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84 basketball schedule and second NEC Tournament title in four years, Sacred Heart gave third-seeded Ohio State all it could handle in NCAA first round play. Individually, 13 NEC student-athletes received All-America honors in their respective sports. Lock Haven's Blair Wynne, the only threetime Player of the Year in NEC field hockey history, was named to the Longstreth/NFHCA Division I All-America Second Team for the second consecutive season. NEC men's soccer has its most successful year since 1987 with three players acknowledged at year's end for their play. Quinnipiac's Graciano Brito earned his second straight NSCAA/adidas All-America honor, and was joined by FDU junior forward Samson Malijani on the third team. Brito and Monmouth's Angelo Amato were third team College Soccer News honorees. In addition to five football All-Americans, Monmouth's John Nalbone became the latest NEC player to reach the NFL when he was selected by the Miami Dolphins in the fifth round of the 2009 Draft. Former Wagner pitching great Andrew Bailey, a 2006 draft pick, broke into the big leagues in a big way during 2009. A non-roster Spring Training invitee, Bailey won a place in Oakland's bullpen before earning a spot in the MLB All-Star Game three months later. Hoping to someday follow Bailey's rise up the professional ranks, five of the NEC's finest were taken in the 2009 MLB Draft - Long Island's James Jones (Mariners), Monmouth's Ryan Buch (White Sox) and Brett Brach (Indians), Quinnipiac's Chris Gloor (Giants), and Wagner's Kyle Morrison (Nationals). For the second straight year, Sacred Heart captured the Northeast Conference Commissioner's Cup, recently renamed in honor of NEC Commissioner Brenda Weare, who passed away in June. The Pioneers claimed the women's cup for the third year in a row while earning the men's cup for the first time ever to complete a clean sweep. The Pioneers established new Cup records for overall and women's points in the process. UALBANY RECORDS IN NORTHEAST CONFERENCE GAMES INDIVIDUAL Rushing Attempts: 37, David McCarty vs. Duquesne, 10-4-08 Rushing Yards: 247, David McCarty vs. Central Conn., 11-17-07 Rushing TDs: 4, Gary Jones vs. Wagner, 11-1-03 Passing Attempts: 36, Brett Hall vs. Monmouth, 11-12-05 Passing Completions: 17, Vinny Esposito vs. three opponents Passing Yards: 279, Ryan Roeder vs. Robert Morris, 11-11-00 Passing TDs: 3, Vinny Esposito vs. Duquesne, 10-4-08 3, Ryan Roeder vs. Wagner, 9-22-01 3, Marcus Rotondi vs. St. John's, 9-08-01, 3, Ryan Roeder vs. Robert Morris, 11-11-00 3, Michael Oliva vs. Stony Brook, 10-2-99 Total Offense: 323, Michael Oliva vs. Stony Brook, 10-2-99 (235 pass, 88 rush) Receptions: 10, Tim Bush vs. Wagner, 11-15-08 Receiving Yards: 251, Chris Phillis vs. Robert Morris, 11-11-00 TD Receptions: 2, Chris Phillis vs. four opponents 2, Jonathan Garrick vs. St. John's, 9-8-01 2, Tim Bush vs. Wagner, 11-15-08 Points: 24, Gary Jones vs. Wagner, 11-1-03 Field Goals: 3, Jason Fralicker vs. Robert Morris, 11-4-06 Extra Points: 7, Bryan Bagstad vs. two opponents 7, Jason Fralicker vs. two opponents Tackles: 18, Colin Disch vs. Central Conn., 9-24-05 Interceptions: 2, Samson Brown vs. Wagner, 9-22-01, 2, David Cross vs. Central Conn., 9-4-99 2, Mike Grever vs. Wagner, 10-9-99 2, Kamar Elliott vs. St. Francis, Pa., 10-26-02 2, Eric Neugebauer vs. Wagner, 10-29-05, 2, Dave Casale vs. Robert Morris, 11-8-08 Kick Return Yards: 155, Ryan MacLean vs. Robert Morris, 11-10-01 Punt Return Yards: 80, Daniel Bocanegra vs. St. Francis, Pa., 10-20-07 All-Purpose Yards: 279, Gary Jones vs. Stony Brook, 10-25-03 In The Community The NEC, its member institutions and student-athletes have made community involvement an important piece of its mission. In 2008-09, the NEC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee made its annual visit to the Cancer Recovery Foundation in Hershey, PA in February. That same month, conference members participated in "Think Pink" Day, a global effort organized by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association to assist in raising breast cancer awareness on the court, across campuses, in communities and beyond. The NEC made efficient use of the $75,000 it received from the NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Grant Program