Bloomfield College - 2012_Men_s_Soccer_Media_Guide.pdf

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2012 Schedule......................................................................2 2012 Roster...........................................................................3 2012 Season Preview...........................................................4 Player Profiles Steven Hobart.......................................................................8 Jonathon Waters...................................................................9 Michael Beeson..................................................................10 Momar Diop........................................................................11 Jeffrey Dapaah....................................................................12 Peter Beckford....................................................................13 Claude Allen........................................................................14 Cody Sherman/Kemar Richards/Diego Mayanga...............15 Bendjy Cetoute/Devar Pedlarr/Bobby Long........................16 Morgan Lebeurre/Phillip Georgiou/Cesar Ventura..............17 Adrian Lagos/Kieran Moran/Roberto Chernez....................18 Rhemone Bryan/Bejan Firuz/Matt Muchowski....................19 Coaching Staff Peter-John Falloon.............................................................22 Gary Adair/Juan Ramirez/Andres DeCastro.......................23 Men’s Soccer/Bloomfield College Information Opponents..........................................................................24 2011 Statistics.....................................................................26 CACC.................................................................................28 Bloomfield College..............................................................30 Directions to Bloomfield College.........................................32

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BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE MEN’S SOCCER QUICK FACTS School Colors: Maroon and Gold Nickname: Deacons Home Field: Foley Field (Bloomfield, NJ) Head Coach: Peter-John Falloon (Fifth Season) Assistant Coaches: Gary Adair, Juan Ramirez and Andres DeCastro

2011 Record/Finish: 10-7-1 (7-3-1 CACC) Starters Returning: 5 Letter-Winners Returning: 9

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2012 SCHEDULE

2012 ROSTER Numerical

DATE

DAY

August 30 Thursday September 1 Saturday September 5 Wednesday September 9 Sunday September 15 Saturday September 18 Tuesday September 20 Thursday September 26 Wednesday September 29 Saturday October 2 Tuesday October 6 Saturday October 13 Saturday October 16 Tuesday October 20 Saturday October 23 Tuesday October 26 Friday October 30 Tuesday November 1-3

* Denotes Conference Game

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OPPONENT

SITE

TIME

University of Bridgeport C.W. Post (BridgeportTournament) Dowling College Mercyhurst Wilmington College Merrimack Felician College Caldwell College Chestnut Hill College Post University Holy Family University Nyack College Concordia Philadelphia University Goldey-Beacom Dominican College CACC Tournament Opening Round CACC Tournament @ Post University

Away Away Away HOME Away HOME Away HOME Away HOME Away Away HOME HOME HOME Away TBA Neutral

7:00pm 4:00pm 6:00pm 3:00pm 2:30pm 4:00pm 4:00pm 7:00pm 3:00pm 7:00pm 2:30pm 2:30pm 7:00pm 2:00pm 7:00pm 3:30pm TBA TBA

No.

Name

Yr.

Pos.

Ht.

Wt.

Hometown/High School

Major

00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 22 23 24 40

Cody Sherman Roberto Chernez Kieran Moran Steven Hobart Devarr Pedlar Jeffrey Dapaah Momar Diop Michael Beeson Adrian Lagos Cesar Ventura Claude Allen Diego Mayanga Kemar Richards Peter Beckford Rhemone Bryan Jonathon Waters Bobby Long Bendjy Cetoute Bejan Firuz Morgan Lebeurre Phillip Georgiou Matt Muchowski

Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr.

GK D GK D D M D D F M M/F M F/M M D D/M M/D F M F F GK

6-0 6-0 6-2 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 6-0 5-8 5-9 5-9 5-11 5-9 5-9 5-8 6-4 6-3 5-9 5-6 5-7 5-6 6-6

175 170 160 145 177 170 165 180 156 155 165 165 162 160 160 198 180 162 135 160 152 250

Denville, N.J./Morris Knolls HS Jersey City, N.J./St. Peter’s Prep. HS Bronx, N.Y./Cardinal Spellman HS London, England/Hurlingham and Chelsea HS Brooklyn, N.Y./Norman Manley HS Newark, N.J./Orange HS Union City, N.J./Dickinson HS London, England/Drayton Manor HS West New York, N.J./Memorial HS North Bergen, N.J./North Bergen HS Kingston, Jamaica/Wolmer’s Boy’s School HS Queens, N.Y./Martin Luther King HS Kingston, Jamaica/Wolmer’s Boy’s School HS Portmore, Jamaica/Wolmer’s Boy’s School HS Paterson, N.J./John F. Kennedy HS St. Simon’s Isl., Ga./Bury Church of England HS Las Vegas, Nv./Coronado HS Ocean TWP, N.J./Ocean TWP HS Edison, N.J./J.P. Stevens HS Gien, France/Lycee Voltaire HS Melbourne, Australia/Brighton Grammar HS Harrison, N.J./Harrison HS

Business Administration Criminal Justice Undeclared Psychology Business Biology Business Management History Network Engineering Criminal Justice Accounting H.R.M. C.I.S. Accounting Pre-Medical/Biology International Business Business Marketing Criminal Justice Undeclared International Business International Business Education/History

Head Coach: Peter-John Falloon (Fifth Season) Assistant Coaches: Gary Adair (Second Season)

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2012 Season Preview

A RETURN TO THE ELITE After seeing their season end in the opening round of the CACC Tournament in 2011, the Deacons will look to return to the Tournament Final for the third time in four seasons in 2012.

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With the Deacons set to open their 2012 season, here’s your by -the-numbers look at this year’s men’s soccer team.

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The Deacons have been picked to finish third in the annual CACC preseason poll, voted on by the conference’s coaches. “It’s nice that the teams in our league feel we are one of the better teams in our conference, but it doesn’t mean anything if we don’t back that up with our play on the field,” Bloomfield head coach Peter-John Falloon said. “Last year certainly didn’t end the way we wanted it to, and we have a good group of guys who are ready to play hard and play the right way. There are a lot of strong teams in our league, so we will certainly have our work cut out for us. But I feel we are ready for the challenges that will come our way.”

RETURNERS

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Bloomfield returns nine players from a 2011 squad that reached the CACC Tournament for the fourth consecutive season under Falloon before falling in the opening round to Holy Family University.

MARQUEE MATCHUPS

In the middle of the pitch, Bloomfield returns two of the top midfielders in the CACC in juniors Peter Beckford (Portmore, Jamaica) and Claude Allen (Kingston, Jamaica). Beckford brings his rock-solid play to the center of the field for his third season with the Deacons, while Allen returns after a breakout sophomore campaign in which the 5’9 midfielder finished 16th in the nation and tied for second in the CACC with nine assists en route to a second team All-CACC selection. Senior Jeffrey Dapaah (Newark, N.J.) also returns to provide quality depth in the middle of the pitch in his final season with the Deacons. Senior Kemar Richards(Kingston, Jamaica) returns to the club for his second year at Bloomfield, and will provide the Deacons with a legitimate offensive weapon at the forward position.

VETERAN PRESENCE After a stellar junior campaign that saw him an All-Conference selection, senior defender Steven Hobart (London, England) returns for his final season at Bloomfield, and will help anchor the club’s back line from the outset of the campaign.

NEWCOMERS

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The Deacons welcome 12 newcomers to the fold for the 2012 season, the group consisting of top-flight talent at each level of the pitch. Freshman Matt Muchowski (Harrison, N.J.) and Kieran Moran (Bronx, N.Y.) will bolster the goalkeeper position, with Moran set to start

Heading into the 2012 season, the Deacons will be faced with several significant tests as they set their sights on the CACC Tournament. Here is a look at the club’s marquee matchups in the upcoming campaign:

CALDWELL COLLEGE (Date: 9/26): The Deacons will welcome their nearby CACC rivals on September 26 for the clubs’ annual match. Bloomfield will be looking to top the Cougars for the second consecutive season in the primetime tilt.

C.W. Post University (Date: 10/13): Ranked in the top ten in the national polls heading into the start of the 2012 campaign, the Pioneers will travel to Bloomfield for a pivotal early season test for the Deacons.

HOLY FAMILY UNIVERSITY (Date: 10/6): Bloomfield will travel to take on Holy Family University to open the month of October, and will be entering the contest looking for revenge after last season’s CACC Tournament loss to the Tigers.

CHESTNUT HILL COLLEGE (Date: 9/29): Bloomfield will travel to take on the Griffins in a road CACC contest to close the month of September. The improving Griffins will once again present a tough test for the Deacons.

PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY (Date: 10/20): The Deacons will welcome the Rams of Philadelphia University to Foley Field for a late-season CACC matchup, featuring two of the perennial conference contenders.

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“There are a lot of tough teams in our league, but I feel we are prepared for whatever challenges that may come our way this season,” Falloon said.

Senior Cody Sherman (Denville, N.J.) returns to assume one of the goalkeeper positions on the 2012 club, while senior defenders Steven Hobart (London, England), Momar Diop (Union City, N.J.) and Jonathon Waters (St. Simon’s Island, Ga.) return to anchor Bloomfield’s back line. Hobart returns fresh off a second team All-CACC selection in 2011, while junior Michael Beeson (London, England) returns to provide quality depth at the position after losing last season to injury.

DOMINICAN COLLEGE (Date: 10/26): Perennial CACC contenders will square off to close the 2012 regular season, as the Deacons will travel to take on nearby rival Dominican College in their final conference clash of the season.

between the posts for Bloomfield at the outset of the campaign. Junior defenders Devarr Pedlar (Brooklyn, N.Y./Norman Manley) and rookie Roberto Chernez (Jersey City, N.J.) headline the newcomers to the back line after decorated careers at both the junior college and high school levels. Pedlar comes to Bloomfield after earning a second team NSCAA AllAmerica selection as a sophomore at Herkimer College, while Chernez arrives after earning an Honorable Mention All-State selection as a senior at St. Peter’s Prep. in 2011. Rookie

Rhemone Bryan (Paterson, N.J.) joins the club for the first time in 2012, and will provide quality depth along the back line. In the middle of the field, senior Diego Mayanga (Queens, N.Y.), sophomore Cesar Ventura (North Bergen, N.J) and rookie Bejan Firuz (Edison, N.J.) join the team after redshirting in 2011, and will each make an immediate impact at the position from the outset of the 2012 campaign. Junior College transfer Bobby Long (Las Vegas, Nv.) joins the Deacons as a junior in 2012, and will provide a versatile option at both the midfield and defender positions in his first season at Bloomfield. Five players join the Deacons at the forward position, with strikers Morgan Lebeurre (Gien, France) and Phillip Georgiou (Melbourne, Australia) headlining the group. A junior in 2012, Lebeurre joins the club after totaling nine goals and eight assists in his two-year career at Iowa Central Community College, while Georgiou comes to Bloomfield after spending a season at Grand Canyon University. Senior Bendjy Cetoute (Ocean TWP, N.J.) and sophomore Adrian Lagos (West New York, N.J.) will provide quality depth on the front line for Bloomfield in 2012.

SCHEDULE

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Bloomfield will play a 16-game schedule this season, with their home games taking place at nearby Foley Field for the first time in program history. Primetime tilts against CACC foes Caldwell College, Post University, Concordia College and Goldey Beacom College highlight the home schedule, while road tilts against Wilmington University, Felician College, Chestnut Hill College, Holy Family University, Nyack College and Dominican College round out the conference slate. Non-conference contests against the University of Bridgeport, CW Post University, Dowling College and Merrimack College round out the regular season schedule.

WHEN THE DUST SETTLES... If the new mix of talent assembled at Bloomfield can gel quickly, the Deacons will once again be one of the premier clubs in the CACC, as well as the East Region. With a new array of offensive weapons in tow, Bloomfield has a chance to reach the CACC Tournament Final for the third time in four seasons, and the NCAA Tournament for the second time under Falloon. Expect the Deacons to once again contend for the league’s Tournament championship, and be one of the top squads in the CACC from the season’s opening match.

DEACONS PLACE THIRD IN CACC PRESEASON POLL NEW HAVEN, Conn. (August 22, 2012) - The Bloomfield College men’s soccer program has been picked to finish third in the annual Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) coaches poll, in results released by the conference. Bloomfield finished in a tie for third in the yearly poll, sharing the spot with Wilmington University and earning 112 total points with one first-place vote. Post University earned the top spot in the results, totaling 127 points and four first-place votes. Nyack College, the 2011 CACC Tourament champions, placed second with 119 total points and a league-high five first-place votes. Bloomfield and Wilmington followed in a tie for third place, whie Dominican College placed fifth with 106 total points to round out the top five. The Deacons will be looking to return to the CACC Tournament for the fifth consecutive season under head coach Peter-John Falloon, with their sights set on reaching the Tournament Final for the third time in the last four seasons. “It’s nice that the teams in our league feel we are one of the better teams in our conference, but it doesn’t mean anything if we don’t back that up with our play on the field,” Falloon said. There are a lot of strong teams in our league, so we will certainly have our work cut out for us. But I feel we are ready for the challenges that will come our way.”

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#14 Senior - D Height: 6-4 Weight: 198 Hometown: St. Simon’s Isl., Ga. High School: Bury Church of England Major: International Business

#2 Senior - D Height: 5-11 Weight: 145 Hometown: London, England High School: Hurlingham and Chelsea Major: Psychology

JONATHON WATERS

STEVEN HOBART About Hobart: A smart defender with great instincts, Steven will once again help anchor the back line of the Deacons during his senior campaign in 2012.

About Waters: An imposing defender, Jonathan rejoins the Deacons as a senior in 2012 and will assume one of the starting spots on the club’s back line heading into the start of the season.

As a junior: Played in 18 games with 18 starts as a junior in 2011...Tallied a goal on seven shots, with two shots on goal...Hobart’s stellar play along the club’s back line earned the junior a second team All-CACC selection in 2011, while his exemplary work in the classroom earned him CACC All-Academic Team honors for the second time in his Bloomfield College career. As a sophomore: Played in 18 games with 17 starts...The team’s best scoring defender, Hobart notched a goal and an assist on 15 shots, with four shots on goal...His outstanding play on the back line earned Hobart a second team All-CACC selection in 2010, while his work in the classroom earned him a spot on the CACC Fall All-Academic Team. As a freshman: Played in 19 games in 2009, making 14 starts...Notched 10 shots over the course of the season, and was a major contributor to a defense that allowed under 1.16 goals per game in CACC play, good for fourth in the league. Before Bloomfield: Hobart starred at Hurlingham and Chelsea School in England before joining the Bloomfield College program as a freshman in 2009.

As a junior: Played in 17 games with 17 starts...Totaled two goals and four points during his junior campaign...Tallied 10 shots with four shots on goal... Provided quality play at the back of the Deacons’ defense throughout his junior campaign.

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Before Bloomfield: In 2010, was named a Region 17 second team All-American, as well as a GCAA All-State honoree while at South Georgia College.

Why Hobart Chose Division II:

Why Waters Chose Division II:

“I chose Bloomfield because I felt like it was a place where I could really succeed, on the field and in the classroom.”

“I chose to come to Bloomfield to be part of a winning soccer program, and finish my education at a good school .”

Steven Hobart Career Statistics

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Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Career Totals

Games 19 18 18 55

Goals 0 1 1 2

GPG - 0.06 0.06 0.04

Assists 0 1 0 1

After a stellar junior campaign, the Deacons expect Waters to once again be one of the main cogs in the club’s back line as a senior in 2012.

Jonathon Waters Career Statistics APG - 0.06 - 0.02

TP 0 3 2 5

PPG 0.17 0.11 0.14



Year 2011-12 Career Totals

Games 17 17

Goals 2 2

GPG 0.12 0.12

Assists 0 0

APG -

TP 4 4

PPG 0.24 0.24

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#5 Senior - D Height: 5-10 Weight: 165 Hometown: Union City, N.J. High School: Dickinson Major: Business Management

#6 Senior - D Height: 6-0 Weight: 188 Hometown: London, England High School: Drayton Manor Major: History

MOMAR DIOP

MICHAEL BEESON About Beeson: One of two Deacons hailing from London, England, Michael returns to the Deacons as a junior in 2012 after losing the 2011 season to injury.

About Diop: One of the many talented defenders on the 2012 Deacons, Momar has been a key member of the club’s last line since joining the team as a freshman in 2009. He returns for his senior season set to man one of the starting spots on Bloomfield’s defense.

As a sophomore: Played in 10 games with seven starts, totaling five shots. As a freshman: Played in 16 games with 14 starts in his first season at Bloomfield...Registered four shots, and was a mainstay on the Deacons defense throughout their run to the CACC Final...A standout in the classroom, Michael was a CACC Fall All-Academic Team selection in 2009. Before Bloomfield: Beeson starred at Drayton Manor for four years before joining the Bloomfield College program as a freshman in 2009.

