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4 2007 Season Results Overall Record: Atlantic Coast Conference Record: Home: Away: Neutral: Date Opponent Result Score Attend. Goalie (Svs.) BC Goal Scorers (Assists) 9/1 at Boston University W Brown (1) KONICOFF (Alejando Bedoya) 9/3 Quinnipiac L Brown (4) Gerstenberger (unassisted) 9/7 No. 17 Fairfi eld W Brown (4) BEDOYA (Manswell, Konicoff), Manswell (Konicoff, Ayarna) 9/15 No. 7 MARYLAND W Brown (2) MANSWELL (Gerstenberger, Bedoya) Manswell (Chin, Bedoya) 9/18 Maine W Brown (2) CHIN (Bedoya), Manswell (Bedoya), Bedoya (Konicoff, Ayarna), Gerstenberger (unassisted), Ayarna (Bedoya, Manswell), Lane (Ayarna, Gerstenberger) Mitsuda (Avi Hanan, Gallington), Sherman (Mitsuda) 9/22 at NORTH CAROLINA W 2-1 (OT) 1575 Brown (4) Bedoya (Ayarna), KONICOFF (Bedoya, Chin) 9/26 Yale T 0-0 (2OT) 236 Brown (5) No Scoring 9/30 NC STATE W Brown (4) Chin (Manswell, Gerstenberger) BEDOYA (O Neil, Ayarna) 10/5 at No. 4 DUKE W Brown (3) Bedoya (Reddick), Gerstenberger (unassisted) BEDOYA (Gerstenberger), Konicoff (Manswell) 10/10 at No. 14 Brown L 0-1 (OT) 1140 Brown (4) No Scoring 10/16 Providence College L Brown (1) No Scoring 10/20 at No. 8 VIRGINIA W Brown (3) Sherman (unassisted), REDDICK (Ayarna) 10/24 Dartmouth W Brown (6) MANSWELL (Ayarna) 10/27 No. 1 WAKE FOREST W Brown (0) BEDOYA (Shefl er) 10/31 at Holy Cross W 2-1 (OT) 525 Brown (4) Manswell (Ayarna), AYARNA (Konicoff) 11/4 at CLEMSON L Brown (0) No Scoring 11/9 No. 8 VIRGINIA TECH W Brown (1) Chin (Manswell, Bedoya), MANSWELL, (Bedoya) Manswell (Ayarna) 11/14 No. 25 VIRGINIA * W Brown (2) MELAS (Manswell) 11/16 No. 8 VIRGINIA TECH * W Brown (3) Gerstenberger (unassisted), MANSWELL (Gerstenberger, Reddick), Manswell (Sherman) 11/18 No. 1 WAKE FOREST * W Brown (4) Manswell (Konicoff, Bedoya), KONICOFF (O Neil, Reddick) 11/28 Massachusetts & L Brown (9) Bedoya (Manswell, Hepburn) ACC GAMES IN ALL CAPS *ACC Tournament (SAS Soccer Complex; Cary, N.C.) & NCAA Tournament (Newton, Mass.) Game-winning goals in ALL CAPS 34

5 2007 Statistics Overall Record: Atlantic Coast Conference Record: Home: Away:5-2-0 Neutral: ACC CAREER No. Name GP GS G A Pts. Shots GP/GS G A Pts. Sh. GP/GS G A Pts. 8 Sherron Manswell / / Alejandro Bedoya / / Mike Konicoff / / Paul Gerstenberger / / Reuben Ayarna / / Shawn Chin / / Ryan Sherman / / Karl Reddick / / Satoshi Mitsuda / Jamie Melas / / Dan Lane / Greg O Neil / / Jeremiah Gallington / / Stephen Hepburn / / Mor Avi Hanan / Idan Shefler / / Mario Uribe / Chris Carey / / Joey Clarke / / Aidan Buick / Aiden Blake / / BC TOTALS / Opponents Totals / GOALKEEPING STATISTICS No. Name GP/GS Min. GA GAAvg. Svs Pct W L T Sho 0 Chris Brown 21/ : Michael Lawless 1/0 18: TEAM STATISTICS Corner Shots 1st Half 2nd Half 1st 2nd+ Total Kicks Fouls Faced Saves Goals Goals OT OT Goals BOSTON COLLEGE Opponents

6 Game-by-Game Recaps Game 1 Sept. 1, 2007 Boston, Mass. Boston College 1, Boston University 0 Boston College Boston University Scoring - BC - Mike Konicoff (Alejandro Bedoya), 57:23. Shots: BC 13, BU 5 Saves: BC 1 (Chris Brown 1), BU 7 (Hrafn Davidsson 7) Summary: Mike Konicoff scored the game s lone goal to lead BC to the seasonopening victory over BU. Junior Alejandro Bedoya, who recorded his first BC start since transferring from Fairleigh Dickinson, assisted on the score. Game 2 Sept. 3, 2007 Newton, Mass Quinnipiac 2, Boston College 1 Quinnipiac Boston College Scoring - BC - Paul Gerstenberger (unassisted), 42:25; QU - Graciano Brito (Ryan Smith), 58:36; QU - Nick Pelicaen (Graciano Brito), 67:10. Shots: QU 6, BC 31 Saves: QU 10 (Frederick Hall 10), BC 4 (Chris Brown 4) Summary: Paul Gerstenberger scored the game s first goal but Quinnipiac countered with two second-half scores and held on to defeat the Eagles. BC outshot the Bobcats 31-6 and recorded an 8-2 advantage in corner kicks. Game 3 Sept. 7, 2007 Newton, Mass Boston College 2, Fairfield 0 Fairfield Boston College Scoring - BC - Alejandro Bedoya (Sherron Manswell, Mike Konicoff), 3:47; BC - Sherron Manswell (Mike Konicoff, Reuben Ayarna) 18:24. Shots: Fairfield 9, BC 17 Saves: Fairfield 3 (Jon Paul Francini 3), BC 4 (Chris Brown 4) Game 5 Sept. 18, 2007 Newton, Mass. Boston College 8, Maine 0 Maine Boston College Scoring - BC - Shawn Chin (Alejandro Bedoya), 12:23; BC - Sherron Manswell (Alejandro Bedoya) 22:47; BC - Alejandro Bedoya (Mike Konicoff, Reuben Ayarna), 24:56; BC - Paul Gerstenberger (unassisted) 29:42; BC - Reuben Ayarna (Alejandro Bedoya, Sherron Manswell), 62:11; BC - Dan Lane (Reuben Ayarna, Paul Gerstenberger), 64:51; BC - Satoshi Mitsuda (Mor Avi Hanan, Jeremiah Gallington), 77:32; BC- Ryan Sherman (Satoshi Mitsuda), 86:28. Shots: ME 6, BC 21 Saves: ME 6 (Ben Piotrowski 6), BC 2 (Chris Brown 2; Michael Lawless 0) Summary: Eight different players scored, Alejandro Bedoya recorded five points - one goal and three assists - and Reuben Ayarna registered four points - one goal and two assists - to lead BC to an 8-0 victory over Maine. The Eagles scored four times in the first 45 minutes, including three goals in a span of 6:55. Ayarna, Shawn Chin, Dan Lane, Satoshi Mitsuda and Ryan Sherman each scored their first goals of the season. In addition to Bedoya and Ayarna, junior fullback Paul Gerstenberger, Sherron Manswell and Satoshi Mitsuda all recorded multiple-point performances. Game 6 Sept. 22, 2007 Chapel Hill, N.C. Boston College 2, North Carolina 1 (OT) Boston College North Carolina Scoring - NC - Michael Callahan (Scott Campbell, Bill Dworsky), 23:11, BC - Alejandro Bedoya (Reuben Ayarna) 86:52; BC - Mike Konicoff (Alejandro Bedoya, Shawn Chin) 90:37. Shots: BC 14, NC 17 Saves: BC 4 (Chris Brown 4), NC 6 (Tyler Deric 6) Summary: Alejandro Bedoya tied the score late in regulation and Mike Konicoff netted the game-winning goal 37 seconds into overtime as No. 13 BC improved its conference record to 2-0 with a 2-1 overtime victory at North Carolina. Summary: Alejandro Bedoya scored just less than four minutes into the game and senior Sherron Manswell scored 15 minutes later to lead BC to a 2-0 home victory over No. 17 Fairfield. Goalkeeper Chris Brown recorded four saves, including one on Sam Bailey in one-on-one situation in the 28th minute, and midfielder Mike Konicoff assisted on both BC goals. Game 4 Sept. 15, 2007 Newton, Mass. Boston College 2, Maryland 0 Maryland Boston College Scoring - BC - Sherron Manswell (Paul Gerstenberger, Alejandro Bedoya), 25:03, BC - Sherron Manswell (Shawn Chin, Alejandro Bedoya) 28:41. Shots: MD 9, BC 7 Saves: MD 1 (Thorne Holder 1), BC 2 (Chris Brown 2) Summary: Sherron Manswell scored both BC goals to lead the Eagles to a 2-0 home ACC victory over seventh-ranked Maryland. Chris Carey 36

7 Game-by-Game Recaps Game 7 Sept. 26, 2007 Newton, Mass. Yale 0, Boston College 0 (2OT) Yale Boston College Scoring - No Scoring Shots: Yale 18, BC 34 Saves: Yale 12 (Erik Geiger 12), BC 5 (Chris Brown 5) Summary: Goalkeeper Chris Brown made five saves and Boston College fired 34 shots as the sixth-ranked Eagles played to a 0-0 stalemate with Ivy-League opponent Yale at Newton Campus Field. Alejandro Bedoya (game-high 12 shots) and Reuben Ayarna (eight shots) led an Eagle offensive attack that produced 13 shots in the first half, 14 in the second stanza and three in each of two overtime periods. Game 8 Sept. 30, 2007 Newton, Mass. Boston College 2, NC State 1 North Carolina State Boston College Scoring - BC - Shawn Chin (Sherron Manswell, Paul Gerstenberger), 28:41; NCST - El Hadj Cisse (Hugh Cronin, Jorge Mora), 85:38; BC - Alejandro Bedoya ( Greg O Neil, Reuben Ayarna), 87:42. Shots: NCST 10, BC 21 Saves: NCST 7 (Christopher Widman 7), BC 4 (Chris Brown 4) Summary: Alejandro Bedoya netted the game-winning goal in the 88th minute off a cross from Greg O Neil as sixth-ranked Boston College improved its ACC record to with a 2-1 victory over North Carolina State. Freshman Shawn Chin scored early and BC maintained its one-goal lead for more than 60 minutes of play before NC State senior El Hadj Cisse tied the score late. Just two minutes and four seconds after Cisse s equalizer, Bedoya beat the Wolfpack goalkeeper with a header for the game-winning score. Game 9 Oct. 5, 2007 Durham, N.C. Boston College 4, Duke 2 Boston College Duke Scoring - BC - Alejandro Bedoya (Karl Reddick), 6:23; BC - Paul Gerstenberger (unassisted), 32:18; DU - Cole Grossman (Joshua Medcalf, Zach Pope); DU - Joshua Medcalf ( Mike Grella, Zach Pope), 50:03; BC - Alejandro Bedoya (Paul Gerstenberger), 54:22; BC - Mike Konicoff (Sherron Manswell), 73:13. Shots: BC 18, DU 12 Saves: BC 3 (Chris Brown 3), DU 8 (Justin Papadakis 8) Game 10 Oct. 10, 2007 Providence R.I. Brown 1, Boston College 0 (OT) Boston College Brown Scoring - BROWN - Laurent Manuel (Dylan Sheehan), 92:42. Shots: BC 10, BROWN 16 Saves: BC 4 (Chris Brown 4), BROWN 3 (Paul Grandstrand 3) Summary: Laurent Manual scored the game s only goal in the 93rd minute as 14thranked Brown defeated No. 5 Boston College in overtime in non-league action on Wednesday. The loss snapped BC s seven-game unbeaten streak during which it went and outscored its opponents, Game 11 Oct. 16, 2007 Newton Mass. Providence 1, Boston College 0 Providence College Boston College Scoring - PC - Alex Redding (Matt Marcin), 34:06. Shots: PC 7, BC 11 Saves: PC 4 (Timothy Murray 4), BC 1 (Chris Brown 1) Summary: Alex Redding scored in the 34th minute and it stood as the game s only goal as Providence College defeated ninth-ranked Boston College at Newton Campus Field. The Eagles finished with an 11-7 shot advantage in the game, including a 7-4 edge in the first 45 minutes. Game 12 Oct. 20, 2007 Charlottesville, Va. Boston College 2, Virginia 1 Boston College Virginia Scoring - VA - Yannick Reyering (Penalty Kick), 3:48; BC -Ryan Sherman (unassisted) 20:20; BC - Karl Reddick (Reuben Ayarna), 67:50. Shots: BC 10, VA 12 Saves: BC 3 (Chris Brown 3), VA 4 (Michael Giallombardo 4) Summary: Karl Reddick scored the go-ahead goal off a corner kick and Ryan Sherman netted BC s first goal -- in the 20th minute -- to lead the Eagles to a 2-1 victory in Charlottesville. The game was originally scheduled to be played on Oct. 19, but was rescheduled because of travel difficulties. Summary: Alejandro Bedoya scored twice while Mike Konicoff and Paul Gerstenberger each scored one goal to lead sixth-ranked Boston College to a 4-2 ACC road victory over fourth-ranked Duke before 1,566 fans at Kostican Stadium. After the Blue Devils evened the score - at five minutes into the second half, Bedoya netted the go-ahead goal in the 54th minute. BC continued its pressure after scoring the go-ahead goal. Konicoff beat Duke goalkeeper Justin Papadakis at 73:13 to conclude the scoring. 37

8 Game-by-Game Recaps Game 13 Oct. 24, 2007 Newton Mass. Boston College 1, Dartmouth 0 Dartmouth Boston College Scoring - BC - Sherron Manswell (Reuben Ayarna), 85:37. Shots: DART 12, BC 12 Saves: DART 3 (Sean Milligan 3), BC 6 (Chris Brown 6) Summary: Sherron Manswell headed in Reuben Ayarna s free kick at 85:37 to snap a scoreless tie and give 12th-ranked Boston College a 1-0 home victory over Ivy League opponent Dartmouth. Game 16 Nov. 04, 2007 Clemson, SC. Boston College 1, Clemson 0 Boston College Clemson Scoring - CU - Tommy Drake (David Newton, Mark Buchholz), 85:42. Shots: BC 10, CU 7 Saves: BC 0 (Chris Brown 0), CU 2 (Joseph Bendik 2) Summary: Freshman Tommy Drake scored with 4:18 left to go in regulation to lead Clemson to a 1-0 win over sixth-ranked Boston College in ACC action at Riggs Field. The loss marked Boston College s lone loss to 11 ACC contests in Game 14 Oct. 27, 2007 Newton Mass. Boston College 1, Wake Forest 0 Wake Forest Boston College Scoring - BC - Alejandro Bedoya (Idan Shefler), 20:42. Shots: WF 12, BC 19 Saves: WF 6 (Brian Edwards 3), BC 0 (Chris Brown 0) Summary: Alejandro Bedoya scored the game s only goal as No. 12 Boston College earned a 1-0 ACC victory over No. 1 Wake Forest before 733 fans at Newton Campus. Bedoya collected fullback Idan Shefler s free kick around the 18-yard line and beat Demon Deacons goalkeeper Brian Edwards with his left foot at 20:42 for the gamewinner. Bedoya attempted a game-high seven shots, of which four were on net. Goalkeeper Chris Brown did not register a save in recording his seventh shutout performance. Game 15 Oct. 24, 2007 Worcester, Mass. Boston College 2, Holy Cross (OT) Boston College Holy Cross Scoring - BC - Sherron Manswell (Reuben Ayarna), 9:36; HC - Matt Beckley (Marsalis Beckford) 77:12; BC - Reuben Ayarna (Mike Konicoff), 100:04. Shots: BC 8, HC 7 Saves: BC 4 (Chris Brown 4), HC 3 (Thomas Booth 3) Summary: Reuben Ayarna recorded one goal and one assist to lead No. 6 Boston College to a 2-1 overtime victory at Holy Cross on Halloween Night. Sherron Manswell s first-half goal gave Boston College to an early 1-0 lead. Manswell s score marked his sixth goal of the season. Game 17 Nov. 09, 2007 Newton Mass. Boston College 3, Virginia Tech 1 Virginia Tech Boston College Scoring - BC - Shawn Chin (Sherron Manswell, Alejandro Bedoya), 18:20; VT - Robert Edmans (Georg Zehender, Patrick Nyarko), 21:18; BC - Sherron Manswell (Alejandro Bedoya), 55:53; BC - Sherron Manswell (Reuben Ayarna), 81:47. Shots: VT 10, BC 17 Saves: VT 5 (Markus Aigner 5), BC 1 (Chris Brown 1) Summary: Sherron Manswell scored two second-half goals to give sixth-ranked Boston College a 3-1 conference victory over eighth-ranked Virginia Tech and the 2007 Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season soccer crown before 702 fans at Newton Campus Field. Manswell broke a 1-1 tie with his left foot at 55:53, then doubled the Eagles lead with a header off Reuben Ayarna s free kick at 81:47 for the school s first championship in the ACC. With the victory, the Eagles finished the conference schedule with a record and earn the top seed in the league tournament. Shawn Chin netted the game s first goal, one-timing a feed from Manswell. Game 18 Nov. 14, 2007 ACC TOURNAMENT Cary N.C. Boston College 1, Virginia 0 Virginia Boston College Scoring - BC - Jamie Melas (Sherrons Manswell), 68:26. Shots: VA 5, BC 15 Saves: VA 5 (Dan Lousisignau 5), BC 2 (Chris Brown 2) Summary: Fullback Jamie Melas broke a scoreless tie in the 64th minute to lift No. 6 Boston College to a 1-0 ACC Tournament victory over Virginia in quarterfinalround action at the SAS Soccer Complex. Melas ripped a bouncing loose ball home for his first collegiate score at 63:26. The goal was scored off Ryan Sherman s corner kick that senior striker Sherron Manswell one-timed on Virginia goalkeeper Dan Louisignau (five saves), who made the initial save before Melas kicked in the rebound. 38

9 Game-by-Game Recaps Game 19 Nov. 09, 2007 ACC TOURNAMENT Cary,N.C. Boston College 3, Virginia Tech 1 Virginia Tech Boston College Scoring - VT - Charlie Campbell (Scott Spangler, Alexander Baden), 25:46; BC - Paul Gerstenberger (unassisted), 28:47; BC - Sherron Manswell (Paul Gerstenberger, Karl Reddick), 31:46; BC - Sherron Manswell (Ryan Sherman), 70:11. Shots: VT 12, BC 12 Saves: VT 5 (Markus Aigner 5), BC 3 (Chris Brown 3; Team 1) Summary: Sherron Manswell netted two goals, including the gamewinner, and fullback Paul Gerstenberger registered one goal and one assist to lead sixth-ranked Boston College to a 3-1 ACC Tournament semifinal-round victory over Virginia Tech before 2,013 fans at SAS Soccer Complex. BC scored three unanswered goals -- two in the first half and one in second -- en route to the victory and a berth in the ACC Championship game against Wake Forest. Game 20 Nov. 18, 2007 ACC TOURNAMENT Cary,N.C. Boston College 2, Wake Forest 1 Wake Forest Boston College Scoring - Sherron Manswell (Mike Konicoff, Alejandro Bedoya), 7:23; BC - Mike Konicoff (Greg O Neil, Karl Reddick), 46:49, WF - Austin da Luz (Evan Brown), 68:24. Shots: WF 15, BC 3 Saves: WF 0 (Brian Edwards 0), BC 4 (Chris Brown 4) Summary: Mike Konicoff assisted on Sherron Manswell s first-half goal then netted the gamewinner just after halftime to lead sixth-ranked BC to the 2007 Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament title with a 2-1 victory over No. 1 Wake Forest before 2,039 fans at the SAS Soccer Complex on Sunday evening. Manswell, who earned the tournament s Most Valuable Player honor, got the Eagles on the scoreboard just eight minutes into the game, beating Wake Forest goalkeeper Brian Edwards in a one-on-one situation for his third goal of the tournament. Konicoff later doubled the BC margin at 46:49, one-timing a cross from Greg O Neil for his fourth goal of the season. Freshman midfielder Karl Reddick assisted on the goal. The Demon Deacons outshot the Eagles, 3-2, in the first half and 12-1 in the second. Chris Brown, Paul Gerstenberger, Alejandro Bedoya and Sherron Manswell each earned ACC All-Tournament Team honors. Manswell captured MVP accolades. Game 21 Nov. 18, 2007 NCAA TOURNAMENT Chestnut Hill, Mass. UMass 2, Boston College 1 Massachusetts Boston College Scoring - BC- Alejandro Bedoya (Sherron Manswell, Stephen Hepburn), 17:14; UMASS - Bryan Hogan (Kenny Cook, Ben Arikian), 50:15; UMASS - Mike Desantis (Douglas Rappaport), 84:43. Shots: UMASS 14, BC 12 Saves: UMASS 4 (Zack Simmons 4), BC 9 (Chris Brown 9), Summary: Alejandro Bedoya scored the game s first goal -- his eighth of the season -- at 17:14, before Massachusetts responded with two goals in game s final 45 minutes to lead the visiting Minutemen to a 2-1 NCAA Tournament victory over top-seeded Boston College before 1,882 fans at Newton Campus Soccer Field. Bryan Hogan and Mike DeSantis each scored second-half goals to lift Massachusetts. Both second-half goals were scored off corner kicks, of which the visiting Minutemen recorded an 11-4 advantage. 39

10 Class of 2007 Reuben Ayarna Midfield Accra, Ghana/Presbyterian Secondary School NOTES Born October 22, 1985, in Accra, Ghana signed a professional contract in July 2008 with GAIS Gothenburg of the Sweden s Allsvenskan league, the highest league of Swedish soccer. AS A JUNIOR (2007) Played in and started 20 games, including all eight ACC contests; missed one game the team s NCAA Tournament second-round game against Massachusetts (11/28) because of a left foot injury sustained during the ACC Tournament title victory over Wake Forest (11/18) registered 13 points two goals and nine assists; ranked second on the team in assists recorded four points all assists in league action earned NSCAA All-America first-team honors; also received NSCAA All-South Atlantic first-team recognition earned Soccer America All-America second-team laurels captured All-ACC first-team honors enjoyed two multiple-point games notched an assist on four game-winning goals tallied a season-high four points one goal and two assists in the team s 8-0 home victory over Maine (9/18) registered three points one goal and one assist in the team s 2-1 overtime win at Holy Cross (10/31); scored the gamewinner at 100:04 assisted on Alejandro Bedoya s game-tying score in the 87th minute in BC s 2-1 overtime victory at North Carolina (9/22) notched an assist on Bedoya s decisive goal in the 88th minute of BC s 2-1 home victory over NC State (9/30) assisted on Karl Reddick s gamewinner in a 2-1 at Virginia (10/20) set up Sherron Manswell for the game s only goal in a home victory over Darmouth (10/24) notched an assist on Manswell s decisive score in a 3-1 win over Virginia Tech (11/9) in the team s regular-season finale. AS A SOPHOMORE (2006) Played in and started all 17 games, including eight league contests earned All-ACC second-team honors registered nine points one goal and a teamhigh seven assists; recorded two assists in conference action totaled 40 shots on the season, ranking third on the team enjoyed two multiple-assist games tallied four points one goal and two assists in the team s 5-1 win at Quinnipiac (9/26); assisted on Jamen Amato s first-half score against the Bobcats, registered an assist on Charlie Davies decisive goal at the 65-minute mark and scored his first goal of the season at 73:06 notched two assists in a 4-1 home win over Maine (8/27) recorded at least one assist in four straight games (9/26 10/6) assisted on Sam Brill s first-half goal in the team s 2-2 tie at Wake Forest (10/6). AS A FRESHMAN (2005) Played in 15 matches, starting 14; missed one game against Duke (9/30)... earned ACC All-Freshman Team honors registered one goal and a team-high five assists... scored his first collegiate goal on a penalty kick against Virginia (9/24) tallied a season-high three assists in a 5-0 home win over St. Peter s (9/21) assisted on the team s lone goal against NC State (10/8) totaled 17 shots on the season (ranking third on the team). Ayarna s Career Statistics Year GP GS G A Pts. Shots Totals

11 Class of 2007 Aiden Blake Forward/Midfield Letterkenny, Ireland/Heriot Watt Univ. Shane Boggis Goalkeeper Milford, N.H./Brooks School NOTES Born January 4, 1989 is currently enrolled in the College of Advancing Studies, Class of 2011 Exhausted collegiate soccer eligibility following the 2007 season... played three seasons at Heriot Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland, before enrolling at Boston College. AS A SENIOR (2007) Played in four games, including two ACC contests made his American college debut against Quinnipiac (9/3) saw action in BC s home victory over Maine (9/18) came off the bench in the team s 2-1 win at Virginia (10/20) as well as BC s 2-1 home victory over No. 1 Wake Forest (11/18). BEFORE BC Helped lead Heriot Watt University to three consecutive National Scottish University titles; finished each season as the team s top goal scorer recorded 14 goals in 20 games as a freshman forward scored 16 goals in 20 games his sophomore campaign and registered 15 goals as a junior in played for head coach Ross Campbell also starred in track, rugby and Gaelic football during his schoolboy career. NOTES Born August 14, 1984 earned a bachelor of arts degree in communications in May AS A SENIOR (2007) Did not see any game action. AS A JUNIOR (2006) Played in and started five games in goal finished the season with a record of 3-1-0; registered a 1.06 goals against average and a.583 save percentage tallied his first victory of the season in a 4-1 home win over Maine (8.27) made three saves in a 2-1 win over St. Peter s (9/2) registered two saves a 1-0 shutout win over St. Francis, N.Y. (9/19). AS A SOPHOMORE (2005) Played in six games registered three starts in goal collected 16 saves in 356:04... recorded four saves and notched his first collegiate victory in the team s 1-0 shutout victory at Boston University (9/4) registered five saves in a 1-0 double-overtime home victory against Yale; the win gave Ed Kelly his 200th career win. AS A FRESHMAN (2004) Played in one match made his collegiate debut in the second half at Northeastern (10/27), replacing an injured Issey Maholo played nearly 30 minutes in goal, preserving the shutout in a 1-0 overtime victory; made one save. Boggis Career Statistics Year GP GS Min. GA GAA Saves SV% Record : : : Did not see any game action Totals : Blake s Career Statistics Year GP GS G A Pts. Shots Totals

12 Class of 2007 Sherron Manswell Forward/Midfield Maracas, Trinidad/El Dorado Secondary NOTES Born March 2, 1983 earned a bachelor s degree in communications in May AS A SENIOR (2007) Played in all 21 games registered 20 starts on the forward line; came off the bench at Virginia (10/20) recorded a team-high 29 points 11 goals and seven assists tallied 11 points four goals and three assists in conference contests earned NSCAA All-America third-team honors also earned NSCAA All-South Atlantic Region second-team recognition captured All-ACC secondteam honors earned ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player recognition after registering a tournament-best seven points three goals and one assist in guiding the team to victories over Virginia (11/14), Virginia Tech (11/16) and Wake Forest (11/18) captured Soccer America National Player of the Week recognition twice on Sept. 18 and Nov. 13; was three times selected to its Team of the Week on Sept. 17, Nov. 12 and Nov. 20 earned College Soccer News National Player of the Week honors on Nov. 18; was selected to its Team of the Week three times on Sept. 16, Nov. 11 and Nov. 18 enjoyed eight multiple-point games, including three multiple-goal performances garnered ACC Player of the Week honors after scoring both goals in the team s 2-0 home victory over No. 7 Maryland (9/15) earned his second ACC Player of the Week honor on Nov. 12 after totaling a single-game season-high five points two goals and one assist in BC s 3-1 home victory over No. 9 Virginia Tech (11/9) also scored twice in the team s 3-1 victory over the Hokies (11/14) in the semifinals of the ACC Tournament in Cary, N.C. notched three points one goal and one assist in BC s 2-0 home win over No. 17 Fairfield (9/7) scored once his 11th goal of the season and final colligate score at 7:23 in BC s 2-1 victory over No. 1 Wake Forest (11/18) in the title tilt of the ACC Tournament in Cary, N.C. scored the game s only goal in a home victory over Dartmouth (10/24) assisted on Jamie Melas decisive score in the 64th minute in the team s victory over Virginia (11/14) in the quarterfinals of the league tournament. AS A FRESHMAN (2004) Played in nine matches, starting four had one assist on the season started in the season-opening win over Brown and didn t play again until Oct. 6 vs. Seton Hall because of injury assisted on Satoshi Mitsuda s game-winning goal in the 1-0 overtime win at Northeastern on Oct. 27 appeared in the Big East Tournament loss to Connecticut and in NCAA Tournament matches against Connecticut and Indiana. AS A JUNIOR (2006) Played in and started all 17 games recorded one goal and three assists... scored the game-winning goal in overtime -- in a 2-1 home win over Virginia Tech (9/8)... assisted on Charlie Davies game-winning score against St. Peter s (9/2)... also earned assists against Maine (8/27) and Brown (10/3). AS A SOPHOMORE (2005) Played in and started all 16 games earned All-ACC second-team honors captured All-NSCAA Northeast Region third-team accolades voted the program s most valuable player (by his teammates) at the annual awards banquet recorded a team-high 10 goals, placing him in a tie for fifth on BC s single-season list finished the season ranked fourth among all ACC players in goals per game (0.62) and game-winning goals (four) averaged 1.31 points per game (ranking sixth in the conference)... scored four game-winning goals, including one in the 110th minute against Yale (10/12) registered team highs in shots (33) and shots on goal (15)... scored two goals in each of two victories against Quinnipiac (9/7) and St. Peter s (9/21); added his lone assist of the year against the Peacocks. Manswell s Career Statistics Year GP GS G A Pts. Shots Totals

13 Class of 2007 Satoshi Mitsuda Midfield Honolulu, Hawaii/Punahou School Alberto Sanchis Forward Bethel College/Valencia, Spain NOTES Born May 28, 1985 earned his bachelor s degree in finance from the Carroll School of Management in May 2007 is currently pursuing a master s degree in finance in the Carroll Graduate School of Management. AS A SENIOR (2007) Played in one game registered three points one goal and one assist scored at 77:32 and assisted on Ryan Sherman s first goal of the season in the 87th minute during his only action of the season in the team s home win over Maine (9/18). AS A JUNIOR (2006) Missed the entire 2006 season because of an ankle injury. AS A SOPHOMORE (2005) Played in 12 games... recorded two assists set up Sherron Manswell s second goal against Quinnipiac (9/7) assisted on Sherron Manswell s overtime game-winning goal in the team s 1-0 win over Yale (10/12) recorded one shot on the season. NOTES Born December 1, 1985 earned a bachelor s degree from the Carroll School of Management in May 2008 played two years of collegiate soccer at Bethel College before transferring to BC. AS A SENIOR (2007) Did not see any game action AS A JUNIOR (2006) Played in four games registered three points one goal and one assist; scored his lone goal in ACC action assisted on Charlie Davie third goal at 83:19 in the team s 5-1 home win over NC State (9/29); the game marked his first BC appearance recorded his first BC goal against North Carolina (10/27) also saw action against Brown (10/3) and in a 1-0 win at Dartmouth (10/18). AT BETHEL Played in and started all 17 games as a sophomore registered 10 goals and seven assists led Bethel to a regional title, earning a spot in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Nationals; scored two goals in two matches in Nationals recorded four starts as a freshmen registered one goal and one assist earned All-Conference first-team honors played for Club Collvert for during high school during International tournaments in Spain in Potugal, was named MVP and Maximum goal scorer played for CF Crack in Division de Honor Juvenil (highest U18 league in Spain) during senior year. Sanchis Career Statistics Year GP GS G A Pts. Shots Totals AS A FRESHMAN (2004) Played in 18 matches, starting three was one of the team s top reserves registered an assist in a 3-1 season-opening victory over Brown (9/3) scored the game-winner in the 53rd minute in a 2-1 win over Boston University (9/15) earned first collegiate start against Villanova (9/19) broke a scoreless tie in the 99th minute at Northeastern to give BC a 1-0 overtime victory started the regular-season finale against Dartmouth also started in the Big East Tournament quarterfinal match against Connecticut. Mitsuda s Career Statistics Year GP GS G A Pts. Shots DNP Totals

14 REUBEN AYARNA National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-America fi rst team Soccer America All-America second team National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-South Atlantic Region fi rst team All-Atlantic Coast Conference fi rst team 2007 Individual Awards ALEJANDRO BEDOYA Missouri Athletic Club Hermann Trophy Semifi nalist National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-America fi rst team College Soccer News All-America fi rst team Soccer America All-America fi rst team National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-South Atlantic Region fi rst team Atlantic Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Year All-Atlantic Coast Conference fi rst team All-Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament Team Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Player of the Week Sept. 24 College Soccer News Team of the Week Oct. 7 Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Player of the Week Oct. 8 Soccer America Team of the Week Oct. 9 Soccer America Team of the Week Oct. 28 College Soccer News Team of the Week Oct. 28 Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Player of the Week Oct. 29 Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week Oct. 29 Soccer America National Player of the Week Oct. 29 CHRIS BROWN National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-South Atlantic Region second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference second team Soccer America Team of the Week Nov. 20 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament Team SHAWN CHIN All-Atlantic Coast Conference Freshmen Team PAUL GERSTENBERGER All-Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament Team STEPHEN HEPBURN Boston College Junior Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Team Reuben Ayarna SHERRON MANSWELL National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-America third team National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-South Atlantic Region fi rst team All-Atlantic Coast Conference second team Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament Most Valuable Player All-Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament Team College Soccer News Team of the Week Sept. 16 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Week Sept. 17 Soccer America Team of the Week Sept. 17 Soccer America National Player of the Week Sept. 18 College Soccer News Team of the Week Nov. 11 Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Week Nov. 12 Soccer America Team of the Week Nov. 12 Soccer America National Player of the Week Nov. 13 College Soccer News Team of the Week Nov. 18 College Soccer News National Player of the Week Nov. 18 Soccer America Team of the Week Nov. 20 KARL REDDICK Soccer America All-Freshmen second team College Soccer News All-Freshmen third team All-Atlantic Coast Conference Freshmen Team ED KELLY Head Coach National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas All-South Atlantic Region Coach of the Year Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year KEVIN ANDERSON Assistant Coach College Soccer News Top 12 Assistant Coaches of the Year 44