Men's Soccer - America East Conference

Men’s Soccer 

TEAM CHAMPIONS 

Year Tournament Site Regular-Season Champion Tournament Champion Championship Coach 

2011 * N/A Boston University Stony Brook Ryan Anatol 

2010 * N/A Boston University UMBC Pete Caringi 

2009 * N/A New Hampshire Stony Brook Cesar Markovic 

2008 * N/A Boston University Boston University Neil Roberts 

2007 * N/A Binghamton Vermont Jessie Cormier 

2006 * N/A Binghamton Binghamton Paul Marco 

2005 * N/A Stony Brook Stony Brook Cesar Markovic 


2003 * N/A UMBC Binghamton Paul Marco 

2002 * N/A Northeastern Northeastern Ed Matz 

2001 * N/A Boston University Towson Frank Olszewski 

2000 * N/A Northeastern Vermont Roy Patton 

1999 * N/A Hartford Hartford Jim Evans 

1998 Burlington, Vt. Towson Drexel Lew Weehl 

1997 West Hartford, Conn. Hofstra Boston University Neil Roberts 

1996 * N/A Hartford Boston University Neil Roberts 

1995 Philadelphia, Pa. Drexel Boston University Neil Roberts 



1992 * N/A Boston University Hartford Sasho Cirovski 

1991 Boston, Mass. Boston University Hartford Sasho Cirovski 

1990 Boston, Mass. Boston University Vermont Ron McEachen 

1989 Burlington, Vt. Vermont Vermont Ron McEachen 

1988 ^ N/A Boston University/Maine ^ N/A Neil Roberts/Jim Dyer 

* Each round played at higher seed ^ Champion determined through regular-season play 

ANNUAL STANDINGS 

2011 

America East 

Overall 

School W L T Pts W L T Pct. 

x-Boston U. 5 2 0 15 9 9 0 .500 

y-Stony Brook 4 2 1 13 10 6 4 .600 

Vermont 4 2 1 13 9 7 1 .559 

UMBC 4 3 0 12 7 8 3 .472 

Hartford 3 2 2 11 8 9 4 .476 

Albany 1 3 3 6 6 10 3 .395 

New Hampshire 1 4 2 5 7 9 2 .444 

Binghamton 1 5 1 4 5 10 2 .353 

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS 

2011 America East Championship 

at high seed 

Quarterfinals: No. 6 Albany 3, at No. 3 Vermont 2 

No. 5 Hartford 1, at No. 4 UMBC 0 

Semifinals: at No. 2 Stony Brook 3, Albany 1 

Hartford 1, at No. 1 Boston U. 0 

Final: at Stony Brook 4, Hartford 2 

All-Championship: Will Casey, Stony Brook; Leonardo Fernandes, Stony 

Brook; Kyle Schlesinger, Stony Brook; Kyle McTurk, Stony Brook; Atobra 

Ampadu, Hartford; Damion Lowe, Hartford; Anthony Santaga, Hartford; 

Anthony DeSalvo, Albany; Pomare Te Anau, Albany; Dominique Badji, Boston 

U.; Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston U.; Dan Welsh, UMBC; Yannick Lewis, 

Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook 

2010 


Overall 


x-Boston U. 6 1 0 18 11 5 1 .676 

y-UMBC 4 1 2 14 12 4 4 .700 

Stony Brook 3 2 2 11 10 7 3 .575 

Binghamton 3 2 2 11 6 7 4 .471 

New Hampshire 2 3 2 11 9 5 6 .600 

Vermont 2 4 1 7 7 8 4 .474 

Hartford 2 5 0 6 5 10 0 .333 

Albany 1 5 1 4 5 10 1 .344 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: at No. 3 Stony Brook 2, No. 6 Vermont 0 

No. 5 New Hampshire 1, at No. 4 Binghamton 0 

Semifinals: at No. 2 UMBC 3, Stony Brook 2 

New Hampshire at No. 1 Boston U. 0 

Final: at UMBC 0, New Hampshire 0 

UMBC wins championship on penalty kicks, 5-4 

All-Championship: Andrew Bulls, UMBC; Levi Houapeu, UMBC; John Paul 

Waraksa, UMBC; Chris Williams, UMBC; Joe Corsello, New Hampshire; Brad 

Hilton, New Hampshire; Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire; Ben Berube, 

Boston University; Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston University; Raphael Abreu, 

Stony Brook; Wilber Bonilla, Stony Brook; Ryan Walter, Binghamton; Kyle 

Luetkehans, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Levi Houapeu, UMBC 

2009 


Overall 


x-New Hampshire 6 0 1 19 9 7 2 .556 

y-Stony Brook 4 2 1 13 6 10 4 .400 

Hartford 4 2 1 13 8 7 3 .528 

Binghamton 4 3 0 12 9 9 1 .500 

UMBC 3 4 0 9 14 6 0 .700 

Boston U. 3 4 0 9 9 7 2 .556 

Vermont 1 4 2 5 1 10 5 .219 

Albany 0 6 1 1 0 13 3 .094 

three points for win; one for tie 

x - regular-season champion 

y - tournament champion 

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at high seed 

Quarterfinals: at No. 3 Hartford 2, No. 6 Boston U. 1 

No. 5 UMBC 2, at No. 4 Binghamton 1 

Semifinals: 

No. 2 Stony Brook 0, Hartford 0 (2 OT) 

Stony Brook advanced on penalty kicks, 3-2 

UMBC 2, No. 1 New Hampshire 1 

Final: at Stony Brook 2, UMBC 0 

All-Championship: Damion Brown, Stony Brook; Colin Geoghegan, Stony 

Brook; Anthony Rogic, Stony Brook; Greg Tinari, Stony Brook; Andrew 

Bulls, UMBC; Levi Houapeu, UMBC; John Paul Waraksa, UMBC; James 

Stamopolous, Hartford, Cedomir Tomcic, Hartford; Chris Banks, New Hampshire; 

Brad Hilton, New Hampshire; Kyle Manscuk, Binghamton; Samuel 

Appiah, Boston University 

Most Outstanding Player: Anthony Rogic, Stony Brook

2008 


Overall 


x,y-Boston University 6 1 1 19 12 6 3 .643 

Albany 5 1 2 17 12 4 2 .722 

Binghamton 5 3 0 15 12 6 3 .643 

Vermont 4 1 3 15 9 4 7 .625 

Hartford 3 4 1 13 7 8 3 .472 

New Hampshire 2 4 2 8 7 7 4 .500 

Maine 2 5 1 7 5 10 2 .353 

Stony Brook 1 4 3 5 3 12 4 .263 

UMBC 1 6 1 4 6 9 2 .412 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: at No. 4 Vermont 3, No. 5 Hartford 1 

Semifinals: 

at No. 3 Binghamton 3, No. 6 New Hampshire 1 

Binghamton 1, at No. 2 Albany 0 (2 OT) 

at No. 1 Boston U. 2, Vermont 1 

Final: at Boston U. 1, Binghamton 0 

All-Championship: Samuel Appiah, Boston University; Jin Oh, Boston 

University; Dan Schultz, Boston University; Shaun Taylor, Boston University; 

Cody Germain, Binghamton; Cameron Keith, Binghamton; Barry Neville, 

Binghamton; Erik DiLorenzo, Albany; Taylor Mikael McNamara, Albany; Lee 

Stephane Kouadio, Vermont; Connor Tobin, Vermont; Carlos Villa, Hartford; 

Kyle Urso, New Hampshire 

Most Outstanding Player: Jin Oh, Boston U. 

2007 


Overall 


x-Binghamton 5 3 0 .625 14 6 0 .700 

y-Vermont 4 2 2 .625 9 10 3 .477 

Boston U. 3 2 3 .562 9 7 4 .550 

Hartford 2 1 5 .562 7 4 7 .583 

New Hampshire 2 1 5 .562 5 5 9 .500 

UMBC 3 3 2 .500 8 7 5 .525 

Stony Brook 3 4 1 .438 9 7 3 .553 

Albany 2 3 3 .438 3 10 4 .294 

Maine 1 6 1 .188 3 13 1 .206 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: No. 6 New Hampshire 0, at No. 3 Boston U. 0 

UNH advanced on Penalty Kicks, 4-2 

No. 5 UMBC 1, at No. 4 Hartford 1 

UMBC advanced on penalty kicks, 5-4 

Semifinals: at No. 2 Vermont 2, New Hampshire 0 

at No. 1 Binghamton 1, UMBC 0 

Final: Vermont 1, at Binghamton 0 

All-Championship: Darren McAllister, Binghamton; Barry Neville, Binghamton; 

Jason Stenta, Binghamton; Derek Puerta, Boston U.; Andreas 

Blamo, Hartford; Phillippe Bissohong, UMBC; Dan Bulls, UMBC; Chris Banks, 

New Hampshire; A.J. DuBois, New Hampshire; Jordan Crasilneck, Vermont; 

Jake McFadden, Vermont; Roger Scully, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Roger Scully, Vemont 

2006 


Overall 


x,y-Binghamton 6 1 1 .812 9 7 5 .548 

Vermont 5 1 2 .750 9 7 4 .550 

New Hampshire 6 2 1 .722 12 5 3 .675 

Albany 5 3 0 .625 7 10 2 .421 

Boston U. 4 3 1 .562 10 4 5 .658 

Stony Brook 3 5 1 .389 6 12 1 .342 

UMBC 2 4 2 .375 5 9 3 .382 

Hartford 2 6 0 .250 4 8 5 .382 

Maine 0 8 0 .000 0 17 0 .000 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: 

No. 5 Boston U. 1, at No. 4 Albany 0 (2OT) 

at No. 3 New Hampshire 4, No. 6 Stony Brook 0 

Semifinals: No. 5 Boston U. 1, at No. 1 Binghamton 1 

Binghamton advanced on penalty kicks, 6-5 

at No. 2 Vermont 1, No. 3 New Hampshire 0 

Final: at Binghamton 1, Vermont 0 (OT) 

All-Tournament: Brian Gordon, Albany; Cody Germain, Binghamton; Joey 

Neilson, Binghamton; Barry Neville, Binghamton; Jason Stenta, Binghamton; 

Zach Riffett, Boston University; Petur Sigurdsson, Boston University; 

Mike Davis, New Hampshire; Michael McKee, New Hampshire; Michael 

Palacio, Stony Brook; Corey Bronner, Vermont; Connor Tobin, Vermont; 

Roger Scully, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Barry Neville, Binghamton 

2005 


Overall 


x,y-Stony Brook 6 1 1 19 13 5 4 .682 

UMBC 6 2 0 18 9 7 3 .553 

Binghamton 4 2 2 14 12 4 5 .690 

Vermont 4 3 1 13 11 5 3 .658 

Albany 3 4 1 10 6 9 4 .421 

Boston U. 2 3 3 9 6 8 4 .444 

New Hampshire 2 4 2 8 9 5 3 .618 

Hartford 2 4 2 8 5 9 3 .382 

Maine 0 6 2 2 2 11 2 .200 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: No. 5 Albany 0, at No. 4 Vermont 0 (2OT) 

Albany advanced on penalty kicks, 5-4 

at No. 3 Binghamton 1, No. 6 Boston U. 1 (2OT) 

Binghamton advanced on penalty kicks, 5-3 

Semifinals: at No. 1 Stony Brook 2, Albany 1 (OT) 

Semifinals: Binghamton 4, at No. 2 UMBC 1 

Final: 

at Stony Brook 1, Binghamton 1 (2OT) 

Stony Brook wins championship on penalty kicks, 4-2 

All-Championship: Erik DiLorenzo, Albany; Rodrigo Marion, Albany; Danilo, 

Binghamton; Joey Neilson, Binghamton; Matt Cross, Boston Univeristy; 

Matt McGowan, UMBC; Bryan Moffa, UMBC; Rob Fucci, Stony Brook; Chris 

Megaloudis, Stony Brook; Douglas Narvaez, Stony Brook; Michael Palacio, 

Stony Brook; Cory Bronner, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Douglas Narvaez, Stony Brook 

2004 


Overall 


x,y-Boston U. 6 2 1 19 10 8 3 .548 

Albany 6 2 1 19 12 4 2 .722 

Binghamton 4 2 3 15 11 2 8 .714 

Vermont 4 3 2 14 9 5 5 .605 

Stony Brook 4 3 2 14 11 6 3 .625 

New Hampshire 3 3 3 12 6 6 7 .472 

UMBC 4 5 0 12 8 6 3 .559 

Northeastern 2 4 3 9 3 10 4 .294 

Maine 2 5 2 8 5 8 3 .406 

Hartford 0 6 3 3 2 11 4 .235 

three points for win; one for tie 




at high seed 

Quarterfinals: No. 3 Binghamton 0, No. 6 New Hampshire 0 (2 OT) 

Binghamton advances on PK’s 

No. 5 Stony Brook 1, No. 4 Vermont 1 (2 OT) 

Stony Brook advanced on penalty kicks 

Semifinals: No. 3 Binghamton 3, No. 2 Albany 1 

Final: 

No. 1 Boston U. 2, No. 5 Stony Brook 0 

No. 1 Boston U. 2, No. 3 Binghamton 2 (2 OT) 

Boston U. wins on penalty kicks, 5-3 

All-Championship: Nicos Savva, Albany; Peter Squeglia, Albany;Bryan 

Arnault, Binghamton;Danilo, Binghamton; Graham Munro, Binghamton; 

Federico Bianchi, Boston U.; Chad Comroe, Boston U.; Eric Evjen, Boston 

U.; Jamie Johnson, Boston U.; Matt Shump, New Hampshire; Anthony Barberio, 

Stony Brook; Mark Zajkowski, Stony Brook; Tony Anderson, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Federico Bianchi, Boston University 

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2003 


Overall 


x-UMBC 5 1 3 18 10 3 5 .694 

y-Binghamton 4 1 4 16 12 3 7 .705 

Hartford 5 3 1 16 11 9 2 .545 

Boston U. 4 2 3 15 9 8 3 .525 

Northeastern 4 4 1 13 10 7 4 .571 

Maine 3 3 3 12 7 8 4 .474 

Vermont 3 4 2 11 4 9 5 .361 

Albany 3 5 1 10 7 9 2 .444 

New Hampshire 3 6 0 9 8 9 0 .471 

Stony Brook 2 7 0 6 4 13 1 .250 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: No. 3 Hartford 1, No. 6 Maine 0 

