patriotin2011…PresidentoftheAthleticAssociationandwasamemberoftheJazzband…Graduatedwithhonors.

Personal:SonofSteveandPamelaRobertson…Hasonebrother;Calvinandonesister;Madelyn.

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BACKSOPHOMORE | 6-3 | 190WALLINGFORD, CONN. | LYMAN HALL15

TIM HINES

2011: Northeast-10 All-Rookie Team...Ap-pearedin16matches,including15starts...Scored the game-winning “golden goal”against Saint Rose on Oct. 11.

High School:Four-yearvarsityplayerfortheTrojansofLymanHallHighSchool…SouthernConnecticutConferenceAll-AcademicTeamselection…SCCAcademicAll-StarTeamselection…All-Housatonicselection…WasalsoamemberoftheC.R.E.W.team…Graduatedwith honors.

Personal:Hastwosisters;ErinandClaire. Goals: 1 vs. Saint Rose, 10/11/11Points: 2 vs. Saint Rose, 10/11/11

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GOALKEEPERFRESHMAN | 6-0 | 155STEWART MANOR, N.Y. | GARDEN CITY00

JAMES PYATSKY

High School: An all-conference honoree asaseniorfortheTrojansofGardenCity.

Personal:SonofRogerandLauraPyatsky…Hasayoungersister,Alexa.

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MIDFIELDFRESHMAN | 5-4 | 130SAUDI ARABIA | AJYAL AL-AQSA2

OMAR ALGOSAIBI

BACKFRESHMAN | 6-3 | 183STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN | ÖSTRA REALS5

OSKAR SEWERIN

High School:CaptainofhisteamatÖstraReals.

Personal:SonofAndersandMariaSewerin…Hasayoungersister,Disa.

FORWARDFRESHMAN | 5-9 | 140FARMINGTON, CONN. | FARMINGTON6

JP DiTOMMASO

High School:Amemberofthe2011statechampion Indians of Farmington…AlsoplayedontwoCentralConnecticutConfer-ence championship squads…AmemberoftheNational,MathandSpanishHonor

Societies…HighAcademicHonorsstudent.

Personal:SonofSalvatoreandSusanDiTommaso…Brother,Sal-vatore, plays soccer at Central Connecticut State.

FORWARD/MIDFIELDJUNIOR | 5-11 | 154FALLS CHURCH, VA. | LOISBURG COLLEGE7

AFEWORKI SOLOMON

Prior to New Haven:ScoredonegoalasafreshmanfortheHurricanesofLouisburg.

High School:AttendedWestPotomacHigh

SchoolinAlexandria,Va.

Personal:SonofKidaneandRuthSolomon…Hasabrother,Rufael,andasister,Asmeret.

High School:AttendedAjyalAl-AqsaHighSchoolinSaudiArabia.

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FORWARDSOPHOMORE | 5-8 | 170NORWALK, CONN. | ADELPHI UNIVERSITY10

ANDRES TORRES

Prior to New Haven: Appeared in fivematchesforAdelphiinthefallof2011.

High School:A2011All-NewEnglandhon-oreefortheBearsofNorwalkHighSchool…

Alsoa two-timeall-state selectionanda three-timeAll-FairfieldCountyInterscholarshipAthleticConferencepick…Ledhisteaminscoringinthreeseasons…AnHonorsstudent.

Personal:SonofJuanTorresandGloriaCorrea.

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MIDFIELDFRESHMAN | 5-8 | 145LAKE GROVE, N.Y. | CENTEREACH14

BOBBY CRUZ

High School: Team captain for the Cougars ofCentereach…ASuffolkAll-Star.

Personal:SonofBobandAnnetteCruz…Hasabrother,Chris,andasister,Madison.

MIDFIELDFRESHMAN | 5-4 | 135BRISTOL, CONN. | BRISTOL20

CAM SOLTIS

High School: An all-state performer as a seniorfortheRamsofBristolCentral…Alsoa two-timeall-conferencepickand teamMVP…Anall-academicselectionandHonor

Rollstudentineveryseason.

Personal:SonofJohnandLynnSoltis…Hastwobrothers,ConnorandParker.

BACKJUNIOR | 5-7 | 155EAST HARTFORD, CONN. | MANCHESTER C.C.21

BRYANT BERMUDEZ

Prior to New Haven:AnAll-NewEnglandhonoree at Manchester Community Col-lege.

High School: An all-state and all-con-

ferenceperformer for theHornetsofEastHartford…Alsoanall-academicselectionandaHighHonorsstudent.

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The University of New Haven men’s soccer team will usher in a new era in 2012 with Roy Fink taking the helmasthe13thheadcoachinprogramhistory.Fink,a former Division II Player of the Year and NationalChampionasastudent-athlete,willleadacropof13returnersandninenewcomersastheChargerseyeaturnaroundseasonintheNortheast-10Conference.

ForwardsThe Chargers’ attack begins up front with three dy-namicfinishers–seniorsJosephD’AntonioandDaveLjungquistand juniorGuiDosSantos.D’AntonioandLjungquistsharedtheteamleadwithfourgoalsapiecelast fallandDosSantos,whotalliedfivegoals inhis2010 rookie season, added twomore scores duringhis sophomore campaign. Afeworki Solomon, a junior transfer from LouisburgCollege, couldmake an immediate impact as an of-fensivecatalystbothscoringanddistributingtheball.SophomoreAdelphitransferAndresTorresandfresh-man JP DiTommaso will also see time up front.

MidfieldThe NewHavenmidfield will be relied upon to bothjump-starttheoffenseandheadtheChargers’defen-sive pressure. Offensively, graduate student ClancyPurcellandfreshmanBobbyCruzwillruntheNewHa-venset.Purcelldoledoutapairofassistsinhisfirstseason with the Chargers last fall. Dos Santos will also spendtimeinthemidfield.

SeniorsJoelRodriguezandFirmianoRibeirowillbetheChargers’ first line of defense in themidfield. Rodri-guezstartedall14matchesinwhichhetookthepitchin2011,whileRibeiroappearedinall17contests,in-cluding16starts.The6-foot-3Ribeiro,whofoundthenetoncelastseason,willalsobeakeyfinisherinset-pieceandcorner-kickopportunities.

SpellingthestartersinthemiddlewillbeseniorDan-ielDragicevich,juniorEdwinCarvajalandnewcomersOgarAlgosaibiandCamSoltis.

BacksThreereturnersandapromisingnewcomerwillcom-prisetheNewHavenbackrowasseniorsAustinCole-manandJunniorTorresandsophomoreTimHinesarejoinedbyfreshmanOskarSewerin.

Hinesappearedin16matcheswith15startslastfallen route to a Northeast-10 All-Rookie Team selection, while Torres suited up for all 17matches and Cole-manstartedall14matchesinwhichheplayed.HinesandSewerin,bothstanding6-foot-3,willalsobecalleduponoffensivelytoelevateandscoreinthebox.

GoalkeepingFollowing the graduation losses of J.J. Cormeau ’12and JonathanCreem ’12, theChargers are short oncollegiateexperienceingoalthisseason,butthatfacthas not tempered Coach Fink’s expectations of hispairofnetminders.SeniorAnastasiosPetridiswillbein goal on Opening Day for New Haven with freshman JamesPyatskyalsoseeingsignificanttimeastheChar-gers’ stopper.

Petridis is entering his fourth season with the Blueand Gold, but has played only 12minutes betweenthe posts. The senior from Norwalk, Conn. took the pitch as a position player in 11 matches last season andscoredagoalatStonehillintheChargers’North-east-10 opener on Sept. 13.

PyatskycomestoWestHavenfromGardenCityHighSchool, where he was an all-conference keeper in his seniorseasonwiththeTrojans.

ScheduleAtoughscheduleisagivenasamemberoftheNorth-east-10.Theconferenceboaststwoclubsthatmetina2011NCAANationalQuarterfinal inSouthernNewHampshireandFranklinPierce.InadditiontothePen-men and the Ravens, the Chargers will meet threeotherteamsthatreceivedvotesintheNSCAANationalRankings last season: Elm City rival Southern Con-necticutStateandnon-conferencefoesNYIT–thede-fendingCACCTournamentChampion–andperennialregional power Dowling.

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The Northeast-10 Conference is an NCAA Division IIconference thatwasestablishedin1979.TheNE-10consistsof16memberinstitutions that are located throughoutthe Northeast including Connecticut,Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York andVermont.

The institutions that make up the Northeast-10 are Adelphi University (Garden City, N.Y.),American InternationalCollege (Springfield,Mass.), Assumption College (Worcester, Mass.), Bentley University (Waltham, Mass.), FranklinPierceUniversity(Rindge,N.H.),LeMoyne College (Syracuse, N.Y.), University of Massachusetts Lowell (Lowell, Mass.), MerrimackCollege (NorthAndover,Mass.),University of New Haven (West Haven, Conn.), Pace University (Pleasantville, N.Y.), Saint Anselm College (Manchester, N.H.), Saint Michael’s College (Colchester, Vt.), CollegeofSaintRose(Albany,N.Y.),SouthernConnecticut State University (New Haven, Conn.), Southern New Hampshire University (Manchester, N.H.), and Stonehill College(Easton, Mass.).

The 16member institutions are spreadgeographically from Syracuse, New York to Boston,MassachusettsandfromBurlington,VermonttoLongIsland,NewYork.Manyofthemembersare located inor around themetropolitanareasof Albany,Boston,NewHaven,Worcester,andNewYork.

TheConferencemostrecentlywelcomedtheUniversityofNewHavenin2008andAdelphiUniversity in2009, adding to thepowerfulunion of strong academic and athleticcollegesanduniversities.

The Northeast-10 has evolved into amembership committed to competitiveathletics programs that emphasize theeducationonandoffthefieldofitsmorethan5,500studentathletes.

Countedamongthemanyaccomplishmentsof our institutions are NCAA Division II National Championshipsinwomen’sbasketball,fieldhockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s lacrosse,

men’s soccer,women’s track& field, andmen’sandwomen’sswimming&diving.

This past year, 47 teams representing the Northeast-10 saw their name on NCAA selection days as Division II nationalchampionshipfieldswereannounced. The47 teams represented fourteen differentinstitutions.

During the 2010-2011 academic year,twoNortheast-10 teams claimednationaltitles,asUMassLowellwonthefieldhockeychampionshipandAdelphiwonthewomen’slacrossenational crown. Indivudally,NewHaven’sShannonGagnewonfivenationaltitles at the indoor andoutdoor trackandfieldchampionshipmeets,Stonehill’sCoreyThomas was the national champion in the high jump, and Southern Connecticut’sAmandaThomastookhomethegoldmedalinthe200-yardindividualmedleyattheNCAASwimmingandDivingChampionships.

The Saint Rose women’s soccer team also claimed its first national championship in2011.

Fromthefieldofplaytotheclassroom,theNortheast-10honoredanumberofstudent-athletesfortheiracademicaccomplishments.Theconferencehonoredcloseto200student-athletesthroughouttheyearthatexcelledatahighlevelonthefieldandintheclassroomasmembersoftheacademicallconferenceteams.Additionally,2,917student-athletesrepresenting each of the sixteen schools earneda3.0GPAorhigherandwerenamedto the Commissioner’s Honor Roll last year.

Today’sNortheast-10Conference remainsfocused on complementing the academicintegrity and missions of the memberinstitutionswithacommitment toabroad-basedchampionshipprogram,asevidencedby the23 sports theConferenceoffers inchampionship play, the most of any Division II conference.

AmericanInternational College

Yellow JacketsSpringfield, Mass.

AssumptionCollege

GreyhoundsWorcester, Mass.

BentleyCollegeFalcons

Waltham, Mass.

Franklin PierceUniversityRavens

Rindge, N.H.

Le MoyneCollege

DolphinsSyracuse, N.Y.

University of Massachuetts Lowell

River HawksLowell, Mass.

MerrimackCollegeWarriors

North Andover, Mass.

University ofNew HavenChargers

West Haven, Conn.

PaceUniversity

SettersPleasantville, N.Y.

Saint AnselmCollegeHawks

Manchester, N.H.

Saint Michael’sCollege

Purple KnightsColchester, Vt.

The College ofSaint Rose

GoldenKnightsAlbany, N.Y.

Southern ConnecticutState University

OwlsNew Haven, Conn.

Southern New Hampshire University

PenmenManchester, N.H.

StonehillCollege

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Overall: 5-9-3 NE-10: 4-8-1 Home: 2-5-2 Away: 3-4-1 Neutral: 0-0-0

## Name GP-GS Min. G A Pts. Shots Shot Pct. SOG SOG Pct. YC-RC GW PK-ATT FG OT HAT GTG9 Joseph D’Antonio ...... 17-17 1252 4 1 9 36 .111 19 .528 0-0 1 2-2 1 0 0 2 11DaveLjungquist ........ 17-11 767 4 0 8 26 .154 15 .577 2-0 2 0-0 0 1 0 1 19 Gui Dos Santos ......... 17-6 1015 2 1 5 17 .118 8 .471 1-0 0 0-0 2 0 0 0 17 Austin Coleman .........14-14 1085 0 3 3 5 .000 2 .400 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 14 FirmianoRibeiro ........ 17-16 1239 1 0 2 11 .091 4 .364 2-0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 15 Tim Hines ...................16-15 1308 1 0 2 6 .167 3 .500 3-0 1 0-0 0 1 0 0 24 AnastasiosPetridis ...11-0 168 1 0 2 5 .200 5 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 4 Clancy Purcell ............ 17-15 1076 0 2 2 22 .000 10 .455 1-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 22EdwinCarvajal ...........15-1 446 0 2 2 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 13 Steven Gennuso .......... 9-6 406 0 1 1 8 .000 1 .125 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 6 JacobAppelbaum......16-9 797 0 1 1 5 .000 2 .400 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 3 EricRobertson ...........15-1 427 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 1-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 20 Anthony Romano ....... 17-17 1526 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 1-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 12 JoelRodriguez ...........14-14 1246 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 3-2 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 8 Michael Diker ............11-2 436 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 5 JavierNunez .............. 17-17 1245 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 2-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 23 Josh Allen..................... 8-0 177 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 1-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 21 Jonathan Diker ............ 2-0 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 16 Daniel Dragicevich ...... 3-0 14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 10 Jean Carlos Rafael ...... 2-1 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 7 Junnior Torres ............ 17-8 741 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Total ........................... 17-17 - 15 11 41 160 .094 76 .475 17-2 5 2-2 6 2 0 3 Opponents ................. 17-17 - 24 15 63 241 .100 100 .415 19-0 9 3-3 9 1 1 4

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg. Saves Pct. W L T Sho ShotsFaced0 Jonathan Creem ....7-6 600:21 7 1.05 31 .816 4 3 0 1 95 1 J.J. Comeau..........11-11 1035:22 17 1.48 44 .721 1 6 3 1 125 TM TEAM ................... 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 Total ......................17-17 1635:43 24 1.32 76 .760 5 9 3 2 220 Opponents ...........17-17 1635:43 15 0.83 61 .803 9 5 3 7 148

Date Opponent Result Score Overall NE-10 Attendance UNH Goals (Assists)09/04/11 NYIT T 0-0 (2OT) 0-0-1 0-0-0 18909/07/11 at No. 4 Dowling L 0-1 0-1-1 0-0-0 8309/11/11 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS T 1-1 (2OT) 0-1-2 0-0-0 215 Joseph D’Antonio (penalty kick)09/13/11atStonehill* L 1-2 0-2-2 0-1-0 65 AnastasiosPetridis(unassisted)09/17/11MERRIMACK* L 2-3 0-3-2 0-2-0 127 DaveLjungquist(JacobAppelbaum) DaveLjungquist(ClancyPurcell)09/21/11 SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT ST.* L 0-2 0-4-2 0-3-0 15609/24/11 at Massachusetts Lowell* L 0-1 0-5-2 0-4-0 16709/27/11 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL* L 0-3 0-6-2 0-5-0 9110/02/11 BENTLEY* L 1-2 (2OT) 0-7-2 0-6-0 207 Joseph D’Antonio (Steven Gennuso)10/05/11atMolloy W 1-0 1-7-2 0-6-0 176 FirmianoRibeiro(unassisted)10/08/11 at No. 2 Franklin Pierce* T 1-1 (2OT) 1-7-3 0-6-1 205 Joseph D’Antonio (Clancy Purcell)10/11/11 SAINT ROSE* W 2-1 (2OT) 2-7-3 1-6-1 115 Gui Dos Santos (Austin Coleman) Tim Hines (Austin Coleman) 10/14/11SAINTMICHAEL’S* W 2-1(2OT) 3-7-3 2-6-1 132 TEAM(unassisted) DaveLjungquist(JosephD’Antonio,EdwinCarvajal)10/19/11atAssumption* W 2-1 4-7-3 3-6-1 TEAM(unassisted) DaveLjungquist(GuiDosSantos,EdwinCarvajal)10/23/11 No. 14 SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE* L 0-2 4-8-3 3-7-1 20810/25/11 at Le Moyne* L 0-2 4-9-3 3-8-1 10210/28/11 at Saint Anselm* W 2-1 5-9-3 4-8-1 122 Gui Dos Santos (Austin Coleman) Joseph D’Antonio (penalty kick)

* Northeast-10 Conference match Home matches in CAPS Rankings by NSCAA/adidas as of date of match

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Semifinals

3 So. New Hampshire (2)2 UMass Lowell (3)

2011 NE-10 MEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPQuarterfinals

2 So. New Hampshire (2) 1 Bentley (7)

1 UMass Lowell (3) 0 So. Conn. St. (6)

Semifinals

(1) Franklin Pierce 2(4) Le Moyne 0

Championship

(1) Franklin Pierce 1(2) So. New Hampshire 0

•FranklinPierceandSouthernNewHampshireparticipatedintheNCAAChampionshipsandmetintheEastRegionalfinal.

•Four student-athleteswere selected as All-Americans, withFranklinPierce’sTomReillyandDiegoTabaresbothnamedfirstteam honorees.

•Seven student-athleteswerenamedAcademicAll-Americans,withFranklinPierce’sReillyonceagainearningfirstteamhonors.

•InthefinalNSCAANationalPoll,theNortheast-10hadtwoschoolsrankedinthetop10:No.3FranklinPierceandNo.7SouthernNew Hampshire.

•FranklinPiercehadthreestudent-athletesvotedtotheCapitalOne Academic All-District Team, one of fiveNE-10 programsrepresentedonalongsideSouthernConnecticutState(2honorees),Bentley(1),Merrimack(1)andSouthernNewHampshire(1).

•FranklinPierce’sDiego Tabareswasnamed theEastRegionPlayer of the Year.

•CraigStewart, theheadcoachatFranklinPierce,wasnamedNSCAAEastRegionCoachoftheYearforthesecondconsecutiveseason.

•FranklinPiercewashonoredwithaTeamAcademicAwardbytheNSCAA.TheRavensposteda3.12GPAduringthepastyearto earn the recognition.

•Merrimackrenameditssoccerfieldinhonoroflong-timesoccercoach Tony Martone.

2011 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCEFINAL STANDINGS

---------- NE-10 ---------- ------ Overall ------Team Record Pct. Pts. Record Pct.Franklin Pierce*# 12-0-1 .962 37 21-1-1 .935So. New Hampshire 11-2-0 .846 33 18-4-0 .818Le Moyne 9-4-0 .692 27 11-8-1 .575UMass Lowell 9-4-0 .692 27 11-7-0 .611Merrimack 7-5-1 .577 22 9-7-3 .553Bentley 7-5-1 .577 22 9-7-2 .556So. Connecticut St. 7-5-1 .577 22 8-8-1 .500Stonehill 7-6-0 .538 21 10-9-0 .526American Int’l 4-7-2 .385 14 5-10-3 .361New Haven 4-8-1 .346 13 5-9-3 .382Saint Anselm 3-9-1 .269 10 6-10-2 .389Saint Michael’s 3-9-1 .269 10 5-10-2 .353Assumption 3-9-1 .269 10 3-10-1 .250Saint Rose 0-13-0 .000 0 1-16-0 .059 Threepointsawardedforawin,onepointawardedforatie.

* Northeast-10 Regular Season Champion# Northeast-10 Tournament Champion

All-NE-10 First TeamConor Doyle - American Int’lWestonZeiner-Bentley

Victor Concalves - Franklin PierceVinny Papageorgiou - Franklin Pierce

Tom Reilly - Franklin PierceDiegoTabares-FranklinPierce

MikeSpadine-LeMoyneRobbieSabadoz-Merrimack

Paul Templeton - So. Connecticut St.Jonathan Brockway - So. New Hampshire

Jayme Kapinos - So. New HampshireRubenResendes-So.NewHampshire

Chris Tsonis - So. New HampshireMichael White - Stonehill

All-NE-10 Third TeamTom Denomme - American Int’l

Jason Ryan - American Int’lTyler Rosa - Franklin Pierce

Bryce Martin - Le MoyneAsley Barrios - UMass Lowell

Bruno Bonicontro - UMass LowellKeesen Howe - Saint Anselm

OmarKhartabil-SaintMichael’sJordanBranco-So.NewHampshire

PJ Burnette - So. New HampshireMiguel Carneiro - So. New HampshireMohamedToufik-So.NewHampshire

Christopher Agan - Stonehill

All-NE-10 Second TeamDanielDonaldson-FranklinPierce

Paul Latif - Franklin PierceTom Wampler - Franklin Pierce

Jesse Carr - Le MoyneMatt Silva - Le Moyne

MatheusCandido-UMassLowellDaniel Galvin - UMass LowellNeil Lavanchy - UMass Lowell

MohamedSaeed-UMassLowellNicholas LoCoco - MerrimackVictorPlaza-Merrimack

MaximillianGlebocki-SaintAnselmJeremy Tavares - So. Connecticut St.

NE-10 All-Rookie TeamMartin Hauge - American Int’lTomFitzpatrick-Bentley

Trent Roy - Franklin PierceTom Wampler - Franklin Pierce

Casey Murphy - Le MoyneFelipeFagundes-UMassLowellHomero Morais - UMass Lowell

Michael Rincon - MerrimackTim Hines - New Haven

GonzaloMengotti-SaintMichael’sMohamedToufik-So.NewHampshireMiguel Carneiro - So. New HampshireKeeganCampbell-So.NewHampshire

AdamColella-Stonehill

2011 NORTHEAST-10 MEN’S SOCCERAWARD WINNERS

Player of the YearDiegoTabares,FranklinPierce

Defensive Player of the YearTom Reilly, Franklin PierceGoalkeeper of the Year

Vinny Papageorgiou, Franklin PierceRookie of the Year

Homero Morais, Massachusetts LowellCoach of the Year

Christian Figueroa, Massachusetts Lowell

Quarterfinals(1) Franklin Pierce 4(8) Stonehill 0

(4) Le Moyne 3(5) Merrimack 2

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Roberto Taylor, Forward, (9173-74)Inducted 1984

Achieved success that only few soccer players can claim, earningrecognitionbothonthecollegiateandprofessionallevels,bothregionallyandnationally.He transferred toNewHaven in1973andbecameaninstantcontributortotheteameventhoughhedidnotplaysoccerduringhisjuniorcollegedays.Hequicklyearnedareputationforbeinga“jackofalltrades”becauseheplayedeverypositiononthefieldwiththeexceptionofgoalkeeper.Inhisfirstyear,TaylorhelpedtheteamearnanECACplayoffspot,leadingtheteaminscoringwith33points.Forhiseffort,heearnedAll-NewEnglandhonors,accoladeshewouldalsoreceiveasasenior.Taylormadecontributionseachandeverygameduringhistwo-yearstay,scoring25goalsin26games.Hewontherespectofhisteammatesasillustratedbyhisbeingnamedtheteamcaptainandmostvaluableplayerin1974.Taylorlaterreceivedtheschool’sAthleteoftheYearawardforhissenior-yearefforts.AfterleavingUNH,Taylorplayedtwoyearsofprofessionalsoccer,onewiththeAmericanSoccerLeagueandonewiththeNorthAmericanSoccerLeague.HeearnedtheASL’sRookieoftheYearawardbeforemovingontotheNASLwherehemarkedsuchlegendsasPele.

Joseph Machnik, Coach/A.D. (1969-80)Inducted 1987

For11yearsthenamesMachnikandChargerAthleticsweresynonymous.Hebeganhisillustriouscareerastheheadcoachofthemen’ssoccerteam,wherehefieldedsomenationalcaliberteamsover10seasons.In1970,hecoachedhisChargerstotheNAIAfinalsandtotheregionalsthenextseason.UNHthenqualifiedfortheprestigiousNCAARegionalsin1973and’74,theNCAAFinalsin1976andtheFinalFourin1977.NamedNewEnglandIntercollegiateSoccerLeague’sCoachoftheYeartwotimeshealsoservedasthehockeycoachforthreeseasons.“Dr.Joe”broughtthesame intensityandwill tosucceedtohispositionas thedepartment’sDirector of Athletics. In 1972, he was instrumental in elevating the athletic programbyseekingandgainingChargermembershipintheprestigiousandcompetitiveNCAA.Afewyearslater,in1975,healsointroducedthewomen’sathleticprogramandgavethefinalapprovalontheproposalwhichupgradedthefootballandlacrosseprogramsfromaclubtoavarsitysport.