last season. Expanding its base deeper into local communities, the Conference saw its women's basketball attendance increase by 20 percent to establish a new league record. Evolving and Expanding The past half decade has seen the Northeast Conference take aim at upgrading the caliber of the league's championship sports and enhancing the opportunities and experiences for the more than 4,000 student-athletes that compete in the conference. Set to become the NEC's 12th full-time member, Bryant has begun competition within the conference as it moves through the NCAA reclassification process. The Conference has also secured automatic access to the NCAA Division I Football Championship playoffs beginning in 2010, making football the 14th team sport in which NEC student-athletes are guaranteed a chance to compete for the NCAA crown. New sport sponsorship in women's bowling and men's lacrosse (2010-11) will create further opportunities for NEC student-athletes. Set to embark on a number of branding, sportsmanship and community initiatives as part of the league's Strategic Plan, the NEC and its member institutions are committed to the future growth of the Conference. Gary Jones Bryan Bagstad TEAM OFFENSE Points: 58 vs. St. Francis, Pa, 10-20-07 Fewest Points: 0 vs. Monmouth, 11-11-06 First Downs: 26 vs. five opponents Rushing Attempts: 73 vs. Central Conn., 9-13-03 Rushing Yards: 468 vs. Wagner, 11-1-03 Passing Attempts: 37 vs. Sacred Heart, 10-20-01 Passing Completions: 21 vs. St. Francis, 10-7-00 Passing Yards: 319 vs. Robert Morris, 11-11-00 Total Offense: 591 vs. Wagner, 11-1-03 Touchdowns: 9 vs. St. Francis, Pa., 10-20-07 Field Goals: 3 vs. Robert Morris, 11-4-06 TEAM DEFENSE Points: 0 vs. Sacred Heart, 11-6-99, 0 vs. St. Francis, Pa., 10-9-04 0 vs. St. Francis, Pa. 10-21-06 0 vs. Wagner, 10-28-06 Most Points: 43 vs. Robert Morris, 11-11-00 First Downs: 6 vs. Monmouth, 11-16-02 6 vs. Central Conn., 9-13-03 Rushing Yards: minus-51 vs. Robert Morris, 11-4-06 Passing Yards: 21 vs. Wagner, 10-28-06 Total Offense: 74 vs. Central Conn., 9-13-03 Turnovers Forced: 6 vs. Stony Brook, 10-2-99 Interceptions: 5 vs. Central Conn., 9-4-99 UAlbany Football 2009
2008 NEC Season Review FINAL STANDINGS School NEC Pct. PF PA ALL Pct. PF PA Albany 7-0 1.000 216 104 9-3 .750 313 218 Monmouth 6-1 .857 210 134 7-4 .636 288 225 Sacred Heart 4-3 .571 185 183 8-3 .727 253 254 Central Conn. State 4-3 .571 211 128 7-4 .636 330 246 Robert Morris 4-3 .571 192 170 5-6 .455 254 251 Duquesne 2-5 .286 139 175 3-7 .300 215 263 Wagner 1-6 .143 78 200 3-8 .273 171 280 St. Francis, Pa. 0-7 .000 82 219 0-11 .000 125 357 Scoring Offense School GP Pts. Avg. Central Conn. 11 330 30.0 Sacred Heart 11 320 29.1 Monmouth 11 288 26.2 Albany 12 313 26.1 Robert Morris 11 254 23.1 Scoring Defense School GP Pts. Avg. Albany 12 218 18.2 Monmouth 11 225 20.5 Central Conn. 11 246 22.4 Robert Morris 11 251 22.8 Sacred Heart 11 254 23.1 Rushing Offense School GP Att. Yds. P/GP Central Conn. 11 546 2631 239.2 Albany 12 554 2407 200.6 Monmouth 11 409 2120 192.7 Sacred Heart 11 332 1416 128.7 Robert Morris 10 369 1346 122.4 Rushing Defense School GP Att. Yds. P/GP Albany 12 437 1429 119.1 Monmouth 11 359 1392 126.5 Central Conn. 11 341 1595 145.0 Sacred Heart 11 396 1633 148.5 Wagner 11 427 1687 153.4 www.ualbanysports.com Passing Offense School GP Com-Att. Yds. P/GP Duquesne 10 168-318 2167 216.7 Sacred Heart 11 236-353 2347 213.4 Robert Morris 11 149-300 2281 207.4 St. Francis, Pa. 11 167-341 1897 172.5 Monmouth 11 177-274 1819 165.4 Passing Defense School GP Com-Att. Yds. P/GP Wagner 11 139-253 1468 133.5 St. Francis, Pa. 11 134-241 1739 158.1 Robert Morris 11 172-316 1999 181.7 Albany 12 196-372 2181 181.8 Duquesne 10 158-266 1887 188.7 Total Offense School GP Rush Pass Yds. P/GP Albany 12 2407 1951 4358 363.2 Monmouth 11 2120 1819 3939 358.1 Central Conn. 11 2631 1305 3936 357.8 Sacred Heart 11 1416 2347 3763 342.1 Robert Morris 11 1346 2281 3627 329.7 Total Defense School GP Rush Pass Yds. P/GP Wagner 11 1687 1468 3155 286.8 Albany 12 1429 3610 3610 300.8 Monmouth 11 1392 2087 3479 316.3 Robert Morris 11 1803 1999 3802 345.6 St. Francis, Pa. 11 2131 1739 3870 351.8 UAlbany captured the 2007 Northeast Conference championship and earned its first Gridiron Classic berth. 85
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