Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
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Captain Quick Facts - 2007
Christopher Newport University
Location....................................... Newport News, Va.
Address......................................... 1 University Place
......................................... Newport News, Va. 23606
Enrollment.........................................................4,800
Founded.............................................................1961
Colors...................................... Royal Blue and Silver
Nickname.....................................................Captains
President................................ Sen. Paul S. Trible, Jr.
Men’s Soccer
National Affiliation........................... NCAA Division III
Conference......................... USA South Athletic Conf.
Facility.................................................Captains Field
Starters Returning/Lost.........................................9/2
Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................. 17/8
2006 Record.................................................... 15-5-2
2006 USA South Record and Finish.............5-1-1/1st
Head Coach............................................Steve Shaw
Alma Mater...................................... Morehead St.
Record at CNU/Years.................... 139-65-10 (11)
Overall Record............................... 139-65-10 (11)
Office phone................................... 757-594-7383
Office fax......................................... 757-594-7876
e-mail.......................................... sshaw@cnu.edu
Assistant Coaches...... Ryan Hagerty, Justin Chezem
and Brian Shumate
Athletic Communications
Asst. to A.D. for Athletic Comm............. Wayne Block
Office phone................................... 757-594-7382
Home phone................................... 757-898-8477
Office fax......................................... 757-594-7967
e-mail......................................... wblock@cnu.edu
Dir. Athletic Comm.......................Francis Tommasino
Office phone................................... 757-594-7884
Home phone................................... 757-881-9593
e-mail......................................ftommasi@cnu.edu
Assist. Dir. Athletic Comm.................. Dave Gosselin
Office phone .................................. 757-594-7886
Home Phone ...................................757-566-8411
e-mail ...................................... dgosseli@cnu.edu
Student Assistants: .Alan Fontane, Bev Waller, Chris
Inzirillo, Caroline Morris
Web Site................................. www.cnu.edu/athletics
Athletic Staff
Athletic Director.....................................C.J. Woollum
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7217
Fax.................................................. 757-594-7839
e-mail.........................................cjwoollu@cnu.edu
Assistant AD.............................................Jon Waters
Phone.............................................. 757-594-8895
Assistant to the AD for Acad. Sup......Carolyn Hunter
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7103
Head Trainer..................Chris Jones, ATC,MS,CSCS
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7023
Athletic Business Manager.................... Shanika Ellis
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7288
Adminitrative Assistant......................Judy Stenzhorn
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7290
Faculty Athletic Rep............................. Dr. Kip Redick
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7349
Credits
Writing/Design..............Wayne Block, Dave Gosselin
Cover..................................................... Wayne Block
Still Photography..................................Stacy Whiting
Printing.....................Fidelity Printing, Richmond, Va.
On the Cover
CNU seniors, clockwise from top left, Matt Page,
Michael Caro, Tommy Vieten, Shawn Trueblood
Table of Contents
CNU in General
Athletic facilities.......................................................... Captains Field............................................................ Welcome to Christopher Newport University.............. Home of Champions................................................... Press Services........................................................... Support Staff & Telephones........................................ Virginia Peninsula - A Great Place to Live.................. IFC
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Coaching Staff
Head Coach Steve Shaw........................................... Assistant Coach: Ryan Hagerty................................. Assistant Coach: Brian Shumate................................ Assistant Coach: Justin Chezem................................ 4
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Captain Record Book & History
All-Time Roster........................................................... All-Time Scores.......................................................... Captains Field ........................................................... Career & Season Leaders.......................................... Coaching Records...................................................... Hat Tricks.................................................................... Honors........................................................................ Individual & Team Records......................................... Men’s Soccer History.................................................. Records vs. All Opponents......................................... Tournament Results................................................... Yearly Leaders............................................................ 24
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2007 Season
2007 Opponents......................................................... 26
2007 Outlook.............................................................. 9
2007 Roster................................................................ 5
2007 Schedule........................................................... 3, BC
Meet the Captains...................................................... 10
2006 Season
2006 USA South Athletic Conference......................... 31
2006 Results.............................................................. 7
2006 Review............................................................... 8
2006 Statistics ........................................................... 6
Press Services
The Department of Athletic Communications of
Christopher Newport University wishes to make
your visit to the campus, or your efforts to cover the
university’s athletic programs from your office, as
easy as possible.
Therefore, we will attempt to provide any service
you may need that is within the scope of our abilities.
MEDIA INFORMATION - Complete biographical
information on all players and coaches, photographs
of individuals or game action, complete statistics and
media guides are available upon request.
GAME SERVICES - Complete game information is
available within 15 minutes after the completion of a
game.
PHONES, FAX - Telephones and a fax machine are
available in the athletic offices at all times.
INTERNET, E-MAIL - CNU has a comprehensive
World Wide Web site at http://www.cnu.edu/athletics.
A link to the Dixie Conference web site is loacted
at the top of CNU’s home page. CNU also offers
up-to-date e-mail service with complete results
after each game and a weekly update. To subscribe
contact Assistant to the Athletic Director for Athletic
Communications Wayne Block. His e-mail address is
wblock@cnu.edu.
2007 Schedule
Date Day
Opponent
Time
August
31-1 Fri. -Sat. VCAM/CNU Classic
31
Fri.
Greensboro vs. Messiah 5:00
31
Fri.
CNU vs. East. Mennonite 7:30
September
1
Sat.
Greensboro vs. E. Menn. 5:00
1
Sat.
CNU vs. Messiah
7:30
7-8 Fri.-Sat. Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
7
Fri.
York (PA) vs. Kean 5:00
7
Fri.
CNU vs. Co. of New Jersey7:30
8
Sat.
York vs. Co. of New Jersey5:00
8
Sat.
CNU vs. Kean
7:30
15
Sat.
York (PA)
2:30
16
Sun.
Villa Julie
1:00
21
Fri.
Univ. of D.C.
4:00
26
Wed.
VA Wesleyan
7:00
29
Sat.
Averett*
1:00
30
Sun.
Ferrum*
2:00
October
3
Wed.
Shenandoah*
7:00
6
Sat.
Methodist*
7:00
10
Wed.
Roanoke
7:00
13
Sat.
Greensboro*
2:00
17
Wed.
Salisbury
3:30
20
Sat.
St. Mary’s (MD)
7:00
24
Wed.
Mary Washington
7:00
27
Sat.
NC Wesleyan*
7:00
30
Tue.