John Kowalski, Assistant Coach/Back/Goalkeeper, (1969-72)Inducted 1988

Statistics do not justify the fine career output of Kowalski and hiscontributiontothesoccerprogram,bothasaplayerandasacoach.AstellarbackforCoachJoeMachnikduringhisfourseasons,hecontributedheavilytothe19shutoutspostedbytheteamashestoppedtheoppositionbeforethegoal.Johncouldalsobelookedtowhenaback-upkeeperwasneededandhefilled inadmirablywhencalledupon.Thefour-year letterwinnerwasathreetimeAll-NewEnglandselectionandwasakeypartofteamsthatparticipatedintheUniversity’sfirstECACandNCAAtournamentsinsoccer.ReturningtoUNHaftergraduating,heservedastheright-handmantoMachnikforfiveseasons,duringwhichUNHcompetedinfiveNCAAplayoffs,andtwoNCAAFinalFourChampionships.

Keith Russo, Back, (1980-84)Inducted 1990

Althoughhedidn’tputanypointsonthescoreboard,RussoplayedamajorroleinNewHaven’ssuccessbynotallowingtheoppositiontoscoreanygoals.Asadefensiveplayer,RussowasoneofthereasonsUNHwassosuccessfulintheearly1980s.HesuppliedtheChargerswithoutstandingdefenseand leadershipduringhiscareer.Russowasamemberof the1981defensewhichallowedonly10goalsin20games,arecordwhichstoodat his induction.Duringhis stay,UNHposteda56-15-7 record,includingaschoolrecord17winsin1983.Hisplayearnedhimagreat

dealofrecognition,highlightedbyAll-Americahonorsinboth1982and1983.RussowasalsonamedtotheAll-NewEnglandteaminthreeofhisfouryearsasaCharger.HeplayedontwoNCAAplayoffteamsduringhiscareer,advancingtotheRegionalFinalinbothseasons.

Rick Kessel, Goalkeeper, (1975-78)Inducted 1992

KesseldidmorethanjuststopshotsfortheUNHsoccerteam.Hewasa driving forcebehind theChargers’ advancement to the1976NCAAChampionshipGameand to the1977NCAASemifinals.Kesselpostedsevenshutoutsin1976,twomoreintheNCAAplayoffs,andthreeineachofhisfinaltwoseasons.Kessel’sleadershipandabilitytocomeupwithbigplaysoftenwhileplaying injuredwasamajorcontributing factor totheteam’ssuccessandtothedevelopmentofitsstrongfollowing.KesselhelpedtheChargersearnfourbidstotheNCAAtournamentandposta48-13-10recordduringhiscareer.Heregistered297savesinfourseasonswhichincludedacareer-high116stopsin1976.Heownedacareer1.05goalsagainstaverage,includingthreeseasonsinwhichheallowedlessthan one goal per game.

Don Wynschenk, Soccer & Tennis Coach/Admin., (1964-84)Inducted 1993

WynschenkplayedanimportantroleduringhisassociationwithUNH.Hecontributedtotheeducationprocessasateacher,atenniscoachandasDirectorofPhysicalEducationandIntramuralSports.WynschenktaughtamyriadofsubjectsduringhistenureandservedonmanyfacultycommitteeswhichhelpedbridgethegapbetweentheNorthandMaincampuses.HisintramuralprogramsencouragedstudentstocometotheNorthCampuseventhoughtheywerenotdirectlyinvolvedwithintercollegiateathletics.Wynschenkactedasaconsultant for thedesignof theNorthCampusAthletic Complex.He stressed the totality of being a student-athlete,emphasizing the importanceof academic successaswell as athleticachievement.Wynschenkreceivedtherespectandadmirationoffaculty,staffandstudentsthroughouthiscareer.

Dr. Delfim Pereira, Midfielder, (1967-68 & 1970-71)Inducted 1995

For four years,Pereira contributedmore thangoalsandassists to theChargers soccer program.Hewas a leader, a playerwho helped histeammates in any way necessary to win games. Pereira was team captain in1969and1970andwasamajorforceinpropellingUNHtoitsfirstevernationaltournamentappearance,theNAIAFinal8.Heplayedeverypositionduringhiscareer,includinggoalkeeper.Inhissophomoreyear,anAchillesinjurypreventedhimfromrunning,forcingPereiratothegoalmouthwherehewonhisfirstgameattheposition.Thenextgame,Pereirabrokehishandwhileinthegoalforcinghimoutofthelineup,butonlyforafewgamesforhereturnedlaterthatseason.HeearnedAll-NewEnglandhonorsasa juniorandseniorandwasnamedtotheNewEnglandIntercollegiateAll-StarTeamin1970.Pereirafinishedhiscareerwith18goalsand13assistswhichrankedamongthetoptenathisgraduation.

Neville Brown, Forward, (1970-73)Inducted 1996

BrownmadeamajorimpactontheChargersoccerteamineachofhisfourseasons.UNHwon44of66gamesandreceivedfourpost-seasonbidsduringhiscareer.Asafreshman,Brownledthesquadinscoringwith14goalsandnineassistsfor37points,atotalwhichalsorankedamongthenation’s scoring leaders.Hehelped theChargers to their first-everpost-seasontournamentastheteamfinishedseventhinthe1970NAIAplayoffs.HiscontributionsdidnotgounnoticedastheforwardwasplacedontheNewEnglandIntercollegiateSoccerLeague’sAll-Starteamaswell

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asthetheNationalSoccerCoachesAssociationAll-Regionsquad.BrownalsoappearedontheNEISLandNSCAAll-Starteamsin1971and1973.Herankedamongtheteam’sleadingscorersforthreemoreseasonsbeforefinishinghis careerwith45goalsand31assists, numberswhich stillplacehimamongtheschool’sall-timescoringleaders.Brownwasnamedteamcaptaininhisseniorseason.Atthetimeofhisinduction,Brownheldtheschoolrecordforcareerassistswith31andrankedsecondall-timeinbothtotalpointwith121andcareergoalswith45.BrowngraduatedCumLaudein1974andreceivedtheSilversmithAwardforoutstandingcontributiontoUNH.

Carl Babb, Forward, (1974-75)Inducted 1998

BabbwasanoutstandingcontributortotheUNHprogramaftertransferringfromBronxCommunityCollege,whereheearnedAll-Americahonors.TheforwardfinishedhisUNHcareerwith24pointsin29games,almostapointpergameratio.Hisbestyearcamein1975whenhetiedfortheteamleadinscoringwith16points,nettingfivegoalsandcollectingsixassists.Inhisseniorseason,themen’ssoccerteamposteda10-4-2recordandadvancedtotheNCAATournamentforonlythesecondtimeinschoolhistory.Heleda1975teamthatsetthestandardforfutureUNHteams,astheChargerswentontoqualifyfortheNCAATournamentthenextthreeseasons.BabbalsowasamemberofthefirsttrackteamatNewHaven,competinginthe100-and200-metersand4x100meterrelay.

Nick Sakiewicz, Goalkeeper, (1979-82)Inducted 1999

SakiewiczenteredtheUNHHallofFameasoneofthemostsuccessfulgoaltendersinschoolhistory.Hestillholdsseveralschoolrecords,includingmostshutoutsinacareerwith25duringhisfourseasons.HewasanAll-NewEnglandCollegiateConferenceandAll-NewEnglandselectionduringhiscareer.Duringhisseniorseason,Sakiewiczallowedonly17goalsin

19gamesandstopped123of140shotsongoal.Hisbestseasoncameduringhisjunioryear,inwhichheallowedonly10goalsin20games,andstopped121of131shots,including11shutouts.Followinggraduation,SakiewiczplayedprofessionallyinbothFranceandPortugal.HeservedoneyearastheVice-PresidentofCorporateSalesforMajorLeagueSoccerandatinductionwasthePresidentandGeneralManagerofMajorLeagueSoccer’s Tampa Bay Mutiny.

Peter Zimmerman, Forward/Midfielder (1975-78)Inducted 2005

Duringthe1970’s,theversatilePeterZimmermanwasanintegralpartofUNH’ssoccersuccess,rankingamongtheteam’sleadingscorersduringeachofhisfourseasons.Zimmermanfinishedhiscareerwith24goalsand18assistsfor66points.Asafreshman,henettedasingle-seasoncareerhigheightgoalsfor16pointsandneverlookedback.Zimmermantalliedfourgoalsand12pointsasasophomoreandjunior,andhadtwogoalsandninepointsasasenior.DuringhistimeinaChargeruniform,the programposted a51-15-10 overall record,makingNCAA playoffappearancesineachseason.In1976,ZimmermanhelpedtheteamreachtheNCAADivisionIINationalChampionshipmatch.NewHavenmovedontotheNationalSemifinalsinSeattle,WashingtonbydefeatingSouthernConnecticutState,1-0infourovertimes,ashescoredthegame-winninggoal.In1977,theChargersagainreachedtheFinalFourreturningfromMiami,Fla.withathirdplacefinish.OneofthreebrotherstocompeteatUNH,ZimmermanplayedtwoyearswithbrotherBernard.Hesetanexampleasathree-yearteamcaptainwithhisabilitytoinspireconfidenceinhisteammates,andhisspiritandloveofthegamewereevidenteachtimehetookthefield.Zimmermanalsorepresentedtheteaminmanycampusactivitieswithclassandcharacter. In1979,hisathleticexcellenceandscholarshipwererecognizedashereceivedUNH’sScholar-AthleteoftheYearAward.

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Anumberof theChargermen’ssocceralumnigathered foranalumnireunioninPhiladelphiainJulyof2011.ThegroupenjoyedaPhiladelphiaUnion game at PPL Park as part of the reunion.


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ALL-AMERICANSBoniface Uche .......1981 First Team (F)Keith Russo ...........1982Keith Russo ...........1983Boniface Uche .......1984 First Team (M)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANSMauriceAboud ......2006 ESPN the Magazine SecondTeam

UNH IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGSYear Final Regular Season Poll1977 ..........17th(PollincludedallDivisions)1981 ......... 9th1983 ......... 9th1984 ......... 7th1985 ......... 19th1996 ......... 17th*PollconductedbyIntercollegiateSoccerCoachesAssociationof America (ISAA) from 1971-95.

ALL-TIME SCORING LEADERSPlayer Years G A Pts.Boniface Uche .......1981-84 51 30 132Bert Williams .........1998-00 56 18 130Neville Brown .........1970-73 45 31 121Joshua Phillips .......1984-86 42 17 101Glenn Banks ..........1967-68 37 18 92Krys Furman ..........1975-78 32 26 90Tony Cartiera .........1993-96 38 8 84AbouCissokho .......1989-92 36 10 82JoseRojas ..............1983-86 30 20 80Keith McCormick ...1984-86 28 22 78Sahar Rostami .......1998-00 26 22 74

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSSINGLE-GAME RECORDS Goals 6, Sahar Rostami, 09/18/00 vs. STAC (Tied-4th all-time NCAA D-II) Assists 5,EdiBogdanovic,1983 Points 15, Sahar Rostami, 09/18/00 vs. STAC (Tied-2nd all-time NCAA D-II)

SEASON RECORDS Goals 30, Bert Williams, 2000 (11th all-time NCAA D-II) Assists 19, Omar Castillo, 1997 (tied, 21st all-time NCAA D-II) Points 66, Bert Williams (30g, 6a), 2000 Shutouts 11, Josh Faris, 1997 11,NickSakiewicz,1981 Fewest Goals Against 10,NickSakiewicz,1981

CAREER RECORDS Goals 56, Bert Williams, 1998-2000 Assists 31, Neville Brown, 1970-73 Points 132, Boniface Uche, 1981-84 Shutouts 26, Josh Faris, 1995-1999 Fewest Goals Against 43,NickSakiewicz,1979-82 (58 Games, 0.74 GAA)

TEAM RECORDSConsecutive Winning Seasons 12, 1975-86

TEAM GAME RECORDS Goals 18, 1984 vs. AIC Largest Margin of Victory 18 Goals, 18-0 vs. AIC, 1984 Goals Against 10, vs. Quinnipiac, 1966

TEAM SEASON RECORDS Goals 95, 1984 - 21 Games Fewest Goals Against 10, 1981 - 20 Games Winning Percentage 1.000 (10-0), 1965 Wins 17, 1983 LongestUnbeatenStreak 18, 1964-65 Consecutive Wins 18, 1964-65 Consecutive Shutouts 5, 1977 & 1979 Consec. Games Not Shutout 22, 1984-85 Most Goals Against 51, 1993 - 17 Games Losses 17, 2009 Consecutive Losses 16, 2009

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSYears Coach....................W L T Pct.1962 ...........RichardCurren .....12 1 0 .9231963-66......PaulDelGobbo .....35 7 2 .8181967-68......Don Wynschenk ...13 8 3 .6041969-79...... Joe Machnik .........110 55 21 .6481980 ........... Bill Wallach ...........11 2 4 .7651981-90 ...... Joe Maher ............108 71 12 .5971991-93 ......Rick Pauloski........17 32 4 .3581994-97 ...... Tom Poitras ..........38 32 5 .5401998-00......Mark Lukas ..........33 21 4 .5692001-03 ......Chris Payne ..........19 35 1 .3462004-06 ..... Matt Verni .............16 36 4 .3082007-11 ...... Josh Krusewski ....23 60 5 .290TOTALS ........ 50 Seasons ..........435 360 65 .544

NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY 1976 National Runners-Up1977 National Third Place

1984 Final Four

1972 Division IIFirstRound(24teams)Bridgeport1,UNH0

1975 Division IIFirstRound(16teams)Le Moyne 3, at UNH 0

1976 Division IIFirstRound(16teams)

UNH 4, C.W. Post 0SecondRound(8teams)UNH 1, So. Conn. 0 (4OT)

Final FourUNH 2, Mo.-St. Louis 1 (2OT)

National Championship(Seattle, Wash.)

