2010 C.W. Post Men's Soccer Media Guide

2010 men’s soccer Media Guide

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2009-10 QUICK FACTS:2009-10 QUICK FACTS:

Overall Record: 208-101-4 (.668 winning pct.) Conference Record: 123-46 (.727 winning pct.)

• 18 student-athletes were named All-Americans.• 71 student-athletes received All-Conference recognition.

• Five programs won their conference championships (men’s cross country, men’s soccer, men’s lacrosse, base ball, women’s lacrosse). • Six programs participated in NCAA Championships.

• Men’s Lacrosse repeated as NCAA Champions, capturing its second straight title and third overall in program history.

C.W. POST ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT

Intercollegiate athletics is a key component to the success of Long Island University. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program at C.W. Post de- velops leadership skills, personal character, discipline and competitiveness in an environment where the foremost goal is academic achieve ment and the successful completion of the University’s academic requirements for graduation. Each student-athlete is a representative of the University and C.W. Post, and will conform to the letter and spirit of all rules and regulations, including those contained in the Campus Ethos Statement and will refl ect the University’s commitment to excellence and access. The Intercollegiate Athletics Program strives to off er a wide range of opportunities in an environment that encourages diversity; remain re- sponsive to student, faculty and public interest; inspire the belief that the success of the overall department is greater than that of the individu al team; and create an enduring source of pride for student-athletes, alumni and the greater communities in which the program is a part.

The Program endorses the following Foundations of Athletic Excellence:• Leadership

• Accountability • Pride • Competitiveness • Integrity • Service • Respect

• Commitment • Sportsmanship


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Credits

The 2010 C.W. Post men’s soccer guide was written, edited and designed by

the C.W. Post Athletic Media Relations Office. Design and layout by Jill Fisher

using InDesign CS3 and Photoshop CS3. Special thanks to Sean Engel, Sarah

Ralls, Patrick McWalters and Marie Guarnieri for their assistance.

Individual headshots, cover photos and action photography by Joe Rogate.

Cover design by Jill Fisher. Printing and color separations by Evans Printing,

Concord, N.H.

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MEN’S SOCCER INFORMATION Conference. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .East Coast Conference

Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Andreas Lindberg

Phone Number . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (516) 299-3856

Best Time to Reach Lindberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Afternoon

Record at C.W. Post . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Second Season

Overall Collegiate Coaching Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-19-9

Assistant Coaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pete Hulse, David Stapleton

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Christian Askeland, Mark Dawson

Stadium (Capacity). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s Soccer Field

Surface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grass

2009 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-5-2 (ECC Champions)

Scores • Statistics

Rosters • Schedules

TABLE OF CONTENTS

This is C.W. Post ............................................................................... 2Pioneers in the Community ............................................................ 3Head Coach Andreas Lindberg ...................................................... 4Assistant Coaches ............................................................................. 52010 C.W. Post Roster ..................................................................... 6Season Outlook ...............................................................................7-8Pioneer Profiles ............................................................................ 9-142009 Statistics .................................................................................. 15East Coast Conference ................................................................... 16History and Records ....................................................................... 17C.W. Post Administration ....................................................... 18-19Athletics Staff ................................................................................... 20


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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Th e C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University is known

for small classes and personal attention from dedicated and highly

credentialed professors. C.W. Post off ers more than 250 undergradu-

ate, graduate and doctoral degree programs, many of which carry the

endorsement of the world’s top accrediting agencies, including the

American Psychological Association, the American Library Associa-

tion, AACSB International – the Association to Advance Collegiate

Schools of Business, and many more.

SCHOOLS OF STUDY Th e C.W. Post Campus includes six schools of study: the College

of Information and Computer Science, including the acclaimed Palm-

er School of Library and Information Science; the College of Manage-

ment, including the schools of Business, Professional Accountancy

and Public Service; the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, with 13

academic departments; the School of Education; the School of Health

Professions and Nursing, and the School of Visual and Performing

Arts. For more information visit our Web site at www.liu.edu/academ-

ics.

PERSONALIZED EDUCATION Th e academic and personal support provided to C.W. Post

students is second to none. Each undergraduate is assigned to

a full-time, professional academic counselor to help them stay

on course to successful completion of their degrees. C.W. Post’s

award-winning Cooperative Education program provides

students with the opportunity for internships related to their

studies, and the Offi ce of Professional Experience and Career

Planning maintains a wide array of services to help graduates

enter meaningful and rewarding careers.

FIRSTRATE FACILITIES Th e safe and secure, 307-acre C.W. Post Campus is widely

acclaimed for its scenic beauty and distinguished architecture.

Its academic, cultural and recreational facilities include three

art galleries, 80 student organizations, the world-class Tilles

Center for the Performing Arts and a premier research library

with more than three million volumes.

IDEAL LOCATION C.W. Post is located on Long Island in the Village of

Brookville, one of the most sought-after residential

communities in the United States. Our location, just 10

minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway, means that

you can quickly get to major shopping malls, beautiful beaches,

parks and gardens, historic landmarks that include the former

homes of U.S. presidents, multiplex movie theaters, sports

centers, planetariums and museums. Th e campus is just 50

minutes from the corporate and entertainment capital of the

world – New York City.

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ANDREAS LINDBERG

After a standout fi rst season that included an East

Coast Conference Championship and a 12-5-2 record,

along with an East Coast Conference Coach of the Year

honor, Andreas Lindberg enters his seccond year with

expectations even higher for his Pioneers.

Last season’s success was a fi ve-win turnaround from

the previous year, and saw the Pioneers advance to the

championship game in the ECC tournament, defeating

Dowling College in penalty kicks to earn the champion-

ship title.

Lindberg was named the 12th coach in program his-

tory in April, 2009.

Lindberg previously served as head coach of the men’s

soccer program at LIU-Southampton from 2002-05. Lind-

berg posted a cumulative 30-14-7 record during his three-

year tenure at Southampton. He led the Colonials to the

New York Collegiate Athletic Conference championship

in 2002 and was a runner-up in the ECAC tournament.

Lindberg also assisted current C.W. Post women’s

head coach, Mark Dawson, with the Southampton wom-

en’s program in leading the Colonials to the second round

of the 2004 NCAA Division II Championships as well as

an ECAC championship.

In addition to his duties as C.W. Post men’s soccer

head coach, Lindberg is currently a head coach at the

Met Oval Developmental Academy, a member of the

USSF Developmental Academy. He has been a member

of the staff since 2007 and is responsible for coaching and

training top-level 15-18 year olds in the tri-state area and

communicating with United States National Team scouts.

Th e Hampton Bays, N.Y. resident is certifi ed by

the National Soccer Coaches Association of America

(NSCAA) with an Advanced National Diploma, and also

serves as the regional site director of the Farmingdale

Future Stars Summer Camps, where he manages and

supervises up to 1,200 kids weekly who participate in the

camps.

Lindberg graduated with his bachelor’s degree in

Business from Southampton College in 2002, and received

his MBA from C.W. Post in 2004.

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coach for the Pioneers , bringing

with him an excellent resume of

coaching and playing experience.

Th e Manchester, England native played for the

Manchester United Centre of Excellent Youth Teams for

eight years, and also played for the England ISFA capped

under-16 and under-19 teams. He attended the Univer-

sity of Leeds in England for a year, before transferring to

Hofstra University. While at Hofstra, Hulse served as

team captain for three years, and graduated in 2004 with a

degree in English and American Literature.

Hulse’s most recent coaching experience includes

stints at the Long Island United Academy, the New York

Olympic Development Program, and the Long Island

Rough Riders.

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Stapleton graduated with a

degree in Sports Studies from the University of Edinburgh

in 1999. He played collegiately for four years on the Uni-

versity men’s soccer First Team, and also played semi-pro-

fessionally in the East of Scotland Premier League.

Stapleton currently holds his NSCAA Premier/

USSF ‘B’ & NSCAA National Goalkeeping Coaching

licenses, and has coached at the High School, Club & ODP

levels for a number of years. Additionally, he is also a staff

instructor for the LIJSL/NSCAA Coaching Academy, of-

fering licenses to local soccer coaches.

Stapleton is a full-time director for Future Stars

summer camps, and oversees year round summer camp

operations on Long Island for various sports-specifi c

weekly camp programs off ered in Old Westbury (Nassau)

& Farmingdale (Suff olk).

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with the goalkeepers.

Askeland, originally from

Stavanger, Norway, played for Viking FK and Randaberg

IL in Norway, but retired due to an injury and began his

coaching career, taking a variety of coaching courses in his

native Norway and receiving several certifi cations.

A 2009 graduate of Dowling College with a degree

in Marketing, Askeland is currently pursuing his MBA at

C.W. Post.

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ASKELANDGoalkeeper Coach • Second Season

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Mark Dawson, currently in his third season as the head coach of the C.W. Post women’s soccer team, will also assist the men’s soccer staff .

Dawson joins Lindberg’s staff as the two join forces for a second go-round. Th e Mastic, N.Y. resident also served as an assistant coach with Lindberg’s Southampton’s men’s soccer program from 1996-2004, helping the Colonials to the “round of eight” in an NCAA Division II Champion-ship tournament. Ending 2009 with a 12-6-1 record, Dawson’s sqaud earned its second consecutive ECC tournament berth under his guidance, falling just short of returning to the NCAA East Regional. During his debut season at the helm of the Pioneers, Dawson guided the Pioneers to their second consecutive East Coast Conference Championship and appearance in the NCAA Division II Northeast Regional. With a record of 17-3-1, Dawson and the Pioneers tied the program record for wins, previously set during the 2007 season. For his eff orts, Dawson was selected as the 2008 ECC Coach off the Year. Since 2004, Dawson has also coached in the Eastern New York Olympic Development Program (ODP) in the Under-12 to Under-19 age groups. Dawson serves as a physical education instructor in the William Floyd School District.

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1 Ed Shone Gr. GK 6-1 176 Liverpool, England / LJMU

2 Eirik Bjoernoe Fr. B 5-10 174 Randaberg, Norway / Grodem Skole

3 Leron Haywood So. B 6-0 165 Rosedale, N.Y. / Th omas Edison

5 Karsten Viste Fr. B 5-9 178 Randaberg, Norway / Sola Vgs.

4 David Borysewicz Jr. B 5-10 155 Bayshore, N.Y. / Walt Whitman

6 Tobias Christensen Jr. M 6-2 178 Munkedal, Sweden / Katrinelunds

8 Joakim Ohlson Fr. B/F 6-3 190 Lund, Sweden / Polhemskolan

9 Kohsro Panah Sr. M 5-9 163 Helsingborg, Sweden / Filbornaskolan

10 Betim Bajrami So. F 5-8 187 Helsingborg, Sweden / Filbornaskolan

11 David Carlsson Jr. M 5-6 145 Gothenburg, Sweden / Katrinelunds

12 Daniel Hawkins Fr. M 6-3 170 Randaberg, Norway /

13 Neil Franco So. M 6-1 160 Staten Island, N.Y. / Mons. Farrell

14 William Lindberg Gr. F 6-3 190 Gothenburg, Sweden / Katrinelunds

15 Matt Madarasz Sr. F 5-5 140 Smithtown, N.Y. / Smithtown West

17 Niclas Dahlin Jr. F 6-0 181 Kungalv, Sweden / Goteborg

18 Marco Jorgensen Fr. GK 6-2 185 Copenhagen, Denmark / Niels Brock

19 Anton Britschgi Jr. F 6-2 188 Porvoo, Finland / Hanken School of Economics

20 Emanuel Messina Sr. F 6-0 170 Lynbrook, N.Y. / Lynbrook

21 Johan Jintoft Jr. F 6-4 178 Gothenburg, Sweden / Hvitfeldtska Gymnasiet

23 Matthew Gontowicz Jr. B 6-1 185 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Xaverian / Univ. of Bridgeport

24 Chris King Jr. M/B 5-10 155 Hauppauge, N.Y. / Hauppauge / Hobart College

26 Chris Maye Sr. B/M 6-1 195 Brampton, Ontario / Our Lady of Mount Carmel

28 Chris Leaver So. B 6-0 173 London, England / Roehampton, University

29 Chris Tempera Jr. B 6-1 180 Sayville, N.Y. / Sayville

30 Rumen Kerekov Sr. F 5-11 160 Sofi a, Bulgaria / American College of Sofi a

Head Coach: Andreas Lindberg (Southampton ’03), Second Year

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Expectations for the 2010 men’s soccer team are

high, following an inaugural season for head coach An-

dreas Lindberg that saw the Pioneers post a 12-5-2 re-

cord and win an East Coast Conference championship

title after defeating Dowling College in penalty kicks,

6-5. But the Pioneers are hungry for more and will look

to not only repeat last season’s conference success, but

continue to push for an NCAA East Regional bid.

Forwards –

Returning player Betim Bajrami (Helsingborg,

Sweden) led the Pioneers in scoring last season and will

look to repeat that performance this year. A proven

goal scorer, Bajrami can

fi nish well, and the coaching

staff will look for improved

leadership from the forward.

William Lindberg

(Gothenburg, Sweden) is a

newcomer to the Pioneers,

but a very experienced goal

scorer who can set up as

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Transfer Rumen

Kerekov (Sofi a, Bulgaria) is

another addition to the of-

fense, as he is a good fi nish-

er and has excellent 1-on-1

speed that will challenge

opposing defenders.

Anton Britschgi (Por-

voo, Finland) is a tall athlete

who will be a great target player up front. His heading

skills and his ability to score with both feet give him

good potential to see action.

Two seniors are in their fourth year with the

Pioneers and they will challenge for minutes on the

off ensive end while providing depth at the forward

position. Matt Madarasz (Smithtown, N.Y.) is a great

teammate and a hardworking player who provides good

senior leadership. Emanuel Messina (Lynbrook, N.Y.)

will look to increase his goal count this season with his

speed and toughness up front.

Midfi eld –

Returning at midfi eld for the Pioneers is senior

Kohsro Panah (Lund, Sweden). Lindberg looks for im-

proved physical fi tness from Panah, who battled injuries

during his fi rst two seasons but had a good off season.

Panah’s presence will set the tone in the midfi eld.

At outside midfi eld, the Pioneers return two-time

All-Conference selection David Carlsson (Gothen-

burg, Sweden). Carlsson’s quickness on the outside will

continue to be an asset, along with his off ensive skills

that the Pioneers will rely on to create goals.

Returning player Neil Franco (Staten Island, N.Y.)

is a tall and strong player who will look to increase

his playing time this season. Versatile

Franco could see time at midfi eld or on

defense.

Niclas Dahlin (Kungalv, Swe-

den) returns after playing in all 17

games last season. A left-footed player

with a good shot, Dahlin will continue

to push for time as a goal scoring threat

in the midfi eld. Johan Jintoft (Gothen-

burg, Sweden) also returns after seeing

action last season. Described by Lind-

berg as the fi ttest player on the team,

Jintoft is a great team player with good

vision who will look for minutes.

Th ere will be an infl ux of new

faces in the midfi eld as there are plenty

of athletic players for Lindberg to use

both starting and reserve capacities.

Freshman Karsten Viste (Randaberg,

Norway ) is a hard working utility player

who will see time at both midfi eld and

back. Joakim Ohlson (Lund, Sweden)

is a tall physical freshman who has the ability to play

anywhere central, with his biggest strength being his

heading ability.

Another sizeable freshman is Daniel Hawkins

(Randaberg, Norway), who has good skills with the ball

at his feet and is a solid technical player. Junior trans-

fer Chris King (Hauppauge, N.Y.) will also see time at

midfi eld as he is a competitor who is working back into

game shape after off season surgery. As he returns to

form he will push for increased playing time.

Chris Maye (Brampton, Ontario) is another versa-

tile Pioneer who could play both midfi eld and defense,

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and although he is also working back into playing shape

after off season injuries, he will provide important

depth at center midfi eld or defense.

Defense –

Leading the way on defense will be last year’s East

Coast Conference Tournament MVP, sophomore Leron

Haywood (Rosedale, N.Y.). Haywood is a consistent

and solid defender who is strong in the air and provides

a gritty presence on defense.

Along with Haywood, returner Chris Leaver

(London, England) will serve

as an anchor of the backfi eld.

Leaver was selected as a co-

captain after a great off season

that saw him display excellent

leadership and maturity. He

has great communication

skills and good vision, which

will be key as he holds down

the central defense.

Also returning to his po-

sition as a starting defender

is third-year player David

Borysewicz (Bay Shore,

N.Y.). A hard worker and an

intense player, Borysewicz is

a two-year starter who has

plenty of experience that will

benefi t him this season.

Challenging for a start-

ing back position will be

freshman Eirik Bjoernoe

(Randaberg, Norway), a solid

left-footed defender. His

good physical shape and his excellent crossing ability

will put him in contention for the left back spot, and his

off ensive skills could spark the Pioneers as well, as he is

an aggressive player who loves to play forward.

Th ree junior transfers will look to contribute

defensively during their fi rst year in green and gold.

Tobias Christensen (Munkedal, Sweden) is a solid

technical player with good fi eld vision who will provide

veteran leadership. Matthew Gontowicz (Brooklyn,

N.Y.) is a tough, hard-nosed defender who will push for

playing time. A standout tackler, Gontowicz is a sturdy

defender who will add excellent depth. Chris Tempera

(Sayville, N.Y.) is a tall and physical defender who will

push for minutes as well.

Goalkeepers –

Two players will vie for the starting spot, as return-

ing player Ed Shone (Liverpool, England) looks to gain

the edge over freshman Marco Jorgensen (Copenha-

gen, Denmark). Shone has stepped up into a bigger role

this season after a solid off season. Selected as a co-cap-

tain, he is a vocal leader on the fi eld and has good feet

and secure hands. Jorgensen will issue a stiff challenge

to Shone as he is an athletic

player with great size and good

shot stopping ability.

“With few seniors, we will

need leadership from younger

players,” says Lindberg. Th e

schedule will not make it easy

on the young Pioneers. With a

grueling mix of non-conference

games and early East Coast

Conference tests, Lindberg

believes his could be one of

the toughest schedules in the

region. However, it will be one

that will get the team ready for

ECC games against traditionally

powerful Dowling and Bridge-

port, along with local rivals

NYIT and Molloy.

C.W. Post will certainly

be tested early as it travels

north to take on Southern New

Hampshire, traditional power-

house Franklin Pierce, and Merrimack within the fi rst

four games of the season.

In a matchup of last year’s ECC fi nalists, the

Pioneers will take on Dowling on Saturday, Sept. 9 at

home, while also hosting Bridgeport in a Saturday home

contest, on Sept. 2.