As a junior: Played in 16 games with 14 starts...Notched two assists with nine shots, including one shot on goal...Provided outstanding play along the club’s back line throughout his junior campaign in 2011.

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Why Beeson Chose Division II:

“I knew that Bloomfield College was a place where I could succeed as a soccer player, and as a student.”

As a sophomore: Played in 19 games with 18 starts in 2010, totaling 18 shots with two shots on goal...Was a key member of a defense that posted the fourthlowest goals-against average in the CACC (1.28). As a freshman: Played in 20 games with 16 starts, providing outstanding play on the back line for the Deacons. Registered 17 shots, with four shots on goal. Before Bloomfield: Selected High School Defender of the Year in 2007, Diop was also a two-time All-County and All-State honoree during his decorated career at Dickinson High School.

Michael Beeson Career Statistics

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Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Career Statistics

Games 16 10 0 26

Goals 0 0 - 0

GPG - - - -

Assists 0 0 - -

One of the top defenders in the CACC, Diop returns to the Deacons for the final season of his stellar four-year career as a senior in 2012, and will once again help anchor the club’s back line.

Why Diop Chose Division II:

“I chose Division II because Bloomfield seemed like a place where I could reach my goals.”

Momar Diop Career Statistics APG - - - -

TP 0 0 - -

PPG -





Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Career Totals

Games 20 19 16 55

Goals 0 0 0 -

GPG - - - -

Assists 0 0 2 2

APG - - 0.13 0.04

TP 0 0 2 2



PPG 0.13 0.04

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#12 Junior - M Height: 5-9 Weight: 160 Hometown: Portmore, Jamaica High School: Wolmer’s Boys School Major: Accounting

#4 Senior - M Height: 5-10 Weight: 170 Hometown: Newark, N.J. High School: Orange Major: Biology

PETER BECKFORD

JEFFREY DAPAAH About Dapaah: A physical midfielder, Jeffrey will provide solid depth at the midfield position as a senior for the 2012 Deacons, his final campaign after four years with the program.

About Beckford: A gifted midfielder who can also play on the back line, Peter returns to the Deacons for the 2012 season and will once again assume a starting spot in the middle of the field as a junior.

As a junior: Played in 17 games with seven starts...Finished fourth on the club with a career-high three goals to go with an assist to total seven points...Tallied 21 shots with nine shots on goal for a .33 shots on goal percentage...Netted the game-winning goal in the club’s 2-1 victory over CACC rival Felician College on October 12, 2011.

As a sophomore: Played in 15 games with 15 stars...Totaled a goal and an assist on 17 shots, with seven shots on goal...Provided outstanding play in the middle of the field throughout the 2011 season, becoming one of the top midfielders in the CACC.

As a sophomore: Played in four games for the Deacons in 2010, totaling two shots and one shot on goal. As a freshman: Played in 13 games with three starts, tallying a goal and an assist in 2009. Before Bloomfield: A first team All-Conference, and second team All-State selection during his decorated high school career, Dapaah starred at Orange High School for four seasons before joining the Bloomfield College program.

Returning to the Deacons for his final season with the program in 2012, Dapaah will provide a versatile option off the bench, and The Ladywill Deacons willonlean on Perez veteran leadership see time all three linesforforher Bloomfield in and versatility in her final season with the the upcoming campaign. program in 2012.

As a freshman: Played in 17 games with 15 starts as a freshman in 2010... Tallied a pair of goals on 18 shots with two shots on goal as a midfielder. Before Bloomfield: A member of the Jamaican U-17 National Team, Beckford also starred at Wolmer’s Boys School for four years before joining the Bloomfield College program as a freshman in 2010.

Why Dapaah Chose Division II:

Why Beckford Chose Division II:

“I chose Bloomfield College because I think it’s a great school, and Division II seemed like a level where I could reach my potential.”

“I chose Bloomfield because I knew it was a place where I would be part of a great soccer team.”

Jeffrey Dapaah Career Statistics

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Year 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 Career Totals

Games 13 4 17 34

Goals 1 0 3 4

GPG 0.08 - 0.18 .09

Assists 1 0 1 2

One of the top midfielders in the CACC, Beckford returns to the Deacons for his junior season in 2012 and will help control the middle of the pitch in his third season with the program.

Peter Beckford Career Statistics APG 0.08 - 0.06 0.04

TP 3 0 7 10

PPG 0.23 0.41 0.32





Year 2010-11 2011-12 Career Totals

Games 17 15 32

Goals 2 1 3

GPG 0.12 0.07 0.09

Assists 0 1 1

APG - 0.07 0.03

TP 4 3 7

PPG 0.24 0.20 0.22

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#9 Junior - M Height: 5-9 Weight: 165 Hometown: Kingston, Jamaica High School: Wolmer’s Boys School Major: Accounting

CODY SHERMAN

#00 Senior - Goalkeeper Height: 6’0 Weight: 175 Hometown: Denville, N.J. High School: Morris Knolls Major: Business Administration

About Sherman: A transfer from Morris County College, Cody rejoins the Deacons as a senior in 2012 and will provide quality depth between the posts for Bloomfield in his final campaign with the club. As a junior: Played in four games with three starts at the keeper position in 2011...Totaled 13 saves and a 3.16 goals against average in four games on the season. Before Bloomfield: Played two seasons at MCC, tying the school record for most shutouts in a season with 12 before joining the Bloomfield College program as a junior in 2011.

CLAUDE ALLEN About Allen: A talented midfielder that can also play on the back line, Claude returns to the Deacons for his junior season after a breakout sophomore campaign that saw him become one of the CACC’s top young players. As a sophomore: Played in all 18 games with 18 starts as a sophomore in 2011...Finished third on the Deacons with six goals (15th in the conference)... Placed 16th in the nation and in a tie for third in the CACC with nine assists... Finished 9th in the CACC in total points (21)...Totaled 44 shots with 18 shots on goal...Provided the game-winning tally in the club’s 2-0 victory over CACC Tournament champion Nyack College...Allen’s outstanding work both on the pitch and in the classroom earned the sophomore a Capital One Academic All-District First Team, and second team All-CACC selection in 2011. As a freshman: Played in 12 games with one start...finished tied for third on the team with four goals, his three assists placing him fifth on the club with 11 total points...Notched 12 shots with eight shots on goal.

KEMAR RICHARDS

#11 Junior - Forward Height: 5’9 Weight: 162 Hometown: Kingston, Jamaica High School: Wolmer’s Boys School Major: Computer Information Systems

About Richards: A versatile offensive player, Kemar will see time at both forward and midfielder in 2012 after transferring to join the Deacons from Union County College in 2011. As a junior: Played in three games with two starts as a junior in 2011...Totaled four shots with a pair of shots on goal on the year. Before Bloomfield: Member of the 2009 National Championship squad at Union County...Selected to the National Championship All-Tournament Team and was voted Best Offensive Player for the Tournament...Finished second in the nation in total points in a season with 56 during his junior college career.

After a breakout sophomore campaign in 2011, the Deacons will expect Allen to help pace the offensive attack as a junior for the 2012 club.

Why Allen Chose Division II:

Before Bloomfield: Claude starred for four years at Wolmer’s Boys School before joining the Bloomfield College program as a freshman in 2010.

Why Cody chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because it was a place where I felt like I could be successful as a soccer player and as a student.”

“I chose Bloomfield College because it is a very well-rounded institution, excelling in academics and athletics.”

Why Kemar chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because of its rapidly improving athletic department and its rich academic tradition.”

DIEGO MAYANGA

#10 Senior - Midfielder Height: 5’11 Weight: 165 Hometown: Queens, N.Y. High School: Martin Luther King Major: Human Resource Management

About Mayanga: A highly-decorated junior college player and an elite talent in the middle of the field, Mayanga joins the Deacons as a senior in 2012 and will start at one of the midfield positions after redshirting for the club in 2011. Before Bloomfield: While at Ulster Community College, was named Region XV Most Valuable Player and PLayer of the Year...Also earned an All-America nod and a first team All-Conference selection, all in 2008. Why Diego chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because it is a great institution to finish my education at, and it is also a great men’s soccer program to play for.”

Claude Allen Career Statistics

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Year 2010-11 2011-12 Career Totals

Games 12 18 30

Goals 4 6 10

GPG 0.33 0.33 0.33

Assists 3 9 12

APG 0.25 0.50 0.6

TP 11 21 32

PPG 0.92 1.17 1.04

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BENDJY CETOUTE

#20 Junior - Forward Height: 5’9 Weight: 165 Hometown: Ocean TWP, N.J. High School: Ocean TWP Major: Criminal Justice

About Cetoute: A solid, speedy forward, Cetoute rejoins the Deacons for his senior campaign at 2012, and will provide quality depth on the offensive side of the ball in his final season with the Deacons. Before Bloomfield: Bendjy starred at Ocean Township High School for four seasons before joining the men’s soccer program at Bloomfield College. Why Bendjy chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because it’s a small community, and I know I’ll get the chance to meet many new and interesting people here.”

DEVAR PEDLARR

#3 Junior - Defender Height: 5’10 Weight: 177 Hometown: Brooklyn, N.Y. High School: Norman Manley Major: Business

About Lebeurre: A talented forward, Morgan joins the Deacons for his junior season in 2012 after an outstanding two-year career at Iowa Centra Community College. Lebeurre will man one of the starting positions on the offensive side of the ball from the season’s opening match in his first campaign with the club. Before Bloomfied: A standout on the field for ICCC, Lebeurre was also a two-time Academic All-Conference selection during his tenure for the Tritons. Why Morgan chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield because it’s a great school with great athletic and academic programs that’s near a great city.”

PHILLIP GEORGIOU

#24 Sophomore - Forward Height: 5’6 Weight: 152 Hometown: Melbourne, Australia High School: Brighton Grammar Major: International Business

About Pedlar: An imposing, physical defender, Pedlar joins the Deacons for the first time as a junior in 2012, and will man one of the spots along the club’s back line after a decorated junior college career at Herkimer Junior College.

About Georgiou: A speedy forward with great ball skills, Georgiou joins the Deacons for the first time in 2012 after spending a season at Grand Canyon University.

Before Bloomfield: A second team NSCAA All-American during his sophomore season, the highly decorated Pedlar also earned NJCAA Division II All-East Region honors in both his seasons at Herkimer.

Before Bloomfield: Before his stay at GCU, Georgiou starred at Brighton Grammar in Australia during his high school career.

Why Devarr chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield College because I saw it as an opportunity to fulfill my academic and athletic goals.”

Why Phillip chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because after talking with Coach Falloon, it seemed like a place where I could succeed both as a student and as a soccer player.”

BOBBY LONG

#15 Junior - Defender/Midfielder Height: 6’3 Weight: 180 Hometown: Las Vegas, Nv. High School: Coronado Major: Business Marketing

CESAR VENTURA

#8 Sophomore - Midfielder Height: 5’9 Weight: 165 Hometown: North Bergen, N.J. High School: North Bergen Major: Criminal Justice

About Long: A solid defender who can also play in the middle of the field, Long joins the Deacons for the first time as a junior in 2012 after transferring from Chandler-Gilbert Community College.

About Ventura: Returning to the Deacons after redshirting for the club in 2011, Cesar will assume one of the starting spots in the middle of the field for Bloomfield as a sophomore in 2012.

Before Bloomfield: A decorated player at both the high school and junior college levels, Long earned an All-Star Game selection during his career at CGCC in addition to earning All-League and All-State selections during his tenure at Coronado High School.

As a freshman: Played in 15 games with seven starts...Registered a goal and two assists on 16 shots, with six shots on goal.

Why Bobby chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because I felt it was a place where I could become a better student and a better athlete, and that could help me become successful after I graduate.”

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MORGAN LEBEURRE

#23 Junior - Forward Height: 5’7 Weight: 160 Hometown: Gien, France High School: Lycee Voltaire Major: International Business

Before Bloomfield: A decorated high school standout, Ventura earned All-County, All-Area and All-State honors during his brilliant career at North Bergen High School before joining the Bloomfield program in 2010. Why Cesar chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield to be able to play soccer at a high level and to get a great education at a small school.”

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ADRIAN LAGOS

#7 Sophomore - Forward Height: 5’8 Weight: 165 Hometown: West New York, N.J. High School: Memorial Major: Network Engineering

About Lagos: A talented forward, Lagos joins the Deacons for the 2012 season after redshirting for the club in 2011. Before Bloomfield: Lagos starred for four years at Memorial High School before joining the Bloomfield College men’s soccer program. Why Adrian chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because I felt immediately at home with the team and on the campus. I knew it was the right place for me.”

KIERAN MORAN

#1 Sophomore - Goalkeeper Height: 6’2 Weight: 160 Hometown: Bronx, N.Y. High School: Cardinal Spellman Major: Undeclared

About Moran: A skilled keeper, Moran joins the Deacons for the first time in 2012 after spending one season at ASA College. The sophomore will assume the starting keeper spot for Bloomfield from the outset of the campaign.

About Bryan: A solid defender with upside, Bryan joins the Deacons for the first time as a rookie in 2012 and will provide quality depth along the back line in his first season at Bloomfield. Before Bloomfield: A native of Paterson, New Jersey, Rhemone starred at John F. Kennedy High School before joining the men’s soccer program at Bloomfield in the fall of 2012. Why Rhemone chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because it is a good school that’s close to my home, where I can continue playing soccer at a high level.”

BEJAN FIRUZ

#22 Freshman - Midfielder Height: 5’6 Weight: 135 Hometown: Edison, N.J. High School: J.P. Stevens Major: Undeclared

About Firuz: A speedy midfielder, Bejan joins the Deacons for his freshman season after redshirting for the club in 2011.

Before Bloomfield: Moran starred at Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx before attending ASA in 2011.

Before Bloomfield: Earned Outstanding Midfielder of the Year and Team MVP awards during his high school career at John P. Stevens High School, graduating in 2011.

Why Kieran chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because the openness and friendliness of the coaches and players really made me feel at home from the first time I stepped on campus.”

Why Bejan chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because I feel it is a school that will give me the skills I need to achieve more in life.”

ROBERTO CHERNEZ

#0 Freshman - Defender Height: 6’0 Weight: 170 Hometown: Jersey City, N.J. High School: St. Peter’s Prep. Major: Criminal Justice

About Chernez: An extremely talented all-around player, Chernez joins the Deacons for his freshman season in 2012 after a decorated four-year high school career at St. Peter’s Prep. The rookie will assume one of the starting spots along the club’s back line from the outset of his rookie season. Before Bloomfield: A two-time All-State selection during his briliant high school career, Chernez also received All-Group 4, and All-County honors during his tenure at St. Peter’s. Why Roberto chose Division II: “I chose to come to Bloomfield because it’s a great school that’s close to my home, and it’s a great environment.”

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RHEMONE BRYAN

#13 Freshman - Defender Height: 5’8 Weight: 160 Hometown: Paterson, N.J. High School: John F. Kennedy Major: Pre-Medical/Biology

MATT MUCHOWSKI

#40 Freshman - Goalkeeper Height: 6’6 Weight: 250 Hometown: Harrison, N.J. High School: Harrison Major: Education/History

About Muchowski: An imposing keeper, Muchowski joins the Deacons for the first time as a rookie in 2012, and will provide quality depth at the goalkeeper position in his first year with the club. Before Bloomfield: An Honorable Mention All-State selection, Muchowski also earned All-County honors during his high school career at Harrison High School. Why Matt chose Division II: “I chose Bloomfield College because it’s a small school with a great campus.”

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COMMUNITY SERVICEversus COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT What’s the difference? Division II is committed to developing students and communities by actively engaging in shared experiences and, therefore, has targeted community engagement as one of its strategic priorities. The objective of community engagement is to build relationships by bringing the community to campus to experience Division II and its events (e.g., collegiate, theatrical, cultural). Many have heard this and thought, “That is nothing new; we do community service all the time.” It is true that colleges and universities and their students have performed more community service than many other organizations. However, Division II is emphasizing the gathering of individuals to share in an experience and not just provide assistance to an individual or group of individuals in need.

Community Service - Reaching Out to Help Those in the Community

Community Engagement - Building Lasting Relationships

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Time of social gathering and interaction with the campus and community

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Feels like an interaction with friends

Making the college and campus feel like the town square

Qualifies as “service learning”

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Directed toward specific non-for-profit organizations or entities within the community with an identified need

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Directed towards parents, students, alumni, faculty, staff, donors, friends of faculty and staff

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Have specific end goals Generally a one-time occurrence Most often does not require the establishment of a personal relationship between those providing the service and those receiving the benefit of the service Usually done to fulfill a service requirement

Opportunity to get to know the campus and local community better Individuals walk away from the experience remembering the fun atmosphere

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Head Coach Fifth Season Alma Mater: Kean (2005) Overall Record: 43-29-7 CACC Tournament Appearances: 4 CACC Final Appearances: 2 NCAA Tournamen Appearances: 1

PETER-JOHN FALLOON A member of the Jamaican under-12 National Team, Coach Falloon was a standout between the posts at Ardenne High School under head coach Hugh McCarthy. McCarthy still remains an important influence in Falloon’s life, and serves as an inspiration as he continues his coaching career. When his career at Ardenne came to a close, Coach Falloon was offered an opportunity to play for the under-23 Jamaican national team, but chose to depart his homeland and head to America in 2000.

The 2010 season saw the Deacons rise to regional prominence under Falloon, securing the program’s first national ranking (reaching as high as number 13 in the NSCAA National Poll) the first number one ranking in the NCAA East Regional Poll, and the first NCAA Tournament berth in its history. Bloomfield earned a regular season CACC championship, and a second consecutive appearance in the CACC Tournament Final. In Falloon’s tenure, the Deacons have posted an overall record of 43-29-7, reach the CACC Tournament in each of his four seasons at the helm of the program. Currently residing in Montclair, New Jersey, Coach Falloon has been married for four years to his wife, Marsha Mason-Falloon, and has a three-year-old son, Dylan-Bryce.

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Adair graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Sport Science of Physiology from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston, England and left for America in 2003 as a member of UK Elite Soccer. As a member of UK Elite, Adair worked with American travel teams and organized camps across the country. A decorated coach at the club and high school levels, Adair joined the Jersey Crew Soccer Club in 2006 and served as an assistant for the boy’s program, the Tornadoes, from 2006-2008. He then assumed the top position for the girl’s program, Independance, from 2008-2011. His career as a player concluded with a stint on the New Jersey Rangers’ PDL squad for the 2008 season. Adair made his mark as a high school coach at Madison High School in New Jersey, guiding the club to a 51-28-3 record from 2007-2010. The Northern Hills Conference Coach of the Year in 2008, Adair led Madison to the Morris County championship in 2009, the school’s first county title in 26 years. The postseason run earned Adair Morris County Coaches Association and Daily Record Coach of the Year honors, making himone of the top coaches in North Jersey before his move to the college ranks. Coach Adair currently holds a USSF National ‘B’ Coaching License, as well as an NSCAA Premier Diploma.

Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach First Season

Juan joins the Deacons coaching staff for the first time in 2012, after a stellar four-year career in the program ending in 2011. Juan will assist in all aspects of the program, including opponent scoutting and team management. As a senior: Played in all 18 games with 18 starts as a senior in 2011...Finished second on the Deacons with eight goals, and tied for 26th in the nation and fourth in the CACC with eight assists...Totaled 24 shots with 18 shots on goal...Juan’s standout play earned the senior a first team All-CACC, and second team Daktronics All-East Region selection in his final season at Bloomfield in 2011.

After starting in net for Union County College of New Jersey for two seasons, Falloon traveled to Kean University, where he played for the Cougars for the final two years of his college career. He graduated with a degree in Graphic Communications from Kean in 2005, and immediately started his coaching career the following fall at Union County.

Since he has taken the reigns, Falloon has guided the Deacons to three consecutive CACC playoff berths. In 2008, his squad finished third in the CACC regular season standings, eventually losing in the first round of the conference tournament. In 2009, a fifth-place finish in the regular season standings allowed the Deacons the opportunity to stage a Cinderella-like run to the CACC Tournament Final, including an upset of nationally-ranked Wilmington University.

Hailing from Wigan, England, Coach Adair rejoins the Deacons for his second season with the program in 2012, and assumes the Head Assistant duties under Coach Falloon. He will assist in all areas of the program, including scouting, recruiting and all administrative responsibilities.

JUAN RAMIREZ

Coach Falloon enters his fifth season as head coach of the Bloomfield College Men’s Soccer and Men’s Tennis programs. A native of Saint Andrew, Jamaica, Falloon was one of the top goalkeepers in his country from his early days on the pitch.

As an Assistant Coach on the Owls’ staff, Falloon helped guide UCC to the NJCAA National Final in 2007, his final season as an Owls coach. The following year brought Peter to Bloomfield College, where he assumed head duties in the fall of 2008.

GARY ADAIR

Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Second Season

As a sophomore: Played in 19 games with nine starts...Tallied an assist and 18 shots. As a freshman: Played in 19 games with 18 starts..Notched three goals and three assists with 22 shots.

Peter-John Falloon Year-By-Year Results (Four Seasons) Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 Total:

Record 10-6-1 8-10-1 15-4-2 10-7-1 43-29-7

Pct. .582 .421 .714 .551 .544

Why Falloon Chose Division II: “I chose Division II because it gives me the opportunity to help young men reach their dreams of getting a college education.”

ANDRES DeCASTRO

Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Second Season

Andres rejoins the Deacons coaching staff for the 2012 season, his second as a coach and sixth with the Bloomfield College program. DeCastro will assist in all areas of the program for the second consecutive season. As a senior (2010): Played in 13 games with two starts in 2011...Totaled one goal and one assist on seven shots, with three shots on goal. As a junior: Played in 21 games with 15 starts for the 2009 Deacons...Registered a goal and assist while totaling 19 shots, including nine shots on goal. As a sophomore: Played in 14 games with eight starts in 2008...Notched a pair of assists while tallying three shots on goal. As a freshman: Played in 16 games with 11 starts for the 2007 squad...Notched an assist and eight shots on goal in his freshman campaign.

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2012

OPPONENTS INFORMATION

Caldwell College

Dominican College

Merrimack College

Goldey Beacom College

Post University

Wilmington University

www.posteagles.com Nickname………..………………….............…….............Eagles Athletic Director……………….……..............Anthony Fallacaro Men’s Soccer Head Coach......…..............................Ted Haley 2011 record…………………......………...........................11-4-4 2011 CACC record………………………............................8-2-1 SID:

http://www.wilmu.edu/athletics/ Nickname……………………………………..................Wildcats Athletic Director……………...........Linda Van Drie-Andrzjewski Men’s Soccer Head Coach……………..........Nick Papanicolas 2011 record……………………..........................................8-7-4 2011 CACC Record………………….................................7-2-2 SID:

CW Post University

Dowling College

Nyack College

University of Bridgeport

Chestnut Hill College

Holy Family University

Concordia College

Philadelphia University

Felician College

www.info.caldwell.edu/athletics Nickname……………………………….........................Cougars Athletic Director………………...........................Mark A. Corino Men’s Soccer Head Coach…..............................Asgeir Ofstad 2011 record……………………..........................................7-9-2 2011 CACC record………………………............................4-6-1 SID: Matt McLagan

www.nyack.edu/athletics Nickname……………………………….........................Warriors Athletic Director………………………......................Keith Davie Men’s Soccer Head Coach…………......................Keith Davie 2011 record……………………........................................13-6-2 2011 CACC record…………………...................................5-4-2 SID: Matt Cornacchione

http://www.concordiaclippers.com/landing/index Nickname……………………………………..................Clippers Athletic Director…………………………...............Ivan Marquez Men’s Soccer Head Coach…………................Craig Wilkinson 2011 record……………………............................................3-14 2011 CACC Record……………………….............................3-8 SID: Brian Snow

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www.chargerathletics.com Nickname…………………………………….................Chargers Athletic Director…………………………...................Joe Clinton Men’s Soccer Head Coach......………......Matthew Brancaccio 2011 record.....…………………………..............................9-6-3 2011 CACC record………………………............................7-2-2 SID: Kelly Ann Di Giulio

http://www.ubknights.com/landing/index Nickname…………..…………………………......Purple Knights Athletic Director………….....………………...............Jay Moran Men’s Soccer Head Coach............................... 2011 record…………………............…...................... 2011 conference record……………………............... SID: Chuck Sadowski

www.philaurams.com Nickname……………………………………......................Rams Athletic Director……………………………..............Tom Shirley Men’s Soccer Head Coach………….......................Ptah Myers 2011 record……………………............................................5-11 2011 CACC record……………………..................................3-8 SID: Paul Gornowski

http://www.merrimackathletics.com/landing/index Nickname…………………………................................Warriors Athletic Director................................................Glenn Hofmann Men’s Soccer Head Coach.................................Tony Martone 2011 record...................…….............................................9-7-3 2011 conference record……….........................................7-6-1 SID: Will Rothermel

http://www.cwpostpioneers.com/ Nickname…………………………………….................Pioneers Athletic Director………………………...................Bryan Collins Men’s Soccer Head Coach…………............Andreas Lindberg 2011 record…………………............................................17-3-1 2011 conference record………………..............................6-0-1 SID: Sarah Ralls

www.chc.edu/athletics Nickname…………..…………………………..................Griffins Athletic Director………….....……………….................Bill Stiles Men’s Soccer Head Coach...................................Keith Cappo 2011 record…………………............…............................7-10-1 2011 CACC record……………………..................................4-7 SID: Greg Gornick

www.gbcathletics.com Nickname……………………………............................Lightning Athletic Director…………………...................Chuck Hammond Men’s Soccer Head Coach…......................Dr. Michael Finizio 2011 record……………………............................................0-15 2011 CACC Record………………......................................0-11 SID: Eric Rhew

http://www.dowlingathletics.com/index.aspx Nickname………………………............................Golden Lions Athletic Director…………………...........................Rick Cole Jr. Men’s Soccer Head Coach....................................John DiRico 2011 record…………………..............................................6-7-3 2011 conference record……………..................................1-4-2 SID: Brian Scios

http://extra.holyfamily.edu/athletics/index.asp Nickname........................................................................Tigers Athletic Director................................................Sandra Michael Men’s Soccer Head Coach................................Georg Montag 2011 record......................................................................11-6-1 2011 CACC record............................................................7-3-1 SID: Greg Pellegrino

www.felicianathletics.com Nickname…...............………………….............Golden Falcons Athletic Director………….……………….................Ben DiNallo Men’s Soccer Head Coach......…....................Roger Stephens 2011 record………….....……………….............................10-10 2011 CACC record………………………...............................6-5 SID: Mark Mentone

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The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Bloomfield College Game Results (as of Oct 26, 2012) All games

The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Bloomfield College Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 26, 2012) All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date

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OVERALL 10-7-1 7-3-1 3-4

Opponent

09/02/201 at #6 Franklin Pierce 09/04/11 at Bentley 09/10/201 at Southern Connecticut Sep 14 at Post University Sep 17 at Chestnut Hill Coll Sep 21 at Bridgeport Sep 28 DOM-M Oct 01 vs Concordia (N.Y.) 10/05/11 at Merrimack Oct 08 HFU Oct 10 at Goldey-Beacom Oct 12 FC-M Oct 15 WU-MS Oct 18 at Caldwell College Oct 22 at Philadelphia Univ. Oct 26 DOWM Oct 28 NYACK-MS Oct 31 HFU

TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg

L L L L L W T o2 W W W W W Lo2 W Wot W W L

Score 1-4 0-3 1-3 1-3 3-4 1-0 1-1 8-1 2-1 6-1 4-1 2-1 4-5 2-1 4-3 2-0 2-0 0-3

Att. 488 322 300 80 113 95 150 50 76 70 75 60 60 137 65 40 30 50

BCMS2011

OPP

43-331 2.39 . 130 144-331 . 435 18.4 90 2-3

35-257 1.94 . 136 110-257 . 428 14.3 93 4-5

32 2

27 1

460 7/66 1/50

1751 10/175

HOME 4-2-1 3-1-1 1-1 ##

Player

9 11 7 12 4 8 23 16 15 5 18 19 14 3 20 00 2 1

GIBBS, Terry AGUILAR, Edgar ALLEN, Claude RAMIREZ, Juan DAPAAH, Jeffrey VENTURA, Edwin BECKFORD, Peter WATERS, Jonathon BRUFAU, Carlos DIOP, Momar HOBART, Steven FRECKLETON, Najee RICHARDS, Kemar RAMOCAN, Diego BOAKYE, Nana SHERMAN, Cody HOYOS, Jorge HYDE, Daniel Total Opponents

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Goalie

1 HYDE, Daniel 00 SHERMAN, Cody

Total Opponents Goals by Period Bloomfield College Opponents Shots by Period Bloomfield College Opponents

gp g a pts sh 17 18 7 43 96 17 2 9 13 49 18 6 9 21 44 17 8 8 24 36 17 3 1 7 21 17 1 1 3 18 15 1 1 3 17 17 2 0 4 10 17 0 1 1 9 16 0 2 2 9 18 1 0 2 7 11 0 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 4 15 0 0 0 3 5 1 1 3 2 4 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 18 43 40 126 331 18 35 20 90 257 GP 16 4 18 18

Date

NEUTRAL 1-0 1-0 0-0

Min. GA 1369:26 25 284:36 10 1654:02 35 1655:02 44

sh%

2nd

OT

OT2

26 14

17 20

1 0

0 1

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

148 174 125 125

8 4

1 3

Saves by Period Bloomfield College Opponents

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

42 44

39 64

1 4

1 1

Corners by Period Bloomfield College Opponents

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

37 48

49 43

3 1

1 1

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

129 102 98 105

5 1

1 0

at Bentley

L

*

Sep 14

*

Sep 17

L

Score 1-4 0-3 1-3 1-3 3-4

Overall 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 0-4-0 0-5-0

Conf 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-1-0 0-2-0

Att. 488 322 300 80 113

1-5-0 1-5-1 2-5-1

0-2-0 0-2-1 1-2-1

95 150 50

at Post University at Chestnut Hill Coll

L

W W

1-0 1-1 8-1

L

sog sog% gw pk-att

GAAvg Saves

1st

L

09/10/2011 at Southern Connecticut

.188 50 .521 6 .041 15 .306 1 .136 18 .409 1 .222 18 .500 1 .143 9 .429 1 .056 11 .611 0 .059 7 .412 0 .200 4 .400 0 .000 3 .333 0 .000 1 .111 0 .143 2 .286 0 .000 1 .167 0 .000 2 .500 0 .000 1 .333 0 .500 2 1.000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .000 0 .130 144 .435 10 .136 110 .428 7

1.64 3.16 1.90 2.39

Opponent

09/02/2011 at #6 Franklin Pierce 09/04/11

70 13 83 112

Total 44 35

1-2 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-3 4-5

*

Sep 28

*

Oct 01

at Bridgeport DOM-M vs Concordia (N.Y.)

10/05/11

at Merrimack

W

2-1

3-5-1

1-2-1

76

*

Oct 08

HFU

W

6-1

4-5-1

2-2-1

70

*

Oct 10

at Goldey-Beacom

W

4-1

5-5-1

3-2-1

75

*

Oct 12

FC-M

W

2-1

6-5-1

4-2-1

60

*

Oct 15

WU-MS

4-5

6-6-1

4-3-1

60

*

Oct 18

at Caldwell College

W

2-1

7-6-1

5-3-1

137

*

Oct 22

at Philadelphia Univ.

WOT

4-3

8-6-1

6-3-1

65

Oct 26

DOWM

W

2-0

9-6-1

6-3-1

40

Oct 28

NYACK-MS

W

2-0

10-6-1

7-3-1

30

Oct 31

HFU

L

0-3

10-7-1

7-3-1

50

Sep 21

Pct

W-L-T

Sho

.737 .565 .703 .718

9-4-1 0-2-0 9-6-1 6-9-1

3/0 0/0 3 2

Total 331 257 *

Fouls by Period Bloomfield College Opponents

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AWAY 5-5 3-2 2-3

Total 83 113 Total 90 93 Total 237 204

Team Record Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: Overtime:

W-L-T 10-7-1 7-3-1 4-2-1 5-5 1-0 1-1-1

TO2

LO2

Attendance Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

Dates 18 7 10 1

Total 2261 460 1751 50

Goals scored ALLEN, Claude (BRUFAU, Carlos) RAMIREZ, Juan (penalty kick) RAMIREZ, Juan (DIOP, Momar) WATERS, Jonathon (AGUILAR, Edgar) RAMIREZ, Juan (GIBBS, Terry;ALLEN, Claude) WATERS, Jonathon (AGUILAR, Edgar) GIBBS, Terry (ALLEN, Claude) ALLEN, Claude (RAMIREZ, Juan) GIBBS, Terry (ALLEN, Claude) RAMIREZ, Juan (GIBBS, Terry) ALLEN, Claude (unassisted) AGUILAR, Edgar (unassisted) DAPAAH, Jeffrey (AGUILAR, Edgar) GIBBS, Terry (AGUILAR, Edgar) BOAKYE, Nana (DIOP, Momar) GIBBS, Terry (BOAKYE, Nana) ALLEN, Claude (GIBBS, Terry) GIBBS, Terry (penalty kick) RAMIREZ, Juan (AGUILAR, Edgar) GIBBS, Terry (RAMIREZ, Juan) GIBBS, Terry (RAMIREZ, Juan) VENTURA, Edwin (unassisted) GIBBS, Terry (ALLEN, Claude) GIBBS, Terry (ALLEN, Claude) AGUILAR, Edgar (ALLEN, Claude) GIBBS, Terry (DAPAAH, Jeffrey) ALLEN, Claude (RAMIREZ, Juan) BECKFORD, Peter (GIBBS, Terry) DAPAAH, Jeffrey (ALLEN, Claude;RAMIREZ, Juan) GIBBS, Terry (AGUILAR, Edgar;ALLEN, Claude) GIBBS, Terry (AGUILAR, Edgar) GIBBS, Terry (AGUILAR, Edgar) RAMIREZ, Juan (GIBBS, Terry) HOBART, Steven (GIBBS, Terry) GIBBS, Terry (RAMIREZ, Juan) GIBBS, Terry (RAMIREZ, Juan) DAPAAH, Jeffrey (ALLEN, Claude) RAMIREZ, Juan (unassisted) GIBBS, Terry (BECKFORD, Peter;VENTURA, Edwin) GIBBS, Terry (RAMIREZ, Juan) GIBBS, Terry (unassisted) ALLEN, Claude (GIBBS, Terry) RAMIREZ, Juan (AGUILAR, Edgar) -

Avg. 126 66 175 50

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Dan Mara, Commissioner  203-298-4808  Stacy Kelly, Assoc. Commissioner  203-298-4807 Jason Grohoske, Interim Media Director  203-298-4806 P.O. Box 3575  New Haven, CT 06525  Fax: 203-298-4810  www.caccathletics.org

2011 CACC Men’s Soccer Final Release Post * Dominican Wilmington Holy Family Bloomfield Felician Nyack #! Caldwell Chestnut Hill Philadelphia U. Concordia Goldey-Beacom

ConFeRenCe GP Record Win % 11 8-2-1 0.773 11 7-2-2 0.727 11 7-2-2 0.727 11 7-3-1 0.682 11 7-3-1 0.682 11 6-5-0 0.545 11 5-4-2 0.545 11 4-6-1 0.409 11 4-7-0 0.364 11 3-8-0 0.273 11 3-8-0 0.273 11 0-11-0 0.000

* - CACC Regular Season Champions # - CACC Tournament Champion

GF 21 21 36 26 37 21 19 20 16 14 22 7

GA 13 9 13 19 21 17 15 28 25 21 36 43

! - NCAA Tournament Participant

GP 19 18 19 18 18 20 21 18 18 16 17 15

oveRAll Record Win % 11-4-4 0.684 9-6-3 0.583 8-7-4 0.526 11-6-1 0.639 10-7-1 0.583 10-10-0 0.500 13-6-2 0.667 7-9-2 0.444 7-10-1 0.417 5-11-0 0.312 3-14-0 0.176 0-15-0 0.000

GF 34 26 45 41 44 41 39 32 26 20 25 9

GA 26 17 34 32 35 31 22 46 37 30 48 51

Streak Last 10 L1 6-4 L1 6-3-1 L1 5-4-1 L1 5-5 L1 8-2 L1 6-4 L1 7-2-1 L1 3-5-2 W2 4-6 L4 3-7 L2 1-9 L15 0-9

Player of the Year: Terry Gibbs, Sr., F, Bloomfield

Postseason Results CACC Tournament Quarter-Finals 10/31 #1 Post 2, #8 Caldwell 0 #7 Nyack 4, #2 Wilmington 0 #6 Felician 2, #3 Dominican 1 #5 Holy Family 3, #4 Bloomfield 0 CACC Semi-Finals at Chestnut Hill College 11/3 Post 4, Holy Family 2 Nyack 3, Felician 1 CACC Championship at Chestnut Hill College 11/5 Nyack 1, Post 0 (OT)

11/11

2011 nCAA east Regional Results at Southern new Hampshire C.W. Post 3, Nyack 1

Rookie of the Year: Nicolas Delgago, Fr., M, Holy Family Coach of the Year: Ted Haley, Post Team Sportsmanship Award: Goldey-Beacom College All-CACC First Team All-CACC First Team GK Adrian Ibanez, Nyack, Sr. GK Brandon Heembrock, Dominican, Sr. D Arben Cosovic, Caldwell, Fr. D Hylton Davis, Post, Sr. D Dodji Freitas, Holy Family, Jr. D Justus Henry, Wilmington, Jr. D Jose Hernandez, Wilmington, Jr. D Keleenna Onyeaka, Felician, Fr. D Steven Hobart, Bloomfield, Jr. M Felix Horn, Nyack, So. M Edgar Aguilar, Bloomfield, Sr. M Kresimer Nurnberger, Wilmington, Jr. M Claude Allen, Bloomfield, So. M Juan Ramirez, Bloomfield, Sr. M Josh Delva, Felician, Jr. F Seydou Ba, Holy Family, Sr. M Ray Kuemmer, Wilmington, Jr. F Terry Gibbs, Bloomfield, Sr. M Gavin Reid, Chestnut Hill, Sr. F Eddie Kowalo, Wilmington, So. F Francis Eno, Post, Jr. F Ryan Purnell, Philadelphia, Sr. F Adrian Sutcliffe, Felician, Gr. F Mosiah Whyte, Caldwell, So. Honorable Mention: Marco Likos, Jr., M, Nyack; Eltany Morais, Jr., F, Post Matthew Shutter, So., D, Dominican

Weekly Award Winners Date Player of the Week Rookie of the Week 9/6 Mosiah Whyte, Caldwell and Juan Perez, Goldey-Beacom Seydou Ba, Holy Family 9/12 Ryan Purnell, Philadelphia Spyros Stergiotis, Wilmington 9/19 Gavin Reid, Chestnut Hill Nicolas Delgado, Holy Family 9/26 Eddie Kowalo, Wilmington Manuel Valencia, Dominican 10/3 Terry Gibbs, Bloomfield Spyros Stergiotis, Wilmington 10/10 Terry Gibbs, Bloomfield Pat Steger, Chestnut Hill 10/17 Kresimir Nurnberger, Wilm. Clodalain Lolo, Dominican 10/24 Gavin Penny, Nyack Keleenna Onyeaka, Felician 10/31 Daniel Hyde, Bloomfield Keith Crews, Holy Family 11/7 Felix Horn, Nyack Keleenna Onyeaka, Felician

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Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the CACC was founded in 1965 and featured seven original members which competed in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA); Bloomfield, Caldwell, Dominican, Georgian Court, Nyack, Post and St. Thomas Aquinas. The seven schools applied for Division II membership in 1998. In 2002 the CACC qualified for NCAA Division II Provisional conference status and it achieved active status in July of 2004. The CACC offers 13 championship sports, including men’s and women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s golf and women’s lacrosse. Currently, nine of the CACC’s season-ending tournaments lead to automatic NCAA qualifications, including women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s basketball, softball, baseball and men’s golf. Off the court and field, the CACC and its student-athletes take pride in the balance between academics and athletics. The CACC finished third nationally among Division II Conferences for the graduation rate of its student-athletes, according to the latest NCAA report. Furthermore, the conference established its inaugural All-Academic team in the fall of 2004 and the number of names on the list continues to grow each year. The CACC honored over 220 scholar-athletes in 2009-10.

Dan Mara, an award-winning administrator and a hall-of-fame coach, is in his seventh year as Commissioner of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. Mara arrived at the CACC Office after 11 years as the Associate Vice-President for Athletics and Fitness at CACC-member Post University. Mara served as Vice-President of the CACC from 1998 to 2004 and chaired the conference’s Ethics and Membership Committees until his appointment as Commissioner. He was a CACC representative to the NCAA Northeast Regional Division II Men’s Basketball Committee from 2002-05. During that time, he was heavily involved with the CACC’s move to the NCAA. Mara and Caldwell College Director of Athletics, Mark Corino, served as the conference’s representatives to the NCAA and the Division II Collegiate Commissioner’s Association during the leagues progression through the Provisional Conference process.