Loyola(Md.)2,UNH0

1977 Division IIFirstRound(16teams)UNH3,Hartford0

SecondRound(8teams)UNH 1, So. Conn. 0

Final FourAlabamaA&M2,UNH0

ThirdPlaceGameUNH 3, Wisc.-Green Bay 2 (2OT - PKs)

1978 Division IIFirstRound(16teams)atUNH3,Hartford1

SecondRound(8teams)at So. Conn. 2, UNH 0

1981 Division IIFirstRound(10teams)UNH2,atHartford1(OT)SecondRound(8teams)

So. Conn. 1, at UNH 0

1983 Division IIFirstRound(12teams)

at UNH 2, Keene State 1SecondRound(8teams)

at So. Conn. 1, UNH 0

1984 Division IIFirstRound(12teams)UNH2,Bridgeport1

SecondRound(8teams)UNH 1, at Tampa 0

Final FourFloridaInternational3,UNH2

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Year Coach W L T1962 RichardCurren ............ 12 1 01963 PaulDelGobbo ...............7 3 11964 PaulDelGobbo .............11 2 11965 PaulDelGobbo .............10 0 01966 PaulDelGobbo ...............7 2 01967 Don Wynschenk .............8 2 21968 Don Wynschenk .............5 6 11969 Joe Machnik ...................2 10 11970 Joe Machnik ................ 13 5 11971 Joe Machnik ................ 13 4 11972 Joe Machnik ...................9 2 21973 Joe Machnik ...................9 4 3

1974 Joe Machnik ...................5 9 01975 Joe Machnik .................10 5 21976 Joe Machnik ................ 12 6 21977 Joe Machnik .................16 2 21978 Joe Machnik ................ 13 2 41979 Joe Machnik ...................8 6 31980 Bill Wallach ...................11 2 41981 Joe Maher .....................15 4 11982 Joe Maher .................... 13 5 11983 Joe Maher .....................17 4 11984 Joe Maher .....................16 4 11985 Joe Maher .....................11 7 11986 Joe Maher .....................10 5 2

1987 Joe Maher .......................7 13 01988 Joe Maher .......................7 9 11989 Joe Maher .......................6 9 21990 Joe Maher .......................6 11 21991 Rick Pauloski ..................5 10 21992 Rick Pauloski ..................7 11 11993 Rick Pauloski ..................5 11 11994 Tom Poitras ....................3 12 11995 Tom Poitras ....................7 9 21996 Tom Poitras ................. 13 5 11997 Tom Poitras ..................15 6 11998 Mark Lukas ................. 12 6 11999 Mark Lukas ....................9 9 1

2000 Mark Lukas ................. 12 6 22001 Chris Payne ....................4 14 12002 Chris Payne ....................8 11 02003 Chris Payne ....................7 10 02004 Matt Verni .......................5 12 02005 Matt Verni .......................5 13 12006 Matt Verni .......................6 11 32007 Joshua Krusewski ..........6 10 12008 Joshua Krusewski ..........4 14 02009 Joshua Krusewski ..........1 17 02010 Joshua Krusewski ..........7 10 12011 Joshua Krusewski ..........5 9 3Totals 50 seasons ............... 435 360 65

Opponent W L TAlabamaA&M .....................0 1 0Albany .................................2 1 3American International ....10 7 2Assumption .......................15 7 0Babson ................................3 4 2Barrington ...........................1 0 0Bentley ................................3 6 0Binghamton ........................3 0 0Bloomsburg ........................1 1 0Bloomfield ...........................1 1 0Bridgeport .........................12 15 0Brooklyn College .................2 0 0Bryant..................................8 2 0C.W. Post ...........................14 15 1California (Pa.) ....................0 2 0CCNY ...................................6 3 0Central Connecticut St. ....12 2 4Concordia(N.Y.) ................14 4 2Connecticut College ...........5 1 0Dallas Baptist .....................0 1 0DanburyState ....................3 0 0Davis & Elkins .....................0 1 2Dominican (N.Y.) .................3 1 0Dowling ...............................9 14 2Durfee Tech ........................2 0 0Earlham(Indiana) ..............1 0 0EastStroudsburg ................0 4 0Eastern Connecticut St. ...10 3 1EasternNazarene ..............3 1 0Eckard .................................1 0 0Fairfield .............................20 2 0FDU-Madison ......................6 2 0Felician ................................3 3 0FloridaInternational ...........0 1 0Franklin Pierce ....................1 16 2

Opponent W L THartford ...............................6 3 2Hofstra ................................1 0 1Holy Family .........................0 2 0Hunter .................................0 1 0Kean (N.J.) ..........................3 4 0Keene State ........................4 13 2Kutztown .............................4 3 0Le Moyne ............................2 7 0LIU-Brooklyn ........................1 5 2Lock Haven .........................0 6 1Loyola(Md.) ........................0 1 0UMass Lowell....................21 11 2Mass. Maritime ..................1 0 0MerchantMarineAcad. .....2 0 0Mercy ..................................6 9 4Mercyhurst ..........................0 1 0Merrimack ..........................2 8 0Missouri-St. Louis ...............1 0 0Molloy ..................................5 5 0Monmouth ..........................6 0 0Nasson ................................2 1 0NewBedfordTech ..............3 0 0NewEnglandCollege .........2 2 0New Jersey Inst of Tech. ....2 0 0Newark State ......................1 1 0Nichols ................................0 1 0Nyack ..................................3 1 0New York Inst. of Tech. .....10 13 4NYU .....................................4 3 0Oneonta State ....................0 3 1Ottawa (Kansas) .................0 1 0Pace ....................................5 0 0PhiladelphiaU. ...................1 5 2Post ...................................12 2 1Pratt Institute ......................6 1 0

Opponent W L TQueens (N.Y.) ......................6 4 0Quinnipiac .........................21 10 6Ricker College .....................1 0 0RobertsWesleyan ..............0 1 0SacredHeart ....................17 8 2Saint Anselm ......................3 6 0Saint Francis (N.Y.) .............4 4 6Saint Michael’s ...................2 2 0Saint Rose ..........................3 2 0 SaintThomasAquinas .......7 1 1 Shippensburg .....................0 1 0Slippery Rock ......................2 0 0Southampton ....................14 10 1S’eastern Mass. Tech. Inst. 2 3 0 (Massachusetts-Dartmouth)Southern Conn. St. ...........11 35 2Southern Mass. ..................1 0 0Southern New Hampshire .3 20 1 (Formerly New Hampshire College)Stonehill ............................13 9 1Stony Brook ........................3 2 1Tampa .................................1 0 0U.ofDistrictColumbia .......1 0 0U.S.CoastGuardAcad. ......1 0 0University of Mexico ...........0 1 0Villanova .............................1 0 0WesternNewEngland ........4 1 0WestfieldState ...................3 1 1WindhamCollege ...............6 1 1Wisconsin-Green Bay .........1 0 0Yale ......................................3 3 1

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1963 (7-3-1)Coach:PaulDelGobboMass. Maritime ...........................W 5-0Assumption ..................................W 5-0Quinnipiac ....................................W 2-0NewEnglandCollege ................... L 2-4Nasson .........................................W 3-2Quinnipiac ..................................... L 2-4Stonehill ........................................ T 2-2FDU-Madison ...............................W 3-1DanburyState .............................W 7-2Nichols .......................................... L 1-6NewBedfordTech .......................W 6-2

1964 (11-2-1)Coach:PaulDelGobboAssumption ..................................W 6-2Quinnipiac ..................................... L 2-3Quinnipiac ..................................... L 2-4NewEnglandCollege ..................W 4-1Durfee Tech .................................W 8-0AlbanyState .................................. T 0-0Nasson .........................................W 4-0FairfieldUniversity .......................W 4-1DanburyState .............................W 4-3Durfee Tech .................................W 12-0FDU-Madison ...............................W 2-1Windham.....................................W 6-1NewBedfordTech .......................W 2-0NewBedfordTech .......................W 4-0

1965 (10-0)Coach:PaulDelGobboatDanburyStateCollege ............W 3-0NewEnglandCollege ..................W 4-0AlbanyStateCollege ...................W 6-3FairfieldUniversity .......................W 14-1at Quinnipiac College ..................W 4-2SacredHeartUniversity ..............W 10-1S.M.T.I. .........................................W 2-1Assumption College ....................W 6-1atEasternNazarene ...................W 11-3atWindhamCollege ....................W 6-1

1966 (7-2)Coach:PaulDelGobboatFairfield ....................................W 5-4Stony Brook .................................W 3-0atSacredHeart ...........................W 6-2Windham......................................W 6-1at S.M.T.I. ...................................... L 1-3New York Tech .............................W 5-1at Assumption .............................W 5-3Quinnipiac ..................................... L 1-10at New York Tech .........................W 7-0

1967 (8-2-2)Coach: Don WynschenkFairfield ........................................W 3-0Newark State ...............................W 5-1Monmouth ...................................W 5-3S’eastern Mass. Tech. Inst .........W 6-1Nasson .......................................... L 2-4EasternNazarene .......................W 7-0Windham(VT) ..............................W 2-0Assumption ..................................W 2-0Quinnipiac ..................................... T 2-2

New York Tech .............................W 5-2*WesternNewEngland ............... L 1-3Stony Brook .................................. T 1-1* NAIA Area 8 Tournament

1968 (5-6-1)Coach: Don WynschenkS’eastern Mass. Tech. Inst .......... L 2-5Newark State ................................ L 2-3Monmouth College ......................W 4-2WesternNewEngland .................W 5-3WindhamCollege ......................... L 3-6EasternNazarene .......................W 7-6Quinnipiac (OT) ............................W 3-2St. Francis (OT) ............................. T 3-3Fairfield ......................................... L 0-2Assumption ................................... L 1-2Southern Connecticut .................. L 0-3Bryant College .............................W 6-2

1969 (2-10-1)Coach: Joe MachnikQuinnipiac ..................................... L 0-2PhiladelphiaTextile ...................... L 0-3Monmouth ...................................W 1-0WesternNewEnlgand .................W 4-1Southeastern Mass. ..................... L 1-2Pratt Institute (OT) ........................ L 4-6EasternNazarene(OT) ................. L 1-2Windham(OT) ............................... T 2-2Fairfield ......................................... L 1-2Assumption ................................... L 1-2Southern Connecticut .................. L 0-6Central Connecticut ..................... L 0-1New York University ...................... L 0-2

1970 (13-5-1)Coach: Joe MachnikNAIA NATIONAL TOURN.Quinnipiac College (OT) ................ T 1-1at Southern Mass. .......................W 7-1Southern Connecticut .................W 3-0at Monmouth ...............................W 10-0atFairfield ....................................W 5-1Windham......................................W 2-0at Central Connecticut ................W 2-1at CCNY ......................................... L 1-3at C.W. Post .................................W 4-0Assumption ..................................W 4-1FDU-Madison ................................ L 1-2PhiladelphiaTextile ...................... L 1-2New York University ....................W 2-1Pratt Institute (OT) .......................W 1-0*Ricker College ...........................W 3-2*Eastern Connecticut .................W 1-0**Davis & Elkins (WV) (8OT) ....... L 0-1**Ottawa University (Kan.) .......... L 0-3**Earlham(Ind.) .........................W 4-2* NAIA Area 8 Playoffsat Willimantic, Connecticut**NAIA Nationals at Dunn, N.C.

1971 (13-4-1)Coach: Joe MachnikCoastGuard .................................W 3-1atWindham .................................W 7-0Monmouth ...................................W 11-0Fairfield ........................................W 5-0C.W. Post ......................................W 5-0Central Connecticut ....................W 5-0atPhiladelphiaTextile .................. L 1-2

CCNY ............................................W 6-1at Quinnipiac ...............................W 2-0at Assumption .............................W 6-1at Southern Connecticut .............. L 0-3at Pratt .........................................W 2-0St. Francis (NY) ............................. T 3-3 at New York University ................. L 1-2atFDU-Madison ...........................W 2-1Babson .........................................W 1-0*Barrington (3OT)........................W 2-1#Keene State................................ L 2-3* NAIA Area 8 Southern Division Playoffs at New Haven# NAIA Area 8 Championship at WIllimantic, Conn.

1972 (9-2-2)Coach: Joe MachnikNCAA TOURNAMENT (24 Teams)St. Francis (NY) ............................W 3-1atFairfield ....................................W 3-1Pratt .............................................W 4-1PhiladelphiaTextile(OT) .............. T 2-2at CCNY ........................................W 3-2at Central Connecticut ................. T 4-4Assumption ..................................W 6-0Southern Connecticut .................W 1-0at Oneonta State .......................... L 1-6Quinnipiac ....................................W 1-0FDU-Madison ...............................W 4-2New York University .....................W 1-0*Bridgeport .................................. L 0-1*NCAA New England Regionals (at UNH)

1973 (9-4-3)Coach: Joe MachnikFairfield ........................................W 10-0atBabson ..................................... L 2-6at Monmouth ...............................W 4-0at St. Francis (NY)........................W 3-2atPhiladelphiaTextile .................. T 1-1CCNY ............................................W 5-1Central Connecticut ..................... T 0-0at Assumption .............................W 6-1at Southern Connecticut .............W 1-0Oneonta State ............................. L 0-2atFDU-Madison ............................ L 3-4New York University .....................W 2-0at Quinnipiac ...............................W 1-0LongIslandUniversity .................. T 1-1*Kean College (OT) .....................W 4-1*Hunter College ........................... L 0-1*ECAC Central Regional Tournament at Kean College, Union, N.J.

1974 (5-9)Coach: Joe MachnikUniversity of Mexico ..................... L 0-1at Yale ........................................... L 0-1atFairfield ....................................W 9-3Babson .......................................... L 0-1at LIU ............................................. L 1-6PhiladelphiaTextile ...................... L 0-1at CCNY ......................................... L 2-3St. Francis ..................................... L 1-2Quinnipiac ....................................W 3-1at Keene St. .................................. L 0-2FDU-Madison ...............................W 4-0NYU ............................................... L 0-1at Central Conn. State ................W 6-2Southern Conn. State .................W 3-1

1975 (10-5-2)Coach: Joe MachnikNCAA TOURNAMENT (16 Tms)Connecticut College ....................W 2-1Yale University .............................W 2-1Oneonta State .............................. L 0-3FairfieldUniversity .......................W 3-0LongIslandUniversity .................W 1-0PhiladelphiaTEctile ...................... L 1-5CCNY ............................................W 3-0Central Connecticut ..................... T 0-0SacredHeartUniversity ..............W 3-0St. Francis College........................ T 1-1Keene State .................................. L 1-5FDU-Madison ...............................W 3-1New York University .....................W 2-0BabsonCollege ............................ L 0-2Southern Connecticut .................W 2-0Quinnipiac College ......................W 4-0*Le Moyne College ....................... L 0-3*NCAA Division II Playoffs (at UNH)

1976 (12-6-2)Coach: Joe MachnikNCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL RUNNERS-UPWesternNewEngland .................W 6-3Oneonta State .............................. T 2-2FairfieldUniversity .......................W 5-0Connecticut College ....................W 1-0St. Francis ..................................... L 0-2LongIslandUniversity .................. L 1-5CCNY ............................................W 5-0Central Connecticut ....................W 4-0PhiladelphiaTextile .....................W 2-1SacredHeart ...............................W 10-0Quinnipiac College ......................W 2-0Keene State .................................. L 1-3Yale University .............................. L 0-2BabsonCollege ............................ T 1-1Eastern Connecticut State ........... L 0-1Southern Conn. State .................W [email protected] .....................W 4-0#So. Conn. State (4OT) ...............W 1-0$U. of Mo.-St. Louis (2OT) ...........W 2-1*Loyola Baltimore ........................ L 0-2@NCAA Region I Semifinal#NCAA Region I Final$NCAA National Semifinal*NCAA Division II National Championship match (Seattle, Wash.)

1977 (16-2-2)Coach: Joe MachnikNCAA DIV. II NATIONAL THIRD PLACEWesternNewEngland .................W 2-0Fairfield ........................................W 5-1Quinnipiac ..................................... T 1-1St. Francis ....................................W 5-0Yale ...............................................W 2-1Southampton ...............................W 4-1CCNY ............................................W 4-1Central Conn. State .....................W 4-1Stonehill .......................................W 2-1SacredHeart ...............................W 4-0Univ. of Lowell ..............................W 5-0Keene State ................................W 1-0Babson .........................................W 2-0Eastern Conn. State ..................... T 1-1

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1978 (13-2-4)Coach: Joe MachnikNCAA ELITE EIGHTDavis & Elkins ............................... T 0-0Villanova ......................................W 7-0Fairfield ........................................W 4-1Hartford ......................................... T 1-1Yale ...............................................W 1-0Southern Connecticut .................. L 0-3Southampton ...............................W 3-1Quinnipiac ....................................W 1-0Central Connecticut ....................W 2-1Stonehill .......................................W 4-1SacredHeart ...............................W 5-1Lowell University ..........................W 2-0C.W. Post ......................................W 4-0St. Francis (NY) ............................W 2-1Babson .......................................... T 1-1Eastern Connecticut ....................W 4-2LongIslandUniversity .................. T 1-1$Hartford .....................................W 3-1#at Southern Connecticut ........... L 1-3$NCAANewEnglandRegionalFirstRound(atUNH)#NCAAN.EnglandReg.Championship

1979 (8-6-3)Coach: Joe MachnikEckerdCollege .............................W 2-0atWestfieldSt. ............................ T 1-1Quinnipiac College ....................... T 2-2Yale University (OT) ....................... T 2-2** Yale advanced on penalty kicks, 3-1Connecticut College ..................... L 0-1at C.W. Post ................................. L 2-3Southampton College .................W 3-0FairfieldUniversity .......................W 8-0at Stonehill College .....................W 4-0SacredHeart ...............................W 4-0Lowell Univeristy .........................W 1-0UnviersityofHartford ................... L 0-3at St. Francis (NY)......................... T 2-2atBabsonCollege ........................ L 0-3Central Connecticut ....................W 2-0Eastern Connecticut ....................W 5-1LongIslandUniv.(OT) .................. L 2-4

1980 (11-2-4)Coach: Bill WallachWestfieldSt. ................................W 6-0at Southampton ..........................W 3-2New York Tech. ............................W 3-0vs. Southern Connecticut ............ L 1-4vs. Quinnipiac ..............................W 5-0at Connecticut College ................W 3-0C.W. Post ......................................W 3-2Pratt Institute ...............................W 3-0atFairfieldUniversity ..................W 1-0at Central Connecticut ................. T 1-1

UniversityofHartford ................... T 0-0atSacredHeart ...........................W 2-1at University of Lowell .................. T 2-2atLongIslandUniversity.............. L 0-7St. Francis (NY) ............................. T 2-2at Eastern Connecticut ...............W 1-0MerchantMarineAcad. ..............W 5-2

1981 (15-4-1)Coach: Joe MaherNCAA ELITE EIGHTMercy College (OT) ....................... T 0-0at New York Tech .........................W 1-0at C.W. Post College ....................W 1-0vs. Yale University (OT) ................. L 1-2vs. Quinnipiac College .................W 4-1Connecticut College ....................W 1-0atUniversityofHartford ............... L 1-2atFairfieldUniversity ..................W 5-1Central Conn. St. College ............W 1-0atBabsonCollege .......................W 1-0SacredHeartUniversity ..............W 4-1University of Lowell .....................W 1-0Southampton College ................W 3-0at St. Francis College ................... L 0-1Eastern Conn. St. College ...........W 2-0atMerchantMarineAcad. ..........W 2-1at Pratt Institute ..........................W 6-0KutztownSt.College ...................W [email protected](OT) ...........W 2-1#So. Conn. State .......................... L 0-1@ NCAA Division II Northeast Regional First Round# NCAA Division II Northeast Regional Championship (at UNH)

1982 (13-5-1)Coach: Joe Maherat Mercy .......................................W 2-0*at Lowell ....................................W 2-1N.Y. Tech ....................................... L 0-2*Quinnipiac .................................W 3-1*So. Conn. State .........................W 1-0at Connecticut College ................W 3-1at Hofstra ...................................... T 0-0Fairfield ........................................W 6-0at Central Conn. State ................W 2-1Hartford ......................................... L 0-1Dowling ......................................... L 0-4at New Hamp. Coll. (OT) ..............W 1-0St. Francis (OT) ............................. T 0-0C.W. Post .....................................W 4-0Pratt .............................................W forfeit*atU.ofBridgeport(OT) .............. L 1-2*atSacredHeart .........................W 2-1at Southampton ..........................W 5-0Brooklyn College ..........................W 2-0* NECC Conference Match

1983 (17-4-1)Coach: Joe MaherNCAA ELITE EIGHTvs. Davis & Elkins (OT) ................. T 1-1vs. Dowling ...................................W 3-2*atSacredHeart .........................W 3-0*Lowell .........................................W 2-1at New York Tech. (OT) ................W 1-0*at Quinnipiac (OT) ...................... L 1-2Mercy ...........................................W 4-1atFairfield ....................................W 5-0Hofstra .........................................W 1-0

*Central Connecticut State ........W 4-1Queens .........................................W 11-0at Dowling ....................................W 2-0at C.W. Post .................................W 5-1at St. Francis ................................. L 1-2*New Hampshire College ...........W 1-0atHartford ...................................W 5-1*Bridgeport .................................W 3-0*Southern Connecticut ................ L 1-3Southampton ...............................W 3-0at Brooklyn (OT) ...........................W 3-1$Keene ........................................W 2-1# at Southern Conn. ..................... L 0-1* NECC Conference Match$ NCAA First Round (at UNH)# NCAA Second Round

1984 (16-4-1)Coach: Joe MaherNCAA FINAL FOUR#Keene State................................ L 0-2#Kean of N.J. ................................ L 1-4*SacredHeart .............................W 6-1New York Tech. ............................. L 2-3*Quinnipiac .................................W 3-0at Mercy (OT) ................................ T 1-1Fairfield ........................................W 13-1*Lowell .........................................W 9-0*at Central Conn. State ..............W 3-0at Queens ....................................W 6-0Dowling ........................................W 6-2C.W. Post ......................................W 3-1*at New Hampshire Coll. ............W 5-1*atBridgeport .............................W 4-1*So. Conn. State (OT) ..................W 2-1at Southampton ..........................W 4-0American International ...............W 18-0Hartford ........................................W 4-0@Bridgeport .................................W 2-1$at Tampa ....................................W 1-0&vs.FloridaInt’lUniv.(OT) ........... L 2-3# at Keene State Tournament* NECC Conference Match@ NCAA Div. II Regionals$ NCAA Div. II Quarterfinals& NCAA Div. II Semifinals (Miami, Fla.)

1985 (11-7-1)Coach: Joe Maher*atSacredHeart .........................W 3-1*Lowell .........................................W 5-0at N.Y. Tech. .................................. L 0-1at Pace .........................................W 1-0atFairfield ....................................W 7-0Central Connecticut ....................W 5-2Queens .........................................W 8-1at Dowling (OT) ............................. T 1-1Eastern Connecticut ..................... L 2-4at C.W. Post .................................. L 0-3*New Hamp. College (OT) ............ L 1-2Keene State .................................W 2-1*Bridgeport .................................W 1-0*at Southern Conn. (OT) .............. L 0-1Southampton ...............................W 4-0at Kean of New Jersey ................W 2-1Mercy ............................................ L 3-4*Quinnipiac .................................. L 0-2at American International ...........W 5-1* NECC Conference Match

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Coach: Joe Maher*SacredHeartUniversity ............W 3-0*University of Lowell ...................W 3-1New York Tech. ............................W 3-1Pace University ............................W 3-2at Mercy College (OT) ..................W 3-1at Queens College ........................ L 2-3at Central Conn. St. Univ. ............. L 0-6Dowling Colllege ..........................W 2-1*Quinnipiac College ..................... L 2-3at Eastern Conn. State ...............W 4-3C.W. Post College ........................W 2-1*at New Hampshire College ........ L 1-2*at Keene St. College (OT) .......... T 0-0*atUniversityofBridgeport......... L 0-1*So. Connecticut State (OT) ........ T 0-0at Southampton College .............W 3-0Kean College of NJ ......................W 4-1* NECC Conference Match

1987 (7-13)Coach: Joe Maher#Lock Haven ................................. L 0-5#EastStroudsburg ....................... L 0-4WestfieldStateCollege ...............W 3-2at NYIT (OT) ..................................W 2-1at Pace University ........................W 1-0at C.W. Post College ..................... L 0-4Queens College ............................ L 1-3at Quinnipiac College ..................W 2-1*atSacredHeartUniversity ........ L 0-1at Dowling College .......................W 3-0*at So. Connecticut State ............ L 0-3Eastern Conn. State ..................... L 1-5at American International ...........W 7-0*New Hampshire College ............ L 1-2*Keene State College .................. L 0-2*UniversityofBridgeport ............. L 1-2Mercy College ............................... L 0-2Southampton College .................. L 2-3*Lowell .........................................W 4-1at Kean College of NJ ................... L 0-1# Lock Haven University Tournament* NECC Conference Match

1988 (7-9-1)Coach: Joe MaherC.W. Post (OT) ............................... L 0-1atWestfieldState(OT) ................. L 0-1at Lowell (OT) ...............................W 3-2N.Y. Tech ....................................... L 1-2*Franklin Pierce (OT) .................... L 1-2Pace .............................................W 2-1at Queens College .......................W 4-1Quinnipiac (OT) ............................. T 1-1*SacredHeart .............................. L 0-1Dowling ........................................W 5-0*Southern Connecticut ................ L 0-4at Eastern Connecticut ...............W 4-0*at New Hampshire Coll. ............. L 1-2*at Keene State ........................... L 1-3*atBridgeport .............................W 3-0at Mercy ........................................ L 1-3at Southampton ..........................W 1-0* NECC Conference Match

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WestfieldState ............................W 5-1Lowell ...........................................W 1-0at N.Y. Tech (OT) ........................... T 2-2*at Franklin Pierce ....................... L 1-2at Quinnipiac ...............................W 4-1*atSacredHeart .......................... L 1-2at Dowling ..................................... L 1-2*at Southern Connecticut ........... L 0-2Eastern Connecticut (OT) ............W 1-0*New Hampshire Coll. (OT) .......... T 0-0*Keene State................................ L 0-1*Bridgeport .................................. L 1-2Mercy ............................................ L 1-3Southampton ...............................W 3-1Kean College ................................ L 1-3atConcordia(OT) .........................W 3-2* NECC Conference Match

1990 (6-11-2)Coach: Joe MaherC.W. Post College ......................... L 0-4at Eastern Conn. State ................W 1-0*at University of Lowell ...............W 6-1New York Tech (OT) ....................... L 2-3*So. Connecticut State ................ L 0-8Pace University ............................W 4-1Dowling College ............................ L 1-2at Queens College .......................W 4-2Quinnipiac College (OT) ................ T 0-0at Mercy College ..........................W forfeit*SacredHeartUniversity ............W 2-0at Southampton College .............. L 1-4*Franklin Pierce College (OT) ...... T 1-1*at New Hampshire College ........ L 0-3*at Keene State College .............. L 0-2*atUniversityofBridgeport......... L 2-3Stonehill College (OT) ................... L 1-2Kean College ............................... L 3-6ConcordiaCollege(OT)................. L 1-2* NECC Conference Match

1991 (5-10-2)Coach: Rick Pauloski*UMass-Lowell ............................. T 2-2*at So. Connecticut State ............ L 0-5Queens College ...........................W 1-0Southampton College .................. L 0-1*Keene State College .................. L 0-1at Quinnipiac College ..................W 5-2Mercy College ............................... T 0-0*atSacredHeartUniversity ........ L 0-2*at Franklin Pierce College.......... L 0-8Eastern Connecticut State ..........W 3-2*New Hampshire college ............. L 1-2at Stonehill College ...................... L 1-2*UniversityofBridgeport ............. L 0-6at American International ...........W 3-0at Dowling College ........................ L 1-3atConcordiaCollege ...................W 6-1at C.W. Post College ..................... L 2-5* NECC Conference Match

1992 (7-11-1)Coach: Rick PauloskiC.W. Post college .......................... L 0-3at Teikyo-Post University .............W 2-0American International ...............W 4-0at Queens College ........................ L 1-3at Southampton College .............W 1-0at Mercy College ........................... L 0-6Quinnipiac College ......................W 1-0

ConcordiaCollege ........................ L 2-3*SacredHeartUniversity ............. L 0-3*Franklin Pierce College .............. L 0-4at NYIT ........................................... L 1-3*Le Moyne College (OT) ..............W 4-3Stonehill College .......................... L 2-6*at New Hampshire College ........ L 0-5Dowling College ...........................W 3-1*at Keene State College (OT) ...... T 1-1*So. Connecticut State Univ. ....... L 0-4*at UMass-Lowell ........................W 2-0#atSacredHeartUniversity ........ L 0-1# NECC Playoff Match* NECC Conference Match

1993 (5-11-1)Coach: Rick Pauloskiat C.W. Post .................................. L 0-9at Bryant ....................................... L 0-4Southampton ................................ L 2-3Mercy ............................................ L 2-3at Quinnipiac ...............................W 2-1*Keene State................................ L 0-1*atSacredHeart .......................... L 1-3atConcordia ................................W 3-2Teikyo Post (OT) ............................ T 1-1*Bridgeport .................................. L 0-5*UMass-Lowell ............................W 2-0at Stonehill.................................... L 2-4*NH College .................................. L 0-4at Dowling ....................................W 3-1*at Franklin Pierce ....................... L 1-6*at So. Connecticut ..................... L 0-5*at Le Moyne ..............................W 3-0* NECC Conference Match

1994 (3-12-1)Coach: Tom PoitrasC.W. Post College ......................... L 0-3Quinnipiac College ......................W 5-1at Southampton College .............. L 0-4at Mercy College ........................... L 0-1*at Keene State ........................... L 0-3*SacredHeartUniversity ............. L 0-2ConcordiaCollege ........................ T 3-3Dowling College ............................ L 0-4*atUniversityofBridgeport......... L 1-3*at UMass Lowell ........................W 3-2Stonehill College .......................... L 0-2*at New Hampshire College ........ L 0-9Bryant College .............................W 3-0*Franklin Pierce College .............. L 2-4*Southern Connecticut ................ L 0-4*Le Moyne College ....................... L 0-6* NECC Conference Match

1995 (7-9-2)Coach: Tom Poitrasat Stonehill College .....................W 2-1New York Tech .............................. L 1-2at Bryant College .........................W 8-3Assumption College ....................W 3-0Keene State College ................... L 0-4at Southern Conn. State .............. L 0-5UMass Lowell...............................W 1-0at Franklin Pierce ......................... L 0-2Le Moyne College ......................... L 1-5atUniversityofBridgeport ..........W 3-0New Hampshire College............... L 0-3American International ................ L 1-2at Teikyo Post Univ. .....................W 3-0

at Quinnipiac College (OT) ........... L 2-3atUniversityofAlbany.................. T 1-1atConcordiaCollege ...................W 1-0University at Stony Brook ............. L 2-3atSacredHeartUniversity ........... T 0-0

1996 (13-5-1)Coach: Tom Poitras#at Quinnipiac College ................. L 1-2#vs. New York TEch .....................W 2-0Bryant College .............................W 4-1at Keene State College ...............W 2-1So. Connecticut State Univ. ......... L 0-3ConcordiaCollege ........................ L 0-1atU.ofDistrictofColumbia .......W 3-0UniversityofBridgeport ..............W 2-0at New Hampshire College .......... L 0-2at American International ...........W 5-0UniversityofAlbany(OT) .............. T 0-0SacredHeartUniversity ..............W 4-0Stonehill College .........................W 6-1Teikyo-Post University..................W 5-1at UMass Lowell ..........................W 4-0at University of Stony Brook........W 2-0at Assumption College ................W 2-0Franklin Pierce College ...............W 2-1vs.EastStroudsburgUniv. ........... L 2-5# Quinnipiac College’s “Q Cup”

1997 (15-6-1)Coach: Tom PoitrasNJ Tech (at Bentley) ....................W 4-0St. Rose (at Bentley) ...................W 6-0at Bryant ......................................W 6-0at Teikyo Post ..............................W 6-1atKutztown ..................................W 3-1*at So. Connecticut State ............ L 0-5*UMass-Lowell ............................W 4-0at St. Anselm (OT) ......................... L 0-1Quinnipiac ....................................W 1-0*at Franklin Pierce ....................... L 0-2Bentley .........................................W 3-1*New Hampshire College ............ L 0-3*Bridgeport .................................W 4-2*atAlbany ..................................... L 1-3American International ...............W 6-0at Stonehill...................................W 4-0Assumption ..................................W 2-0*Stony Brook ...............................W 2-0atConcordia ................................W 3-1*atSacredHeart(OT) .................. T 0-0#at Southampton ........................W 1-0@Merrimack(OT) .......................... L 1-2* NECC Conference Match# ECAC Tournament@ ECAC Tournament Championship

1998 (12-6-1)Coach: Mark Lukasat Assumption (OT) ......................W 2-1Kutztown ......................................W 5-2#at Lock Haven (OT) ..................... T 2-2#vs.Bloomsburg .........................W 6-2*at Binghamton ..........................W 4-2Stonehill .......................................W [email protected](OT) .................... L [email protected] ...........................W 3-1*Franklin Pierce ........................... L 1-3Bryant...........................................W 2-1*at UMass-Lowell ........................W 3-0at American International ...........W 5-0

*at New Hampshire ..................... L 0-1at Bentley .....................................W 3-1*SacredHeart .............................W 4-1*Southern Connecticut ................ L 0-1*atStonybrook ............................. L 0-2*Bridgeport(OT) ........................... L 1-2*Albany ........................................W 3-0* NECC Conference Match# at the Lock Haven Invitational@ Merrimack Tournament

1999 (9-9-1)Coach: Mark LukasAssumption College ..................... L 0-1#vs. New Jersey Tech ..................W 5-2#atEastStroudburgUniv. ............ L 1-3Nyack College (2OT) ....................W 2-1*UniversityofBridgeport ............W 1-0*at So. Conn. State (OT) .............. L 0-1at Stonehill College .....................W 5-1*at Franklin Pierce College.......... L 1-4St. Anselm’s College .................... L 1-4*New Hampshire College ............ L 0-1at Bryant College .........................W 3-1at Merrimack College ................... L 1-3*Binghamton University .............W 1-0at Southampton Coll. (2OT) ......... T 1-1Bentley College ............................. L 1-3American International ...............W 3-2*at Teikyo-Post University ...........W 2-1*UMass-Lowell ............................W 2-0*at Felician College ...................... L 1-3# at East Stroudsburg Tournament* NECC Conference Match

2000 (12-6-2)Coach: Mark Lukasat Southern Connectiuct .............. T 0-0vs.Kutztown ................................. L 0-1at Southampton ........................... L 1-4Franklin Pierce .............................. L 1-3at Binghamton .............................W 3-1atConcordia ................................. L 0-1St.ThomasAquinas ....................W 12-0atBridgeport ...............................W 2-0at Nyack .......................................W 3-1Stonehill .......................................W 4-1at St. Anselm ................................ L 1-2Teikyo-Post ...................................W 3-2at N.Y. Tech ..................................W 3-2Bryant...........................................W 5-0Merrimack ...................................W 4-1at Bentley .....................................W 3-2Felician .........................................W 3-0at American International ............ T 1-1at UMass-Lowell ........................... L 2-3Dominican ...................................W 8-0

2001 (4-14-1)Coach: Chris Payneat UMass Lowell ........................... L 2-3at Assumption .............................. L 1-3vs. Lock Haven ............................. L 0-2vs. Southern Connecticut ............ L 0-2at Southampton (2OT) ................. L 2-3Dowling ......................................... L 0-3at C.W. Post .................................. L 0-1St. Anselm ..................................... L 1-2N.Y. Tech ....................................... L 1-3Nyack ...........................................W 5-1at Merrimack ................................ L 0-1



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at Bryant ....................................... L 1-2at Franklin Pierce ......................... L 1-7Bridgeport ..................................... L 0-2American International ................ T 1-1at Teikyo Post ..............................W 2-1at Dominican ...............................W 5-1at Stonehill.................................... L 1-2Concordia .....................................W 3-0

2002 (8-11)Coach: Chris PayneMercyhurst .................................... L 2-4Stonehill College .........................W 2-1Franklin Pierce (2OT) .................... L 1-2KutztownUniversity .....................W 2-1at Umass Lowell ........................... L 2-4Teikyo Post ...................................W 4-1at So. Connecticut State .............. L 0-8*Dowling College .......................... L 0-3Assumption (2OT) ......................... L 1-2*NYIT ............................................. L 1-7*atConcordia(2OT) ....................W 2-1Dominican College ......................W 4-3*C.W. Post ...................................W 2-0*atSt.ThomasAquinas..............W 3-1at Felician College (2OT) .............. L 1-2*atU.ofBridgeport(2OT) ........... L 0-1*Molloy College ...........................W 3-1*Southampton College ................ L 0-1*at Mercy College ........................ L 1-3*NYCAC Conference Match

2003 (7-10)Coach: Chris Payneat Teikyo Post ..............................W 2-0vs.RobertsWesleyan ................... L 2-3vs.Concordia(NY) .......................W 6-0UML ............................................... L 0-5at Southern Connecticut .............. L 0-7atKutztownState ......................... L 2-3at Domincan College .................... L 3-5Felician College ...........................W 1-0*at Southampton College ............ L 0-3*at Molloy College Lions .............. L 1-2*at Dowling College ..................... L 1-2*St. Thomas ................................W 1-0*at C.W. Post ...............................W 2-1*Bridgeport .................................. L 1-5*Mercy .........................................W 3-2*Concordia ..................................W 3-2*at NYIT ........................................ L 1-3*NYCAC Conference Match

2004 (5-12)HeadCoach:MattVernivs. Lock Haven ............................. L 1-4atBloomsburgState .................... L 0-4Teikyo ...........................................W 4-2atEastStroudsburg ..................... L 1-4atShippensburg ........................... L 0-4at Southern Connecticut .............. L 0-4at UMass Lowell ........................... L 0-5KutztownUniversity ...................... L 1-2*at Mercy College ........................ L 0-1*Molloy (2OT) ..............................W 1-0*Concordia ..................................W 4-0*C.W. Post ...................................W 4-1*NYIT ............................................. L 2-3*atSt.ThomasAquinas..............W 3-1*at Southampton College ............ L 2-3*atUniversityofBridgeport......... L 1-4

*Dowling ....................................... L 1-6*NYCAC Conference Match

2005 (5-13-1)HeadCoach:MattVerniat Lock Haven University ............. L 0-3at California U. (PA) ...................... L 2-4at American Int’l (2OT) ................. L 0-1Dallas Baptist ............................... L 0-2UMass Lowell (2OT)...................... L 0-1at Stonehill...................................W 1-0Holy Family (2OT) ......................... L 1-2Slippery Rock ...............................W 2-1So. New Hampshire...................... L 1-2at So. Connecticut ........................ L 0-2at Post University.......................... L 0-1*at Molloy College ........................ L 0-1*at Dowling College ..................... L 0-7*vs C.W. Post ................................ L 0-5*at NYIT (2OT) .............................. T 2-2*Mercy .........................................W 1-0*Concordia(NY) ..........................W 4-2*UniversityofBridgeport ............. L 1-2*St.ThomasAquinas ..................W 1-0* NYCAC Conference Match

2006 (6-11-3, 4-2-2 ECC)HeadCoach:MattVerniECC Tourn. Runners-UpLock Haven ................................... L 0-3Bloomfield ....................................W 5-0at Holy Family ............................... L 0-1at UMass Lowell ........................... L 1-3*atConcordiaCollege(NY).........W 3-1*Dowling ....................................... L 1-3vs. Stonehill .................................. L 0-1at Merrimack ................................ L 0-1at So. New Hampshire ................. L 0-3*Molloy ........................................W 1-0*atBridgeport .............................W 2-1*New York Tech (2OT) .................. T 0-0*atSt.ThomasAquinas..............W 1-0at So. Connecticut (2OT) .............. L 0-1*C.W. Post (2OT) .......................... L 0-1*at Mercy College (2OT) .............. T 1-1American International ................ L 2-3Post ..............................................W 2-1! at #20 C.W. Post (2OT) .............. T 1-1UNH advanced on penalty kicks, 4-3$ at #1 Dowling ............................ L 1-2! East Coast Conference Semifinal$ ECC Championship* East Coast Conference Match

2007 (6-10-1, 4-4-1 ECC)HeadCoach:JoshKrusewskiat Lock Haven ............................... L 0-4California (Pa.) .............................. L 0-1#5 UMass Lowell .......................... L 0-2Bloomfield ..................................... L 0-1at Post U. .....................................W 1-0*Concordia(N.Y.)........................W 1-0* at Molloy .................................... L 0-5* Mercy ......................................... L 1-2* at New York Tech ....................... L 0-3*#23Bridgeport ........................W 2-1*St.ThomasAquinas .................W 2-0Felician .........................................W 3-0at Southern Connecticut .............. L 1-2* #7 Dowling ................................ T 0-0* Queens (N.Y.) ............................. L 2-3

American International ................ L 1-3* at C.W. Post ..............................W 2-1* East Coast Conference Match

2008 (4-14, 3-10 NE-10)HeadCoach:JoshKrusewskiPost (OT)........................................ L 1-2at #9 Dowling ..............................W 2-1* at #18 So. Connecticut ............ L 1-5* at St. Anselm ............................W 3-2C.W. Post ....................................... L 0-1* So. New Hampshire .................. L 1-2Molloy ............................................ L 1-3* St. Michael’s.............................. L 1-3* at Merrimack .........................L (f) 0-1 * American Int’l ...........................W 4-2* at #14 Le Moyne ....................... L 0-4* at Bentley .................................. L 2-6* Assumption ............................... L 1-2* Franklin Pierce .......................... L 0-1* at UMass Lowell ........................ L 0-4* at Stonehill ...............................W 3-1* College of St. Rose .................... L 1-3Felician .......................................... L 3-0* Northeast-10 Conference Match(f) Forfeit

2009 (1-17, 0-13 NE-10)HeadCoach:JoshKrusewski* Bentley ....................................... L 2-3Concordia(N.Y.) ...........................W 4-0* at Assumption ................... L (OT) 0-1* at UMass Lowell ........................ L 0-2* College of St. Rose .................... L 1-2* at Franklin Pierce ...................... L 0-2* Southern Connecticut State ..... L 3-4* Southern New Hampshire ........ L 0-4at C.W. Post .................................. L 0-3* at Stonehill ................................ L 2-3* at Le Moyne ............................... L 0-5* Merrimack ................................. L 1-2Dowling ......................................... L 1-3* at Saint Anselm ......................... L 1-4Nyack ..................................... L(OT) 0-1* at Molloy .................................... L 1-4* at Saint Michael’s ..................... L 1-2* American International ............. L 0-2* Northeast-10 Conference Match

2010 (7-10-1, 6-7 NE-10)HeadCoach:JoshKrusewskiConcordia(N.Y.) .................. T (2OT) 1-1* at Bentley .................................. L 1-2* Assumption ..............................W 1-0* at #8 So. New Hampshire ........ L 0-2* at Saint Rose ............................W 4-0* Franklin Pierce .......................... L 0-1* at So. Conn. State ..................... L 0-4Molloy ...........................................W 2-1* at American Int’l ........................ L 1-2* Stonehill....................................W 2-0* Le Moyne ................................... L 0-1* at #25 Merrimack ............. L (OT) 1-2St.ThomasAquinas ..................... L 1-2* Saint Anselm ............................W 1-0at NYIT ........................................... L 0-2* Saint Michael’s ........................W 2-0* UMass Lowell ...........................W 3-1# at Bentley .......................... L (OT) 0-1* Northeast-10 Conference Match# Northeast-10 Conference Tournament

2011 (5-9-3, 4-8-1 NE-10)HeadCoach:JoshuaKrusewskiNYIT ..................................... T (2OT) 0-0at #4 Dowling ............................... L 0-1ST. THOMAS AQUINAS ........ T (2OT) 1-1*at Stonehill ................................. L 1-2*MERRIMACK ............................... L 2-3*SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT ........ L 0-2*at UMass Lowell ......................... L 0-1*AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ...... L 0-3*BENTLEY ........................... L (2OT) 1-2at Molloy ......................................W 1-0*at #2 Franklin Pierce ....... T (2OT) 1-1*SAINT ROSE ...............................W 2-1*SAINT MICHAEL’S ......................W 2-1*at Assumption ...........................W 2-1*#14 SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE ........ L 0-2*at Le Moyne ................................ L 0-2*at Saint Anselm .........................W 2-1* Northeast-10 Conference Match



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DeborahChin,Associate Vice President, Director of Athletics and Recreation

Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D., University PresidentSincebecoming president ofthe University of New Haven in 2004, Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D.hasledtheUniversityofNewHaven througha periodof remarkable growth anddevelopment. In thepast fiveyears alone, enrollment has grownby34percent tomorethan 6,400 undergraduateand graduate students,who

hailfrom35statesandsome45countries.Full-timeundergraduateenrollmenthasgrownby59percentandapplicationshaveincreasedby176percent.Duringthistime,theUniversityhascompletedover$100millionin construction projects andhas launched15newacademicprograms.

UNH now ranks among the top comprehensive universitiesintheNorthandboastsnationallyrankedprograms in a number ofmajors across business,criminal justice, engineering, forensic science, andthe liberal arts and sciences. In recognition of hiscontributionstotransformingtheUniversity,Dr.Kaplanwasnamed “Businessmanof theYear”byBusinessNewHavenmagazinein2008.

PresidentKaplanalsowasawardedthe2011WilliamM.BurkePresidentialAwardforExperientialEducationby theNational Society for Experiential Education.Theaward recognizesPresidentKaplan’s efforts tomakeUNHanationalleaderinexperientialeducation,requiringeveryundergraduatestudenttocompleteaninternship,anacademicservicelearningexperience,international study or a faculty-mentored research

projectbeforegraduation.

Previously,Dr.KaplanwaschancellorandprofessorofEnglish at the University of Virginia’s College at Wise, theonlyfour-yearbranchcampusoftheUniversityofVirginiaandoneofthenation’sbestpubliccolleges,accordingtoU.S.News&WorldReport.

Dr.Kaplanbeganhisteachingcareerin1982asanInstructor of English at theUniversity ofMaryland,EuropeanDivision. From1985-1989, he servedasVisitingLecturerinAmericanStudiesatEberhard-KarlsUniversität, Tübingen,Germany–oneof theoldestandmosthighlyregardeduniversitiesinEurope.Aftercompleting his doctoral studies at Eberhard-KarlsUniversität, he returned to theU.S. to teachEnglishattheUniversityofSouthernColorado.Withinthreeyears,hewasmadedepartmentchair,servinginthatcapacityfortwoyearsbeforebecomingDirectoroftheCenterforInternationalStudies.

Dr.KaplanalsoservedasdeanofArtsandHumanitiesatSUNYCollegeatBuffaloandasDeanoftheCollegeofLiberalArtsandSciencesatButlerUniversity.

In addition to earning his Ph.D. in ComparativeLiteratureat Eberhard-KarlsUniversität,Dr.KaplanholdsaMasterofArtsdegree(withaconcentrationinphilosophy,GermanandEnglish)fromEberhard-KarlsUniversität andaBachelor of Arts degree from theUniversity of California at Los Angeles.

Dr. Kaplan is the author of a book on AmericantranslationsofthepoetryofRainerMariaRilke;abookonTimO’Brien’sfiction,publishedbytheUniversityof

SouthCarolinaPress;andananthologyofinternationalwar stories, published by the University Press ofColorado.Healsohaswrittenanumberofscholarlyessays.

Dr.Kaplanandhiswife,AnemoneSchweizer-Kaplan,are both ardent opera buffs and love to ballroomdance,hikeanddownhillski.Theyshareagreatloveforthevisualandperformingartsandhavetraveledtomore than 30 countries during their 35 yearstogether,includingTanzania,wheretheyhikedupMt.Kilimanjaro.Theyhaveasonandthreedaughters.

Dr. Kaplan grew up in Chicago, the son of a shoe storeownerandanactress-comedienne.Hesaidhisstepfather,IrvingGlovin,taughthimtoloveideasandappreciate thecontributionsweallneed tomake togoodcauses. IrvGlovinwasagood friendofOskarSchindler,was instrumental in getting the story outin book and film form (hewas associate producerof thefilm),and isPresidentof theOskarSchindlerHumanitarianFoundation.Dr.KaplanalsoservesontheboardoftheFoundation.

Anemone Schweizer-Kaplan grew up in SouthwestGermany.SheholdstheequivalentofanAmericanM.A.inSecondaryEducationandtaughtataGermanhighschool.SheisaceramicsartistandtaughtGermanandpotteryasanadjunctfacultymemberinColoradoandVirginia.

Deborah Chin became theschool’s fourth Director of Athleticsin1993,andcurrentlyoverseesadepartmentwhichsponsors 16 NCAA Division II varsitysports.Shewaselectedto the prestigious position of Chair for the NCAA’s Division II Management Council for 2008 andwaspromotedtoAssociateVice President, Director of

AthleticsandRecreationin2010.

UNHAthletics has enjoyed a high level of successacrosstheboardduringChin’s tenureasDirectorofAthletics,advancingtoNCAAtournamentover50timesin17-plus years.UNHhas recentlymadeanumberof capital improvements toathletic and recreationalfacilities,includingtheconstructionofthemulti-milliondollarDavidA.BeckermanStudentRecreationCenter,a$1.3millionsyntheticturfrenovationofKayoField(soccerandlacrosse),aswellasinstallationofstate-of-the-artblueandgoldsyntheticturfatthenewRalphF.DellaCameraStadium.In2007,Chinspearheadedefforts to re-instate football as a varsity programand findUNHanewathletics conference that bestfits the institution’s long-termacademicandathleticaspirations. Both goals were accomplishedwhenUNHannouncedonNovember13,2007 that ithadbeenacceptedasa fullmember of theprestigiousNortheast-10 Conference, effective the 2008-09 academic year. After a five-yearhiatus, theChargerfootballteamreturnedtothegridironin2009,andhavesincewonback-to-backconferencechampionshipsandadvancedtotheNCAAQuarterfinals.

AmemberoftheUniversityofNewHavenstaffsince1975,ChinbeganherUNHcareerasCoordinatorofWomen’sAthletics.Shewas responsible for startingthe women’s intercollegiate athletic program at UNH, coachingvolleyball,tennis,basketballandsoftballintheearlyyears.Chineventuallysurrenderedallheadcoachingresponsibilities,exceptvolleyball,whenshewaspromotedtoAssociateDirectorofAthleticsin1979.

Amongher numeroushonors, Chinwasnamed theNACWAANCAADivisionIIAdministratoroftheYearin2009 after serving as the D-II Management Council Chair. In 2007, the Connecticut Sportswriters’ Alliance presentedChinwith theGoldKeyAward, thestate’stop sporting honor which recognizes significantcontributionstoathleticsintheStateofConnecticut.Chin won the NACDA/Continental Airlines Athletic Director of the Year for the Northeast Region in 1998-99andwasawarded theNACWAA Josten’sDistrictIAdministratorof theYearAward in1997.Chinwonthe National Association for Girls andWomen inSports Presidential Award inMarch1997andwasthe Connecticut Post Woman of the Year in 1993. Chinhasalsoearned theU.S.VolleyballAssociationMeritoriousServiceAwardand theYMCAWomen inLeadershipAward. In2010,shewashonoredasanElmCityLegend,aneventwhichrecognizesthegreaterNewHaven region’s best in sports and communitydedication.

Asheadwomen’svolleyballcoach,ChinfashionedaHallofFameresume-literally-earninginductionintotheAmericanVolleyballCoachesAssociation(AVCA)HallofFameinDecember,2006.Chinisalsoamemberof theConnecticutVolleyballHallofFame (Inducted

October,1998),theConnecticutWomen’sBasketballHall of Fame (April,1999), and theAthleticsHall ofFameatheralmamater,SUNY-Cortland.

Ina19-yearcareer(1975-93)asheadcoachfortheChargers,sheposteda578-179record(.764)andwasatthattimeonlythefifthDivisionIIcoachtowin500careermatches. TheChargersmade10 trips to theNCAAtournamentduringChin’sreign,reachingthetopfivefourtimes.HerawardsincludesixAVCANortheastRegionCoachoftheYeardistinctionsaswellaseightNewEnglandCollegiateConferenceCoachoftheYearhonors.ChincoachedtheChargerstotwelve30-winseasons,includingsixstraight.Sheisalsorecognizedinternationallyasatopvolleyballclinician.

Asanadministrator,Chinhasservedonover30nationalandregionalcommittees.Inadditiontohermostrecentposition as Chair of the Division II Management Council, herresumeincludestermsaschairpersonfortheNCAADivisionIIVolleyballCommittee(1988-92),theNCAADivisionIIBaseballCommittee(1997-2001),theNCAANortheastRegionalFootballCommittee(1999-2003),andtheNACDAJohnMcLendonMinorityScholarshipCommittee(1999-present).SheservedfouryearsontheNACWAABoardofDirectors(1993-96),andactedastheVolleyballCommissionerforthe1995SpecialOlympicsWorldGamesheldinNewHaven.

A graduate of SUNY-Cortlandwith a Bachelor’s ofScience in Physical Education, Chin earned herMaster’sofSciencedegreeinPhysicalEducationfromUNC-Greensboro.

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R CHARGER ATHLETIC CLUBThe Charger Athletics Club serves as a vital force inhelping the University of New Haven Department of athleticscontinueitsstrongathleticstradition.Thesuc-cess of the athletic programs enhances the university’s reputationatboththeregionalandnationallevels.

Membership in theChargerAthleticsClub is open toalumni, parents of student-athletes, faculty & staff, students and friends ofathletics. The fundsraisedby theChargerAthleticsClubhelpfund capi-tal projects,whichbenefitalloftheChargerathleticteamsandhelptoenhancethegame-dayexperiencesofloyalfans,faculty,staffandthelocalcommunitywhosupportUNHstudent-athletes.

AllgiftstotheChargerAthleticsClubbyalumni, par-ents, faculty, staff and friends will be counted inthe university’s Annual Fund. By making an annualfundgiftthroughtheChargerAthleticsClubdonorsareemphasizingtheimportanceofathleticstotheUniver-sitycommunityandhelpingstudent-athletessucceedonandoffthefield.

Annual membership runs from July 1 through June 30 andisopentoallforaminimumdonationof$50.

Visit www.NewHavenChargers.com to join in the tradition of success!

MEMBERSHIP LEVELSAll-AmericanClub:$1,000+Director’sClub:$500-$999Coaches’Club:$250-$499Captain’sClub:$100-$249VarsityClub:$50-$99


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POSTSEASON SUCCESSMen’s Cross Country

NCAANationalQualifiers: 1979, 2001

Women’s Cross Country NCAANationalQualifier: 2004

Baseball NCAAWorldSeries: 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979,

1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988,1990,1995,1998;NCAA Region-

als: 1972, 1973, 1976, 1981, 1983, 1989, 1993, 1994, 1996, 2001, 2003, 2006,

2010;NAIAWorldSeries:1966,1970;NAIA Regionals: 1965, 1967, 1969

Men’s Basketball NCAA Regionals: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 2003,2004;NAIA: 1966, 1968, 1969

Women’s Basketball NCAA National Champions: 1987

NCAA Elite 8:1988;NCAA Regionals: 1986, 1989, 2003, 2006, 2007

Football NCAA Runner-up:1997;NCAASemifinals: 1992;NCAA Regionals: 1993, 1995, 2011

Men’s Golf NCAA 7th place:1970;NCAA Regionals:

2004,2005;NCAA Nationals:2004;NCAARegionals(Individual): 2006, 2007

Men’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals: 1977, 1978

Women’s Lacrosse NCAA Regionals: 2009

Men’s Track & Field NCAANationalQualifiers: 1975, 1976, 1978,

1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004,

2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

Women’s Track & Field NCAA National Champions: 2011 (5)

NCAANationalQualifiers: 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

Men’s Soccer NCAA Runner-up:1976;NCAASemifinals: 1977,1984;NCAA Regionals: 1972, 1975,

1978,1981,1983;NAIA: 1970

Women’s Soccer NCAA Regionals: 2005, 2006

Softball NCAA Regionals: 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005,

2008, 2009, 2010, 2011

Women’s Volleyball NCAA Elite 8: 1984, 1985, 1988, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002,

2008;NCAA Regionals: 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003,2006,2007,2009,2010,2011;

EAIAW: 1978, 1981

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICSDEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

Themissionofthedepartmentofintercollegiateathleticsistosupportthemissionoftheuniversityandtointegrateintercollegiateathletics intohighereducation so that theeducational experienceof the student-athlete isparamount. Thedepartmentwillprovidegrowthopportunitiestoachieveinanationallycompetitiveintercollegiateprogramthatattracts,nurturesandgraduatesstudent-athleteswhoundertheguidanceofaqualitystaff,representtheUniversityofNewHavenwithcharacterandintegritywhileachievingacademicexcellence,servingthecommunityandpursuingexcellenceintheirrespectivesports.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS PHILOSOPHYHighereducationhaslastingimportanceonanindividual’sfuturesuccess.Forthisreason,theemphasisforthestudent-athleteexperienceattheUniversityofNewHavenisacomprehensiveprogramoflearninganddevelopmentinapersonalsetting.AsanNCAADivisionIIprogram,ourapproachprovidesgrowthopportunitiesthroughacademicachievement,learninginhigh-levelathleticcompetitionanddevelopmentofpositivesocietalattitudesinservicetocommunity.Thebalanceandintegrationofthesedifferentareasoflearningopportunityprovideourstudent-athletesapathtograduationwhilecultivatingavarietyofskillsandknowledgeforlifeahead.

TheUniversityofNewHavenseekstoprovidetheworldwithleaderswhocanmakeapositivedifferenceinaglobalsociety.Student-athletesareaffordeduniqueopportunitiesforleadershipbecauseofthevisibilityprovidedthroughathleticscompetition.UNH’sintercollegiateprogramprovidesopportunitiesforitsstudent-athletestodevelopmoralvirtues,suchascourage,self-confidence,andintegrityandtolearncommunicationandteamworkskillsassociatedwithoutstandingleadership.ThustheDepartmentofAthleticshelpstheUniversitysatisfyitsprimaryaspiration,whichistopreparestudentstoleadpurposefulandfulfillinglivesinaglobalsocietythroughexperiential,collaborative,anddiscovery-basedlearning.

TheDepartmentofAthleticsiscommittedtodeliveringintercollegiateathleticsprogramsthatareconsistentwiththeUniversity’smissionandgeneratesthetrustandsupportofitsvariousconstituencies.ThegoalofthedepartmentistofieldsportsteamsthatcompetesuccessfullyagainstotherNCAADivisionIIteamswhileupholdingtheacademicstandardsoftheUniversityofNewHaven.Thedepartmentisalsocommittedtoconductingitsprogramsinstrictadherencetothepolicies,rulesandregulationssetbytheUniversity’sadministration,BoardofGovernors,theNCAAandtheNortheast-10Conference.

Throughitsprograms,thedepartmentgivesitsstudent-athletesofdifferentgenders,races,religions,nationaloriginsandsexualorientationopportunitiestoparticipateinintercollegiatecompetition.TheintercollegiateprogramwillfunctionfreeofdiscriminationwithaUniversitycommitmenttotheadherencetoTitleIXandtheOfficeofCivilRightsguidelines.AmajorgoaloftheDepartmentofAthletics istohelpstudent-athletesrealizethefullpotentialoftheirathleticabilitieswhilealsoincreasingtheir intellectualcapabilitiesandprovidingthemameaningfulopportunitytoearnabaccalaureatedegree.Thedepartmentwillnotcompromiseitscommitmenttoeducateandgraduateitsstudent-athletes.

DepartmentofAthleticspersonnelareexpectedtorepresenttheUniversityinamannerconsistentwithUNH’sprinciplesandvalues.Allpersonnelareexpectedtoperformtheirresponsibilitieswiththehigheststandardsofintegrity,ethicalbehaviorandsportsmanshipatall times.Coachesandstaffareexpected to treatstudent-athletes fairlyandwith respectand to facilitateleadershipthathelpsthemmaturephysically,intellectually,emotionallyandsocially.

DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS•TheUNHwomen’svolleyballteamhasreachedtheNCAASweet16eighteentimessince1983,andadvancedtotheNCAAEliteEight11times,includinganEliteEightappearancein2008.•BaseballhasconsistentlybeenrankedasoneofthewinningestDivisionIIprogramsinNCAAhistory.BaseballCoachEmeritusFrank“Porky”Vieiraretiredafterthe2006seasonasDivisionII’sall-timewinningestcoachbypercentage,andlogged1,127careervictories.Theteamhasappearedin17CollegeWorldSeriesandmade32Regionalappearances.Baseballhasalsoproducedninemajorleagueplayers,includingformerCyYoungwinnerSteveBedrosianofthePhiladelphiaPhillies.•Women’sBasketballwontheNCAADivisionIINationalChampionshipin1987.•ThefootballprogramhasappearedinfiveNCAAplayoffs,earningrunner-upstatusin1997.Thattitle-gameappearancemadeUNHtheonlyfootballteamintheStateofConnecticuttoevercompeteforanationaltitleandthesmallestschool(intermsofenrollment) to compete for an NCAA Championship.•Women’strackandfieldhasproducedarguablythemostsuccessfulindividualstudent-athleteinChargerhistory.ShannonGagnewonfivenationalchampionshipsduringthe2010-11academicyearandhelpedbringtheprogramafourthplacefinishatthe 2011 National Championship meet.•TailbackRogerGrahamwonthe1993HarlonHillTrophyasthetopDivisionIIFootballPlayerinthenation.

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2012 New Haven Men's Soccer Media Guide