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Matt MADARASZMidfi eld • 5-5 • Senior

Smithtown, N.Y./Smithtown West

2009: Appeared in six games for the Pioneers ... fi nished with

one assist and two shots.

2008: Took the fi eld in nine games, recording one start … regis-

tered two shots.

2007: Saw action in nine games on the season, scoring one goal.

Prior to C.W. Post: Was a two-sport athlete at the varsity level,

excelling in lacrosse as well as soccer ... helped lead the Smith-

town West Bulls to a combined 20-11-4 record, including two

playoff appearances, during his two seasons with the team in

2005 and 2006 ... tallied eight goals and 10 assists in his high

school career ... garnered All-League recognition in 2006.

Personal: Son of Bobby and Kathy Madarasz ... has one older

sister ... majoring in physical education.

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Emanuel MESSINAForward • 6-0 • Senior Lynbrook, N.Y./Lynbrook

2009: Appeared in 15 games for the Pioneers, starting two …

fi nished third on the team with 12 points and fi ve goals … had

the game winning goal against Queens (Oct. 6).

2008: Played in 13 games, appearing seven times in the starting

line-up … took fi ve shots on goal, including three in the Pio-

neers’ 2-0 win over Bloomfi eld (Oct. 26) … posted a .500 shot

on goal percentage.

2007: Played in 13 games for the Pioneers, making six starts ...

notched one goal and two assists for the season.

Prior to C.W. Post: Part of the varsity squad at Lynbrook from

2003-07 ... helped lead the Owls to a conference championship

in 2006 ... was named all-conference as the top goal scorer in

2005.

Personal: Son of Vincenzo and Calogera Messina ... has a

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MESSINABY THE NUMBERS

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Ed SHONEGoalkeeper • 6-0 • Graduate Owswestry, England/Th e Marches School2009: Played in one game, stopping all fi ve shots against.

Prior to C.W. Post: Graduated from Th e Marches School in

Oswestry, England.

Personal: Son of Mark Shone and Ursula Loveridge … has a

brother, Robert … nutrition major.

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Khosro PANAHMidfi eld • 5-9 • SeniorHelsingborg, Sweden/Filboraskolan2009: Played in 10 games for the Pioneers, starting six … had

one assist and took two shots.

2008: Received a medical redshirt for the season.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played for Santa Barbara City College …

was named to the Western State All-Star team in 2005.

Personal: Oldest of Saber Panah and Maryam Izadiyar’s two

children … younger sister, Roza … majoring in business manage-

ment.

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PA A David BORYSEWICZBack • 5-11- • Junior Bay Shore, N.Y./ Walt Whitman2009: Started 13 of 16 games for the Pioneers.

2008: One of three players, and the only freshman to start all

17 games for the Pioneers ... tallied an assist in a 4-1 win over

Nyack on Sept. 10.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played at the varsity level at Walt Whit-

man, where he served as team captain ... garnered all-conference

accolades in 2008 ... also received the team’s Exceptional Senior

Award.

Personal: Is the younger of Wayne and Ellen Borysewicz’s two

children ... is a purple belt in karate … majoring in criminal

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David CARLSSONMidfi eld• 5-6 • Junior

Gothenburg, Sweden/Katrinelunds2009: East Coast Conference Second Team ... started 15 of 17

games … fi nished tied for fourth on the team with nine points …

scored four goals and one assist.

2008: East Coast Conference Second Team … took the fi eld

in 16 games, and appeared in the starting line-up 14 times …

tallied two goals and three assists … scored the game winning

goal in a 2-0 win against NYIT (Oct. 11).

Prior to C.W. Post: Member of the Katrinelundsburg soccer

team in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Personal: Son of Anders Carlsson and Hadidja Jiru ... majoring

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Betim BAJRAMIForward • 6-1 • Sophomore

Helsingborg, Sweden/Filboraskolan2009: Started 17 of 18 games…led the Pioneers in points with

26, goals, 10 and assists, six…connected on fi ve game winning

goals.

Prior to C.W. Post: Attended Filbornaskolan in Sweden.

Personal: Son of Ragip and Mevlyde Bajrami … has three sib-

lings, Lindita, Arber and Admir … majoring in business man-

agement.

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Niclas DAHLINForward • 6-0 • Junior Kungalv, Sweden/Goteborg 2009: Played in all 18 Pioneer contests making 16 starts …

fi nished second on the team with seven goals and 14 points,

including two game winners.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played at Averett University for one year

under coach Johan Nexborn … attended Aspero Idrottsgym in

Sweden.

Personal: Oldest of Kjell and Catharina Dahlin’s three children

… has a brother, Mathias and a sister, Mathilda … majoring in

business.

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Neil FRANCOBack • 6-1 • SophomoreStaten Island, N.Y./Mons. Farrell2009: Appeared in 10 games, starting two … registered two

shots on goal.

2008: Did not see action on the fi eld.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played three years of varsity soccer for the

Lions ... named Defender of the Year.

Personal: Younger of Luigi and Luisa Franco’s two children ...

has an older sister, Emily ... plans to work in physical therapy

after college.

#13#13

Johan JINTOFTForward • 6-4 • JuniorGothenburg, Sweden/ Hvitfeldtska2009: Made four appearances for the Pioneers with one shot on

goal.

Prior to C.W. Post: Attended Hvitfeldtska gymnasiet in Swe-

den.

Personal: Son of Pierre and Karin Jintoft ... has a sister, Ellinor

… majoring in business.

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Leron HAYWOODBack • 6-0 • Sophomore Rosedale, N.Y./Th omas Edison2009: East Coast Conference tournament Most Valuable Player ...

started 16 of 17 games … registered one goal and two points.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played three years of varsity soccer for

Th omas Edison under Eli Coaan, helping the team to a 10-2-2

record during his senior season.

Personal: Oldest child of Leon and Carlotta Haywood … has

two younger siblings, Ronika and Mya … majoring in biology.

#25#25

Chris LEAVERBack • 5-9 • Sophomore Worthing, England/Worthing College2009: Played in nine games for the Pioneers … registered two

shots on goal.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played for Worthing College in England.

Personal: Older son of Barry and Gillian Leaver … has a young-

er brother, Adam … majoring in childhood education.

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Prior to C.W. Post: Attended Gothenburg University in Swe-

den.

Personal: Son of Th omas Glans and Majlis Lindberg … has

one younger brother, Alfred … is working towards his master’s

degree in political science.

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William

LINDBERGForward • 6-3 • Graduate

Gothenburg, Sweden/KatrinelundsG

Prior to C.W. Post: Attended New York Institute of Technol-

ogy, played in eleven games during his 2008 sophomore cam-

paign with the Bears … tallied one assist … played at Our Lady

of Mount Carmel in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

Personal: Parents are Vince and Th eresa … has one younger

brother, Michael … majoring in business administration.

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Chris

MAYEBack • 6-1 • Senior

Brampton, Ontario/Mount CaramelBr

Prior to C.W. Post: Attended St. Peter’s College (N.J) …

played three seasons with the Peacocks … in 2009, he started

in 14 of 16 games played while tallying a goal and assist on

the season including a game-winning-goal against New Jersey

Institute of Technology (Sept. 16).

Personal: Son of Stefan and Nikolina … pursuing a master’s

degree in business administration.

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KEREKOVForward • 5-11 • Senior

Sofi a, Bulgaria/American College

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Prior to C.W. Post: Attended Hanken School of Economics in

Helsinki, Finland.

Personal: Son of Johan and Kerstin … has one older brother

Jonas … majoring in fi nance.

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Anton

BRITSCHGI Forward • 6-2 • Junior

Porvoo, Finland/Hanken SchoolP

Prior to C.W. Post: Attended school at Katrinelunds.

Personal: Parents are Lars and Anneli … has two siblings,

Andreas and Johannes … majoring in nutrition.

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Tobias

CHRISTENSENMidfi eld • 6-2 • Junior

Munkedal, Sweden/Katrinelunds

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Prior to C.W. Post: Attended the University of Bridgeport

for one season … before Bridgeport, he attended Herkimer

Community College of the NJCAA … attended Xaverian High

School in Brooklyn.

Personal: Middle child of Marek and Bozena … older sister is

Natalia, younger sister,Victoria … majoring in criminal justice.

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Matthew

GONTOWICZBack • 6-1 • Junior

Brooklyn, N.Y./Xaverian

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Prior to C.W. Post: Played at Hobart College in Geneva, N.Y.

… was an Honorable Mention on the All-Liberty League in

2008 … prior to Hobart, played two years of varsity soccer at

Hauppaug.

Personal: Son of Dan and Joanne … one younger brother Dan-

iel …majoring in accounting.

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Chris

KINGMidfi eld • 5-10 • Junior

Hauppauge, N.Y./Hauppauge

Prior to C.W. Post: Played for SUNY Oneonta in 2007-08

and Suff olk C.C. in 2009 … at Sayville, he was a part of three

consecutive league championships for the Golden Flashes from

2004-06 … named all region and league MVP in 2006 … also

played baseball.

Personal: Middle child of Jeff rey and Ayleen Tempera … favor-

ite athlete is Derek Jeter … majoring in health/physical science.

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Chris

TEMPERABack • 6-1 • Junior

Sayville, N.Y./Sayville

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Prior to C.W. Post: Played varsity soccer for the Grodem Skole

in Norway

Personal: Oldest son of Ernst and Mette Bjoernoe … favorite

athletes are Xabi Alonso of Real Madrid and Norwegian javelin

thrower, Andreas Th orkildsen … admires his parents.

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HAWKINSMidfi eld • 6-3 • Freshman

Randaberg, Norway

Prior to C.W. Post: Attended Niels Brock in Copenhagen,

Denmark while playing soccer at Huiclovre IF … recorded six

shutouts and average 1.20 goals against average in 33 matches.

Personal: Oldest son of Jeff Priis and Tina Jorgensen … young-

er sister is Siska and younger brother is Simon.

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Marco

JORGENSENGoalkeeper • 6-1 • Freshman

Copenhagen, Denmark/Niels BrockC

Prior to C.W. Post: Played soccer at Sola Vgs. in Sola, Roga-

land, Norway.

Personal: Youngest son of Ove Brigt and Bente … older sister

is Karianne.

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Karsten

VISTEBack • 6-3 • Freshman

Randaberg, Norway/Sola Vgs.

Prior to C.W. Post: Played at Polhemskolan High School in

Lund, Sweden.

Personal: Parents are Ove Ohlson and Annika Jagenstedt …

younger sister is Evelina, younger brother is Casper … majoring

in business administration.

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2009 RESULTS 12-5-2 Overall, 5-2-0 ECC

DATE OPPONENT RESULT8/27 Southern NH L 0-2 8/29 Franklin Pierce W 1-0 (OT) 9/5 Southern Conn. L 0-3 9/8 Bloomfi eld W 3-1 9/12 American International L 1-2 9/15 Saint Anselm T 2-2 2 OT 9/19 *Dowling L 0-1 (2 OT) 9/24 Caldwell W 3-2 9/30 New Haven W 3-0 10/3 *Bridgeport L 2-3 10/6 *Queens W 1-0 10/10 *Molloy W 3-1 10/17 *Saint Th omas Aquinas W 2-0 10/20 *NYIT W 3-2 (OT) 10/24 *Mercy W 4-1 10/28 Concordia W 8-1 10/31 Nyack W 3-1 11/6 $Bridgeport W 1-0 11/8 $Dowling 6-5 PK’s T 0-0 Home games in Bold* ECC Opponent$ ECC Tournament

# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 9 Betim Bajrami 19-18 10 6 26 87 .115 45 .517 5 1-117 Niclas Dahlin 19-17 7 0 14 39 .179 24 .615 2 0-020 Emanuel Messina 16-2 5 2 12 16 .312 8 .500 1 0-011 David Carlsson 18-16 4 1 9 28 .143 17 .607 0 0-03 James Stevenson 18-18 3 3 9 12 .250 6 .500 1 0-07 Phillip Svensson 12-12 2 2 6 17 .118 7 .412 1 0-032 Tony Shoshi 14-1 2 2 6 9 .222 9 1.000 1 0-019 Andreas Backstrom 8-7 2 1 5 9 .222 6 .667 1 0-027 Andreas Jansson 13-8 0 3 3 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-06 Mark Whitehouse 13-1 1 0 2 17 .059 9 .529 0 0-02 Olof Svensson 16-13 1 0 2 12 .083 5 .417 0 0-025 Leron Haywood 18-17 1 0 2 8 .125 3 .375 0 0-022 Joe Oduwune 3-0 1 0 2 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-016 Kevin McPhillips 15-13 0 2 2 17 .000 4 .235 0 0-08 Kris Frick 13-11 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-015 Matt Madarasz 7-0 0 1 1 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-010 Kohsro Panah 11-6 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-029 Angel Velez 17-4 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-024 Khalid Habib Said 13-2 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-028 Chris Leaver 9-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-013 Neil Franco 10-2 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-012 Joe Bartichek 6-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-021 Johan Jintoft 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-023 Nick Maleganos 5-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-018 Stephan Rigaud 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-05 Kasper Dyg 5-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-05 Dmitri Antonopolous 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-04 David Borysewicz 17-14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-01 Shane Flanagan 19-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-000 Ed Shone 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total............... 19 40 26 106 299 .134 158 .528 12 1-1 Opponents........... 19 22 16 60 219 .100 107 .489 5 2-3

All-East Coast ConferenceSecond TeamDavid CarlssonLeron Haywood

ECC Tournament MVPLeron Haywood

ECC Scholar Athlete of the YearKris Frick

ECC Commissioner’s Honor RollShane Flanagan

Kris Frick Johan JintoftChris King

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Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1989

and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the ECC

was formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition among

member institutions and to assist them in integrating athletics into

their academic program in a fi scally sound way. Th e ECC is commit-

ted to the highest standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork,

and citizenship. Its mission is to promote the total person concept in

its student-athletes, which stresses the abilities to excel in academic

achievement, athletic competition, and positive character traits. East

Coast Conference (www.eccsports.org) members for 2010-11 include:

University of Bridgeport (CT); C.W. Post Campus of Long Island Uni-

versity (Brookville, NY); Dowling College (Oakdale, NY); Mercy College

(Dobbs Ferry, NY); Molloy College (Rockville Centre, NY); New York

Institute of Technology (Old Westbury, N.Y); Queens College (Flushing,

NY); and St. Th omas Aquinas College (Sparkill, NY).

Th e ECC sponsors the following championship sports: baseball;

men’s and women’s basketball; men’s and women’s cross country; men’s

and women’s lacrosse; softball; men’s and women’s tennis; men’s and

women’s soccer; and women’s volleyball.

Th e East Coast Conference is a proud member of the NCAA and

Division II. Division II is a dynamic and engaging group of colleges,

institutions and conferences of varying sizes and educational missions.

Division II members encourage and support diversity; value sportsman-

ship, fairness and equity; and place the highest priority on the overall

educational excellence of the student-athlete.

ECC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

Off ensive Player of the Year:

Jose Batista, Molloy

Defensive Player of the Year:

Juan Vargas, Dowling

Goalkeeper of the Year:

Chris Kucera, Dowling

Rookie of the Year:

Daniel Stoker, Queens

Coach of the Year:

Andreas Lindberg, C.W. Post

2009 ECC FINAL STANDINGS Conference OverallSchool W-L Pct. W-L Pct.(1) Dowling * 5-2 0.714 13-5-1 0.711(3) C.W. Post * 5-2 0.714 12-5-2 0.684(2) Bridgeport * 5-2 0.714 10-5-3 0.639(4) Queens 4-3 0.571 11-7 0.611NYIT 3-4 0.429 9-9 0.500Molloy 3-4 0.429 7-8-1 0.469STAC 2-5 0.286 7-9-1 0.441Mercy 1-6 0.143 3-12 0.200

*Regular Season Conference Champions(#) Seeding in Conference Tournament

Pos. First Team Second Team F Steven Schneider - Dowling John-Paul Hughes - Molloy

F Farah Toure - NYIT LeRoux Lothian - Bridgeport

F Lamine Traore - Dowling Daniel Stoker - Queens

M Frank Alesci - Queens David Carlsson - C.W. Post

M Jose Batista - Molloy Michael Nicolini - Dowling

M Moussa Keita - Dowling Graeme Roderick - Molloy

M Carl Rydin - Dowling Habib Sylla - Bridgeport

B Brian Buckmire - Queens Mohammed Habibzi - NYIT

B Akil Pompey - Bridgeport Leron Haywood - C.W. Post

B Juan Vargas - Dowling Chris Hernandez - STAC

GK Chris Kucera - Dowling Cosimo D’Agostino - NYIT

2010 Women’s Lacrosse 2010 Men’s Lacrosse

2009 Men’s Soccer 2009 Men’s Cross Country

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SEASON COACH W-L-T1959 Jim Davey 7-11-01960 Jim Davey 8-3-01961 Don Ungarelli 11-5-11962. Don Ungarelli 5-5-01963 Don Ungarelli 5-7-21964 Don Ungarelli 3-11-01965 Don Ungarelli 1-14-01966 Don Ungarelli 4-8-01967 Don Ungarelli 7-5-11968 Don Ungarelli 4-7-01969 Don Ungarelli 0-9-01970 Don Ungarelli 4-3-01971 Hank Oustecky 8-6-11972 Hank Oustecky 9-4-01973 Pat Reilly 6-5-11974 Pat Reilly 8-5-11975 Pat Reilly 5-7-01976 Pat Reilly 9-4-11977 Alex Bernstein 4-7-21978 Alex Bernstein 6-8-11979 Alex Bernstein 4-9-11980 George Vargas 7-9-21981 George Vargas 4-10-31982 George Vargas 9-9-31983 George Vargas 5-12-21984 Paul LeSeur 7-10-21985 Paul LeSeur 12-4-01986 Paul LeSeur 11-6-11987 Paul LeSeur 12-6-11988 Paul LeSeur 13-6-11989 Paul LeSeur 10-7-11990 Paul Riley 4-6-21991 Paul Riley 13-6-21992 Paul Riley 13-5-11993 Paul Riley 16-1-31994 Paul Riley 15-4-11995 Paul Riley 9-9-11996 Paul Riley 5-11-31997 Paul Riley 13-7-01998 Bill Easteadt 13-6-01999 Bill Easteadt 13-5-02000 Bill Easteadt 13-4-12001 Bill Easteadt 8-9-02002 Danny Longo 2-16-02003 Danny Longo 4-16-02004 Danny Longo 7-8-22005 Danny Longo 12-8-22006 Danny Longo 12-4-42007 Dieter Ficken 5-10-22008 Dieter Ficken 9-7-12009 Andreas Lindberg 12-5-2TOTALS 51 Seasons 406-369-55