USA South Quarterfinals TBA
November
2-3 Fri.-Sat. USA South Tournament
TBA
*USA South Conf. games
Home Games in Bold
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
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Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
The Coaching Staff
Head Coach Steve Shaw
When Steve Shaw arrived at Christopher
Newport in 1996, one of his main goals was
to rebuild the Captains’ soccer team into a
nationally prominent program. He accomplished this in 2000 when he took his squad
to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament.
By advancing to the Elite Eight, Shaw
accomplished something that no other CNU
athletic team had ever done at that time.
The Captains posted their best record in
history in 2000, going 18-3-1, playing another power-packed schedule.
The Dixie Conference recognized his efforts
once again by naming him Coach of the
Year.
CNU also had another first in its soccer
history, the first ever night game. With the
addition of lights, and one of the finest facilities around, CNU was able to host its first
three NCAA Tournament games in 2000.
Shaw took his squad back to the NCAA
Tournament in 2006, when his squad re-
ceived an at-large bid. The Captains won their
first game but lost in the second round.
A native of Marshfield, Massachusetts, Shaw
came to CNU in 1996 following six seasons as
an assistant at William & Mary. His first team
at CNU surprised everyone by going 13-5,
just one year after the program had suffered
through a 5-11 season. That squad cracked the
NCAA South Region Top 10 for the first time in
many years.
Shaw’s imprint on the William & Mary program is evident by the fact the team went 8632-14 in his six seasons there. Shaw was one
of the key architects that turned the program
into a national power.
Shaw can also be seen working with young
people throughout the Tidewater community,
mentoring young soccer players from the inner
city as well as the Virginia Legacy Soccer Club.
He has also made two trips to Africa where
he has conducted clinics and donated soccer
equipment while working with the International
Young Life Organization and working with kids
in Honduras.
In 11 seasons, Shaw has amassed an overall
record of 139-65-10, by far the best record in
men’s soccer history at CNU. His coaching career has spanned 30 years and has produced
a record of 324-133-40.
Shaw was also an outstanding player at
Morehead State, where he was nominated for
All-America honors.
He spent two years with the LaLiga Alajuelense Youth Reserve team in Costa Rica and
played for the Kentucky Kickers, the state’s
amateur champions.
After earning his bachelor’s degree, Shaw
earned his masters from Eastern Kentucky.
He is fluent in Spanish and also has a working
knowledge of French, Portuguese and Italian.
Shaw and his wife Alice reside in Newport
News, VA.
The Shaw
Fact Sheet
Hometown: Marshfield, Mass.
Birthdate: Aug. 28, 1952
Education: A.B. Morehead St., 1974
MA Eastern Kentucky, 1981
Coaching: Head Coach: Berea Community H.S.,
Berea, Ky., 1978-80
Head Coach:James E. Taylor H.S.,
Katy, Texas, 1983-90
Head Coach: Lafayette H.S.,
Williamsburg, Va. 1990-94
Assistant Coach:
William & Mary, 1990-95
Head Coach,
CNU, 1996-present
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Ryan Hagerty
Assistant Coach
Brian Shumate
Assistant Coach
Justin Chezem
Assistant Coach
Another one of head coach Steve
Shaw’s former players returns for his
fourth season as an assistant coach.
Ryan Hagerty, a Virginia Beach, VA.,
native, takes
over as top man
for Head Coach
Steve Shaw.
Hagerty was
instrumental in
the Captains’ run
to the Elite Eight
in 2000, anchoring a defense
that allowed just
18 goals in 22
games. Hagerty
finished his
three-year CNU
career with three goals.
He led his team to a state championship
in high school, and also garnered First
Team All-Beach District as well as first
team all-state honors while at Kempsville
H.S..
Hagerty is currently an eighth grade History teacher at Crittenden Middle School
in Newport News.
Returning to the bench after a hiatus is
former CNU goalkeeper Brian Shumate.
Shumate played for Head Coach Steve
Shaw from 2000-2004. He finished his career
on a positive note
as he earned First
Team All-USA
South. Shumate
had a 1.24 GAA,
93 saves and nine
shutouts in 2004.
As a junior, Shumate was also a
First Team All-Conference choice and
was also selected
Third Team All-Region. He was also
named the MVP of
the Blue Marlin/VA Wesleyan Classic in 2003.
He finished his career with an overall record
of 24-12-5. He had a 1.21 GAA and totaled
14 shutouts and stopped 177 shots.
Shumate graduated from CNU with a degree in Business Finance.
Chezem returns to CNU after a stint away
from campus for his first season on the Captains’ bench.
He, too, was a four-year player for Head
Coach Steve
Shaw from 20002004. Chezem, a
freshman, helped
anchor the Captains defense that
advanced to the
Elite 8 in 2000.
He was a First
Team All-USA
South pick as a
senior in 2004.
In 2003, Chezem
was again a
First Team AllConference pick, named to the USA South’s
All-Tournament Team and was also a Third
Team All-South pick.
Chezem graduated with a degree in Business Marketing.
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
2007 Roster
2007 Numerical Roster
NoName
2 Casey Glancy** 3 Bryan Davis** 4 Chris Thome 5 Jimmy Hash** 7 Kyle Allan** 8 Matt Page*** 9 Stephen Harrell** 10 Shawn Trueblood*** 11 Kevin Greenberg* 12 John Corser* 13 Brian Tweed** 15 Andrew Carver** 16 Tyler Clare 17 Michael Caro*** 18 Kenny Huttman** 21 Jared Knaus 22 Jimmy Majewski** 23 James Nugent** 24 Tim Carr* 25 Brock Hughes 26 Tommy Vieten*** 27 Brandon Watson* 28 Matt Tengs* Class
Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr.
Jr. Sr. So. So. Jr. Jr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. So. Sr. So. So. Pos
D
M
D
M
M
D
M
D
D
M
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
D
D
F
GK GK GK Ht.