No. 5 Northeastern 3, No. 4 Boston U. 0 

Semifinals: No. 5 Northeastern 1, No. 1 UMBC 0 

No. 2 Binghamton 1, No. 3 Hartford 0 

Final: 

No. 2 Binghamton 1, No. 5 Northeastern 1 (2 OT) 

Binghamton wins on penalty kicks, 3-2 

All-Tournament: Danilo, Binghamton; Graham Munro, Binghamton; Pat 

Skinner, Binghamton; Chad Comroe, Boston U.; Eitan Arbel, Hartford; 

Ryan Carr, Hartford; Matt Young, Maine; Marcus Gross, UMBC; Derek McElligott, 

UMBC; Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern; Oumar Thiam, Northeastern; 

Sercio Saccoccio, Northeastern 

Most Outstanding Player: Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

2002 


Overall 


x,y-Northeastern 6 2 0 18 12 8 2 .591 

Vermont 5 2 1 16 11 7 1 .605 

Hartford 5 3 0 15 7 11 0 .389 

New Hampshire 4 2 2 14 10 5 2 .647 

Albany 4 2 2 14 9 6 2 .588 

Boston U. 3 3 1 10 8 6 3 .559 

Stony Brook 2 5 0 6 3 13 1 .206 

Binghamton 2 6 0 6 6 11 1 .361 

Maine 1 7 0 3 3 11 2 .250 

2001 


Overall 


x-Boston U. 9 1 1 28 13 5 1 .711 

Hartford 8 2 1 25 12 6 2 .650 

y-Towson 8 2 1 25 16 5 1 .750 

Northeastern 7 4 0 21 13 8 0 .619 

Hofstra 6 5 0 18 9 9 1 .500 

New Hampshire 5 4 2 17 7 8 3 .472 

Albany 5 6 0 15 8 9 0 .471 

Delaware 4 6 1 13 7 11 1 .395 

Stony Brook 3 7 1 10 6 9 2 .412 

Vermont 3 7 1 10 4 9 3 .344 

Drexel 3 8 0 9 7 11 0 .389 

Maine 1 10 0 3 2 14 0 .125 


at high seed 

Semifinals: 

No. 2 Vermont 2, No. 3 Hartford 2 (2 OT) 

Vermont advanced on penalty kicks, 4-2 

No. 1 Northeastern 3 No. 4 New Hampshire 1 

Final: Northeastern 2, Vermont 1 

All-Tournament: Ryan Carr, Hartford; Jonathan Clark, Hartford; Brendan 

Hankard, New Hampshire; Eric Masi, New Hampshire; Jochen Beck, Northeastern; 

Michael Cipriano, Northeastern; Nate Houghton, Northeastern; Keli 

Helgason, Vermont; Tim Parisi, Vermont; Adam Wallace, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Atha Kirkopolous, Northeastern 


at high seed 

Quarterfinals: No. 3 Towson 2, No. 6 New Hampshire 0 

No. 4 Northeastern 5, No. 5 Hofstra 0 

Semifinals: Towson 2, No. 2 Hartford 1 

Northeastern 2, No. 1 Boston U. 1 

Final: Towson 1, Northeastern 0 

All-Tournament: Andrew Dorman, Boston U.; Joachim Kaland, Boston U.; 

Alon Lubezky, Hartford; Asaf Lubezky, Hartford; Hughroy Daley, Hofstra; 

Ryan DiNunzio, New Hampshire; Anders Hoyem, Northeastern; Allan Lewis, 

Northeastern; Phonetip Ketnouvong, Northeastern; Alfonso DeMares, Towson; 

Steve Hoeck, Towson; Randy Tolson, Towson 

Most Outstanding Player: Chris Hurley, Towson 

2000 


Overall 


x-Northeastern 7 2 0 21 10 8 0 .556 

y-Vermont 6 2 1 19 13 8 1 .614 

Towson 6 2 1 19 9 8 1 .527 

Hofstra 6 2 1 19 11 6 3 .625 

Drexel 6 3 0 18 10 5 1 .656 

Boston U. 4 4 1 13 8 7 2 .529 

New Hampshire 3 6 0 9 6 10 0 .375 

Hartford 2 4 3 9 6 10 4 .400 

Delaware 1 8 0 3 3 15 0 .167 

Maine 0 8 1 1 3 11 2 .250 

1999 


Overall 


x,y-Hartford 6 1 2 20 11 8 2 .571 

Towson 6 2 1 19 11 4 4 .684 

Northeastern 5 2 2 17 11 6 2 .632 

Drexel 5 3 1 16 9 7 2 .556 

Boston U. 4 3 2 14 8 6 5 .553 

Vermont 4 5 0 12 9 7 1 .559 

Hofstra 4 5 0 12 9 9 0 .500 

Delaware 3 6 0 9 5 12 1 .306 

New Hampshire 2 6 1 7 6 11 1 .361 

Maine 1 7 1 4 2 12 2 .188 

1998 


Overall 


x-Towson 8 1 0 24 13 6 0 .684 

Boston U. 6 1 2 20 11 4 3 .694 

y-Drexel 5 3 1 16 13 6 2 .667 

Hofstra 5 3 1 16 9 7 3 .553 

New Hampshire 5 4 0 15 9 8 1 .528 

Hartford 4 5 0 12 11 8 1 .575 

Delaware 4 5 0 12 8 9 1 .472 

Vermont 3 5 1 10 9 8 1 .528 

Maine 1 7 1 4 5 11 1 .323 

Northeastern 0 8 0 3 7 11 0 .389 



at high seed 

Semifinals: 

No. 4 Hofstra 1, No. 1 Northeastern 0 (OT) 

No. 2 Vermont 3, No. 3 Towson 2 (OT) 

Final: Vermont 2, Hofstra 1 

All-Tournament: Aboubacar Camara, Hofstra; Arni Gunnarsson, Hofstra; 

Luckisee Williams, Hofstra; Chris Beston, Northeastern; Phonethip Ketnouvong, 

Northeastern; Steve Hoeck, Towson; Todd Lauber, Towson; Nick Azarian, 

Vermont; Mike Dias, Vermont; Jamie Farrell, Vermont; Chris Shaver, 

Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Mike Dias, Vermont 


at high seed 

Semifinals: 

No. 1 Hartford 3, No. 4 Drexel 2 (OT) 

No. 2 Towson 1, No. 3 Northeastern 0 (OT) 

Final: Hartford 2, Towson 0 

All-Championship: Geoff Attard, Drexel; Andy Bross, Drexel; Chris Doyle, 

Hartford; Cristoffer Hartmann, Hartford; Asaf Lubezky, Hartford; Milton 

Speid, Hartford; Greg Ehrman, Northeastern; Brendan Faherty, Northeastern; 

Chris Carpenter, Towson; David Dochter, Towson; Todd Lauber, Towson 

Most Outstanding Player: Cristoffer Hartmann, Hartford 


at Centennial Field; Burlington, Vt. 

Semifinals: No. 1 Towson 2, No. 4 Hofstra 1 

No. 3 Drexel 2, No. 3 Boston U. 0 

Final: Drexel 2, Towson 1 

All-Tournament: Dean Smith, Boston U.; Christian Steen, Boston 

U.;Justin Bieber, Drexel; Rob Gottschalk, Drexel; Pete Shay, Drexel; Phil 

Kiernan, Drexel; Declan Condron, Hofstra; Brendan O’Boyle, Hofstra; Chris 

Carpenter, Towson; Alfonso DeMares, Towson; Peter Medd, Towson 

Most Outstanding Player: Pete Shay, Drexel

1997 


Overall 

School W L T Pct. W L T Pct. 

x-Hofstra 9 0 0 1.000 14 4 3 .738 

y-Boston U. 8 1 0 .889 14 6 2 .682 

Vermont 6 2 1 .722 12 5 2 .684 

New Hampshire 3 4 2 .444 9 7 2 .556 

Northeastern 3 4 2 .444 5 11 2 .333 

Maine 3 6 0 .333 6 9 1 .406 

Towson 3 6 0 .333 9 8 0 .529 

Hartford 1 7 1 .167 6 13 1 .325 

Delaware 1 8 0 .111 4 13 1 .250 


at Al-Marzook Field; West Hartford, Conn. 

Semifinals: No. 2 Boston U. 2, No. 3 Vermont 0 

No. 1 Hofstra 0, No. 4 Drexel 0 (2OT) 

Hofstra advanced on penalty kicks, 6-5 

Final: Boston U. 2, Hofstra 1 

All-Tournament: Nick Bone, Boston University; Andy Bross, Drexel; Sigurd 

Dalen, Boston University; Bryan Devenney, Boston University; Rob Gottschalk, 

Drexel; Billy Logan, Hofstra; Brendan O’Boyle, Hofstra; Gregg Olson, Vermont; 

David Pettitt, Hofstra; Keith Poole, Boston University; Phil Signoroni, Vermont 

Most Outstanding Player: Nick Bone, Boston University 

1996 


Overall 


x-Hartford 7 1 1 .833 17 6 1 .729 

Northeastern 6 1 2 .777 12 5 2 .684 

Delaware 6 3 0 .667 9 8 1 .528 

y-Boston U. 4 3 2 .556 10 7 3 .575 

Towson 5 4 0 .556 9 8 0 .529 

Hofstra 3 3 3 .500 10 5 4 .632 

New Hampshire 3 4 2 .444 3 12 4 .263 

Vermont 2 6 1 .278 5 12 2 .316 

Drexel 1 6 2 .222 3 14 2 .211 

Maine 1 7 1 .167 4 13 1 .250 


at high seed 

Semifinals: No. 4 Boston U. 3, No. 1 Hartford 0 

No. 2 Northeastern 2, No. 3 Delaware 0 (at Cambridge, Mass.) 

Final: Boston U. 2, Northeastern 1 (at Medford, Mass.) 

All-Tournament: Jason Marlovits, Hartford; Rafiq Wiley, Hartford; Pat Oswald, 

Delaware; Brad Phillips, Delaware; Andrew Boyea, Northeastern; Bjorn Hansen, 

Northeastern; Glen Jusczyk, Northeastern; Joe Sciacca, Northeastern; Francisco 

Tasende, Boston University; Christian Steen, Boston University, Matt Hammond, 

Boston University; Nick Bone, Boston University. 

Most Outstanding Player: Nick Bone, Boston University. 

1995 

North Atlantic 

Overall 


x-Drexel 6 1 2 .778 11 5 3 .658 

y-Boston U. 6 2 1 .722 11 8 2 .600 

Hartford 6 2 1 .722 9 5 5 .605 

Towson 6 3 0 .667 14 4 0 .778 

Maine 5 3 1 .611 10 7 1 .583 

New Hampshire 5 4 0 .556 10 9 1 .550 

Northeastern 5 4 0 .556 11 6 0 .647 

Delaware 1 6 2 .222 5 11 2 .333 

Vermont 1 7 1 .167 5 13 2 .300 

Hofstra 0 9 0 .000 3 16 0 .158 

1994 


Overall 


x,y-Boston U. 6 0 1 .929 19 1 1 .929 

x-New Hampshire 6 0 1 .929 15 5 2 .727 

Hartford 4 3 0 .571 8 9 0 .471 

Maine 4 3 0 .571 9 7 0 .563 

Vermont 3 4 0 .429 9 9 1 .500 

Northeastern 2 5 0 .286 7 10 1 .417 

Drexel 2 5 0 .286 9 8 1 .528 

Delaware 0 7 0 .000 1 17 0 .056 

1995 North Atlantic Conference Championship 

at Drexel Field; Philadelphia, Pa. 

Semifinals: No. 4 Towson 4, No. 1 Drexel 1 

No. 2 Boston U. 4, No. 3 Hartford 0 

Final: Boston U. 3, Towson 1 

All-Tournament: Paul Bredickas, Drexel; Zoran Markovski, Drexel; Todd 

Sadler, Hartford; David Piquette, Hartford; Richard Moller, Towson; Chris Smith, 

Towson; Todd Hicks, Towson; Erik Washington, Towson; Francisco Tasende, Boston 

University; Andrew Rowe, Boston University; Ola Olsen, Boston University; 

Nick Bone; Boston University. 

Most Outstanding Player: Ola Olsen, Boston University. 


at higher seeds 

Semifinals: No. 1 Boston U. 3, No. 4 Maine 1 

No. 2 New Hampshire 4, No. 3 Hartford 2 

Final: Boston U. 3, New Hampshire 1 

All-Tournament: Nick Bone, Boston University; Alun Carter, Boston University; 

Robert Forde, Boston University; Paul Kelly, Maine; Dave Kurzontkowski, New 

Hampshire; Ryan Leib, New Hampshire; Jason Marlovitz, Hartford; Dustin Perkins, 

Maine; Gisle Sorli, Boston University; Elvis Thomas, Hartford; Mike Veneto, New 

Hampshire; Brian Young, New Hampshire. 

Most Valuable Player: Gisle Sorli, Boston University 

1993 


Overall 


x,y-Boston U. 6 1 0 .857 14 7 1 .659 

Vermont 4 1 2 .714 12 5 2 .684 

New Hampshire 5 2 0 .714 14 5 0 .736 

Drexel 3 3 1 .500 9 9 1 .500 

Maine 3 3 1 .500 7 8 1 .469 

Northeastern 3 4 0 .429 10 8 0 .556 

Hartford 2 5 0 .286 8 11 0 .421 

Delaware 0 7 0 .000 2 16 1 .132 



Semifinals: No. 1 Boston U. 3, No. 4 Drexel 1 

No. 2 New Hampshire 1, No. 3 Vermont 0 (OT) 

Final: Boston U. 1, New Hampshire 0 (at Cambridge, Mass.) 

All-Tournament: Mark Angelos, Vermont; Okereke Emesih, Boston University; 

Tom Giatrakos, Boston University; Rune Helgeland, Drexel; Dave Kurzontkowski, 

New Hampshire; Ryan Leib, New Hampshire; Dan Lessard, Drexel; Brian O’Connor, 

New Hampshire; Ola Olsen, Boston University; Aaron Porter, New Hampshire; Robert 

Radakovic, Vermont; Steve Walker, Boston University 

Most Valuable Player: Tom Giatrakos, Boston University 

1992 


Overall 


x-Boston U. 7 0 0 1.000 12 6 1 .639 

New Hampshire 5 2 0 .714 9 7 3 .553 

Vermont 4 2 1 .643 8 9 3 .475 

y-Hartford 3 2 2 .571 13 6 3 .659 

Drexel 3 3 1 .500 6 9 2 .412 

Maine 3 4 0 .429 8 4 4 .625 

Northeastern 1 6 0 .143 7 11 0 .389 

Delaware 0 7 0 .000 2 16 0 .111 



Semifinals: No. 4 Hartford 2, No. 1 Boston U. 1 (OT) 

No. 3 Vermont 2, No. 2 New Hampshire 0 

Final: Hartford 2, Vermont 0 

All-Tournament: Mark Angelo, Vermont; Steve Baccari, New Hampshire; Brad 

Bierman, Vermont; Adam Cohen, New Hampshire; Jesse Cormier, Vermont; Kyle 

Fresh, Boston University; Tod Herskovitz, Hartford; Flemming Kjoeller, Hartford; 

George Kostelis, Hartford; Ryan Levesque, Vermont; Elvis Thomas, Hartford; 

Steve Walker, Boston University 

Most Valuable Player: George Kostelis, Hartford 




1991 


Overall 


x-Boston U. 7 0 0 1.000 15 5 1 .738 

y-Hartford 5 1 1 .786 13 6 3 .659 

New Hampshire 4 3 0 .571 10 6 4 .600 

Vermont 4 3 0 .571 10 8 2 .550 

Drexel 3 3 1 .500 9 8 1 .528 

Maine 2 3 2 .429 6 6 4 .500 

Delaware 1 6 0 .143 4 14 0 .222 

Northeastern 0 7 0 .000 4 16 0 .200 


at Nickerson Field; Boston, Mass. 

Semifinals: No. 1 Boston U. 1, No. 4 Vermont 0 

No. 2 Hartford 2, No. 3 New Hampshire 2 (2OT) 

Hartford advanced on penalty kicks 

Final: Hartford 2, Boston U. 0 

All-Tournament: Brian Cribb, Hartford; Stephane Delval, Vermont; Okereke 

Emesih, Boston University; Kyle Fresh, Boston University; Art Hennig, Hartford; 

David Johnson, Vermont; Ryan Leib, New Hampshire; Christian Pearsall, 

New Hampshire; Jeff Schultz, Boston University; Vito Serafini, Hartford; Elvis 

Thomas, Hartford; Peter Verplanke, Boston University 

Most Valuable Player: Elvis Thomas, Hartford 

1990 


Overall 


x,y-Boston U. 4 0 1 .900 14 3 6 .739 

Vermont 3 1 1 .700 12 6 4 .636 

Maine 3 2 0 .600 12 5 0 .706 

Hartford 2 3 0 .400 10 11 0 .476 

Northeastern 1 4 0 .200 10 7 1 .583 

New Hampshire 1 4 0 .200 4 16 0 .200 

1989 


Overall 


x-Vermont 4 0 1 .900 19 3 1 .848 

Boston U. 4 1 0 .800 12 4 3 .711 

y-Hartford 3 1 1 .700 10 8 3 .548 

New Hampshire 2 3 0 .400 3 10 2 .267 

Maine 1 4 0 .200 10 7 1 .583 

Northeastern 0 5 0 .000 3 15 0 .167 


at Nickerson Field; Boston, Mass. 

Semifinals: No. 1 Boston U. 1, No. 4 Hartford 0 

No. 2 Vermont 3, No. 3 Maine 0 

Final: 

Vermont 1, Boston U. 1 (2OT) 

Vermont advances on PK, 6-5 

All-Tournament: Roberto Beall, Vermont; Troy Cowell, Vermont; Gary 

Crompton, Maine; Ken Duck, Vermont; Okereke Emesih, Boston University; 

Peter Gardula, Maine; Victor Hernani, Hartford; Jeff Hooper, Boston University; 

Chris Karwoski, Vermont; George Kostelis, Hartford; Emma Okonkwo, Boston 

University; Chris Verhaegen, Boston University 

Most Valuable Player: Roberto Beall, Vermont 


at Centennial Field; Burlington, Vt. 

Semifinals: No. 1 Vermont 2, No. 4 New Hampshire 0 

No. 3 Hartford 3, No. 2 Boston U. 3 (2OT) 

Hartford advances on PK) 

Final: Vermont 1, Hartford 0 

All-Tournament: Roberto Beall, Vermont; Mike Bertos, Boston University; 

Scott Brennan, New Hampshire; Dwight Bronson, Hartford; Victor Hernani, 

Hartford; Cleveland Howard, New Hampshire; Mike Mason, Vermont; Emma 

Okonkwo, Boston University; Javier Resa, Hartford; Jim St. Andre, Vermont. 

Most Valuable Player: Kevin Wylie, Vermont 

1988 


Overall 


*x-Boston U. 4 1 0 .800 15 4 3 .750 

Maine 4 1 0 .800 10 9 0 .526 

Vermont 3 1 1 .700 10 6 3 .605 

Hartford 2 3 0 .400 12 7 3 .614 

New Hampshire 1 3 1 .300 4 9 1 .321 

Northeastern 0 5 0 .000 4 14 0 .222 


y - tournament champion * No conference tournament in 1988 

2010 

Levi Houapeu, UMBC - NSCAA Third Team/College Soccer News Third Team 

2009 

Andrew Bulls, UMBC - College Soccer News Third Team 

2008 

Steward Ceus, Albany - NSCAA Third Team 

All-Time All-Americans 

2001 

Joachim Kaland, Boston U. - NSCAA Second Team/College Soccer News Third Team 

Alon Lubezky, Hartford - NSCAA Third Team 

Alfonso Demares, Towson - College Soccer News Honorable Mention 

1998 

Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. - NSCAA Second Team 

Richie Moller, Towson - NSCAA Second Team 

2006 

Zach Kirby, Boston U. - College Soccer News Third Team 

2005 

Graham Munro, Binghamton - College Soccer News Third Team 

2002 

Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern - College Soccer News Honorable Mention 

1996 

Rob Jachym, Hartford – NSCAA Second Team 

Jason Marlovits – NSCAA Second Team 

1994 

Robert Forde, Boston U. - NSCAA Second Team 

Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern - NSCAA Second Team 

Ola Olsen, Boston U. - NSCAA Third Team 


1993 

Steve Walker, Boston U. - NSCAA Second Team 

Michael Vaneto, New Hampshire - NSCAA Third Team 

1992 

Kyle Fresh, Boston U. - NSCAA Third Team 

1991 

Okereke Emesih, Boston U. - NSCAA Third Team 

Vito Serafini, Hartford - NSCAA Third Team 

1990 

Chris Verhaegen, Boston U. - NSCAA Second Team 

1988 

Mike Emenalo, Boston U. - NSCAA Third Team

America East All-Time NCAA Championship Results 

2011 NCAA Championship 

First Round 

at West Long Branch, NJ 

Monmouth 0, Stony Brook 0 

Monmouth advances on PK’s, 5-4 


First Round 

at Princeton, N.J. 

UMBC 2, Princeton 1 

Second Round 

at Williamsburg, Va. 

Willam & Mary 0, UMBC 0 

William & Mary advances on PK’s, 4-3 


First Round 

at Providence, R.I. 

Brown 1, Stony Brook 0 (OT) 


First Round 

at Boston, Mass. 

Boston University 1, Fairleigh Dickinson 0 

Second Round 

at Jamaica, N.Y. 

St. John’s 2, Boston University 1 


First Round 

at Hanover, N.H. 

Vermont 1, Dartmouth 1 

Vermont Advances on PK’s, 4-3 

at Amherst, Mass. 

Massachusetts 2, Boston University 1 

Second Round 

at Storrs, Conn. 

Connecticut 2, Vermont 0 


First Round 

at Cambridge, Mass. 

Harvard 2, Binghamton 1 


First Round 

at New Haven, Conn. 

Stony Brook 2, Yale 1 (OT) 

Second Round 


Connecticut 2, Stony Brook 0 


First Round 

at Boston, Mass. 

Boston University 2, Dartmouth 2 (2 OT) 

Boston University advances on penalty kicks, 4-3 

Second Round 

at Jamaica, N.Y. 

St. John’s 3, Boston University 1 


First Round 

at Teaneck, N.J. 

Binghamton 1, Fairleigh Dickinson 0 

Second Round 

at St. Louis, Mo. 

St. Louis 1, Binghamton 0 


First Round 

at Bethlehem, Pa. 

Northeastern 1, Lehigh 1 (2 OT) 

Northeastern advances on PK’s, 7-6 

Second Round 

at Parsons Field, Brookline, Mass. 

Boston College 2, Northeastern 1 


First Round 

at Chapel Hill, N.C. 

Towson 4, James Madison 1 

Second Round 

at Chapel Hill, N.C. 

North Carolina 3, Towson 0 


First Round 


Brown 2, Vermont 0 


First Round 


Connecticut 2, Hartford 1 (4OT) 

1998 NCAA CCA Play-In 

at Drexel Field, Philadelphia, Pa. 

Rider 3, Drexel 1 

1997 NCAA CCA Play-In 

at Nickerson Field, Boston, Mass. 

Boston University 1, Long Island 0 


First Round 

at Hanover, N.H. 

Dartmouth 5, Boston University 1 


First Round 

at Kingston, R.I. 

Hartford 3, Rhode Island 2 (2OT) 


Harvard 3, Boston University 2 

Second Round 


Hartford 3, Harvard 2 (2OT) 

Quarterfinals 

at Charlotte, N.C. 

UNC Charlotte 3, Hartford 0 

In the NCAAs 

America East is 14-24-6 all-time in NCAA tournament play and has had at 

least one team reach the second round in eight of the last 11 years. The 

league has received multiple bids five times, most recently in 2007. Hartford 

and Vermont have advanced the furthest in the tournament, each reaching 

the quarterfinal round in 1996 and 1988, respectively. 


First Round 


Brown 2, Boston University 1 


First Round 


Boston University 2, Harvard 0 


Brown 3, New Hampshire 2 (OT) 

Second Round 


Brown 3, Boston University 2 


First Round 

at New York, N.Y. 

Boston University 2, St. John’s 1 

Second Round 

at Oneonta, N.Y. 

Hartwick 2, Boston University 1 (OT) 


First Round 

at East Orange, N.J. 

Seton Hall 2, Hartford 0 


First Round 

at New Haven, Conn. 

Yale 3, Boston University 2 

at New York, N.Y. 

Hartford 2, Columbia 1 

Second Round 

at Charlottesville, Va. 

Virginia 2, Hartford 1 (4OT) 


First Round 

at Centennial Field, Burlington, Vt. 

Dartmouth 1, Vermont 1 

Dartmouth advances on PK’s 

at Medford, Mass. 

Boston University 3, Boston College 2 

Second Round 

at Evansville, Ind. 

Evansville 1, Boston University 0 


First Round 


Vermont 2, Connecticut 1 

Second Round 


Vermont 1, Yale 0 (OT) 

Quarterfinals 

at Piscataway, N.J. 

Rutgers 1, Vermont 0 


First Round 


Boston University 3, Connecticut 1 

Second Round 

at Bloomington, Ind. 

Indiana 3, Boston University 1 


ALL-TIME STANDINGS 

CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON *CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 

TEAM W L T PCT. W L T PCT. 

Boston University 121 41 24 .715 16 8 6 .633 

Towson 42 20 3 .669 6 4 0 .600 

Hofstra 33 27 5 .546 1 4 1 .250 

Vermont 86 72 29 .537 10 9 3 .523 

UMBC 32 29 10 .521 3 5 2 .400 

Hartford 83 76 28 .519 9 7 5 .548 

New Hampshire 81 76 29 .513 5 9 3 .382 

Binghamton 38 28 13 .500 7 4 6 .588 

Drexel 42 42 9 .500 2 3 1 .417 

Stony Brook 36 40 13 .478 5 3 3 .591 

Albany 35 40 15 .472 1 5 1 .214 

Northeastern 52 71 10 .429 7 5 0 .583 

Maine 41 108 17 .298 0 3 0 .000 

Delaware 21 69 3 .242 0 1 0 .000 

Current Membership in BOLD 

*In conference tournament play, games decided by penalty kicks are recorded as ties 

STRIKER OF THE YEAR 

Year Name, Team 

Year 

2011 Berlan Gobeil Cruz, Stony Brook 

2010 Levi Houapeu, UMBC 

2009 Andrew Bulls, UMBC 

2008 Claudio Dantas, Albany 

2007 Cameron Keith, Binghamton 

2006 Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

2005 Lee Stephane Kouadio, Vermont 

2004 Charles Darkwah, Binghamton 

2003 Alon Lubezky, Hartford 

2002 Atha Kirkopolous, Northeastern 

MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR 

Name, Team 

2011 Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook 


2009 Levi Houapeu, UMBC 

2008 Michael Bustamante, Boston U. 

2007 Neil Hlavaty, Boston U. 

2006 Michael Palacio, Stony Brook 

2005 Matt Watson, UMBC 


DEFENDER OF THE YEAR 


2011 Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston U. 

2010 Colin Henry, Boston U. 

2009 Joe Annese, New Hampshire 

2008 Connor Tobin, Vermont 

2007 Adam Chavez, Binghamton 

2006 Zach Kirby, Boston U. 

2005 Graham Munro, Binghamton 



2002 Keli Helgasson, Vermont 

GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR 


2011 Dan Louisignau, UMBC 

2010 Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire 


2008 Steward Ceus, Albany 

2007 Matt Glaeser, Hartford 

2006 Brian Levey, New Hampshire 

2005 Brian Levey, New Hampshire 

2004 Bouna Coundoul, Albany 

2003 Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

2002 Bouna Coundol, Albany 

Berlan Gobeil Cruz 

Leonardo Fernandes 

Kelvin Madzongwe 

Dan Louisignau 

PLAYER OF THE YEAR 


2001 Joachim Kaland, Boston U. 

2000 Alfonso DeMares, Towson 

1999 Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 

1998 Richie Moller, Towson 

1997 Stuart Duffin, Hofstra 

1996 Rob Jachym, Hartford 

1995 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 

1994 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 

1993 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 

1992 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. 