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSMost Goals ..............................................................................21

........................................................................Jim Rooney, 1993

Most Assists .............................................................................20

......................................................................Gerry Lucey, 1993

Most Points .............................................................................56

................................................Gerry Lucey, 1993 -- 18G, 20A

Most Shutouts ........................................................................11

.......................................................................Mike Mellis, 1992

SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMost Goals ..................................................................................5

................................ Mike Schirmacher vs. St. Peter’s, 1963

........................................... Jerome Gill vs. Bridgeport, 1994

.............Burhan Derelioglu vs. St. Th omas Aquinas, 2000

Most Assists ...............................................................................4

........................................Gerry Lucey vs. New Haven, 1993

Most Points .............................................................................12

.........................Jerome Gill vs. Bridgeport, 1994 -- 5G, 2A

CAREER RECORDSMost Goals ..................................................................................46

............................................................. Oliver Travieso, 1997-00

Most Assists ................................................................................43

.................................................................... Guy Azouri, 1985-88

Most Points ..............................................................................115

............................................................. Oliver Travieso, 1997-00

Most Shutouts ...........................................................................30

....................................................................Mike Mellis, 1991-93

PIONEER COACHING CHRONOLOGY

COACH ..................... YEARS ................... RECORDJim Davey ...........................1959-60 .............................. 15-14-0

Don Ungarelli ....................1961-70 .............................. 44-74-4

Hank Oustecky .................1971-72 .............................. 17-10-1

Pat Reilly ............................1973-76 .............................. 28-21-3

Alex Bernstein...................1977-79 .............................. 14-24-4

George Vargas ...................1980-83 ............................25-40-10

Paul LeSeur ........................1984-89 .............................. 65-39-6

Paul Riley ...........................1990-97 ............................88-49-13

Bill Easteadt .......................1998-01 .............................. 47-24-1

Danny Longo .....................2002-06 .............................. 37-52-8

Dieter Ficken .....................2007-08 .............................. 14-17-3

Andreas Lindberg ........ 2009-present ............................ 12-5-2

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Paul H. Forestell, a professor of psychology and an internationally renowned marine mammal

scientist, was appointed provost of the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University in July 2008.

A seasoned administrator, Dr. Forestell served as vice president of the Pacifi c Whale Foundation

in Hawaii, as dean of undergraduate programs at Southampton College of Long Island University,

and as associate dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at C.W. Post.

As provost, Dr. Forestell leads one of the New York metropolitan area’s most respected private

university campuses, with an enrollment of nearly 5,700 undergraduate, 3,100 graduates and 2,300

continuing education students. He is responsible for campus operations, program development,

admissions and recruitment, retention, fi nancial aid, athletics, student aff airs, public safety, and

buildings and grounds.

His collaborative leadership style has contributed greatly to enhancing the student-centered mission of the University. In

2008, Dr. Forestell established the Division of Student Retention & Academic Support Services at C.W. Post to assist students in

achieving academic and career success. A champion of experiential learning, he coordinates study abroad and fi eld research op-

portunities for students, and teaches classes in whale and dolphin behavior.

Dr. Forestell graduated from the University of New Brunswick in Canada with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and philoso-

phy in 1972 and a master’s degree in experimental psychology in 1976. He earned a Ph.D. in comparative psychology from the

University of Hawaii in 1988. He is the author of several peer-reviewed science articles and four books, including “Humpbacks of

Hawai’i: Th e Long Journey Back.”

Paul H. Forestell - Provost, C.W. Post

Dr. David J. Steinberg, the ninth president of Long Island University, has served the institution

since 1985. Th e son of the late Rabbi Milton Steinberg of Manhattan’s Park Avenue Synagogue, he

was born in New York City and was educated at Phillips Academy at Andover, Malvern College in

England and Harvard College, from which he graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa.

After a Fulbright year at the University of the Philippines and a year at Columbia University on

a Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, he returned to Harvard, where he earned an M.A. in East Asian

studies in 1963, and a Ph.D. in history in 1964. Dr. Steinberg also has received several honorary

degrees.

He began his teaching career in the Department of History at the University of Michigan, where

he rose to the rank of full professor. In 1973, he joined the administration of Brandeis University as

executive assistant to the president, becoming vice president and university secretary in 1977.

Th e author of numerous books and articles on Southeast Asia and, in particular, Philippine history, Dr. Steinberg has taught,

lectured and written about this important area of the world for a third of a century. His fi rst book, “Philippine Collaboration in

World War II,” won the University Press Award in 1969. “Th e Philippines: A Singular and a Plural Place,” now in its third edi-

tion, was described by U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Nicholas Platt as “the best single-volume guide to understanding the

Philippines, past and present.” He also edited and co-authored both editions of “In Search of Southeast Asia,” one of the major

textbooks on the area. Dr. Steinberg recently collaborated with top scholars from around the world to co-author “Th e Emergence

of Modern Southeast Asia,” a new and multifaceted history of this complex region. In addition, he is a co-author of “Religion and

Religiosity in the Philippines and Indonesia: Essays on State, Society and Public Creeds,” which was published in 2005.

Dr. Steinberg was a member of the international observer team that monitored the Philippine presidential elections when

Corazon Aquino defeated Ferdinand Marcos. He has written numerous op-ed pieces and has been a consultant to UN agencies,

the United States government, the Ford Foundation and others.

He and his wife, Joan, a chanteuse and real estate executive, reside in McGrath House on the C.W. Post Campus. Th e couple

has two Cavalier King Charles spaniels, whom they sometimes bring to football games on campus. His greatest personal accom-

plishment: raising his two superb sons, Noah and Jonah. His greatest pleasure: watching his grandchildren grow.

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Bryan Collins is in his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at C.W. Post. Under Collins’ lead-ership, the Pioneers’ athletic programs have seen a continual rise in both the regional and national levels. During Collins’ tenure, the Pioneers have achieved both athletic and academic success. Notable achievements include 24 conference titles as well as three NCAA championship titles from the 2007 women’s lacrosse and 2009 and 2010 men’s lacrosse teams. Th is past season, the men’s soccer, men’s and women’s cross country, women’s swimming, men’s lacrosse, baseball, softball and women’s lacrosse teams all participated in NCAA tourna-ments. Th e Pioneers alson won the 2009-10 East Coast Conference (ECC) Commissioner’s Cup. Under the direction of Collins, the Pioneers amassed 81.75 total points, to reclaim the Cup for the fi rst time since the 2006-07 academic year.

C.W. Post boasts many of the most top-ranked programs in the country that are frequently ranked in national polls. Th ey won the 2009-10 and 2006-07 ECC Commissioners Cup, and fi nished second in 2007-08 and 2008-09. Prior to the 2007-08 academic year, the football and fi eld hockey programs gained admission into the esteemed Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference.

Off the fi eld, Collins has included community service as a part of his players’ responsibilities. Among the eff orts since his arrival have been visitations to the St. Mary’s Children’s Hospital in Bayside, N.Y., while also volunteering with other charitable organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. During the 2008-09 academic year, C.W. Post student-athletes completed over 3,200 hours of service.

Collins is responsible for the creation of a department mission statement based on the foundation of athletic excellence as well as the initiation of the Academic Commitment Excellence (ACE) program, designed to improve attendance and academic achievements in the classroom. In addition, C.W. Post athletic programs are mentored by campus faculty and staff through the Adopt-A-Faculty program.

During 2007-08, Collins established a Student-Athlete Orientation seminar and handbook as well as an annual student-athlete awards banquet to recognize both athletic and academic success. Th e department also established an Academic Honor Roll to honor student-athletes’ with a minimum 3.0 GPA.

Collins has overseen improvements to the athletic facili-ties on campus, including the installation of FieldTurf on Hickox Field as well as a new state-of-the art sound system for the stadium. In addition, all the outdoor athletic fi elds have under-gone improvements to the playing surface. Th e Pratt Recreation Center Gymnasium, home to the basketball and volleyball teams, received a new quality sound system as well as a working press row for media and game operations staff .

A former student-athlete at St. John’s University, Collins played linebacker on the Red Storm’s football team and was the recipient of the Dr. Peter Vitulli Award, given to the St. John’s student-athlete who demonstrated the most courage, persever-ance, dedication and spirit of self-sacrifi ce in seeking to attain the highest ideals of sportsmanship. Collins received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 1987.

Collins and his wife, Patti, reside in Sayville, N.Y. with their son, Tyler (15) and daughter, Megan (10).

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Head Coach, Softball

Chris CaseyHead Coach,

Men’s Basketball

Mark DawsonHead Coach,

Women’s Soccer

Jill FisherAssistant Director,

Athletic Media Relations

Jim GibbonsAsst. Football Coach,

Community Service

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Sean GrennanFaculty Athletic

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Marie GuarnieriAthletic Administrative

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Matt GuercioGame Day Coordinator

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Shantey HillAssociate AD, Senior

Woman Administrator

Brian HughesAssociate AD,

Asst. Football Coach

John JezHead Coach,

Men’s Lacrosse

Meghan McNamaraHead Coach,

Women’s Lacrosse

Rob MorrisHead Coach,

Cross Country

Sarah RallsAthletic Media Relations,

Director

Kathy RentonAssistant Athletic Trainer

Raenee SavinHead Coach,

Field Hockey

Deirdre MooreHead Coach,

Women’s Basketball

Shellane OgoshiHead Coach,

Volleyball

Andreas LindbergHead Coach,

Men’s Soccer

Melissa BeausoleilAssistant Athletic Trainer

Jonathan GillStrength & Conditioning

Coordinator

Asst. Football Coach

Renie SokolowskiHead Coach,

Tennis

Bob SugarEquipment Manager

Pete TimmesHead Coach,

Baseball

Bob TiradoAssistant Athletic Trainer

Maureen TraversHead Coach,

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ATHLETICS FACILITIESATHLETICS FACILITIES

HICKOX FIELDHICKOX FIELD

ROBERT BLITZ FIELDROBERT BLITZ FIELD

SOFTBALL COMPLEXSOFTBALL COMPLEX

BASEBALL FIELDBASEBALL FIELD

FITNESS CENTERFITNESS CENTER

NATATORIUM NATATORIUM

PPRATT RECREATION CENTERRATT RECREATION CENTER


C.W. POST PIONEERS

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SEPTEMBERSEPTEMBERThurs. 2 Franklin Pierce 7 p.m.Thurs. 2 Franklin Pierce 7 p.m.Sat. 4 Southern N.H. 1 p.m.Sat. 4 Southern N.H. 1 p.m.Fri. 10 Fri. 10 BENTLEYBENTLEY 4 p.m. 4 p.m.Sun. 12 Merrimack 1 p.m.Sun. 12 Merrimack 1 p.m.Sat. 18 Millersville 7:30 p.m.Sat. 18 Millersville 7:30 p.m.Wed. 22 American Int’l 7 p.m.Wed. 22 American Int’l 7 p.m.Sat. 25 *NYIT 12 p.m.Sat. 25 *NYIT 12 p.m.Tues. 28 Tues. 28 SAINT ANSELMSAINT ANSELM 4 p.m. 4 p.m.

OCTOBEROCTOBERSat. 2 *Sat. 2 *BRIDGEPORTBRIDGEPORT 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.Sat. 9 Sat. 9 ALUMNI GAMEALUMNI GAME 10 a.m. 10 a.m.Sat. 9 *Sat. 9 *DOWLINGDOWLING 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.Wed. 13 Wed. 13 CALDWELLCALDWELL 3 p.m. 3 p.m.Sat. 16 Sat. 16 *St. Thomas Aquinas 2:30 p.m.*St. Thomas Aquinas 2:30 p.m.Thurs. 21 *Molloy 3:30 p.m.Thurs. 21 *Molloy 3:30 p.m.Sat. 23 *Mercy 3 p.m.Sat. 23 *Mercy 3 p.m.Thurs. 28 Thurs. 28 NYACKNYACK 2 p.m. 2 p.m.Sat. 30 *Sat. 30 *QUEENSQUEENS 2:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

* Denotes East Coast Conference game* Denotes East Coast Conference gameHome games in all Home games in all CAPSCAPS

2010 PIONEERS SCHEDULE 2010 PIONEERS SCHEDULE

2010 C.W. Post Men's Soccer Media Guide

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