All-Tournament Team Felix Horn, Nyack – MVP Adrian Ibanez, Nyack Mikey Robinson, Nyack Gavin Penny, Nyack Marco Likos, Nyack Hylton Davis, Post Korab Muaremi, Post Byron Garcia, Post Keleenna Onyeaka, Felician Kevin Sinic, Felician Dodji Freitas, Holy Family Seydou Ba, Holy Family Jorge Zubillaga, Dominican

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SHEILA WOOTEN

WELCOME TO BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE

Director of Athletics

Bloomfield College At A Glance Sheila Wooten, appointed Director of Athletics at Bloomfield College in 1999, has had an immeasureable impact on Bloomfield’s athletic programs as an athlete, coach and administrator. A 1985 Bloomfield College graduate, she is regarded as one of the premier athletes in school history, excelling as a three-sport athlete in basketball, volleyball and softball. A two-time AllAmerican, Wooten was also the first Bloomfield College woman to score 1,000 career points and grab 1,000 career rebounds. In 1990, she was honored for her incredible athletic achievements with an induction into the Bloomfield College Hall of Fame. As a coach of Bloomfield’s women’s volleyball team, Wooten guided the Lady Deacons to their best season ever in 1998, coaching the team to a 26-6 record and a first place finish in the CACC Tournament, as well as a second place finish in the Northeast Regional Tournament. As an administrator, Mrs. Wooten has had a major influence on both the success and direction of Bloomfield Athletics. While Assistant Director of Athletics, she was selected as the ‘Female Athletics Administrator of the Year’ by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in 1996.

includes a theatre ensemble; student circus troupe; art gallery; visits to museums, galleries, and performances; poetry readings; and contests. In addition, the Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre is in residence at Bloomfield College.

Bloomfield College is an independent, four-year, coeducational college, affiliated with Presbyterian Church (USA). Founded in 1868, the College’s mission is to prepare students to attain academic, personal and professional excellence in a multicultural and global society.

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Located in Bloomfield, New Jersey, a suburban residential community just 15 miles from New York City, the College attracts a geographically diverse resident and commuter population. The 11-acre tree-lined campus is easily reached by train, bus, or car. The nearby Meadowlands Sports Complex, Liberty Science Center, and PNC Bank Arts Center offer exciting events year round. Beautiful beaches of the Jersey shore and first-rate ski areas are only an hour from Bloomfield.

Students play sports at all levels at Bloomfield, from intercollegiate to intramural. Bloomfield teams compete as part of the Central Atlantic College Conference, NCAA Division II. Men’s programs include basketball, soccer, baseball, tennis and cross country. Women compete in basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball and cross country. The Intramural program includes men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball and soccer.

Bloomfield College is chartered by the State of New Jersey and accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Its academic programs are approved by the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education. The nursing program at Bloomfield is accredited by the National League for Nursing and the New Jersey Board of Nursing.

Bloomfield Athletics Mission Statement Bloomfield College’s athletic philosophy emphasizes the development of the total person; the student as well as the athlete. It is essential that all student-athletes be provided the direction, assistance and guidance needed to reach their goals in all areas of college life: Academic, Athletic, Spiritual, and Social. Student-athletes are urged to focus on the incentives, knowledge and skills essential to attaining their full potential. The Athletic Program seeks to help each participant understand the close correlation between sports and life, toward the ultimate goal of encouraging a well-adjusted contributing member of the college and the larger society.

Student Life Over 30 different organizations are available, focusing on various aspects of student life — professional, ethnic, volunteer, academic, and artistic. Our distinctive Arts-As-Catalyst program

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A trailblazer for Deacons athletics, Mrs. Wooten was also instrumental in Bloomfield College’s decision to apply for membership to the NCAA. Under guidance, Bloomfield was granted provisional membership as an NCAA Division II institution in 1998, and her leadership as Athletic Director paved the way for the school to achieve full NCAA membership in 2002. Now in its seventh year of NCAA membership, Wooten leads an athletic department that competes in 10 CACC and Division II sports, including men’s and women’s basketball, soccer and cross country, baseball, softball, volleyball and men’s tennis. Mrs. Wooten also served as the President of the CACC for the past two year, and sits on both the Membership and Ethics committees. She also serves on the NCAA Regional Volleyball RAC as well as Strategic Alliance Matching Grant Committee. Married to Vince Wooten for 23 years, Mrs. Wooten has two daughters, Leila and Nadia.

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Gerald Holmes Assistant Athletic Director Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Jerry Wimberly Assistant Athletic Director Head Women’s Basketball/ Cross Country Coach

Denis Wilburn Athletic Department Secretary

Amable Martinez Head Women’s Volleyball Coach

Andrew Mees Director of Athletic Communications

Jeremy Fouts Head Athletic Trainer

Debra Curtis Faculty Athletics Representative

Rocco Constantino Assistant Athletic Director Head Softball Coach

Katie Egan Compliance Coordinator Head Women’s Soccer Coach

Peter-John Falloon Head Men’s Soccer/Tennis Coach

Jeff Watson Head Baseball Coach

Gladstone Harris Assistant Director of Athletic Communications

Mindy Boyles Assistant Athletic Trainer

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BLOOMFIELD COLLEGE VISITOR INFORMATION Athletics Staff Directory:

We have joined institutions across 22 conferences and independents in committing to safe, fun, and entertaining sporting experiences on Division II campuses. We have signed the pledge to create and continue family-friendly experiences for everyone.

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Athletic Director: Sheila Wooten...................................ext. 363 Athletic Secretary: Denise Wilburn...............................ext. 362 Asst. Athletic Director: Gerald Holmes..........................ext. 374 Asst. Athletic Director: Jerry Wimberly..........................ext. 422 Asst. Athletic Director: Rocco Constantino...................ext. 756 Compliance Coordinator: Katie Egan...........................ext. 364 Director of Athletic Communications: Andrew Mees.....ext. 788 Head Baseball Coach: Jeff Watson..............................ext. 791 Head Men’s Soccer Coach: Peter-John Falloon...........ext. 365 Head Athletic Trainer: Jeremy Fouts.............................ext. 241 Asst. Athletic Trainer: Mindy Boyles..............................ext. 768

Driving Directions: From the North: Garden State Parkway South to Exit 149. Turn left onto John F. Kennedy Memorial Drive. Proceed two blocks to traffic light. Turn right onto Liberty Street and proceed one block to the campus. From the South: Garden State Parkway North to Exit 148. Continue north on John F. Kennedy Memorial Drive to fourth traffic light. Turn left onto Liberty Street and proceed two blocks to the campus. From New York City and points East: George Washington Bridge to Route 80 West or Lincoln Tunnel to Route 3 West, to Garden State Parkway South, to Exit 149. Turn left onto John F. Kennedy Memorial Drive. Proceed two blocks to traffic light. Turn right onto Liberty Street and proceed one block to the campus. Directions to West Side Park (Baseball): Take exit 144 on the Garden State Parkway (South Orange Ave). Make a right on South Devine Street. Bear right onto 14’th avenue. Go through three lights, and make a right onto south 17’th street. Go 2 blocks and make a left at the light onto 16’th avenue. The park will be on your right, park in front of the police station which will be on your left. Directions to Watsessing Park (Men’s and Women’s Soccer): Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 148. Continue paralell along the parkway until reaching Bloomfield Ave. Make a right onto Bloomfield Ave. Proceed to the first street (Conger Street) and make a left. Conger Street will bend around and take you to Glenwood Ave. Make a left on Glenwood Ave. The field is just past the train tressel on the left side. Directions to Brookdale Park (Tennis): Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 151 (Watchung Ave). Make a left on Watchung Avenue and take that into town. After crossing over Broad Street, you will make your second right into Brookdale Park. Follow the road in Brookdale Park as it circles around the park. The tennis courts are 3/4th of the way around the park on the right hand side. Directions to Pulaski Park (Softball): Take GSP North to Exit 150. At end of exit ramp, make left, go up hill and straight through traffic lights. On other side of lights, go straight down hill (do not bear to the left) to first right. Make right turn onto Mt. Vernon Place and go 100 yards to field on right and parking lot on left. Suggested Lodging: La Quinta 265 Route 3 East Clifton, NJ 973-778-6500

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Red Robin 265 Route 3 East Clifton, NJ 973-778-6500

State Street Grill 9 State Street Bloomfield, NJ 973-748-7003

NCAA Division II presidents and chancellors affirm that athletics events should reflect the values of higher education and the mission of each institution. Division II emphasizes learning and development in a personal setting. As chancellors and presidents, we are concerned about the uncivil behavior exhibited at college athletics contests and thereby pledge to work together to make respectful, familyfriendly events a standard of the Division II experience.

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