1991 Vito Serafini, Hartford 

1990 Victor Hernani, Hartford 

1989 Kevin Wylie, Vermont 

1988 Mike Bertos, Boston U. 

COACH OF THE YEAR* 


2011 Boston U. (Neil Roberts) 


2009 New Hampshire (Rob Thompson) 


2007 Binghamton (Paul Marco) 

2006 New Hampshire (Rob Thompson) 

2005 Peter Caringi, UMBC 

2004 Neil Roberts, Boston U. 

2003 Travers Evans, Maine 

2002 Ed Matz, Northeastern 


2000 Ed Matz, Northeastern 

Roy Paton, Vermont 

1999 Jim Evans, Hartford 

1998 Frank Olszewski, Towson 

1997 Roy Patton, Vermont 

1996 Marc Samonisky, Delaware 

1995 Frank Olszewski, Towson 


1993 Lew Meehl, Drexel 

1992 Mike Noonan, New Hampshire 


1990 Keith Cammidge, Northeastern 

* Award changed to Coaching Staff of Year 

in 2006. Head coach in parentheses 

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 


2011 Dominique Badji, Boston U. 

2010 Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston U. 


2008 Michael Bustamante, Boston U. 

2007 Aaron O’Neal, Boston U. 

2006 Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

2005 Lee Stephane Kouadio, Vermont 


2003 Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

2002 Sergio Saccoccio, Northeastern 


2000 Nick Azarian, Vermont 

1999 Asaf Lubezky, Hartford 

1998 Alphonso DeMares, Towson 

1997 Darius Burton, Hofstra 

1996 Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. 

1995 Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson 

1994 Nick Bone, Boston U. 

1993 Kyle Gray, Maine 

1992 Jake Ouimet, Maine 

1991 Todd Herskovitz, Hartford 

1990 Troy Cowell, Vermont 

1989 Chris Williams, Hartford 

1988 Tim Horton, Boston U. 

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 


2011 Liam Paddock, UMBC 





2006 Stephan Hall, Albany 




2002 Asaf Lubezky, Hartford 

2001 Anders Hoyem, Northeastern 

2000 Chris Shaver, Vermont 

1999 Anders Hoyem, Northeastern 



1996 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 

1995 Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 

1994 Ola Olsen, Boston U. 

1993 Steve Walker, Boston U. 

1992 Todd Herskovitz, Hartford 

1991 Mike Pellegrini, Drexel 


FIRST TEAM 

Albany (5) 

Steward Ceus (2008) 

Bouna Coundoul (2002, 04) 

Claudio Dantas (2008) 

Savva Theofilou (2004) 

Binghamton (15) 

Liam Carson (2009) 

Adam Chavez (2006, 07) 

Danilo (2004, 05) 

Charles Darkwah (2004) 

Stefan Gonet (2003) 

Kyle Manscuk (2010) 

Graham Munro 

(2002, 03, 04, 05) 

Cameron Keith (2007) 

Justin Leskow (2008) 

Barry Neville (2007) 

Boston University (76) 

Samuel Appiah (2009) 

Mike Bertos (1988, 89) 

Ben Berube (2010) 

Nick Bone (1994, 96, 97) 

Robert Buckmire (1988, 89) 

Michael Bustamante 

(2008, 09, 10) 

Mike Carpenter (1992) 

Alun Carter (1994) 

Sedrick Chin (2003, 05) 

Sigurd Dalen (1997, 98, 99) 

Anthony D’Angelo (2002) 

Bryan Devenney (1997, 98, 99) 

Andrew Dorman (2002, 03) 

Phil Dunn (1988, 90, 91) 

Michael Emenalo (1988) 

Okereke Emesih (1991, 92, 93) 

Robert Forde (1994) 

Kyle Fresh (1992) 

Tom Giatrakos (1994) 

Matt Hammond (1997) 

Colin Henry (2010) 

Neil Hlavaty (2006, 07) 

Jeff Hooper (1988) 

Tim Horton (1989) 

Jamie Johnson (2004) 

Joachim Kaland (2001) 

Zach Kirby (2006) 

Stephen Knox (2010, 11) 

Kelvin Madzongwe (2011) 

Kirk Miller (1999, 2000) 

Brian Murphy (1998) 

Emma Okonkwo (1990) 

Ola Olsen (1994, 95) 

Aaron O’Neal (2009, 10) 

Dan Schultz (2008) 

Jeff Schultz (1990, 91) 

David Silke (1990, 91) 

Dean Smith (1996, 97, 98) 

Christian Steen (1996, 97, 98) 

Francisco Tasande 

(1994, 95, 96) 

Shaun Taylor (2007) 

Christophe Verhaegen 

(1988, 89, 90) 

Peter Verplancke (1991) 

Steve Walker (1992, 93) 

Delaware (2) 

Brad Phillips (1996, 97) 

Drexel (7) 

Geoff Attard (1999) 

Mike Haberman (1999) 

Brian Herr (1995) 

Jeff Parke (2000) 

Mike Pellegrini (1991) 

Pete Shay (1998) 

Dan Zajac (2000) 

Hartford (36) 

Daniel Antunez (2007) 

David Bernhardsson (2011) 

Dwight Bronson (1988) 

Chris Doyle (2001) 

Victor Hernani (1989, 90) 

Matt Glaeser (2007) 

Ivan Guarin (2008, 09) 

Cristoffer Hartmann (1999) 

Todd Herskovitz (1992) 

Rob Jachym (1996) 

George Kostelis (1990, 92) 

Alon Lubezky (2001, 02, 03) 

Asaf Lubezky 

(1999, 2000, 01, 02) 

Jason Marlovits (1995, 96) 

Kenniel Matin (2007) 

Mike Rotsel (1988) 

Vito Serafini 

(1988, 89, 90, 91) 

Milton Speid (2000, 01) 

Chris Williams (1989) 

Dominic Willock (1996, 97) 

Elvis Thomas (1993, 94) 

Cedomir Tomcic (2009) 

Carlos Villa (2008) 

Maine (14) 

Ricky Brown (1998) 

Gary Crompton (1991) 

Scott Douglas (1988) 

Cooper Friend (2003) 

Peter Gardula (1990) 

Kyle Gray (1995, 96) 

Russell Hutchison (2000) 

Paul Kelly (1992, 94, 95) 

Jake Ouimet (1995) 

Rob Thompson (1988) 

Marshall White (1990) 

UMBC (17) 

Andrew Bulls (2009, 10, 11) 

Pete Caringi III (2011) 

Marcus Gross (2003, 04, 05) 

Levi Houpeau (2009, 10) 

Michael Joseph (2003) 

Liam Paddock (2011) 

Dan Louisignau (2011) 

Derek McElligott (2003) 

Kevin Mezzadra (2006) 

Daniel Mongello (2003) 

Matt Watson (2005, 06) 

New Hampshire (24) 

Joe Annese (2009) 

Steve Baccari (1993) 

Chris Banks (2006, 09) 

Scott Brennan (1989) 

Nicola Chicco (2002) 

Brendan Hankard (2002, 03) 

Mike Keevan (1998) 

Ryan Leib (1992, 93, 94) 

Bryan Levey (2005, 06) 

Brian O’Connor (1992, 93) 

Colin O’Donnell (2009, 10) 

Adam Purcell (1999) 

Mike Veneto (1992, 93, 94) 

Kyle Urso (2008) 

Bill Woods (1994) 

Northeastern (7) 

Andrew Boyea (1996) 

Bjorn Hansen (1995, 96) 

Andres Hoyem (2000, 01) 

Atha Kirkopoulos (2002, 03) 

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS (LISTED BY SCHOOL) 

Stony Brook (11) 

Berian Gobeil Cruz (2011) 

Leonardo Fernandes (2010, 11) 

Kyle McTurk (2011) 

Yahaya Musa (2006, 07) 

Douglas Narvaez (2005) 

Michael Palacio (2005, 06, 07) 

Greg Tinari (2010) 

Towson (9) 

Alfonso DeMares 

(1998, 99, 2000) 

Todd Hicks (1995) 

Petteri Kaijasilta (1995) 

Todd Lauber (2001) 

Peter Medd (1998) 

Richie Moller (1997) 

Erik Washington (1995) 

Vermont (25) 

Tony Anderson (2004) 

Roberto Beall (1990) 

Brad Bierman (1993) 

Jesse Brady-Searby (2005) 

John Coughlin (1993) 

Troy Cowell (1991) 

Jordan Crasilneck (2008) 

Stephane Delval (1991, 92) 

Mike Dias (1999, 2000) 

T.J. Gore (2006) 

Loren Hill (2007) 

Keli Helgason (2002) 

Chris Karwoski (1990) 

Yannick Lewis (2011) 

Jim St. Andre (1989) 

Chris Shaver (2000) 

Phil Signoroni (1997) 

Lee Stephane Kouadio (2005) 

Connor Tobin (2007, 08) 

Adam Wallace (2002) 

Kevin Wylie (1988, 89) 

SECOND TEAM 

Albany (17) 

Greg Chevalier (2002) 

Bouna Coundoul (2003) 

Erik DiLorenzo (2008) 

George Friedman (2004) 

Adrian Foncette (2011) 

Yan Gbolo (2005, 06) 

Sadeky Jackson (2001) 

Bo Jelovac (2010) 

Don Johnson (2008) 

Stephan Hall (2004, 05) 

Rodrigo Marion (2002, 03) 

Steven Procknal (2002) 

Gaby Seguin-Gauthier (2008) 

Jason Warhaw (2001) 


Stephen Bruce (2002, 03) 

Danilo (2003) 

Charles Darkwah (2003) 

Trey Jasenski (2011) 

Jake Keegan (2009) 

Cameron Keith (2008) 

Kyle Kucharski (2009) 


Matt Narode (2006, 07) 

Peter Sgueglia (2006) 

Jason Stenta (2006, 09) 

Ryan Walter (2009, 10) 

Ibrahim Yusuf (2006) 

Scott Zobre (2009) 



Dominique Badjii (2011) 

Ben Berube (2011) 

Chris Bone (2000) 

Nick Bone (1995) 

Sedrick Chin (2004) 

Sigurd Dalen (1996) 

Richy Dorman (2008) 

Erik Evjen (2001, 02, 03, 04) 

Steve Gahl (2006) 

Matt Hammond (1996) 

Ben Havey (2010) 


Joachim Kaland (1999) 

Zach Kirby (2004, 05) 


Derrick McCaffery (2011) 


Moshe Shalchon (2006) 

Petur Sigurdsson (2006) 

Shaun Taylor (2008) 

Zak Thompson (2001) 

Delaware (2) 

Dan Kean (2001) 


Drexel (11) 

Geoff Attard (1998) 

Paul Bredickas (1995) 

Andy Bross (1997, 99) 

Rob Gottschalk (1998) 

Mike Haberman (2000) 

Brian Herr (1997) 

Phil Karn (1995) 

Phil Kiernan (1998) 

Zoran Markovski (1995) 

Mark Zajac (1999) 

Hartford (15) 

Patrick Boucher (2011) 

Andreas Blamo (2007) 

Ryan Carr (2005) 

Chris Doyle (1999) 

Kevin Hickey (1996) 

Bryan Kerachsky (1998) 

Kenniel Martin (2003) 

Andrew Mills (1996, 97) 

Gary Muir (2007) 

Frank Natale (1995) 

Patrick Roy (2007) 

Jamie Thomas (2010) 

Adrian Weekes (1995, 96) 

Carlos Villa (2009) 

Maine (5) 

Ricky Brown (1997, 99) 

Daniel Florez (2002) 


Dan Noblet (1995) 

UMBC (7) 


Kevin Gnatiko (2007) 

Dan Louisignau (2010) 

Derek McElligott (2004) 


Bryan Moffa (2007) 

Dan Welsh (2011) 


Steve Baccari (1995) 

John Bergqvist (2005, 06) 

Mike Brady (1995) 

Josh Hareld (2002) 

Brad Hilton (2009, 10, 11) 

Tyler Jackson (2003) 

Adam Karam (2000) 

Michael Keevan (1997) 

Logan Lee (2002) 

Adam Purcell (1998) 

Brian Rosa (1999) 

Willy Schweitzer (1996) 


Nils Aass (1995) 

Brendan Faherty (1999) 

Tyler Heimried (2004) 

Andres Hoyem (1999) 

Glen Jusczyk (1996) 

Albert Numler (1997) 

Trond Olsen (2001) 

Heiko Ross (1995) 

Sergio Saccoccio (2002, 04) 

Petter Starnas (2000, 01) 

Oumar Thiam (2002, 03) 


Raphael Abreu (2010) 

Leonardo Fernandes (2009) 

Collin Geoghegan (2009) 

Berian Gobeil (2009) 

Yahaya Musa (2005) 

Mladen Ramic (2010) 

Chris Scarpati (2005) 

Mahamadou Simpara (2007) 

Towson (10) 

Chris Carpenter (1998, 99) 

Alfonso DeMares (1998) 

Steve Hoeck (2001) 

Todd Lauber (1999, 2000) 

Adam Lowe (1998) 

Machel Millwood (2001) 

Frank Thorbjornsen (2000) 

Ian Wildey (1996, 97) 

Vermont (22) 

Nick Azarian (2000) 

Matt Chavez (2003) 


Jamie Farrell (2000) 

Panos Georgiadis (2006, 07) 

T.J. Gore (2007, 08) 

Ethan Hutchins (2002) 

Jason Leahy (2004) 

Joe Losier (2011) 

Kyle Luetkehans (2010) 

Jake McFadden (2008) 

Sean Nealis (1997) 

Chris O’Rose (1998) 

Juan Peralta (2011) 

Roger Scully (2007, 08) 

Sullivan Silva (2003) 

Sean Sweeney (2011) 

Connor Tobin (2006) 

Tim Willard (2000) 

ALL ROOKIE 

Albany (10) 

Pomare Te Anau (2011) 

Erik DiLorenzo (2005) 

Yan Gbolo (2003) 

Brian Gordon (2006) 

Lucas Machado (2001) 

Rodrigo Marion (2002) 