5-10
5-6 5-9 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-1 5-8 5-10 5-10 6-0 6-1 5-5 5-10 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-6 6-1 Wt. Hometown
160 Fairfax, VA 145 Barhamsville, VA 155 Montclair, VA 175 Montclair, VA 160 Fairfax, VA 165 Newport News, VA 165 Chesterfield, VA 175 Williamsburg, VA 140 Fairfax Station, VA 158 Burke, VA Lake 149 Springfield, VA 150 Lottsburg, VA 175 Williamsburg, VA 140 Alexandria, VA 150 Reston, VA 145 Burke, VA 170 Prince George, VA 170 Pocomoke, MD 185 Williamsburg, VA 165 Williamsburg, VA 190 Ashburn, VA 215 Montclair, VA 170 Springfield, VA High School
Fairfax
New Kent Forest Park Forest Park Fairfax
Peninsula Catholic Manchester
Lafayette
Hayfield
Braddock West Springfield Christchurch
Jamestown
West Potomac Herndon
Lake Braddock Prince George Pocomoke
Jamestown
Lafayette
Broad Run Forest Park West Springfield
Derek Shaw and Daniel Fogarty
Head Coach: Steve Shaw
Assistant Coaches: Ryan Hagerty, Brian Shumate and Justin Chezem
Trainers: Chris Jones, ATC,MS,CSCS, Chad Fraser, MSEd., ATC/L, CSCS
*previous CNU experience
P
ronunciation Guide
Mike Caro
CAR-o
Justin Chezem
Jared Knaus
Jimmy Majewski
Chris Thome
Tommy Vieten
CHIS-m
cuh-naws
muh-JOO-ski
rhymes with home
vee-TEN
2007 Alphabetical Roster
NoName
7 Kyle Allan** 17 Michael Caro*** 24 Tim Carr* 15 Andrew Carver** 16 Tyler Clare 12 John Corser* 3 Bryan Davis** 2 Casey Glancy** 11 Kevin Greenberg* 9 Stephen Harrell** 5 Jimmy Hash** 25 Brock Hughes 18 Kenny Huttman** 21 Jared Knaus 22 Jimmy Majewski** 23 James Nugent** 8 Matt Page*** 28 Matt Tengs* 4 Chris Thome 10 Shawn Trueblood*** 13 Brian Tweed** 26 Tommy Vieten*** 27 Brandon Watson* Class
Jr. Sr.
So. Jr.
Fr.
So. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr.
So. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Pos
M
F
D
F
F
M
M
D
D
M
M
F
F
M
F
D
D
GK D
D
M
GK GK Ht.
6-0 5-5 6-2 6-0 6-1 5-10 5-6 5-10
5-8 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-1 6-1 5-9 6-1 5-10 6-0 6-6 Wt. Hometown
160 Fairfax, VA 140 Alexandria, VA 185 Williamsburg, VA 150 Lottsburg, VA 175 Williamsburg, VA 158 Burke, VA Lake 145 Barhamsville, VA 160 Fairfax, VA 140 Fairfax Station, VA 165 Chesterfield, VA 175 Montclair, VA 165 Williamsburg, VA 150 Reston, VA 145 Burke, VA 170 Prince George, VA 170 Pocomoke, MD 165 Newport News, VA 170 Springfield, VA 155 Montclair, VA 175 Williamsburg, VA 149 Springfield, VA 190 Ashburn, VA 215 Montclair, VA High School
Fairfax
West Potomac Jamestown
Christchurch
Jamestown
Braddock New Kent Fairfax
Hayfield
Manchester
Forest Park Lafayette
Herndon
Lake Braddock Prince George Pocomoke
Peninsula Catholic West Springfield
Forest Park Lafayette
West Springfield Broad Run Forest Park Head Coach: Steve Shaw
Assistant Coaches: Ryan Hagerty, Brian Shumate and Justin Chezem
Trainers: Chris Jones, ATC,MS,CSCS, Chad Fraser, MSEd., ATC/L, CSCS
*previous CNU experience
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Scoring
## Name
17 CARO, Michael
14 SHAW, Derek
4 FOGARTY, Daniel
7 ALLAN, Kyle
13 TWEED, Brian
1 SMALL, Galen
9 HARRELL, Stephen
8 PAGE, Matt
11 GREENBERG, Kevin
3 DAVIS, Bryan
22 MAJEWSKI, Jimmy
23 NUGENT, James
2 GLANCY, Casey
10 TRUEBLOOD, Shawn
5 HASH, Jimmy
16 MARTIN, Kyle
6 CARR, Tim
20 MCCOY, Andrew
15 CARVER, Andrew
18 MAHIQUES, Zach
12 CORSER, John
3 DAVIS, Bryan
Total...............
Opponents...........
Goalkeeping
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
2006 Statistics
OVERALL
GP G A
Pts Sh Shot% YC-RC GW PK
20
13 9
35
43 .302 1-0
2
0
22
9
15 33
62 .145 3-0
2
0
21
12 6
30
70 .171 6-0
3
4
21
5
8
18
19 .263 1-0
2
0
22
4
5
13
23 .174 0-0
1
0
22
5
1
11
30 .167 1-0
2
0
20
4
0
8
19 .211 0-0
0
0
22
2
4
8
20 .100 4-0
0
0
22
3
1
7
10 .300 1-0
2
0
22
3
0
6
4
.750 2-0
0
1
16
2
2
6
10 .200 0-0
0
0
21
1
1
3
9
.111
1-1
0
0
15
1
1
3
9
.111
0-0
0
0
22
1
1
3
5
.200 0-0
0
0
21
1
1
3
3
.333 3-0
0
0
7
0
3
3
1
.000 0-0
0
0
13
1
0
2
7
.143 0-0
0
0
8
1
0
2
3
.333 0-0
0
0
6
0
0
0
4
.000 0-0
0
0
7
0
0
0
1
.000 0-0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
.000 0-0
0
0
19
0
0
0
0
.000 2-0
0
0
22
69 58 196 352 .196 23-1
15 5
22
20 14 54
182 .110 37-4
5
1
##
Name
28
TENGS, Matt
26
VIETEN, Tommy
Total...............
Opponents...........
Team Totals
OVERALL
GP Min.
GAAvg Svs Pct W L T
17 1581:37 15 0.85 62
.805 11 4 2
5
450:00 5 1.00 10
.667 4 1 0
22 2031:37 20 0.89 75
.789 15 5 2
22 2031:37 69 3.06 138 .667 5 15 2
TEAM STATISTICS
CNUM
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
69-352
Goals scored average
3.06
Shot pct.
.196
Shots on goal-Attempts
206-352
SOG pct.
.585
Shots/Game
16.0
Assists
58
CORNER KICKS
134
PENALTY KICKS
5-7
PENALTIES
Yellow cards
23
Red cards
1
ATTENDANCE
Total
5164
Dates/Avg Per Date
10/516
Neutral Site #/Avg
3/83
6
CONFERENCE
GP G A Pts
6
1 5 7
6
2 4 8
6
5 0 10
5
1 1 3
6
0 1 1
6
4 0 8
4
0 0 0
6
0 1 1
6
1 0 2
6
1 0 2
5
1 1 3
5
0 0 0
4
0 0 0
6
0 1 1
6
0 1 1
0
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
2
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
6
0 0 0
6
17 15 49
6
3 0 6
OPP
20-182
0.89
.110
95-182
.522
8.3
14
86
1-1
37
4
2345
9/261
CONFERENCE
Sho GP Min.
9
5-5 470:00
2
1-1 90:00
11 6
560:00
1
6
560:00
Sh
10
17
29
5
3
11
2
8
2
2
5
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
99
51
GA
2
1
3
17
Shot%
.100
.118
.172
.200
.000
.364
.000
.000
.500
.500
.200
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.172
.059
Avg
0.38
1.00
0.48
2.73
Svs
24
1
25
37
Individual Game Highs
POINTS 4
4
4
GOALS 2
2
2
ASSISTS 3
2
2
SHOTS 8
6
6
SOG
5
5
SAVES 13
8
YC-RC
0-0
1-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
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
5-0
14-3
Pct
.923
.500
.893
.685
W
4
1
5
0
GW
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5
0
L
0
0
0
5
PK
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
T
1
0
1
1
SHAW, Derek vs St. Mary’s (MD) (Oct 21)
ALLAN, Kyle vs St. Mary’s (MD) (Oct 21)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Salisbury Sea Gulls (Oct 18)
ALLAN, Kyle vs St. Mary’s (MD) (Oct 21)
CARO, Michael vs Salisbury Sea Gulls (Oct 18)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Salisbury Sea Gulls (Oct 18)
CARO, Michael vs St. Mary’s (MD) (Oct 21)
TWEED, Brian vs Chestnut Hill (Nov 08)
SHAW, Derek vs St. Mary’s (MD) (Oct 21)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Averett University (Sep 30)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Salisbury Sea Gulls (Oct 18)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Greensboro College (Oct 14)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Salisbury Sea Gulls (Oct 18)
FOGARTY, Daniel vs Greensboro College (Oct 14)
TENGS, Matt at NC Wesleyan (Oct 28)
TENGS, Matt vs Salisbury Sea Gulls (Oct 18)
TEAM RECORD
Overall:
Conference:
Home:
Away:
Neutral:
Overtime:
W-L-T
15-5-2
5-0-1
8-1-1
4-4-1
3-0-0
1-2-2
ATTEND
Total:
Home:
Away:
Neutral:
Total
7759
5164
2345
250
Dates
22
10
9
3
Average
353
516
261
83
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3
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Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
2006
Results & Statistics
WL
Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored (Assists)
Date
Opponent
Sep 02, 2006
JOHNSON & WALES
W
6-0
1-0-0
0-0-0 400
GREENBERG, Kevin (FOGARTY, Daniel), FOGARTY, Daniel (ALLAN, Kyle), ALLAN, Kyle (PAGE, Matt;SMALL, Galen)
CARO, Michael (SHAW, Derek), TWEED, Brian (MARTIN, Kyle),
HARRELL, Stephen (MARTIN, Kyle)
Sep 03, 2006
#10 YORK (PA) L
1-3
1-1-0
0-0-0 255
SHAW, Derek (unassisted)
Sep. 9, 2006
vs Oglethorpe Univ.
W
2-1
2-1-0
0-0-0 100
CARO, Michael (GREENBERG, Kevin), FOGARTY, Daniel (SHAW, Derek)
Sep 10, 2006
at #11 Emory University L OT 1-2
2-2-0
0-0-0 0-0-0
PAGE, Matt (ALLAN, Kyle)
Sep 13, 2006
at Hampden-Sydney
W
5-1
3-2-0
0-0-0 97
SHAW, Derek (unassisted), TWEED, Brian (FOGARTY, Daniel), CARR, Tim (SHAW, Derek;NUGENT, James), FOGARTY, Daniel (CARO, Michael), HARRELL, Stephen (unassisted)
Sep 16, 2006
vs Villa Julie
W
5-0
4-2-0
0-0-0 100
SHAW, Derek (unassisted), TRUEBLOOD, Shawn (SHAW, Derek),
CARO, Michael (ALLAN, Kyle), TWEED, Brian (PAGE, Matt),
CARO, Michael (FOGARTY, Daniel;SHAW, Derek)
Sep 17, 2006
vs Huntingdon
W
8-0
5-2-0
0-0-0 50
GREENBERG, Kevin (FOGARTY, Daniel), CARO, Michael (FOGARTY, Daniel), CARO, Michael (SHAW, Derek), SHAW, Derek (CARO, Michael), GLANCY, Casey (unassisted),
MAJEWSKI, Jimmy (TWEED, Brian;GLANCY, Casey), HARRELL, Stephen (CARVER, Andrew), TEAM (unassisted)
Sep 20, 2006
at Roanoke
L OT 2-3
5-3-0
0-0-0 100
SHAW, Derek (PAGE, Matt), FOGARTY, Daniel (penalty kick)
Sep 27, 2006
at Virginia Wesleyan
L
2-3
5-4-0
0-0-0 850
CARO, Michael (ALLAN, Kyle), CARO, Michael (FOGARTY, Daniel)
Sep 29, 2006
FERRUM*
W
4-0
6-4-0
1-0-0 900
TEAM (unassisted), SHAW, Derek (CARO, Michael;ALLAN, Kyle)
FOGARTY, Daniel (SHAW, Derek), SMALL, Galen (HASH, Jimmy)
Sep 30, 2006
AVERETT* W
4-1
7-4-0
2-0-0 552
CARO, Michael (SHAW, Derek), ALLAN, Kyle (CARO, Michael;PAGE, Matt), SMALL, Galen (MAJEWSKI, Jimmy),
SMALL, Galen (TWEED, Brian)
Oct 4, 2006
at Shenandoah*
W
2-1
8-4-0
3-0-0 278
FOGARTY, Daniel (TRUEBLOOD, Shawn), SHAW, Derek (unassisted)
Oct 07, 2006
at Methodist*
W
4-0
9-4-0
4-0-0 120
SMALL, Galen (SHAW, Derek), FOGARTY, Daniel (penalty kick),
MAJEWSKI, Jimmy (CARO, Michael), DAVIS, Bryan (unassisted)
Oct 14, 2006
GREENSBORO*
W
2-0
10-4-0 5-0-0 975
FOGARTY, Daniel (unassisted), FOGARTY, Daniel (CARO, M
Michael;SHAW, Derek)
Oct 18, 2006
SALISBURY
W
4-1
11-4-0 5-0-0 499
CARO, Michael (ALLAN, Kyle), FOGARTY, Daniel (penalty kick),
FOGARTY, Daniel (MAJEWSKI, Jimmy), CARO, Michael (SHAW, Derek)
Oct 21, 2006
ST. MARY’S (MD)
W
5-0
12-4-0 5-0-0 779
ALLAN, Kyle (CARO, Michael), ALLAN, Kyle (SHAW, Derek)
HARRELL, Stephen (SHAW, Derek), SHAW, Derek (CARO, Michael), TWEED, Brian (CARO, Michael)
Oct 25, 2006
at Mary Washington
W OT 1-0
13-4-0 5-0-0 100
CARO, Michael (ALLAN, Kyle)
Oct 28, 2006
at #10 NC Wesleyan*
T O2 1-1
13-4-1 5-0-1 300
GREENBERG, Kevin (CARO, Michael)
Nov 03, 2006
METHODIST#
W
5-0
14-4-1 5-0-1 404
CARO, Michael (SHAW, Derek), SHAW, Derek (unassisted)
FOGARTY, Daniel (penalty kick), DAVIS, Bryan (unassisted),
MCCOY, Andrew (MARTIN, Kyle)
Nov 04, 2006
GREENSBORO# T O2 0-0
14-4-2 5-0-1 5-0-1
Nov 08, 2006
CHESTNUT HILL@
W
4-0
15-4-2 5-0-1 400
SMALL, Galen (ALLAN, Kyle), PAGE, Matt (TWEED, Brian),
DAVIS, Bryan (unassisted), HASH, Jimmy (TWEED, Brian)
Nov 11, 2006
at #12 Johns Hopkins@ L
1-3
15-5-2 5-0-1 500
NUGENT, James (SHAW, Derek)
* USA South matches
# USA South Tournament
@ NCAA Tournament
Category Leaders
##
17
14
4
7
13
1
9
8
POINTS
CARO, Michael
SHAW, Derek
FOGARTY, Daniel
ALLAN, Kyle
TWEED, Brian
SMALL, Galen
HARRELL, Stephen
PAGE, Matt
GP
20
22
21
21
22
22
20
22
G
13
9
12
5
4
5
4
2
A
9
15
6
8
5
1
0
4
Pts
35
33
30
18
13
11
8
8
Shots
43
62
70
19
23
30
19
20
##
17
4
14
7
1
13
9
3
GOALS
CARO, Michael
FOGARTY, Daniel
SHAW, Derek
ALLAN, Kyle
SMALL, Galen
TWEED, Brian
HARRELL, Stephen
DAVIS, Bryan
GP
20
21
22
21
22
22
20
22
G
13
12
9
5
5
4
4
3
A
9
6
15
8
1
5
0
0
Pts
35
30
33
18
11
13
8
6
43
70
62
19
30
23
19
4
##
4
17
14
1
7
11
13
GAME WINNING GOALS
FOGARTY, Daniel
CARO, Michael
SHAW, Derek
SMALL, Galen
ALLAN, Kyle
GREENBERG, Kevin
TWEED, Brian
GP
21
20
22
22
21
22
22
GWG
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
##
14
17
7
4
13
8
16
22
ASSISTS
SHAW, Derek
CARO, Michael
ALLAN, Kyle
FOGARTY, Daniel
TWEED, Brian
PAGE, Matt
MARTIN, Kyle
MAJEWSKI, Jimmy
GP
22
20
21
21
22
22
7
16
G
9
13
5
12
4
2
0
2
A
15
9
8
6
5
4
3
2
Pts
33
35
18
30
13
8
3
6
Shots
62
43
19
70
23
20
1
10
##
4
14
17
1
13
8
7
9
SHOTS
FOGARTY, Daniel
SHAW, Derek
CARO, Michael
SMALL, Galen
TWEED, Brian
PAGE, Matt
ALLAN, Kyle
HARRELL, Stephen
GP
21
22
20
22
22
22
21
20
G
12
9
13
5
4
2
5
4
A
6
15
9
1
5
4
8
0
Sh
70
62
43
30
23
20
19
19
Shot%
.171
.145
.302
.167
.174
.100
.263
.211
##
3
20
5
17
11
7
9
22
SHOT PCT
DAVIS, Bryan
MCCOY, Andrew
HASH, Jimmy
CARO, Michael
GREENBERG, Kevin
ALLAN, Kyle
HARRELL, Stephen
MAJEWSKI, Jimmy
GP
22
8
21
20
22
21
20
16
G
3
1
1
13
3
5
4
2
A
0
0
1
9
1
8
0
2
Sh
4
3
3
43
10
19
19
10
Shot%
.750
.333
.333
.302
.300
.263
.211
.200
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
7
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Looking Back at 2006
8
Difficult schedules have once again become
tied NC Wesleyan on the road 1-1, which helped the
a tradition for head coach Steve Shaw and his squad.
Captains win the regular season championship and the
2006 was nothing different. With teams such as VA
right to host the USA South Conference Tournament.
Wesleyan, Salisbury, York (PA) and Emory, to name a
In the USA South Tournament, CNU opened with
few, the Captains played those opponents very tough
a 5-0 win over Methodist in the semifinals. In the chamand gained a tremendous amount of experience playing pionship, Greensboro, fresh off a win over NC Wesleyan
those difficult teams out of conference.
in the other semifinal, fought to a 0-0 double overtime
This schedule helped propel the Captains into
tie. The Pride defeated the Captains 4-3 in the shootout
the NCAA Tournament by virtue
to win the title.
of an at-large bid and it also
All was not lost for CNU
earned CNU a first round home
as they received one of the very
game where they defeated
few and precious at-large bids
Chestnut Hill, 5-0.
into the NCAA Tournament. It
The USA South was just
was the first appearance for
as solid, boasting NC Wesleyan
Christopher Newport in the
and Greensboro, who won the
NCAA’s since the 2000 season.
USA South Conference TournaThe Captains wasted no time in
ment in 2006 by defeating CNU
making the most of it with a 5-0
in a shootout. NC Wesleyan,
win over Chestnut Hill.
CNU and Greensboro all earned
CNU’s season came to
bids into the NCAA Tournament
an end in the second round, as
in 2006, a feat that hasn’t hapthe Captains lost at Johns Hoppened in quite some time.
kins, 3-1.
The Captains finished
Individually, Michael
with an overall record of 15-5-2
Caro led the Captains in goals
and 5-0-1 in the USA South.
with 13 and points with 35. He
CNU won the regular season
was a First Team all-USA South
for the first time since the 2000
choice and was also named
season, the same year that
First Team All-State. Derek
squad advanced to the Elite 8 of
Shaw set a new single season
the NCAA Tournament.
school record with 15 assists.
Shaw once again
The senior also scored nine
Daniel Fogarty
hosted the Joe Pombriant/CNU
goals and had 33 points. He,
Classic to open the season. The
too, was a First Team All-USA
Captains opened the year with a 6-0 win over Johnson
South pick, Second Team All-Region and first team All& Wales before falling 3-1 to No. 10 York (PA) on day
State. Daniel Fogarty scored 12 goals and had 30 points
two.
and was named the USA South’s Player of the Year as
After the CNU Classic, Christopher Newport
well as being a First Team All-Conference and All-State
traveled to Atlanta, GA for two matches. The Captains
pick. Fogarty was also the State’s Player of the Year and
defeated Oglethorpe 2-1 before falling by the same
a First Team All-Region selection.
score in overtime to No. 12 Emory.
Matt Tengs was named the conference’s Rookie
CNU then traveled to Hampden-Sydney where
of the Year and First Team All-USA South. Tengs was
they won 5-1. The Captains then went to Fayetteville,
also a Second Team All-State pick and a Third Team
NC to play in the Methodist Tournament. Christopher
All-Region choice. He finished the year 11-4-2 with nine
Newport defeated Villa Julie 5-0 and Huntingdon 8-0.
shutouts and a 0.85 goals against average.
The Captains, playing their sixth straight road
Bryan Davis and Matt Page, two anchors of a
contest, lost 3-2 in overtime to Roanoke. The road trip
defense that allowed 20 goals in 22 games, were also
ended with a 3-2 loss at VA Wesleyan.
named First Team All-USA South. Davis and Page were
CNU then began a streak of 10 straight matches also named All-South.
without a loss.
Midfielders Kyle Allan and Galen Small were
The streak began with wins over Ferrum and
Second Team All-Conference selections.
Averett. The Captains then defeated Shenandoah (2-1), Head Coach Steve Shaw received his fourth
Methodist (4-0), Greensboro (2-0), Salisbury (4-1), St.
USA South Coach of the Year award in 2006.
Mary’s (MD) (5-0) and Mary Washington (1-0). The lone Caro, Shaw, Allan, Davis and Page were all
non-win in the streak came when Christopher Newport
named to the USA South’s All-Tournament Team.
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
The Outlook for 2007
Head Coach Steve Shaw reloaded with numerous new playFORWARDS
ers on the roster in 2006. In 2007, Shaw returns 17 of his 25 players
Leading scorer Michael Caro (Arlington, VA, West
from last year.
Potomac H.S.), with 13 goals and 35 points, will return to lead the
Shaw returns his whole defensive backfield along with his
way offensively to provide the team with the fire-power and scoring it
starting goalkeeper from a year ago. Defense will be a staple of this
will need. Caro was a First Team All-Conference choice and was also
2007 season.
named to the USA South’s All-Tournament squad. Kenny Huttman
Despite returning 17 players, including nine starters from a
(Reston, VA, Herndon H.S.), who returns after a year’s absence,
year ago, the Coach of the Year in the USA South chose the Captains
will also be ready to go. Huttman scored five times and assisted on
to finish second in the preseason poll.
three others during the 2005 season.
CNU will play it’s usual highJunior speedster James Majewski
powered schedule in 2007 as they
(Prince George, VA, Price George
play five teams that participated in
H.S.) will also be a major contributor
the NCAA tournament in 2006. That
along with newcomers Brock Hughes
includes the National Champions,
(Williamsburg, VA, Lafayette H.S.)
Messiah. Five All Conference players
and Tyler Clare (Williamsburg, VA,
will return to lead CNU in the 2007
Jamestown H.S.). Both are proven
Season.
goalscorers. Junior Andrew Carver
The biggest challenge for the Cap(Lottsburg, VA, Christchurch H.S.) can
tains will be to replace the leadership
play forward and midfield.
and firepower of last year’s seniors
SCHEDULE
who scored almost 40% of their goals
As always, Shaw has put together
in 2006.
another loaded schedule. To start the
GOALKEEPERS 2007 campaign, the Captains have two
All three goalkeepers on
consecutive home tournaments. The
last year’s roster return, sophomore
first annual VCAM/CNU Classic begins
Matt Tengs (Springfield, VA, West
the year as the Captains have invited
Springfield H.S.), junior Tommy
Eastern Mennonite, Greensboro and
Vieten (Ashburn, VA, Broad Run
three-time defending national champion
H.S.), and sophomore Brandon
Messiah. CNU opens the year by facing
Watson (Montclair, VA, Forest Park
Eastern Mennonite and concludes the
H.S.). Tengs had a fantastic freshman
tournament by taking on Messiah. The
campaign between the posts. He was
following weekend, the Captains host
a First Team All-USA South choice and
the Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic. Joining
also named the conference’s Rookie of
CNU in this year’s tournament are 2006
the Year.
NCAA Playoff participant York (PA). The
DEFENDERS
Spartans were 21-0-3 last year and lost
For the second year in
in the sectional final. The College of
a row, the entire defense returns.
New Jersey and Kean round out this
The back will be anchored by Allyear’s field. CNU will host TCNJ and
Region and All-Conference defender
Kean in this year’s tournament.
Matt Page (Newport News, VA,
After a week off, CNU will hit the road
Peninsula Catholic H.S.). Sophomore
and play at York, where the Captains will
Kevin Greenberg (Fairfax Station,
make their first appearance. CNU will
VA, Hayfield H.S.) will move
then travel to Maryland to take on Villa
Michael Caro
from the midfield to the sweeper
Julie the very next day, Sunday, Sept.
position. Senior Shawn Trueblood
16.
(Williamsburg, VA, Lafayette H.S.) at center back and junior James
After a 10-day hiatus, Christopher Newport will host crossNugent (Pocomoke, MD, Pocomoke H.S.) on the left side. CNU’s
water rival VA Wesleyan on Sept. 26 at 7 pm. Shaw will then take his
defense from last year allowed just 20 goals in 22 games and helped
squad to western Virginia where the Captains will play their first two
the squad advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
conference games of 2007. On Saturday, Sept. 29, CNU heads to
Newcomer Chris Thome (Montclair, VA, Forest Park H.S.) will be
Danville to take on Averett and then northwest to Ferrum on Sunday.
ready for action on the left back and midfield positions.
The Captains return home for three consecutive home
MIDFIELDERS
matches starting with Shenandoah on Oct. 3. Methodist comes
The midfield is deep and experienced with five juniors
to town on Oct. 6 and non-conference foe Roanoke rounds out the
ready to go. All-Region and All-Conference choice Bryan Davis
three-game homestand on Oct. 10.
(Barhamsville, VA, New Kent H.S.) moves from the back into the
Christopher Newport’s final two road regular season
middle and will be joined by Second Team All-USA South pick Kyle
matches come on Oct. 13 when they travel to Greensboro to take on
Allan (Fairfax, VA, Fairfax H.S.), a junior who has been a two-year
the Pride. The final road match is Oct. 17 against South Region foe,
starter. Allan was also named to the USA South’s All-Tournament
Salisbury.
team in 2006. Outside speed demons Brian Tweed (Springfield,
CNU returns home for the squad’s final three regular
VA, West Springfield) and Stephen Harrell (Chesterfield, VA,
season games. St. Mary’s (MD) begins the homestand on Oct. 20,
Manchester H.S.) have the inside track on the flanks. Tweed returns
followed by Mary Washington on the 24th. The Captains conclude
for his junior year and should solidify the outside left while Harrell,
the regular season on Oct. 27 when they host NC Wesleyan.
another junior, saw considerable action last year on the right side.
The USA South quarterfinals start on Tuesday, Oct. 30 as
John Corser (Burke, VA, Lake Braddock H.S.) and freshman Jared
the three and six seeds and the four and five seeds meet. Those
Knaus (Burke, VA, Lake Braddock). Junior Casey Glancy (Fairfax,
games will be played at the higher seeds. The team that finishes first
VA, Fairfax H.S.) and sophomore Tim Carr (Williamsburg, VA,
in the regular season will host the USA South Final Four on Nov. 2-3.
Jamestown H.S.) will see action not only in the midfield but also in
the defense. James Hash (Montclair, VA, Forest Park H.S.) also
returns to play a key role in the offense from the midfield position.
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
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Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Michael Caro
# 17
Senior, Forward, 5-5, 140
Alexandria, VA, West Potomac H.S.
2006 - JUNIOR
Caro had a breakout junior campaign ... Saw action in 20 games while starting
13 ... Led the team in goals with 13 and points with 35 ... Also tacked on a career-high nine assists ... Scored the game-winner in overtime at Mary Washington ... First Team All-USA South and All-State pick ... Also named to the Dean’s
List and a member of the USA South’s All-Academic team.
2005 - sophomore
Had a successful second season in a CNU uniform ... Saw time in 17 games,
starting one ... Scored five times, including two in a 4-0 win over Ferrum ... Also
had three assists and finished with 13 points.
2004 - freshman
Saw action in 15 games as a freshman ... His only goal was the game-winner at
Chowan ... Assisted on one goal in a 9-0 win over Ferrum.
AT WEST POTOMAC
Played four years of soccer at West Potomac ... An all-district selection as a
senior.
PERSONAL
Michael Javier Caro was born on May 8, 1985 in Arlington, VA ... Major is
Finance ... Son of Domingo and Mary Ellen Caro ... One brother, David, 20 ...
One sister, Teresa, 17.
Year
2004
2005
2006
Career
Games
15
17
20
52
CARO’S CNU CAREER
Starts Goals Assists
0
1
1
1
5
3
13
13
9
14
19
13
Points
3
13
35
41
Matt Page
#
8
S
,D
, 6-1, 165
enior
efender
Newport News, VA,
Peninsula Catholic H.S.
Year
2004
2005
2006
Career
10
Games
20
19
22
61
PAGE’S CNU CAREER
Starts Goals Assists
20
2
1
19
3
4
22
2
4
61
7
9
Points
5
10
8
23
2006 - JUNIOR
Started all 22 games in 2006 ... Scored twice and assisted on four others
... Was First Team All-USA South and All-State ... Third Team All-South
Region by the NSCAA and D3kicks.com ... Helped anchor a defense that
allowed just 20 goals in 22 games ... Named to the Dean’s List, received
the Einstein Award and named Academic All-Conference.
2005 - sophomore
For the second straight season, Page started and played in every game ...
Anchored a defense that gave up just 22 goals in 19 games ... Led all CNU
defenders with three goals, four assists and 10 points ... Earned first team
all-USA South honors ... Also named first team all-state.
2004 - freshman
Started all 20 games ... Scored one goal each in wins over St. Mary’s (MD)
and Mary Washington ... Added an assist in his first collegiate game, a 1-0
overtime win over Denison (OH).
AT PENINSULA CATHOLIC
Lettered all four years for head coach Randy Scott ... Voted Most Valuable
Player and team captain in 2003 and 2004 ... Finished in second place in
the district ... Was also a Scholar Athlete.
PERSONAL
Matthew Thomas Page was born on February 20, 1986 in Berlin, Germany
... Page is majoring in Math and Physics ... Member of the President’s
Leadership Program ... Son of Tom and Karen Page ... One brother, Chris,
26 ... Two sisters, Alexis, 24; and Ashley, 16.
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Shawn Trueblood
Senior
#
10
,D
, 6-1, 175
efender
Williamsburg, VA, Lafayette H.S.
2006 - JUNIOR
Played in all 22 games while getting the starting nod in 19 of them ...
Scored a goal against Villa Julie and assisted on a goal in a 2-1 win over
Shenandoah.
2005 - sophomore
Saw action in 14 games, starting 13 ... Did not record a point, but was
instrumental on defense for head coach Steve Shaw.
2004 - freshman
Played in 19 matches, starting eight ... Finished with two goals, one each
against Salisbury and NC Wesleyan.
AT LAFAYETTE
Was a four-year letter winner for head coach Brian Sorrell ... Was part of
a team that won three district championships and one regional championship ... Earned first team all-Bay Rivers District honors, first team all-region
choice, first team all-state selection and named as a first team all-Daily
Press All-Star.
PERSONAL
Shawn Ryan Trueblood was in born Newport News, VA ... Major is Communication Studies ... Member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
... Son of Dwayne and Tracy Trueblood ... Two brothers, Chris, 24 and
Allyn, 22 ... One sister, Hannah, 11 ... His uncle, Geoff Meadows, played
soccer at CNU for four years.
Year
2004
2005
2006
Career
TRUEBLOOD’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
19
8
2
0
14
13
0
0
22
19
1
1
55
40
3
1
Points
4
0
3
7
Tommy Vieten
# 26
Senior, Goalkeeper, 6-0, 190
Ashburn, VA, Broad Run H.S.
Year
2004
2005
2006
Career
Games
9
5
14
VIETEN’S CNU CAREER
Min.
GA
Saves
DID NOT PLAY
810:00 9
24
450:00 5
10
1260:00 14
34
GAA
Shut.
1.00
1.00
1.00
5
2
7
2006 - junior
Started five times, recording two shutouts ... Finished with a 1.00 goals
against average ... Recorded 10 saves while going 4-1-0 in the net.
2005 - sophomore
Saw action in nine games in 2005 ... Finished 6-3 in goal with a 1.00
goal against average ... Allowed nine goals and made 24 saves ... Also
had five shutouts ... Earned wins over Elmhurst, Hampden-Sydney, Otterbein, Roanoke, Ferrum and Mary Washington ... Was an honorable
mention all-USA South choice.
2004 - freshman
Did not play.
AT BROAD RUN
Vieten helped lead his team to two district championships and a third
place finish in the state. Also lettered in golf and wrestling. Was a fouryear member of the Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Thomas Edward Vieten was born on September 17, 1986 in Long
Beach, CA. Majoring in Pre-Med. He is the son of Tom and Patti Ann
Vieten. Has one sister, Katelyn, 22.
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
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Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Kyle Allan
#7
Junior, Midfield, 6-0, 160
Fairfax, VA, Fairfax H.S.
Year
2005
2006
Career
ALLAN’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
19
19
0
3
21
21
5
8
40
40
5
11
Points
3
18
21
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Started all 21 games he played in as a sophomore ... Recorded five goals,
including the game-winners against Averett and St. Mary’s ... Also had eight
assists and totaled 18 points ... Was a Second Team All-USA South pick.
2005 - FRESHMAN
One of several freshmen who came in for head coach Steve Shaw and
made an immediate impact on both ends of the field ... Recorded three assists in his first season.
AT FAIRFAX
Lettered three times for head coach Martin Brillantine ... Won two district
championships ... Once named first team all-district ... Twice named second
team all-district.
PERSONAL
Kyle J. Allan was born on Jan. 10, 1987 in Fairfax, VA ... Majoring in Political Science ... Son of Richard and Rose Allan ... One brother, James, 17 ...
Twin sister Kelly, 20, also attends CNU ... Chose CNU because it was an
in-state school with a good reputation and to play soccer.
Andrew Carver
# 15
Junior, Forward, 6-0, 160
Lottsburg, VA, Christchurch H.S.
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Played in six games in his second season at CNU ... Had four shots, two
on-goal ... Finished with two shots against Huntingdon and one each versus
Villa Julie and St. Mary’s.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Saw action in four games in his first season in a CNU uniform ... Recorded
two shots on goal, one each in wins over Averett and Roanoke.
AT christchurch
Lettered four times while at Christchurch ... Named team captain and received the Coaches Award in 2000 ... Team Captain and Team MVP in 2001
... Coaches Award in 2003.
PERSONAL
Robert Andrew Martin Carver was born on March 25, 1986 in Lottsburg,
VA ... Son of Arthur and Jo Anne Carver ... Is a Communications Studies
major ... One brother, Arthur, 23 ... Chose CNU because he liked the area
... Member of National Honor Society while at Christchurch ... Enjoys fishing
and soccer.
Year
2005
2006
Career
12
CARVER’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
4
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
10
0
0
0
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Points
0
0
0
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Bryan Davis
#3
Junior, Midfield, 5-6, 145
Barhamsville, VA, New Kent H.S.
Year
2005
2006
Career
Games
19
22
41
DAVIS’ CNU CAREER
Starts Goals
19
0
22
3
41
3
Assists
0
0
0
Points
0
6
6
2005 - SOPHOMORE
Was one of the mainstays on the Captains’ defense in 2006 that helped the
squad get to the NCAA Tournament ... Was a First Team All-USA South pick as
well as a First Team All-State selection ... Also was named Second Team AllSouth Region by the NSCAA and D3kicks.com ... Started all 22 games he saw
action in ... Recorded three goals.
2005 - Freshman
Made an immediate impact in his first season ... Took over where All-Conference selection Justin Chezem left off as one of the leaders on the CNU defense
... Played and started in all 19 games ... Was a first team all-USA South choice
... Earned second team all-state honors.
AT NEW kent
Lettered four times for head coach Maurice Smith ... Three-time team MVP
... Co-captain as a junior and senior ... Twice named first team all-Bay Rivers
District ... Selected to the second team once ... Twice named second team allregion.
PERSONAL
Bryan Andrew Davis was born on May 31, 1987 in Williamsburg, VA ... Majoring in Biology ... Son of Joe and Beverly Davis ... One brother, Shawn, 24 ...
Chose CNU because he wanted to attend a smaller school with a good soccer
program ... A member of the Virginia Olympic Development Team ... Also played
for the Williamsburg Soccer Club ... Enjoys ping pong, volunteer work and kite
flying ... Hopes to one day be a Veterinarian.
Casey Glancy
#2
Junior, Defender, 5-10, 160
Fairfax, VA, Fairfax H.S.
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Once again came off the bench playing in 15 games, recording one start
... Scored his only goal in CNU’s 8-0 win over Huntingdon ... Also had
one assist ... Named to the Dean’s List last year and the winner of the
Community Outreach Award.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Came off the bench and played in 14 games, starting one ... Did not
record a point but had one shot in a win over Mary Washington.
AT FAIRFAX
Lettered two times for head coach Martin Brillantine ... Named honorable mention all-district in 2005 ... Team captain ... Also played football
... Once named to first team all-district ... Twice named second team
all-district.
PERSONAL
Casey Thomas Glancy was born on January 24, 1987 in San Diego, CA
... Majoring in Finance ... Son of Marie and Tom Glancy ... One brother,
Sam, 13 ... Chose CNU because of the people ... Enjoys snowboarding
and fishing.
Year
2005
2006
Career
GLANCY’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
14
1
0
0
15
1
1
1
29
2
1
1
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Points
0
3
3
13
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Stephen Harrell
#9
Junior, Midfielder, 6-0, 165
Chesterfield, VA, Manchester H.S.
Year
2005
2006
Career
HARRELL’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
6
0
0
1
20
0
4
0
26
0
4
1
Points
1
8
9
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Harrell had a successful sophomore campaign ... The Chesterfield, VA native
saw time in 20 games ... He scored four times.
2005 - Freshman
Saw action in six games in 2005 ... Recorded on assist in a 4-0 win over Ferrum.
AT Manchester
Four-year letter winner for head coach Ryan Short ... First team all-district
choice in 2005 ... Twice a second team all-district choice ... Team captain and
Team MVP as a senior.
PERSONAL
Stephen Matthew Harrell was born on December 28, 1986 in Anchorage,
Alaska ... