2005 Men s Soccer Season Recap

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1 2005 Men s Soccer Season Recap The 2005 Johns Hopkins men s soccer season was a series of highs and lows that ended with the Blue Jays playing their best ball of the year and winning the program s fourth ECAC Championship. Hopkins finished on a nine-game unbeaten streak with a overall record and a mark in the Centennial Conference, good for fourth in the final conference standings. Ranked #11 in the national preseason poll, the Blue Jays opened the year with five straight wins and two tournament championships, as they defeated USMMA 3-0 and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 2-1 to win their own Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic, and then shut out Piedmont 4-0 and Maryville 2-0 to capture the Diadora Fall Classic championship title. Junior Trip Neil scored the first two goals of his career in the season-opener to earn all-tournament honors along with senior Jeremy Jacobson and freshman Matthew Carlson. Senior Jeff Grosser helped the Hopkins defense allow just one goal in the Kickoff Classic on his way to earning the tournament s defensive MVP award. After a 3-2 win over St. Mary s in which Grosser assisted freshman Nicholas Gauna s first career goal and also scored the game-winning penalty kick, Johns Hopkins traveled to Maryville, Tennessee, for the Diadora Fall Classic. Gauna, who was one of four players to score against Piedmont, scored both goals against Maryville and earned the MVP honor. The Blue Jays jumped to #9 in the national rankings. With two tournament championships and on a five game winning streak, Johns Hopkins began Centennial Conference play at #18 Muhlenberg and suffered its first conference loss since the 2003 season. The game was tied at two before the Mules scored two straight goals in the final 15 minutes to clinch the 4-2 win. The Blue Jays followed that loss with three straight ties including two to conference opponents McDaniel and Gettysburg. During that seven-day span, Hopkins also tied Drew 2-2 to drop to overall, in the CC, and out of the national rankings at the end of the September. But the Blue Jays opened the month of October with two straight wins including their first conference win, 2-0 over Dickinson, in which senior Edmond Wybaillie tallied a goal and an assist. Hopkins also defeated Montclair State 2-1 in overtime, as senior Traver Davis scored the gamewinner with 32 seconds remaining in the first extra period. The five-game unbeaten streak ended at Arcadia one week later when the Blue Jays played their fifth overtime game in their previous six outings. Senior Steve Read scored the tying goal off an assist from junior Blaine Phillips with just 3:15 in regulation, but the 22nd-ranked Knights won in overtime, 2-1. With the non-conference portion of the regular season complete, Johns Hopkins began a critical stretch of five straight Centennial Conference games beginning with the league s frontrunner, Swarthmore. The Blue Jays out-shot the Garnet 10-3 in the first half and overall but could not capitalize as they set a school record with their fourth tie of the year. Hopkins finally won a game in regulation four days later when it hosted Haverford. Although Johns Hopkins controlled the game with a 23-2 advantage on shots and an 11-2 lead on corner kicks, the Fords scared the Blue Jays with a goal in the second minute of play to take a 1-0 lead. But Hopkins answered with two straight goals by Wybaillie and Read, both assisted by senior Adam Simon, for the 2-1 win. The conference victory sparked a crucial winning streak, as Johns Hopkins closed its regular season with three more wins. Carlson, Phillips, and Simon each scored in the 3-0 win over Ursinus; Gauna scored both goals in the 2-1 win at Washington College; and Simon, Carlson, and Gauna each added a goal in the 3-0 shutout of Franklin & Marshall. The four consecutive conference wins upped head coach Matt Smith s career victories to 200 and improved Hopkins record to overall and, more importantly, in the Centennial. Johns Hopkins earned the #4 seed in the conference tournament and the right to host #5 Gettysburg in the first round. The Blue Jays and Bullets battled to a scoreless tie in their first meeting, and their second meeting wasn t any more decisive. After 110 minutes, the game was tied at one, forcing penalty kicks to decide who would advance to the Centennial Conference semifinals. The teams were tied on kicks 4-4 until Gettysburg s Brad Tabor converted the fifth and Gauna, who scored the game-tying goal, missed the last kick for Hopkins. The Bullets advanced, while the Blue Jays hopes for a conference championship and NCAA berth ended. But the season was not over, as the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) selected Johns Hopkins as one of eight teams in the ECAC South Championship field. The Blue Jays earned the #2 seed behind #1 McDaniel with a total of four Centennial Conference teams in the bracket. Because the Green Terror could not host the tournament, Johns Hopkins earned the right to play at Homewood Field for the remainder of its season. The Blue Jays met the #7 seed, Penn State Altoona, in the first round on Wednesday, November 9. The game was scoreless until the Lions got on the board at 63:18; Penn State Altoona led 1-0 on the scoreboard but Johns Hopkins was in control of the game, leading 8-2 on shots and 6-1 on corners in the second half. The Blue Jays finally converted when sophomore Nate Ford launched a pass from the 30-yard line to Gauna, who scored his team-high ninth goal of the year on a header to tie the game at one. After a first overtime period that saw just one shot, Simon won the game for Hopkins with a goal at 101:19, sending the Blue Jays to the ECAC semifinals against Swarthmore. Playing in the final games of his collegiate career, Simon recorded a hat trick with one goal in the first half and two in the second to lead Johns Hopkins to a 4-1 win over Swarthmore. The Blue Jays finished with a 22-7 lead on shots and 10-3 advantage on corner kicks to rout the Garnet, who they tied 0-0 in the regular season. The win earned Hopkins a spot in the ECAC championship game for the fifth time in five attempts, with only Grove City standing in its way of a fourth title. The Blue Jays, at their peak performance, got off to a quick start against the Wolverines as senior All-Centennial Conference defender Manbaj Gill scored his first goal of the year in the eighth minute. Carlson doubled the score before the break, and Simon capped the scoring with a goal in the 76th minute for the 3-0 victory and the ECAC South Championship. Simon, who totaled five goals in the three ECAC games, was named the tournament MVP as Hopkins ended its season at Six Blue Jays, including five seniors, were named to the All-Centennial Conference Team at the end of the year. Grosser and Gill earned first-team honors for the second straight season, while Read and Phillips were selected to the second team and Wybaillie and Simon earned honorable mention. Gill, Read, and Wybaillie were also selected to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II Second Team.

2 Schedule/Results (11-2-4, CC) September 3 Kings Point # W, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps # W, 2-1 St. Mary s College (MD) W, vs. Piedmont $ W, 4-0 Maryville $ W, 2-0 #18 Muhlenberg * L, McDaniel * T, Drew T, 2-2 Gettysburg * T, 0-0 October Dickinson * W, 2-0 Montclair State W, 2-1 OT 12 #22 Arcadia L, 2-1 OT Swarthmore * T, Haverford * W, Ursinus * W, 3-0 Washington College * W, Franklin & Marshall * W, 3-0 November 2 Gettysburg ^ 3:30 pm 5 McDaniel ^ 11:30 am 6 Centennial Conference Finals ^ 1 pm Home games in bold # Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic $ Diadora Fall Classic (Maryville, TN) * Centennial Conference games ^ Centennial Conference Tournament Centennial Standings School CC Pts Overall McDaniel Swarthmore Muhlenberg Johns Hopkins Gettysburg Franklin & Marshall Dickinson Washington Haverford Ursinus Honors Aaron Blynn - Centennial Academic Honor Roll Dan Coble - Centennial Academic Honor Roll Nicholas Gauna - Diadora Fall Classic MVP, Centennial Player of the Week (9/12/05, 10/31/05) Manbaj Gill - All-Centennial First Team, Adademic All-District Second Team, Centennial Academic Honor Roll Jeff Grosser - All-Centennial First Team Blaine Phillips - All-Centennial Second Team, Centennial Academic Honor Roll Joseph Pinero - Centennial Academic Honor Roll Doug Pollack - Centennial Academic Honor Roll Steve Read - All-Centennial Second Team, Academic All- District Second Team, Centennial Academic Honor Roll Adam Simon - All-Centennial Honorable Mention, ECAC Championship Most Outstanding Player Edmond Wybaillie - All-Centennial Honorable Mention, Academic All-District Second Team, Centennial Academic Honor Roll NSCAA/adidas Division III National Poll Final Regular Season Poll (11/8/05) School W-L-T 1. Messiah College (Pa.) Ohio Wesleyan University University of Rochester (N.Y.) Trinity University (Texas) Whitworth College (Wash.) The College of New Jersey Williams College (Mass.) York College (Pa.) Salisbury University (Md.) UC Santa Cruz Eastern University (Pa.) Plattsburgh State University (N.Y.) Western New England College (Mass.) Dominican University (Ill.) Hope College (Mich.) New Jersey City University Emory University (Ga.) Union College (N.Y.) DeSales University (Pa.) University of Chicago Stevens Institute of Technology (N.J.) St. John s University (Minn.) Roger Williams University (R.I.) John Carroll University (Ohio) Wheaton College (Mass.) Also receiving votes: Keene State, Wheaton (Ill.), Macalester, Wilmington (Ohio), Virginia Wesleyan, Elizabethtown, Calvin, Redlands, Rutgers-Camden, SUNY Fredonia Statistics (Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: 1-0-0) # Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT 11 Nicholas Gauna Adam Simon Matthew Carlson Steve Read Blaine Phillips Edmond Wybaillie Trip Neil Traver Davis Jeff Grosser Manbaj Gill Ethan Mulligan Ben McAbee Nate Ford Jeremy Jacobson Malcolm Stewart Doug Pollack Akash Naik Robert Carper Aaron Blynn John Scheuch Joe Pinero Shadee Yassin Brendan Kittredge Jason Wink Ryan Bradley Total Opponents # Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 1 Dan Coble : Ryan Bradley : TM TEAM 0: Total : Opponents :

3 Updated Record Book Career Scoring Leaders Rk. Name Years Goals Assists Points 1. Eric West Matt Doran Chad Tarabolous Ted Zingman Peter Quin Aerik Williams Paul Galli Ryan Kitzen Greg Cunningham Craig Weinstein Career Goal Leaders Rk. Name Years Goals 1. Eric West Matt Doran Chad Tarabolous Ted Zingman Peter Quin Greg Cunningham Paul Galli T8. Grenville Jones Ryan Kitzen T10. Pablo Drobny James Hutchins Aerik Williams Single-Season Goal Leaders Rk. Name Year Goals 1. Matt Doran Chad Tarabolous Ted Zingman T4. Chad Tarabolous Eric West Eric West T7. Greg Cunningham Matt Doran Peter Quin Eric West Matt Smith s Career Coaching Record (all at Johns Hopkins) Year Record Postseason NCAA Finals ECAC Final Centennial Champions NCAA First Round NCAA Regional Semifinals Centennial Champions NCAA Quarterfinals ECAC Champions Centennial Champions NCAA Regional Finals ECAC Champions Centennial Champions NCAA First Round ECAC Champions Centennial Champions NCAA Sectional Semifinals ECAC Champions Total (.817) Career Assist Leaders Rk. Name Years Assists 1. Aerik Williams T2. Matt Doran Eric West T4. Chad Tarabolous Ted Zingman Paul Galli T7. Warren Jones Ryan Kitzen Craig Weinstein John Del Monaco Career Goals Against Average Rk. Name Year GAA 1. Gary Kane, Jr Dan Colble 2003-pres Single-Season Assist Leaders Rk. Name Year Assists 1. Aerik Williams T2. Matt Doran Aerik Williams Daniel Brienza T5. Paul Galli Craig Weinstein T7. Rosario Chiarenza Warren Jones Eric West T10. Seven players with 8 Single-Season Goals Against Average Rk. Name Year GAA 1. Gary Kane, Jr Dan Coble Team Records Goals (Game): 12 vs. Centenary, 9/8/02 Goals (Season): , (regular season) , (including postseason) Winning %: (.900) Most Wins: , 2003 Most Losses: , 1992 Fewest Losses: Ties: Shutouts: , 2003, 2004 Consecutive Shutouts: 8 9/28 through 10/27, 1996 Unbeaten Streak: 22 11/12/03 through 11/20/04 Overall Winning Streak: 19 11/12/03 through 10/30/04 Reg. Season Winning Streak: 21 9/14/96 through 9/27/ /25/03 through present Highest National Rank: 2nd 1997, 2004 Highest Preseason Rank: 7th 1998 Head coach Matt Smith (above) recorded his 200th career win in 2005.

4 Aaron Blynn Matthew Carlson Senior Midfield Winston-Salem, NC Forsyth Country Day 2005: Played nine games took three shots, two against Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the second game of the year. 2004: Played 16 games and started seven took four shots tallied only assist in a 2-1 Hopkins win at Franklin & Marshall. 2003: Played 14 games and started three took two shots against Dickinson. 2002: Appeared in 11 matches and started two had a goal and an assist in 6-1 win over Goucher also had assists in wins over Centenary and McDaniel. Personal: Aaron S. Blynn son of Guy Blynn born January 23, 1984 political science major earned all-conference, all-region and all-state honors at Forsyth Country Day led teams to North Carolina State Cup Championship and Sun Bowl Championship State Cup MVP. Blynn s Career Stats / / / / Career 50/ Freshman Midfield Bristol, CT Loomis Chaffee 2005: Played 19 games and started 18 finished third on the team in goals (five) and points (10) scored against St. Mary s, Drew, Ursinus, Franklin & Marshall, and Grove City Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team. Personal: Matthew J. Carlson son of Mark and Judy Gauvain born February 18, 1986 intends to major in economics high school team was Founders League and WNEPPSA champion and NEPSSA runner-up WNEPSSA and NEPSSA All-Star Senior Bowl All-Star captain of soccer and baseball teams at Loomis Chaffee All- Founders League in baseball baseball team was 2005 Founders League champion resident assistant at Loomis Chaffee. Carlson s Career Stats / Career 19/ Robert Carper Freshman Defense Ellicott City, MD Mt. Hebron 2005: Played 11 games and started four earned starts against Montclair State, Arcadia, Swarthmore, and Haverford took three shots, two against Ursinus. Ryan Bradley Junior Goalkeeper Washington Twp, NJ Washington Twp 2005: Alternated games in goal with Dan Coble in the first six games played five games and started three earned a 4-0 solo shutout vs. Piedmont combined with Coble for a 3-0 shutout of Ursinus made career-high four saves in 45 minutes against Muhlenberg allowed just four goals for a 1.21 goals against average finished with ten saves and a.714 save percentage. 2004: Backed up All-America goalkeeper Gary Kane, Jr. 2003: Appeared in three games and played 36 minutes allowed one goal for a 2.50 goals against average played 15 minutes in the 7-0 win over Villa Julie gave up one goal in 15 minutes in the 9-2 victory over DeSales did not allow a goal in six minutes during the 6-0 ECAC Championship win over McDaniel. Personal: Ryan R. Bradley son of Robert and Kathleen Bradley born December 19, 1984 chemical engineering major Bloomberg Scholar second-team all-conference in high school earned NJSIAA State Scholar Athlete and Olympic Conference Scholar Athlete honors plays club volleyball USSF certified referee sister, Lauren, was an All-Atlantic-10 goalkeeper at St. Joseph s. Bradley s Career Stats Year GP/GS Min Sv Sv% GA GAA SO / / / Career 8/ Personal: Robert C. Carper son of Christopher and Beverly Carper born March 21, 1987 second-team all-state two-time first-team all-county secondteam all-met uncle played soccer at Loyola sister plays lacrosse at Loyola. Carper s Career Stats / Career 11/ Dan Coble Junior Goalkeeper Fremont, CA Bellarmine 2005: Earned starting goalkeeping job after splitting time with Ryan Bradley in first six games played 19 games and started 18 earned eight solo shutouts against USMMA, Maryville, McDaniel, Gettysburg, Dickinson, Swarthmore, Franklin & Marshall, and Grove City had a career-high seven saves vs. St. Mary s allowed 13 goals for a 0.68 goals against average finished with 44 saves and a.772 save percentage. 2004: Backed up All-America goalkeeper Gary Kane, Jr. Played 13 minutes in 3-1 win over Guilford made one save and allowed one goal. 2003: Appeared in six matches and played 135 minutes made two saves and allowed one goal in 30 minutes in Hopkins 9-2 win over DeSales allowed a goal in 4-1 win over Haverford played the second half of 1-0 win over Franklin & Marshall. Personal: Daniel J. Coble son of Ronald and Drew Coble born April 14, 1985 applied mathematics and statistics major with minors in economics and business

5 earned Billy Schmidt Sportsmanship award in high school led Bellarmine to 2002 high school national championship also swam at Bellarmine and was team captain as a senior swim team was four-time section champion brother, Christopher, swam at USC and is a current triathlete. Coble s Career Stats Year GP/GS Min Sv Sv% GA GAA SO / / / Career 25/ Traver Davis Senior Midfield South Orange, NJ Seton Hall Prep 2005: Co-captain played and started all 21 games finished with two goals and two assists both goals were game-winners scored overtime game-winner at Montclair State scored three points in the ECAC tournament with a goal against Swarthmore and an assist vs. Grove City also had an assist vs. Piedmont. 2004: Co-captain played and started all 20 games Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team took nine shots. 2003: Played 21 games and started 20 scored game-tying goal in 3-1 win over McDaniel in the Centennial tournament semifinals scored Hopkins only goal the following night in the championship game also scored a goal in victories over SUNY Farmingdale and Ursinus. 2002: Played 17 games and started six scored a goal in wins over Centenary, McDaniel, and Alvernia. Personal: Traver A. Davis son of Peter and Gail Davis born February 13, 1984 public health major president of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity named to All-North Jersey Second Team and All-Essex County First Team led 2001 Seton Hall Prep team to conference championship and state sectional finals also played basketball and golf in high school. Davis Career Stats / / / / Career 79/ Nate Ford Sophomore Midfield/Defense Bethesda, MD Landon 2005: Played 13 games and earned six starts started against McDaniel, Drew, Gettysburg, and Dickinson, and in final two ECAC games against Swarthmore and Grove City scored first career goal in win over Piedmont tallied an assist vs. Penn State Altoona in the first round of the ECACs. 2004: Played six games took one shot in 3-1 win over Guilford. Personal: Nathan W. Ford son of Gary and Lisa Ford born February 9, 1986 has not declared a major all-league, all-county, and all-met selection in high school captained team during senior season member of 1998 Maryland State Cup and 1999 Virginia State Cup Championship teams. Ford s Career Stats / / Career 19/ Nicolas Gauna Freshman Midfield/Forward Evanston, IL Evanston 2005: Played 21 games and started 18 led team in goals (nine), assists (four), and points (22) recorded first career point with an assist in season-opening win over USMMA scored first goal vs. St. Mary s had three goals in two games at Maryville and was named the Diadora Fall Classic MVP scored both goals in 2-1 win over Washington College recorded at least one point in five of final six games had two assists in ECAC win over Swarthmore named Centennial Player of the Week on September 12 and October 31. Personal: Nicholas T. Gauna son of Timothy and Susan Gauna born February 3, 1987 intends to major in French all-midwest, all-sectional, all-state, and team captain at Evanston involved in community service. Gauna s Career Stats / Career 21/ Manbaj Gill Senior Midfield/Defense East Brunswick, NJ East Brunswick 2005: Played and started all 21 games moved to defense after playing midfield his first two years at Hopkins defense allowed just 0.76 goals per game and recorded 10 shutouts tallied an assist in season-opening win over USMMA scored only goal of the year in final game vs. Grove City first-team All-Centennial Conference second-team All-Academic District II. 2004: Played and started all 20 games Johns Hopkins Alumni Invitational All- Tournament Team first-team All-Centennial Conference first-team NSCAA All- Region second-team NSCAA All-America Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll scored three goals and added five assists for 11 points finished second on the team in points and assists, and fourth in goals scored the gamewinning goal in a 1-0 win over Gettysburg converted his penalty kick in the Centennial Conference semifinal game against Muhlenberg to help Hopkins advance converted another penalty kick in the Blue Jays first NCAA tournament game, helping them advance past Elizabethtown in the second round scored the gametying goal with 1:15 remaining to force overtime against Elizabethtown. 2003: Played all 22 matches and started 21 all seven points (two goals, three assists) came in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament scored one goal and assisted two others in the 9-2 win over DeSales in the quarterfinals scored a goal in the 2-0 victory over Wesley in the semifinals and assisted on a goal in the 6-0 win over McDaniel in the final named to Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team (at Lehigh): Appeared in 20 matches and started 19 for Lehigh, which was ranked as high as No. 14 and advanced to the NCAA tournament scored a goal against Virginia Commonwealth and had an assist against Charleston. Personal: Manbaj S. Gill son of Balraj and Sony Gill born August 21, 1984 double major in economics and applied math, and minor in entrepreneurship and

6 management second team all-state in high school led East Brunswick to the Central Jersey Group IV Championship. Gill s Career Stats / / / Career 63/ Jeff Grosser Senior Defense Beach Haven, NJ Shawnee 2005: Played and started all 21 games on defense Johns Hopkins defense allowed just 0.76 goals per game and recorded 10 shutouts tallied game-winning goal and an assist in 3-2 win over St. Mary s also scored game-winning goal at Dickinson first-team All-Centennial Conference Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic Defensive MVP. 2004: Co-captain Played and started 19 games missed one game with an injury first-team All-Centennial Conference first-team NSCAA All-Region Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic Defensive MVP tallied one goal and one assist took seven shots scored the game-winning goal in Hopkins 3-1 win at Lincoln tallied an assist in 3-1 win over Guilford converted a penalty kick in the Centennial Conference semifinal game against Muhlenberg to help Hopkins advance converted another penalty kick in the Blue Jays first NCAA tournament game, leading Hopkins past Elizabethtown in the second round. 2003: Appeared in 21 matches and started 20 on the Hopkins backline secondteam All-Centennial Conference scored the game-winning goal in JHU s 2-0 win over Dickinson also scored in the 3-0 shutout of Ursinus anchored a Hopkins defense that tied the school record with 14 shutouts. 2002: Played and started all 20 games Johns Hopkins Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team and Defensive MVP selection scored one goal against Goucher, Centenary, and Gettysburg. Personal: Jeffrey C. Grosser son of Richard and Susan Grosser born November 19, 1983 public health major with a minor in social science was junior class senator last year first-team All-America and New Jersey Player of the Year as a senior two-time South Jersey Defensive Player of the Year led Shawnee to the 2001 Group IV State Championship and to the conference championship in three straight seasons captained team as a senior. Grosser s Career Stats / / / / Career 81/ Jeremy Jacobson Senior Midfield/Defense Bethesda, MD Walter Johnson 2005: Played 15 games and started 13 missed six games in the first half of the season due to injury scored in 2-1 win vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps helped the Johns Hopkins defense allow just 0.76 goals per game and record 10 shutouts Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team. 2004: Played 16 games and started 15 Dr. Al Tucci Classic All-Tournament Team Johns Hopkins Alumni Invitational All-Tournament Team tallied 12 shots, one goal, and one assist assisted the game-winning goal in 1-0 win over Johnson & Wales scored his only goal in a 2-0 win over William Paterson. 2003: Appeared in and started all but one match only goal of the season was the game-winner against McDaniel in the Centennial Conference tournament semifinals assisted on a goal in the season-opening win over SUNY Farmingdale Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic Defensive MVP member of the JHU defense that tied the school record with 14 shutouts. 2002: Played five games and started four missed most of year due to injury. Personal: Jeremy D. Jacobson son of Howard and Susan Jacobson born August 1, 1984 public health major and pre-med led Walter Johnson to 2000 state championship earned scholar-athlete award during first three years of high school National Honor Society member secretary of Latin Honor Society first trombone in Walter Johnson concert and symphonic band coached boys and girls youth soccer teams for two seasons. Jacobson s Career Stats / / / / Career 57/ Brendan Kittredge Sophomore Midfield Derry, NH Saint Paul s 2005: Played two games, a 2-2 tie with Drew and a 3-0 win over Ursinus. 2004: Played five games and started one, a 2-0 win over Dickinson Personal: Brendan E. Kittredge son of John and Dorrie Kittredge born November 14, 1985 has not declared a major All-New England and two-time All- Independent School League honoree New England senior all-star earned Saint Paul s Male Scholar-Athlete Award also wrestled and played lacrosse. Kittredge s Career Stats / / Career 7/ Ben McAbee Junior Midfield Hagerstown, MD North Hagerstown 2005: Played first eight games and started seven before suffering a season-ending injury tallied an assist at St. Mary s and scored a goal vs. Piedmont. 2004: Missed entire season with an injury. 2003: Played and started all 22 matches second-team All-Centennial Conference Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team Johns Hopkins Alumni Invitational All-Tournament Team third on the team with four assists and 12 points, and tied for third with four goals scored two goals and assisted another in his

7 first collegiate game, an 8-0 win over SUNY Farmingdale scored a goal in the 7-0 victory over Villa Julie the following day tallied an assist in JHU s 4-1 win over Bridgewater scored the game s only goal in the 1-0 win over #6 Montclair State tallied assists in wins over Scranton and DeSales. Personal: Benjamin D. McAbee son of Douglas and Grazyna McAbee born June 9, 1985 majoring in economics and applied math and statistics, with a minor in business Dean s List first-team all-state in high school led North Hagerstown to the Washington County Championship captained team as a senior three-time member of Maryland ODP also wrestled in high school. McAbee s Career Stats / / / Career 30/ Ethan Mulligan Trip Neil Junior Midfield Dallas, TX St. Mark s 2005: Played 17 games and started 10 scored two goals, the first of his career, in season-opening win over USMMA added one goal against Muhlenberg Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team. 2004: Played two games and took one shot saw action and took one shot in Hopkins 2-0 win over Dickinson also played in 1-0 win at Ursinus. 2003: Appeared in 12 matches posted only shot of the year in the seasonopener against SUNY Farmingdale. Personal: Francis J. Neil son of Jim and Jean Neil born August 5, 1984 economics major with an entrepreneurship and management minor Dean s List works for WJHU radio high school team captain and most valuable player as a senior led St. Mark s to the Division II championship in 2002 earned 2003 All- SPC honors member of baseball team that won SPC Division I championship father played soccer at Yale. Freshman Defense Kearny, NJ Kearny 2005: Played 19 games and started 10 recorded first career point with an assist in second game of the year vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps scored first career goal against Piedmont. Personal: Ethan Mulligan son of Ray and Marsha Mulligan born July 21, 1987 undecided major high school valedictorian National Honor Society member of math and science leagues involved in R.E.A.C.H peer leadership program second-team all-state selection by Star-Ledger, AP, and High School Coaches Association first-team all-group, all-county, all-section, and all-league team captain led Kearny to 2002 and 2004 Group IV State Championship Y-League ODP national pool. Mulligan s Career Stats / Career 19/ Akash Naik Freshman Forward Simpsonville, SC Hillcrest 2005: Played 11 games including six of the final eight took seven shots, two against Gettyburg. Personal: Akash N. Naik son of Narayan and Selina Naik born March 14, 1987 plans to major in chemical/biomolecular engineering high school class valedictorian AP Scholar Palmetto Fellow team captain offensive MVP (2004) team MVP (2005) all-region (2005) sister plays soccer at Penn. Naik s Career Stats / Career 11/ Neil s Career Stats / / / Career 31/ Blaine Phillips Junior Midfield/Defense Mechanicsburg, PA Cumberland Valley 2005: Played and started 20 games finished tied for fourth in scoring with nine points (three goals, three assists) scored game-winning goal in season-opener vs. USMMA also scored against Drew and Ursinus tallied assists in consecutive games against Montclair State and Arcadia also had an assist vs. Washington College second-team All-Centennial Conference. 2004: Played 16 games and started 12 recorded two goals off 14 shots scored game-winning goal in Hopkins 1-0 win over Ursinus also scored in 2-0 win over Dickinson. 2003: Started first three matches before suffering a season-ending foot injury. Personal: Blaine T. Phillips son of Peter and Mary Phillips born August 27, 1984 double major in biology and psychology Latin Club vice president volunteer at local hospital, schools, and food bank biology mentor named to Harrisburg Patriot-News Big 11 Team in 2002 Central Pennsylvania All-Star led team to District III Championship and state quarterfinals in 2000 and Phillips Career Stats / / / Career 39/

8 Joe Pinero Steve Read Doug Pollack Senior Midfield/Forward Yardley, PA Pennsbury 2005: Joined the team as a graduate student after the first six games played 14 of the final 15 games took 11 shots. 2004: Played 20 games and started 19 scored five goals, all game-winners Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Centennial Conference Player of the Week (11/1) All-Centennial Conference Second Team Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll CoSIDA Academic All-District II. 2003: Appeared in 14 matches with four starts ranked fourth on the team with 11 points 10 of 11 points on the season came in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Tournament scored a goal and assisted on another in consecutive wins over DeSales and Wesley scored twice in the ECAC Champinship win over McDaniel on November 16 assisted on a goal in the 3-0 victory over Ursinus on October : Played two games and started one missed most of season with an injury. 2001: Appeared in 12 matches made only start of the season at Swarthmore scored a goal in first collegiate match vs. Buffalo State also scored against King s and Dickinson recorded 11 shots. Personal: Douglas A. Pollock son of Norman and Pam Pollack born June 2, 1983 earned bachelor s degree in 2005 and is studying for master s at Hopkins was an applied mathematics and statistics major with a minor in entrepreneurship and business first-team all-league in high school first-team Golden Team captained soccer team also played tennis at Pennsbury. Pollack s Career Stats Junior Forward Smithtown, NY Smithtown 2005: Played 10 games and started one vs. McDaniel missed final nine games took three shots, two against Piedmont. 2004: Played all 20 games and started 10 finished third on the team in goals (four), assists (two), and points (10) took 24 shots scored game-winning goals in 3-1 win over Guilford and in 1-0 win over McDaniel in the conference championship game had one goal and one assist in 2-0 win at Haverford. 2003: Appeared in two games assisted a goal in the 9-2 win over DeSales in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Quarterfinals. Personal: Joseph R. Pinero son of Rick Pinero and Maria Jacobs born December 20, 1984 pre-med with a minor in economics named Suffolk County Offensive MVP in high school all-conference led Smithtown to Suffolk County and Long Island Championships also played lacrosse, tennis, basketball, and track. Pinero s Career Stats / / / Career 32/ / / / / / Career 62/ Senior Forward Skillman, NJ Lawrenceville 2005: Played all 21 games and started 12 started 11 of final 13 games finished tied for fourth in points with nine (three goals, three assists) recorded first point of the season with an assist in season-opener vs. USMMA had two assists in win over Piedmont scored goals in consecutive games against Montclair State and Arcadia scored game-winning goal against Haverford second-team All-Centennial Conference second-team All-Academic District II. 2004: Played and started all 20 games Johns Hopkins Alumni Invitational All- Tournament Team first-team All-Centennial Conference Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll Academic All-District led team in goals (eight) and points (18) scored game-winning goals against William Paterson, Drew, Dickinson, and Swarthmore named Centennial Player of the Week on September 27 after scoring two goals in wins over McDaniel and Drew. 2003: Played all but one game and started two Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll fifth on the team in points (nine) scored two goals in the 9-2 win over DeSales in the ECAC tournament also scored in the 7-0 win over Villa Julie assisted both goals in 2-0 win at Gettysburg also had an assist in the win over SUNY Farmingdale. 2002: Played 19 games and started 11 Centennial Conference Honorable Mention had eight goals and four assists for 20 points, fourth-highest on the team had a goal and an assist against Alvernia and Haverford. Personal: Stephen M. Read son of Steve Read and Elizabeth Clemente born June 8, 1984 international relations major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management teaching assistant member of international relations honor society Dean s List National Society of Collegiate Scholars all-league, all-area, and all-state prep selection in high school led team to three state championships team MVP as a senior three-time leading scorer for Alabama ODP team also played ice hockey and ran track in high school brother, Christian, played hockey at Princeton father played hockey at St. Lawrence. Read s Career Stats / / / / Career 79/ John Scheuch Freshman Midfield/Defense Ridgewood, NJ Delbarton 2005: Played eight games including four of the first five and two in the ECAC tournament took three shots, two against Piedmont. Personal: John J. Scheuch son of John and Eileen Scheuch born April 14, 1986 three-year member of high school team that won conference (2001, 2003), county (2002, 2003), and state championships (2003) Delbarton School Community Service Director. Scheuch s Career Stats / Career 8/

9 Adam Simon Senior Forward Bethesda, MD Walter Johnson 2005: Played 21 games and started 17 finished second on the team in goals (seven) and points (17) and tied for second with three assists scored all 17 points in final eight games had a hat trick in the ECAC win over Swarthmore also scored against Ursinus, Franklin & Marshall, Penn State Altoona, and Grove City tallied both assists in 2-1 win over Haverford also had an assist at Washington College honorable mention All-Centennial Conference. 2004: Played 14 games and started 11 tallied two goals and two assists for six points scored game-winning goal in overtime of a 2-1 win over Muhlenberg also scored in 2-1 win at Franklin & Marshall. 2003: Appeared in 18 matches and started 15 Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic Offensive MVP JHU Alumni Invitational All-Tournament Team tied for the team lead in assists (seven), and was second in goals (eight) and points (23) third in the conference in assists, sixth in points, and ninth in goals per game had two goals and two assists in 4-1 win over Bridgewater had one goal and two assists in 7-0 win over Villa Julie had a goal and an assist in ECAC wins over DeSales and McDaniel. 2002: Played 11 games and started five scored against Washington and Alvernia. Personal: Adam B. Simon son of Jonathan and Sandra Simon born January 26, 1984 political science major with a minor in entrepreneurship and management rush chairman of Phi Gamma Delta first-team all-county and Montgomery Journal All-Star senior all-star led team to 2000 state championship member of U-16 club team that won 2000 state championship also played lacrosse. Simon s Career Stats Malcom Stewart Freshman Midfield Santa Rosa, CA Montgomery 2005: Played seven games and started two before suffering a season-ending injury started both games of the Diadora Fall Classic scored first career goal in second game of the year vs. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. Personal: Malcom W. Stewart son of Craig and Betsy Stewart born June 6, 1987 undecided major received International Baccalaureate Diploma and USMC Academic Excellence awards high school all-league, team captain, and team most valuable player YMCA youth sports coordinator. Stewart s Career Stats / Career 7/ / / / / Career 64/ Edmond Wybaillie Senior Midfield Great Falls, VA Langley 2005: Played 15 games and started nine missed first five games finished tied for fourth on the team in scoring with nine points (three goals, three assists) had game-winning goal and an assist vs. Dickinson also scored against Muhlenberg and Haverford tallied an assist vs. Drew and Ursinus honorable mention All-Centennial Conference second-team All-Academic District II 2004: Played all 20 games and started nine Dr. Al Tucci Kickoff Classic All-Tournament Team led team in assists with six tallied an assist in the three of the first four games of the year assisted the game-winning goal against Swarthmore added an assist in 2-0 win at McDaniel and in 2-1 win at F&M. 2002: Appeared in all but one game and started seven Johns Hopkins Alumni Invitational All-Tournament Team scored five goals and added two assists for 12 points scored two goals in 8-0 win at McDaniel also scored against Villa Julie, Centenary, and Swarthmore had assists against Ursinus and Haverford. Personal: Edmond C. Wybaillie son of Edmond and Fran Wybaillie born December 4, 1983 economics major with a minor in business Dean s List high school team captain member of Virginia State ODP team that won three state championships member of state championship golf team also played basketball. Wybaillie s Career Stats / / / Career 54/ Jason Wink Freshman Midfield/Defense Edison, NJ Rutgers Prep 2005: Played two games, the season-opener vs. USMMA and against Ursinus. Personal: Jason D. Wink son of Alan and Donna Wink born October 3, 1987 biology major two-time first-team all-state three-time team MVP team won three state cups regional finalist with PDA Cantona. Wink s Career Stats / Career 2/ Shadee Yassin Sophomore Defense West Milford, NJ West Milford 2005: Played one game, a 2-1 win over Haverford. Personal: Shadee K. Yassin son of Kamel and Mervet Yassin born May 29, 1986 all-conference and all-county also played basketball and ran track won three county and conference track championships New Jersey Scholar Athlete Award. Yassin s Career Stats / Career 1/

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