Konner McNamara (2008) 

Christoffer Nisser (2010) 

Ian Peach (2007) 

Brad Ray (2005) 


Kyle Antos (2002) 

Bryan Arnault (2003) 

Adam Chavez (2004) 

Stefan Gonet (2003) 

Jake Keegan (2009) 


Tommy Moon (2010) 

Graham Munro (2002) 


Tucker Sandercock (2011) 

Jason Stenta (2006) 

Andy Tiedt (2008) 

Ryan Walter (2008) 


Ade Akinsanya (2009) 


Dominique Badji (2011) 

Brandon Briggs (2010) 

Michael Bustamante (2008) 

Andrew Dorman (2000) 

Richy Dorman (2006) 

Roland Erlichman (2004) 

Erik Evjen (2001) 

Federico (2001) 

Mike Feely (2000) 

Neil Hlavaty (2005) 


Jamie Johnson (2002) 

Zach Kirby (2003) 


Derrick McCaffery (2010) 


ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS (LISTED BY SCHOOL/YEAR) 

Aaron O’Neal (2007) 

Anders Ostli (2003) 

Matthew Shea (2007) 

Cameron Souri (2011) 

Sanford Spivey (2011) 

Zak Thompson (2001) 

Nick Thomson (2011) 

Shane Westbrook (2004) 

Max White (2010) 

Drexel (3) 

Jeff Parke (2000) 

Justin Sadler (2001) 

Dan Zajac (2000) 

Hartford (10) 

Antobra Ampadu (2011) 

Pat Boucher (2008) 

Alon Lubezky (2001) 

Kenniel Martin (2003) 

Kevin O’Donnell Shaw (2006) 

Peter Ortega (2005) 

Jorge Rodriguez (2008) 

James Stamopolous (2009) 


Connor Yeaney (2011) 

Hofstra (2) 

Stephen Althoff (2000) 

Rishi Matadeen (2000) 

Maine (5) 

Adam Baxter (2007) 


Gabriel Germano (2003) 

Daniel Tannous (2008) 

Jimmy Velas (2004) 

UMBC (14) 

Andrew Bulls (2008) 


Andrew Gillis (2006) 

Levi Houapeu (2007) 

Steve King (2005) 

Manuel Mariel (2005) 


Bryan Moffa (2004) 


B.J. Quigley (2007) 

Phil Saunders (2009) 

Matt Watson (2004) 

Dan Welsh (2010) 

Chris Williams (2007) 


Chris Banks (2006) 

John Bergqvist (2005) 

Josh Bronner (2009) 

Brendan Hankard (2000) 

Brad Hilton (2008) 

Alex Hussein (2009) 

Logan Lee (2001) 

Eric Masi (2002) 

Steven Palumbo (2010) 

Charlie Roche (2009) 

Bryan Stewart (2004) 

Jeff Turner (2010) 

Travis Worra (2011) 


David Downing (2002) 

Tom Heimreid (2002) 

Daniel Ivec (2003) 

Antha Kirkopoulos (2001) 

Oumar Thiam (2000) 


Maurice Brown (2007) 

Dan Cukar (2004) 

Leonardo Fernandes (2009) 

Berian Gobeil (2009) 

Sanniel Headley (2003) 

Akil Jordan (2001) 

Keith McKenna (2011) 

Yahaha Musa (2004) 

Oscar Leis (2006) 

Anthony Rogic (2009) 

Chris Scarpati (2002) 

Mark Secko (2007) 

Vermont (13) 

Nick Azarian (2000) 

Corey Bronner (2003) 

Malick Camara (2010) 


Keli Helgason (2000) 

T.J. Gore (2006) 

Rem Kielman (2006) 

Yannick Lewis (2008) 

Lee Stephane Kouadio (2005) 

Nick Mead (2006) 

Taylor Stapf (2011) 

Connor Tobin (2005) 

Jake Wallace (2004) 

FIRST TEAM 

2011 

David Bernhardsson, Hartford 

Pete Caringi III, UMBC 

Berian Gobeil Cruz, Stony Brook 

Stephen Knox, Boston U. 

Andrew Bulls, UMBC 

Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook 

Yannick Lewis, Vermont 

Liam Paddock, UMBC 

Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston U. 

Kyle McTurk, Stony Brook 

Dan Louisignau, UMBC 

2010 

Ben Berube, Boston U. 

Aaron ONeal, Boston U. 

Levi Houapeu, UMBC 

Michael Bustamante, Boston U. 

Stephen Knox, Boston U. 



Kyle Manscuk, Binghamton 

Colin Henry, Boston U. 

Greg Tinari, Stony Brook 

Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire 

2009 

Aaron O’Neal, Boston U. 


Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

Samuel Appiah, Boston U. 


Ivan Guarin, Hartford 


Liam Carson, Binghamton 

Cedomir Tomcic, Hartford 

Joe Annese, New Hampshire 

Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire 

2008 

Claudio Dantas, Albany 

Carlos Villa, Hartford 

Justin Leskow, Binghamton 




Jordan Crasilneck, Vermont 

Barry Neville, Binghamton 

Dan Schultz, Boston U. 

Connor Tobin, Vermont 

Steward Ceus, Albany 

2007 

Cameron Keith, Binghamton 

Shaun Taylor, Boston U. 

Barry Neville, BInghamton 

Neil Hlavaty, Boston U. 

Daniel Antunez, Hartford 

Michael Palacio, Stony Brook 

Loren Hill, Vermont 

Adam Chavez, Binghamton 


Yahaha Musa, Stony Brook 

Matt Glaeser, Hartford 


2006 

Kevin Mezzadra, UMBC 


T.J. Gore, Vermont 


Kenniel Martin, Hartford 


Jordan Crasilneck, Vemont 


Zach Kirby, Boston U. 

Yahaya Musa, Stony Brook 

Brian Levey, New Hampshire 

2005 

Sedrick Chin, Boston U. 

Chris Medaloudis, Stony Brook 

Lee Stephane Kouadio, Vermont 

Danilo, Binghamton 

Matt Watson, UMBC 


Douglas Narvaez, Stony Brook 

Graham Munro, Binghamton 

Marcus Gross, UMBC 

Jesse Brady-Searby, Vermont 

Brian Levey, New Hampshire 

2004 

Charles Darkwah, Binghamton 

Chris Medaloudis, Stony Brook 

Tony Anderson, Vermont 


Jamie Johnson, Boston U. 


Eric Masi, New Hampshire 

Savvas Theofilou, Albany 



Tyler Jackson, New Hampshire 

Bouna Coundoul, Albany 

2003 


Alon Lubezky, Hartford 

Derek McElligott, UMBC 

Andrew Dorman, Boston U. 

Cooper Friend, Maine 

Michael Jospeh, UMBC 

Danny Mongello, UMBC 

Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern 



Brendan Hankard, 

New Hampshire 

Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

2002 

Nicola Chicco, New Hampshire 


Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern 

Anthony D’Angelo, Boston U. 

Andrew Dorman, Boston U. 

Asaf Lubezky, Hartford 

Adam Wallace, Vermont 

Brendan Hankard, 

New Hampshire 

Keli Helfgason, Vermont 



2001 

Alfonso DeMares, Towson 

Joachim Kaland,Boston U. 


Andres Hoyem, Northeastern 


Andew Dorman, Boston U. 

Todd Lauber, Towson 

Rishi Matadeen, Hofstra 

Luckisee Williams, Hofstra 

Milton Speid, Hartford 

Chris Doyle, Hartford 

2000 


Kirk Miller, Boston U. 

Aboubacar Camara, Hofstra 

Andres Hoyem, Northeastern 


Russell Hutchison, Maine 

Dan Zajac, Drexel 

Milton Speid, Hartford 

Mike Dias, Vermont 

Jeff Parke, Drexel 

Chris Shaver, Vermont 

1999 


Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 

Petter Starnas, Northeastern 

Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. 


Kirk Miller, Boston U. 

Geoff Attard, Drexel 

Bryan Dvenney, Boston U. 

Cristoffer Hartmann, Hartford 

Mike Dias, Vermont 

Mike Haberman, Drexel 

1998 

Ricky Brown, Maine 

Stuart Duffin, Hofstra 

Richie Moller, Towson 


Pete Shay, Drexel 

Christian Steen, Boston U. 

Bryan Devenney, Boston U. 

Mike Keevan, New Hampshire 

Peter Medd, Towson 

Dean Smith, Boston U. 

Bryan Murphy, Boston U. 

1997 

Nick Bone, Boston U. 

Sigurd Dallen, Boston U. 


Richie Moller, Towson 

Matt Hammond, Boston U. 


Dominic Willock, Hartford 

Bryan Devenney, Boston U. 

Brad Phillips, Delaware 

Phil Signoroni, Vermont 


Jay Palmer, Hofstra 

1996 


Andrew Boyea, Northeastern 

Kyle Gray, Maine 

Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 

Rob Jachym, Hartford 

Jason Marlovits, Hartford 

Brad Phillips, Delaware 



Francisco Tasende, Boston U. 

Dominic Willock, Hartford 

1995 

Kyle Gray, Maine 

Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 

Brian Herr, Drexel 

Todd Hicks, Towson 

Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson 

Paul Kelly, Maine 

Jason Marlovits, Hartford 

Ola Olsen, Boston U. 

Jake Ouimet, Maine 

Francisco Tasende, Boston U. 

Erik Washington, Towson 

1994 


Alun Carter, Boston U. 

Robert Forde, Boston U. 

Tom Giatrakos, Boston U. 


Ryan Lieb, New Hampshire 

Ola Olson, Boston U. 

Francisco Tasande, Boston U. 

Elvis Thomas, Hartford 

Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 

Bill Woods, New Hampshire 

1993 

Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 

Brad Bierman, Vermont 

John Coughlin, Vermont 

Okereke Emesih, Boston U. 

Ryan Leib, New Hampshire 

Brian O’Connor, New Hampshire 

Elvis Thomas, Hartford 


Steve Walker, Boston U. 

1992 

Mike Carpenter, Boston U. 

Stephane Delval, Vermont 


Kyle Fresh, Boston U. 

Todd Herskovitz, Hartford 


George Kostelis, Hartford 

Ryan Leib, New Hampshire 

Brian O’Connor, New Hampshire 


Steve Walker, Boston U. 

1991 

Troy Cowell, Vermont 

Gary Crompton, Maine 

Stephane Delval, Vermont 

Phil Dunn, Boston U. 


Mike Pellegrini, Drexel 

Jeff Schultz, Boston U. 

Vito Serafini, Hartford 

David Silke, Boston U. 

Peter Verplancke, Boston U. 

1990 

Roberto Beall, Vermont 

Phil Dunn, Boston U. 

Peter Gardula, Maine 

Victor Hernani, Hartford 

George Kostelis, Hartford 

Emma Okonkwo, Boston U. 

Jeff Schultz, Boston U. 


David Silke, Boston U. 

Christophe Verhaegen, 

Boston U. 

Marshall White, Maine 

1989 

Mike Bertos, Boston U. 

Scott Brennan, New Hampshire 

Robert Buckmire, Boston U. 

Victor Hernani, Hartford 

Tim Horton, Boston U. 

Jim St. Andre, Vermont 



Boston U. 

Chris Williams, Hartford 

Kevin Wylie, Vermont 

1988 

Mike Bertos, Boston Univ. 

Dwight Bronson, Hartford 

Robert Buckmire, Boston Univ. 

Scott Douglas, Maine 

Phil Dunn, Boston Univ. 

Michael Emenalo, Boston U. 

Jeff Hooper, Boston Univ. 

Mike Rotsel, Hartford 


Rob Thompson, Maine 


Boston U. 

Kevin Wylie, Vermont 

SECOND TEAM 

2011 

Dominique Badjii, Boston U. 

Ben Berube, Boston U. 

Juan Peralta, Vermont 

Derrick McCaffery, Boston U. 

Patrick Boucher, Hartford 

Brad Hilton, New Hampshire

Joe Losier, Vermont 

Trey Jasenski, Binghamton 

Dan Welsh, UMBC 

Sean Sweeney, Vermont 

Adrian Foncette, Albany 

2010 

Bo Jelovac, Albany 


Raphael Abreu, Stony Brook 

Ryan Walter, Binghamton 

Ben Havey, Boston U. 

Brad Hilton, New Hampshire 

Kyle Luetkehans, Vermont 


Jamie Thomas, Hartford 

Mladen Ramic, Stony Brook 

Dan Louisignau, UMBC 

2009 

Jake Keegan, Binghamton 

Carlos Villa, Hartford 

Berian Gobeil, Stony Brook 


Scott Zobre, Binghamton 



Kyle Kucharski, Binghamton 


Colin Geoghegan, Stony Brook 

Jason Stenta, Binghamton 

2008 


Shaun Taylor, Boston U. 

Don Johnson, Albany 

Gaby Seguin-Gauthier, Albany 


Richy Dorman, Boston U. 


Erik DiLorenzo, Albany 


Jake McFadden, Vermont 


2007 

Andreas Blamo, Hartford 


Matt Narode, Binghamton 

Gary Muir, Hartford 

Kevin Gnatiko, UMBC 

Bryan Moffa, UMBC 

Mahamadou Simpara, 

Stony Brook 


Patrick Roy, Hartfrod 

Panos Georgiadis, Vermont 


2006 

Yan Gbolo, Albany 

Peter Sgueglia, Binghamton 

Petur Sigurdsson, Boston U. 


Ibrahim Yusuf, Binghamton 

Steve Gahl, Boston University 


Moshe Shalchon, Boston U. 

John Bergqvist, New Hampshire 



2005 


Chris Scarpati, Stony Brook 


Stephan Hall, Albany 







Ryan Carr, Hartford 

2004 



Derek McElligott, UMBC 


Federico Bianchi, Boston U. 

Tom Heimried, Northeastern 

Jason Leahy, Vermont 

George Friedman, Albany 

Erik Evjen, Boston U. 


Sergio Saccoccio, Northeastern 

2003 

Stephen Bruce, Binghamton 

Charles Darkwah, Binghamton 

Matt Chavez, Vermont 



Tyler Jackson, New Hampshire 

Oumar Thiam, Northeastern 

Rodrigo Marion, Albany 


Sullivan Silva, Vermont 


2002 

Stephen Bruce, Binghamton 

Logan Lee, New Hampshire 

Steven Procknal, Albany 

Daniel Florez, Maine 

Josh Hareld, New Hampshire 

Ethan Hutchins, Vermont 


Greg Chevalier, Albany 

Erik Evjen, Boston University 



2001 

Hughroy Daley, Hofstra 

Machel Millwood, Towson 


Dan Keane, Delaware 

Patrick Geraghty, Hofstra 

Trond Olsen, Northeastern 

Jason Warshaw, Albany 

Erik Enjen, Boston U. 

Steve Hoeck, Towson 

Sadeky Jackson, Albany 

Zak Thompson, Boston U. 

2000 


Jamie Farrell, Vermont 


Chris Bone, Boston U. 

Andy Karam, New Hampshire 

Tim Willard, Vermont 

Frank Thorbjornsen, Towson 

Nick Azarian, Vermont 

Luckisee Williams, Hofstra 


Mike Haberman, Drexel 

1999 



Joachim Kaland, Boston U. 

Hoyem, Northeastern 


Mark Zajac, Drexel 

Andy Bross, Drexel 

Chris Carpenter, Towson 

Brendan Faherty, Northeastern 

Brian Rosa, New Hampshire 

Chris Doyle, Hartford 

1998 

Dean Cummo, Hofstra 

Adam Lowe, Towson 

Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 

Bryan Kerachsky, Hartford 

Phil Kiernan, Drexel 

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS (LISTED BY YEAR) 


Geoff Attard, Drexel 

Chris Carpenter, Towson 

Rob Gottaschalk, Drexel 

Brendan O’Boyle, Hofstra 

Chris Rose, Vermont 

1997 


Michael Keevan, New Hampshire 

Darius Burton, Hofstra 

Andrew Mills, Hartford 

Sean Nealis, Vermont 

Andy Broos, Drexel 

Albert Numler, Northeastern 

Brendan O’Boyle, Hofstra 

Ian Wildey, Towson 

Brian Herr, Drexel 

1996 


Staurt Duffin, Hofstra 

Matt Hammond, Boston U. 

Kevin Hickey, Hartford 

Glen Jusczyk, Northeastern 

Wallace Luyten, Vermont 

Andrew Mills, Hartford 

Willy Schweitzer, New Hampshire 

Dan Schultz, Delaware 

Adrian Weekes, Hartford 

Ian Wildey, Towson 

1995 

Nils Aass, Northeastern 

Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 


Mike Brady, New Hampshire 

Paul Bredickas, Drexel 

Phil Karn, Drexel 

Jason Markovski, Drexel 

Frank Natale, Hartford 

Dan Noblet, Maine 

Heiko Ross, Northeastern 

Adrian Weekes, Hartford 

Second team selections began in 1995 

ALL ROOKIE 

2011 

Pomare Te Anau, Albany 

Tucker Sandercock, Binghamton 

Dominique Badji, Boston U. 

Cameron Souri, Boston U. 

Sanford Spivey, Boston U. 

Nick Thomson, Boston U. 

Antobra Ampadu, Hartford 

Connor Yeaney, Hartford 

Travis Worra, New Hampshire 

Keith McKenna, Stony Brook 

Taylor Stapf, Vermont 

2010 

Christoffer Nisser, Albany 

Tommy Moon, Binghamton 

Brandon Briggs, Boston U. 


Derrick McCaffery, Boston U. 

Max White, Boston U. 


Dan Welsh, UMBC 

Steven Palumbo, New Hampshire 

Jeff Turner, New Hampshire 

Malick Camara, Vermont 

2009 

Jake Keegan, Binghamton 

Ade Akinsanya, Boston U. 

James Stamapolous, Hartford 


Phil Saunders, UMBC 

Josh Bronner, New Hampshire 

Alex Hussein, New Hampshire 

Charlie Roche, New Hampshire 

Berian Gobeil, Stony Brook 


Anthony Rogic, Stony Brook 

2008 

Konner McNamara, Albany 


Andy Tiedt, Binghamton 



Pat Boucher, Hartford 

Jorge Rodriguez, Hartford 

Daniel Tannous, Maine 



Yannick Lewis, Vermont 

2007 

Ian Peach, Albany 


Aaron O’Neal, Boston U. 

Matthew Shea, Boston U. 


Adam Baxter, Maine 


B.J. Quigley, UMBC 

Chris Williams, UMBC 

Maurice Brown, Stony Brook 

Mark Secko, Stony Brook 

2006 

Brian Gordon, Albany 


Richy Dorman, Boston U. 


Kevin O’Donnell Shaw, Hartford 

Andrew Gillis, UMBC 


Oscar Leis, Stony Brook 


Nick Mead, Vermont 

Rem Kielman, Vermont 

2005 

Brad Ray, Albany 

Erik DiLorenzo, Albany 



Peter Ortega, Hartford 

Stve King, UMBC 

Manuel Mariel, UMBC 


Lee Stephane Koudio, Vermont 


Conner Tobin, Vermont 

2004 


Roland Erlichman, Boston U. 

Shane Westbrook, Boston U. 

Jimmy Velas, Maine 

Bryan Moffa, UMBC 


Bryan Stewart, New Hampshire 

Matt Low, New Hampshire 

Dan Cukar, Stony Brook 


Jake Wallace, Vermont 

2003 


Bryan Arnault, Binghamton 

Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 


Anders Ostli, Boston U. 


Gabriel Germano, Maine 


Daniel Ivec, Northeastern 

Shanniel Headley, Stony Brook 

Corey Bronner, Vermont 


2002 

Kyle Antos, Binghamton 

Neil Beasley, Vermont 

David Downing, Northeastern 


Tom Heimreid, Northeastern 

Jaime Johnson, Boston U. 






2001 

Federico, Boston U. 


Steve Fell, Towson 

Akil Jordan, Stony Brook 

Antha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern 

Logan Lee, New Hampshire 

Alon Lubezkky, Hartford 

Lucas Machado, Albany 

Justin Sadler, Drexel 

Zak Thompson, Boston U. 

Easton Wilson, Hartford 

2000 

Andy Dorman, Boston U. 

Dan Zajac, Drexel 

Jeff Parke, Drexel 

Frank Thorbjornsen, Towson 

Stephen Althoff, Hofstra 


Mike Feeley, Boston U. 

Brendan Hankard, New Hampshire 


Nick Azarian, Vermont 

Keli Helgason, Vermont 

All-rookie selections began in 2000 

ALL-ACADEMIC 

Albany (9) 

Steward Ceus (2006, 2007, 2008) 

Anthony DeSalvo (2010, 11) 

Stephan Hal (2005, 2006) 

Bo Jelovac (2009) 

Taylor Mikael McNamara (2008) 


Adam Chavez (2006, 2007) 

Danilo (2005) 

Kyle Manscik (2008) 

Graham Munro (2005) 

Matt Narode (2006) 


Chris Terry (2009) 

Andy Tiedt (2009) 

Ryan Walter (2010, 11) 

Ibrahim Yusef (2006) 

Scott Zobre (2009, 2010) 

Boston U. (4) 

Sedrick Chin (2005) 

Ben Havey (2010) 

Dan Schultz (2007, 2008) 

Hartford (9) 

Ryan Carr (2005) 

Nenad Cudic (2009) 

Carlo Cudini (2005) 

Matt Glaeser (2007) 

Ivan Guarin (2009) 

James Stamopoulos (2010, 11) 


Cedomir Tomcic (2009) 

Maine (2) 

Kyle LeDuc (2008) 

Alex Rickett (2008) 

ALL-ROOKIE/ACADEMIC SELECTIONS (LISTED BY SCHOOL/YEAR) 

Listed by year 

UMBC (7) 

David Feazell (2005) 

Matthew McGowan (2005) 


Vince Savarese (2010, 11) 

Andy Streilein (2011) 

John Paul Waraksa (2009) 


Joe Corsello (2009, 2010) 

Robin Gerum (2009, 2010) 

Brad Hilton (2009, 2010, 11) 

Mike McKee (2006) 

Ryan McNabb (2011) 

Gustav Nilsson (2011) 

Colin O’Donnell (2010) 

Alex Russell (2011) 

Jeff Turner (2011) 

Kyle Urso (2008) 


Petar Rakovic (2007) 

Vermont (15) 

Jesse Brady-Searby (2005) 

Corey Bronner (2005, 2006) 

Jordan Crasilneck (2006, 2007, 2008) 

Panos Georgiadis (2006, 2007) 

Will Haywood (2008) 

Loren Hill (2007) 

Jake McFadden (2008) 

David Ramada (2011) 

Connor Tobin (2006, 2007, 2008) 

ALL-ACADEMIC 

2011 

Anthony DeSalvo, Albany 


James Stamopoulos, Hartford 


Vince Savarese, UMBC 

Andy Streilein, UMBC 


Ryan McNabb, New Hampshire 

Gustav Nilsson, New Hampshire 

Alex Russell, New Hampshire 

Jeff Turner, New Hampshire 

David Ramada, Vermont 

2010 

Anthony DeSalvo, Albany 

Ryan Walter, Bingamton 


Ben Havey, Boston U. 

James Stamopoulos, Hartford 


Vince Savarese, UMBC 

Joe Corsello, UNH 

Robin Gerum, UNH 

Brad Hilton, UNH 

Colin O’Donnell 

2009 

Bo Jelovac, Albany 

Chris Terry, Binghamton 

Andy Tiedt, Binghamton 


Nenad Cudic, Hartford 


Cedomir Tomcic, Hartford 

John Paul Waraksa, UMBC 

Joe Corsello, New Hampshire 

Robin Gerum, New Hampshire 


2008 


Taylor Mikael McNamara, Albany 



Kyle LeDuc,Maine 

Alex Rickett, Maine 



Will Haywood, Vermont 

Jake McFadden, Vermont 


2007 


Adam Chavez, Binhamton 


Matt Glaeser, Hartford 

Peter Rakovic, Stonoy Brook 


Loren Hill, Vermont 


2006 






Ibrahim Yusuf, Binghamton 

Mike McKee, New Hampshire 


Jordan Crasilneck,Vermont 



2005 




Matthew Narode, Binghamton 


Ryan Carr, Hartford 

Carlo Cudini, Hartford 

David Feazell, UMBC 

Matthew McGowan, UMBC 

Jesse Brady-Searby, Vermont 



POINTS 

Year Player, Team Points 

2011 Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook 25 

2010 Levi Houapeu, UMBC 34 


2008 Claudio Dantas, Albany 28 

2007 Cameron Keith, Binghamton 22 

2006 Chris Banks, New Hampshire 28 

2005 Michael Palacio, Stony Brook 25 

2004 Tony Anderson, Vermont 30 

2003 Alon Lubezky, Hartford 40 



2000 Todd Lauber, Towson 38 

1999 Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 44 

1998 Richie Moller, Towson 45 

1997 Nick Bone, Boston U. 38 

1996 Rob Jachym, Hartford 43 

1995 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 37 

1994 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 45 


1992 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. 43 

1991 Mike Pellegrini, Drexel 35 

1990 Victor Hernani, Hartford 28 

1989 Mike Bertos, Boston U. 28 

Victor Hernani, Hartford 28 


1988 Vito Serifini, Hartford 13 

GOALS 

Year Player, Team Goals 

2011 Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook 9 


2009 Andrew Bulls, UMBC 15 

Levi Houapeu, UMBC 15 

2008 Carlos Villa, Hartford 12 

2007 Cameron Keith, Binghamton 10 

2006 Chris Banks, New Hampshire 14 

2005 Lee Stephane Kouadio, Vermont 9 

2004 Tony Anderson, Vermont 12 

Charles Darkwah, Binghamton 12 




2000 Todd Lauber, Towson 13 

1999 Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 21 

1998 Richie Moller, Towson 21 



1995 Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson 14 


1993 Elvis Thomas, Hartford 16 

1992 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. 18 

1991 Mike Pellegrini, Drexel 15 

1990 Victor Hernani, Hartford 12 

Vito Serafini, Hartford 12 


Vito Serafini, Hartford 12 


GOALS 

Year Team Goals 

2011 Stony Brook 31 

2010 UMBC 36 

2009 UMBC 43 

2008 Albany 39 

2007 Binghamton 27 

2006 New Hampshire 32 

2005 Stony Brook 31 

2004 Binghamton 44 

2003 Boston University 33 

2002 Northeastern 42 

2001 Towson 59 

2000 Hofstra 35 

Towson 35 

1999 Northeastern 47 

1998 Towson 48 


1996 Hartford 45 







1989 Vermont / Hartford 40 


ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (ALL GAMES) 

ASSISTS 

Year Player, Team Assists 

2011 Juan Peralta, Vermont 11 

2010 Andrew Bulls, UMBC 15 


2008 Claudio Dantas, Albany 10 

Jordan Crasilneck, Vermont 10 

2007 Neil Hlavaty, Boston University 6 

Michael Palacio, Stony Brook 6 

2006 Bryan Moffa, UMBC 5 

Kyle Urso, New Hampshire 5 

2005 Douglas Narvaez, Stony Brook 11 

2004 Matt Watson, UMBC 9 

Powell Cucchiella, UMBC 9 

Jamie Johnson, Boston U. 9 

2003 Andrew Dorman, Boston U. 12 


Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern 10 


2000 Andrew Hoyem, Northeastern 12 

Todd Lauber, Towson 12 

1999 Alfonso DeMares, Towson 10 

1998 Andy Karam, New Hampshire 11 

1997 Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. 10 


Christian Steen, Boston U. 9 

1995 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 13 


Gisle Sorli, Boston University 13 


1992 Okereke Emesih, Boston U. 12 

1991 Peter Verplancke, Boston U. 12 

1990 Emma Okonkwo, Boston U. 11 

1989 Christopher Verhaegen, Boston U. 13 

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 

Year Player, Team Points 

2011 Nick Thomson, Boston U. 0.95 

2010 Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire 0.43 

2009 Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire 0.76 

2008 Jason Stenta, Binghamton 0.55 

2007 Jason Stenta, Binghamton 0.57 

2006 Brian Levey, New Hampshire 0.57 

2005 Brian Levey, New Hampshire 0.57 

2004 Bouna Coundol, Albany 0.54 

2003 Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 0.38 

2002 Mike Vignola, New Hampshire 1.22 

2001 Zak Thompson, Boston U. 1.08 

2000 Mike Haberman, Drexel 0.91 

1999 Allan Lewis, Northeastern 0.97 

1998 Bryan Murphy, Boston U. 0.72 

1997 Jay Palmer, Hofstra 0.67 

1996 Andrew Boyea, Northeastern 1.02 

Bryan Murphy, Boston U. 1.02 

1995 Ethan Jennings, Towson 0.72 

1994 Robert Forde, Boston U. 0.69 

1993 Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 0.73 

1992 Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 0.83 

1991 Seb D’Appolonia, Maine 0.86 

1990 Marshall White, Maine 0.91 

1989 Jim St. Andre, Vermont 0.44 

1988 Jim St. Andre, Vermont 0.87 

ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON TEAM YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS (ALL GAMES) 

POINTS 

FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED 

Year Team Points Year Team Goals 

2011 Stony Brook 81 2011 Vermont 17 

Hartford 81 2010 New Hampshire 11 

2010 UMBC 116 2009 New Hampshire 17 

2009 UMBC 131 2008 Binghamton 12 

2008 Albany 124 2007 Binghamton 12 

2007 Binghamton 80 2006 Boston University 12 


New Hampshire 12 

2005 Stony Brook 120 2005 New Hampshire 10 

2004 Binghamton 127 2004 Albany 10 

2003 Boston University 95 2003 Binghamton 9 

2002 Northeastern 110 2002 New Hampshire 23 

2001 Towson 177 2001 Boston University 23 

2000 Towson 111 2000 Drexel 15 

1999 Northeastern 132 1999 Northeastern 19 

1998 Towson 142 1998 Boston University 14 

1997 Boston University 138 1997 Hofstra 15 

1996 Hartford 130 1996 Northeastern 20 

1995 Towson 119 1995 Towson 14 

1994 Boston University 174 1994 Hofstra 14 

1993 New Hampshire 118 1993 New Hampshire 19 

1992 Boston University 125 1992 Not available 

1991 Boston University 157 1991 Maine 14 

1990 Not available 

1990 Maine 15 

1989 Not available 

1989 Vermont 11 

2012-13 AMERICA 

1988 

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Vermont 

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ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS (All Games) 

GOALS 

Player, Team Goals Year 

Alon Lubezky, Hartford 21 2001 

Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 21 1999 

Richie Moller, Towson 21 1998 

Joachim Kaland, Boston U. 19 2001 

Nick Bone, Boston U. 18 1994 

Kyle Fresh, Boston U. 18 1992 


Rob Jachym, Hartford 17 1996 

Mike Bertos, Boston U. 17 1988 

Petter Starnas, Northeastern 16 1999 


Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 16 1994 

Elvis Thomas, Hartford 16 1993 

ASSISTS 

Player, Team Assists Year 

Andrew Bulls, UMBC 15 2010 

Levi Houapeu, UMBC 13 2009 

Andrew Dorman, Boston U. 13 2001 

Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern 13 1995 


Gisle Sorli, Boston University 13 1994 

Christopher Verhaegen, Boston U. 13 1989 

Vito Serifini, Hartford 13 1988 

Christopher Verhaegen, Boston U. 13 1988 


Patrick Geraghty, Hofstra 12 2001 

Anders Hoyem, Northeastern 12 2000 

Todd Lauber, Towson 12 2000 


Okereke Emesih, Boston University 12 1992 

Peter Verplancke, Boston University 12 1991 


Andy Karam, New Hampshire 11 1998 

Todd Herskovitz, Hartford 11 1992 

Todd Martin, Drexel 11 1991 

Emma Okonkwo, Boston University 11 1990 

Douglas Narvaez, Stony Brook 11 2005 

Michael Palacio, Stony Brook 11 2005 

GOALS 

Player, Team Goals Year 

Joakim Kaland, Boston U. 11 2001 




Derek McElligott, UMBC 9 2003 


Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson 8 1995 

Cameron Keith, Binghamton 7 2007 

Paul Roderick, Hofstra 7 1997 



Elvis Thomas, Hartford 7 1993 


Mike Pellegrini, Drexel 7 1991 

ASSISTS 

Player, Team Assists Year 

Okereke Emesih, Boston U. 10 1992 

Michael Joseph, UMBC 9 2003 

Zoran Markovski, Drexel 7 1995 

Peter Verplancke, Boston U. 7 1991 

Andy Karam, New Hampshire 6 1999 

Nick Bone, Boston University 6 1997 

Jerome Fitzgerald, Boston U. 6 1997 




ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS (Conference Games Only) 

POINTS 

Player, Team Points Year 

Joakim Kaland, Boston U. 27 2001 




Derek McElligott, UMBC 19 2003 



Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson 18 1995 

Mike Pellegrini, Drexel 18 1991 

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (Min. 50% Team Minutes) 

Player, Team Avg. Year 

Jim St. Andre, Vermont 0.19 1989 

Brad Rubin, Boston University 0.25 1991 

Robert Forde, Boston U. 0.29 1993 



Brad Rubin, Boston U. 0.30 1990 

Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire 0.33 2009 

Chris Mindru, Hartford 0.31 1989 

Jason Stenta, Binghamton 0.34 2006 

Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 0.40 2003 

Brandon Briggs, Boston U. 0.43 2011 

Rich Skoblicki, Stony Brook 0.47 2006 

Alon Lubezky 

Andrew Dorman 


CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY 

INDIVIDUAL SCORING 

Goals/Game: 5, Adam Purcell, New Hampshire at Maine, 10/30/99; 

5, Alon Lubezky, Hartford at Maine, 10/19/01 

Assists/Game: 4, Guy Primor, Hartford at Maine, 10/19/01; 4, Anders Hoeyem 

Northeastern vs. Maine, 10/12/01 

Points/Game: 10, Adam Purcell, New Hampshire at Maine, 10/30/99; 10, Alon 

Lubezky, Hartford at Maine, 10/19/01 

INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING 

(Conference Games Only) 

Saves/Game: 15, Adrian Foncette, Albany at UMBC, 10/1/11 

Goals Against Average/Season: 0.19, Jim St. Andre, Vermont, 1989 

Shutouts/Season: 6, Steve King, UMBC, 2005; Robert Forde, Boston University, 

1994; Robert Forde, Boston University, 1993 

ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON/GAME/POSTSEASON LEADERS 

Championship Records 

IndividuaL Scoring 

Goals/Game: 2, Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook vs. Hartford, 2011; Levi 

Houapeu, UMBC vs. Stony Brook, 2010; Chris Banks, New Hampshire vs. Stony 

Brook, 2006; Federico Bianchi, Boston U. vs. Stony Brook, 2004; Nate Houghton, 

Northeastern vs. New Hampshire, 2002; Randy Tolson, Towson vs. Hartford, 

2001; Jamie Farrel, Vermont vs. Hofstra, 2000; Nick Bone, Boston University vs. 

Hartford, 1996; Mike Veneto, New Hampshire vs. Hartford, 1994; Nick Bone, 

Boston University vs. Maine, 1994; Ryan Leib, New Hampshire vs. Hartford, 1991; 

Elvis Thomas, Hartford vs. Boston University, 1991 

Goals/Tournament: 3, Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook, 2011; Nick Bone, 

Boston University, 1996; Nick Bone, Boston University, 1994; Elvis Thomas, Hartford, 

1991, 3, Jamie Farrell, Vermont, 2000 

Assists/Game: 3, Peter Sgueglia, Binghamton vs UMBC 2005, 

Assists/Tournament: 4, Gisle Sorli, Boston University, 1994 

Points/Game: 5, Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook vs. Hartford, 2011 

Team 

Largest Margin Of Victory: 10, Vermont vs. Northeastern, 10/22/88 

Goals/Game: 10, Vermont vs. Northeastern, 10/22/88 

Most Wins/Season: 9, Hofstra, 1997; 9, Boston University, 2001 

Most Ties/Season: 5, Hartford, 2007; 5, New Hampshire, 2007 

Most Losses/Season: 10, Maine, 2002 

Consecutive Wins: 25, Boston University, 1989-93 

Goals/Season: 30, Boston University, 1997 

Goals Allowed/Season: 28, Northeastern, 1988 

Shutouts/Season: 6, UMBC, 2005; 6, Boston University, 1994; 

6, Boston University, 1993 

Consecutive Shutouts: 6, Boston University, 1993 

Points/Tournament: 8, Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook, 2011; Gisle Sorli, 

Boston University, 1994 

INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING 

Saves/Game: 13, Chris Mindru, Hartford vs. Vermont, 1989 

Saves/Tournament: 19, Chris Mindru, Hartford, 1989 

Shutouts/Tournament: 3, Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire, 2010 

Goals Against Average/Tournament: 0.00, Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire, 

2010; 0.00, Anthony Rogic, Stony Brook, 2009; 0.00, Roger Scully, Vermont, 

2007; 0.00, Jim St. Andre, Vermont, 1989 

Goals Allowed/Game: 4, Chris Mindru, Hartford, 1989; Jeff Hooper, Boston 

University, 1989 

Fewest Saves/Game: 0, Luke Citriniti, Hartford vs. Boston U., 2011; Stefan 

Manz, Stony Brook vs Albany, 2011; Adrian Foncette, Albany vs Vermont, 2011; 

Mike Jenne, New Hampshire vs. Vermont, 2007; Ethan Holmes, Boston University 

vs. Hartford, 1995; Steve Baccari, New Hampshire vs. Hartford, 1994; Jeff Hooper, 

Boston University vs. Vermont, 1990 

Fewest Saves/Tournament: 2, Ethan Holmes, Boston University, 1995; Steve 

Baccari, New Hampshire, 1994; Jim St. Andre, Vermont, 1989 

TEAM 

Goals/Game: 5, Hofstra vs. Northeastern, 2001 

Goals/Tournament: 7, Boston University, 1995 

Goals Allowed/Tournament: 0, New Hampshire, 2010; 0, Stony Brook, 2009; 

0, Vermont, 2007; 0, Vermont, 1989 

Shutouts/Tournament: 3, New Hampshire, 2010 

Penalty Kicks Made/Game: 6, Vermont vs. Boston University, 1990 

Binghamton vs. Boston University, 2006 

Penalty Kicks Made Both Teams/Game: 11, Binghamton vs. Boston University, 

2006; 11, Hofstra vs. Drexel, 1997; 11, Vermont vs. Boston University, 1990; 

Nick Bone 


2011 

DATE PLAYER ROOKIE 

Aug. 28 Stephen Knox, Boston U. Jordan Becker, UMBC 

Sept. 5 Dan Louisignau, UMBC Pomare Te Anau, Albany 

Sept. 11 Quintel Gates, Albany Rohan Roye, Hartford 

Sept. 18 Sean Rothe, UMBC Travis Worra, New Hampshire 

David Ramada, Vermont 

Sept. 25 Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook Travis Worra, New Hampshire 

Oct. 2 Joe Losier, Vermont Nick Thomson, Boston U. 

Oct. 9 Berian Gobell Cruz, Stony Brook Pomare Te Anau, Albany 

Oct. 16 D.J. Edler, Vermont Nick Thomson, Boston U. 

Oct. 23 David Bernhardsson, Hartford Dominique Badji, Boston U. 

Oct. 30 Juan Peralta, Vermont Connor Yeaney, Hartford 

2010 


Sept. 7 Nick O’Neill, Vermont Pete Caringi III, UMBC 

Sept. 13 Connor O’Brien, Vermont Luke Halberg, Binghamton 

Sept. 20 Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook Pete Caringi III, UMBC 

Sept. 27 Ben Berube, Boston U. Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston U. 

Oct. 4 Jake Keegan, Binghamton Brandon Briggs, Boston U. 

Zach Paul, Vermont 

Oct. 12 Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook Chris Hayen, Binghamton 

Oct. 19 Stephen Knox, Boston U. Kelvin Madzongwe, Boston U. 

Oct. 26 Andrew Bulls, UMBC Steven Palumbo, New Hampshire 

Raphael Abreu, Stony Brook 

Nov. 1 Levi Houapeu, UMBC Tommy Klim, Binghamton 

Steven Palumbo, New Hampshire 

2009 


Sept. 8 Andrew Bulls, UMBC Berian Gobeil, Stony Brook 

Sept. 15 Andrew Bulls, UMBC D.J. Edler, Vermont 

Sept. 22 Levi Houapeu, UMBC Phil Saunders, UMBC 

Sept. 29 Aaron O’Neal, Boston U. Phil Saunders, UMBC 

Oct. 5 Samuel Appiah, Boston U. Nick Prunier, Boston U. 

Marty Galvin, Vermont 

Oct. 12 Carlos Villa, Hartford Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook 

Chris Banks, UMBC 

Oct. 18 Chris Banks, UMBC Jake Keegan, Binghamton 

Oct. 26 Levi Houapeu, UMBC Matt Kristek, Binghamton 

Nov. 2 Stephen Knox, Boston U. Leonardo Fernandes 

Dylan George, Jr. 

ALL-TIME WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS 

2005 


Sept. 5 Michael Card, New Hampshire Tom Critz, Vermont 


Sept. 11 Chris Magaloudis, Stony Brook Lee Stephane Kouadio, Vermont 

Sept. 18 Brian Levey, New Hampshire Mike McKee, New Hampshire 

Lee Stephane Kouadio, Vermont 

Sept. 25 Luc Vallone, Binghamton Neil Hlavaty, Boston U. 

Oct. 2 Carlo Cudini, Hartford Steve King, UMBC 


Oct. 9 Jese Brady-Searby, Vermont Jordan Craslineck, Vermont 


Oct. 16 Roland Erlichman, Boston U. Tom Critz, Vermont 


Oct. 23 Pete Halkidis, Stony Brook Steve King, UMBC 


Oct. 30 Rob Fucci, Stony Brook Manuel Mariel, UMBC 

2004 


Sept. 7 Bouna Coundoul, Albany Michael Palacio, Stony Brook 

Sept. 13 Bryan Arnault, Binghamton Bryan Arnault, Binghamton 

Mike Pennacchia, UMBC 

Jimmy Velas, Maine 

Sept. 20 EJ Xikis, Stony Brook Adam Chavez, Binghamton 

Sept. 27 Tony Anderson, Vermont Roland Erlichman, Boston U. 

Oct. 11 Tom Heinreid, Northeastern Bryan Steward, New Hampshire 

Oct. 18 Powell Cucciella, UMBC Roland Erlichman, Boston U. 

Bouna Coundoul, Albany Matt Watson, UMBC 

Oct. 25 Charlie Darkwah, Binghamton Roland Erlichman, Boston U. 

Nov. 2 Bouna Coundoul, Albany Roland Erlichman, Boston U. 

Chad Comrie, Boston U. 

2003 


Sept. 7 Derek McElligott, UMBC Kenniel Martin, Hartford 

Sept. 14 Alon Lubezky, Harford Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

Sept. 21 Alon Lubezky, Harford Yan Gbolo, Albany 

Sept. 28 Charles Darkwah, Binghamton Bryan Arnault, Binghamton 

Oct. 5 Matt Chavez, Vermont Daniel Ivec, Northeastern 

Oct. 12 Sedrick Chin, Boston U. Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

Oct. 19 Marcus Gross, UMBC Gabriel Germano, Maine 

Oct. 26 Matt Chavez, Vermont Stefan Gonet, Binghamton 

Alon Lubezky, Harford 

Nov. 2 Alon Lubezky, Harford Bryan Arnault, Binghamton 

2008 


Sept. 1 Claudio Dantas, Albany Andrew Bulls, UMBC 


Sept. 8 Hrafn Davidsson, Boston U. Andrew Bulls, UMBC 

Sept. 15 Tom Strackhouse, Boston U. Andy Tiedt, Binghamton 

Sept. 22 Shaun Taylor, Boston U. Sean Coleman, New Hampshire 

Sept. 29 Carlos Villa, Hartford L.J. Papaleo, Albany 


Oct. 6 Don Johnson, Albany Patrick Boucher, Hartford 

Oct. 13 Carlos Villa, Hartford Michael Bustamante, Boston U. 


Oct. 20 Shaun Kane, Albany Andrew Bulls, UMBC 

Alex Rickett, Maine 

Oct. 27 Cameron Keith, Binghamton Drew Smalley, Vermont 

Nov. 3 Steward Ceus, Albany Lukas Peterson, Vermont 

2007 


Sept. 4 Jason Stenta, Binghamton Alex Rickett, Maine 

Sept. 10 Adam Chavez, Binghamton Daniel Chu, Boston U. 

Steve King, UMBC 

Sept. 17 Michael Palacio, Stony Brook Sam Groves, Hartford 

Brendan Symington, Vermont 

Sept. 24 Neil Hlavaty, Boston U. Scott Zobre, Binghamton 

Oct. 1 Cameron Keith, Binghamton Mark Secko, Stony Brook 

Oct. 8 Steward Ceus, Albany B.J. Quigley, UMBC 


Oct. 15 Kevin Hall, Hartford Aaron O’Neal, Boston U. 

Oct. 22 Cameron Keith, Binghamton Chris Williams, UMBC 

Oct. 29 Neil Hlavaty, Boston U. Aaron O’Neal, Boston U. 

Nov. 5 Andreas Blamo, Hartford Levi Houapeu, UMBC 

2006 


Sept. 6 Petur Sigurdsson, Boston U. Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

Sept. 11 Zach Riffett, Boston U. Nick Mead, Vermont 

Sept. 18 Jason Stenta, Binghamton T.J. Gore, Vermont 

Sept. 25 Tyler Hasman, Vermont Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

Oct. 2 Yan Gbolo, Albany Kevin O’Donnell Shaw, Hartford 

Oct. 9 Panos Georgiadis, Vermont Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

Oct. 16 Peter Sgueglia, Binghamton Chris Banks, New Hampshire 

Oct. 23 Jason Stenta, Binghamton Andrew Gillis, UMBC 

2002 


Sept. 3 Greg Chevalier, Albany Sergio Saccocio, Northeastern 


Sept. 9 Logan Lee, New Hampshire Sedrick Chin, Boston U. 

David Sullivan, Vermont 

Sept. 16 Andrew Dorman, Boston U. Rodrigo Marion, Albany 

Sept. 23 Matt Smith, Boston U. Nick Leddy, Albany 


Sept. 30 Michael Austin, Binghamton Jason Leahy, Vermont 

Oct. 7 Matt Smith, Boston U. Jamie Johnson, Boston U. 


Oct. 14 Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern Sergio Saccoccio, Northeastern 

Tony Anderson, Vermont 

Oct. 21 Michael Cipriano, Northeastern Eric Masi, New Hampshire 

Oct. 28 Adam Wallace, Vermont Bennie Prueske, Northeastern 

Chad Mongeon, Maine 

Nov. 4 Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern Todd Brennan, Maine 

Steve Procknal, Albany 

2001 


Sept. 4 Allan Lewis, Northeastern Jim Greco, Drexel 

Sept. 10 Ashitan Holmes, Albany Logan Lee, New Hamsphire 

Sept. 17 No winner selected* No winner selected* 

Sept. 24 Andrew Dorman, Boston U. Alon Lubezky, Hartford 

Oct. 1 

Oct. 8 Trevor Serraro, Albany Alon Lubezky, Hartford 


Oct. 15 Asaf Lubezy, Hartford Atha Kirkopoulos, Northeastern 

Oct. 22 Joachim Kaland, Boston U. Alon Lubezky, Hartford 

Oct. 29 Mike Honeysett, Delaware Zak Thompson, Boston U. 

Nov. 5 Brendan Hankard, New Hampshire Zak Thompson, Boston U. 

* Due to Sept. 11 tragedy 


2000 


Sept. 5 Petter Starnas, Northeastern Jochen Saier, Northeastern 

Sept. 11 Asaf Lubezky, Hartford Nick Azarian, Vermont 

Sept. 18 Mike Cardenas, Boston U. Stephan Kent, Hofstra 

Sept. 25 Shaun Higgins, Hofstra Dan Zajac, Drexel 

Oct. 2 Andy Karam, New Hampshire Stephen Althoff, Hofstra 

Oct. 9 Mike Haberman, Drexel Andrew Dorman, Boston U. 

Oct. 16 Alfonso DeMares Nick Azarian, Vermont 

Oct. 22 Aboubacar Camara, Hofstra Joe DeChiaro, Hartford 

Nov. 1 Petter Starnas, Northeastern Havard Halvorsen, Vermont 

1999 


Sept. 7 Aaron Benjamin, Maine Shaun Higgins, Maine 

Sept. 13 Stuart Duffin, Hofstra David Said, Vermont 

Sept. 20 Petter Starnas, Northeastern Matt Smith, Boston U. 

Sept. 27 Kirk Miller, Boston U. Asaf Lubezky, Hartford 

Oct. 4 Alfonso DeMares, Towson Nate Houghton, Northeastern 

Oct. 11 Allan Lewis, Northeastern Asaf Lubezky, Hartford 

Oct. 17 Alfonso DeMares, Towson Asaf Lubezky, Hartford 

Oct. 24 Chris Turley, Towson Justin Varrone, Hofstra 

Nov. 1 Adam Purcell, New Hampshire LeRoy Watkins, Northeastern 

1998 


Information Not Available 

1997 


Sept. 2 Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. Chris Beston, Northeastern 

Sept. 8 Michael Keevan, New Hampshire Mario Becker, Towson 

Sept. 15 Alfredo Bulgarini, Northeastern Aaron Benjamin, Maine 

Sept. 22 Richie Moller, Towson Adam Purcell, New Hampshire 

Sept. 29 Brad Phillips, Delaware Chris Beston, Northeastern 

Oct. 6 Stuart Duffin, Hofstra Johannes Ruth, Towson 

Oct. 13 Sean Nealis, Vermont Justin Bieber, Drexel 

Jay Palmer, Hofstra 

Oct. 20 Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. Justin Beiber, Drexel 

Oct. 27 Jay Palmer, Hofstra Chris Bone, Boston U. 

Nov. 3 Mitch Osman, New Hampshire Jerome Fitzgerald, Boston U. 

1996 


Sept. 9 Richie Moller, Towson Ricky Brown, Maine 

Sept. 16 Rob Jachym, Hartford Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. 

Sept. 23 Jeff Mongillo, Hofstra David Pettitt, Hofstra 

Sept. 30 Rob Jachym, Hartford David Sall, Towson 

Oct. 7 Joaquin Hurtado, Delaware Aaron Brunner, New Hampshire 

Oct. 14 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern Dominic Willock, Hartford 

Oct. 21 Staurt Suffin, Hofstra Sigurd Dalen, Boston U. 

Oct. 28 Andrew Boyea, Northeastern Gary Houck, Towson 

Nov. 4 Rob Jachym, Hartford Mitch Osman, New Hampshire 

1995 


Sept. 11 Mike Keevin, New Hampshire Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson 

Sept. 18 Mike Stillman, Towson Mike Keevan, New Hampshire 

Sept. 25 Jake Ouimet, Maine Mike Keevan, New Hampshire 

Oct. 2 Frank Natale, Hartford Ethan Jennings, Towson 

Mike Dunphy, Maine 

Oct. 9 Jake Ouimet, Maine Julian Bukeyan, Drexel 

Oct. 16 Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson Bryan Murphy, Boston U. 

Oct. 23 Petteri Kaijasilta, Towson Adrian Weekes, Hartford 

Oct. 30 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern Mike Keevan, New Hampshire 

Nov. 6 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern Adrian Weekes, Hartford 

1994 


Sept. 12 Ola Olsen, Boston U. Phil Karn, Drexel 

Sept. 19 Bjorn Hansen, Northeastern Seb Cognetta, Hartford 

Sept. 26 Nick Bone, Boston University Phil Karn, Drexel 

Oct. 3 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire Jason Lewis, Vermont 

Oct. 10 Rob Jachym, Hartford Phil Karn, Drexel 

Oct. 17 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire Tim Martin, Drexel 

Oct. 24 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire Phil Karn, Drexel 

Oct. 31 Aaron Porter, New Hampshire Pat McCann, Hartford 

ALL-TIME WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS 

1993 


Sept. 13 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire Mike Caputo, Drexel 

Sept. 20 Paul deCastro, Vermont Bjarte Skuseth, Boston U. 

Sept. 27 Mike Veneto, New Hampshire Greg Purnell, Northeastern 

Oct. 4 Erik Dahle, Drexel Kyle Gray, Maine 

Oct. 11 Nils Aass, Northeastern Bjarte Skuseth, Boston U. 

Oct. 18 Ola Olsen, Boston U. Dan Martell, Vermont 

Oct. 25 Heiko Ross, Northeastern Joe DeChiaro, Hartford 

Nov. 1 Elvis Thomas, Hartford Havard Halvorsen, Vermont 

1992 


Sept. 14 Okereke Emesih, Boston U. Rob Jachym, Hartford 

Sept. 21 Steve Baccari, New Hampshire Ryan Levesque, Vermont 

Sept. 28 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. Rob Jachym, Hartford 

Oct. 5 Seb D’Appolonia, Maine Ryan Levesque, Vermont 

Oct. 12 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. Matt Cameron, Northeastern 

Oct. 19 Tod Herskovitz, Hartford Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 

Oct. 26 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. Steve Baccari, New Hampshire 

Nov. 2 Kyle Fresh, Boston U. Jake Ouimet, Maine 

1991 


Sept. 16 Vito Serafini, Hartford Ryan Leib, New Hampshire 

Sept. 23 Rune Helgeland, Drexel Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 

Sept. 30 Mike Pellegrini, Drexel Ryan Leib, New Hampshire 

Oct. 7 Emesih Okereke, Boston U. Bob Radakovic, Vermont 

Oct. 14 Vito Serafini, Hartford Mike Veneto, New Hampshire 

Oct. 21 Mike Pellegrini, Drexel Bob Radakovic, Vermont 

Oct. 28 Tim Horton, Boston U. Paulo Nunes, Maine 

Nov. 4 Aaron Agrodnia, New Hampshire Elvis Thomas, Hartford 

1990 


Sept. 10 Vito Serafini, Hartford Brandon Cruz, Hartford 

Sept. 17 Brad Rubin, Boston U. Simon Richard, Maine 

Sept. 24 Peter Verplancke, Boston U. Troy Cowell, Vermont 

Oct. 1 Gary Crompton, Maine Kevin Sampson, Northeastern 

Mark Zola, Vermont 

Oct. 8 Roberto Beall, Vermont Seb D’Appolonia, Maine 

Oct. 15 Victor Hernani, Hartford Emesih Okereke, Boston U. 

Oct. 22 Victor Hernani, Hartford Mike Coughlin, Vermont 

Oct. 29 Tim Horton, Boston University Dan Lessard, Northeastern 

1989 


Sept. 11 Kevin Wylie, Vermont George Kostelis, Hartford 

Sept. 18 Chris Karwoski, Vermont George Kostelis, Hartford 

Sept. 25 Gregg Butler, Boston University Stephane Delval, Vermont 

Oct. 2 Scott Brennan, New Hampshire Chris Williams, Hartford 

Oct. 9 Mike McGuire, Maine Aaron Agrodnia, New Hampshire 

Oct. 16 Javier Resa, Hartford Emma Okonkwo, Boston University 

Oct. 23 Christoper Verhaegen, Boston U. Chris Williams, Hartford 

Oct. 30 Christoper Verhaegen, Boston U. Chris Williams, Hartford 

1988 


Sept. 12 Jorge Zapata, Boston U. Mike Fray, Hartford 

Sept. 19 Jim St. Andre, Vermont Vito Serafini, Hartford 

Sept. 26 Michael Grubor, Hartford Vito Serafini, Hartford 

Christophe Verhaegen, Boston U. 

Oct. 3 Mike Bertos, Boston U. Marc Stern, Vermont 

Oct. 10 Mike Emenalo, Boston U. None Selected 

Oct. 17 Scott Douglass, Maine Vito Serafini, Hartford 

Oct. 24 Mike Mason, Vermont Timothy Horton, Boston U. 

Oct. 31 Mike Bertos, Boston U. Vito Serafini, Hartford 

Chris Mindru, Hartford 

Nov. 7 Todd Brennan, Maine Vito Serafini, Hartford

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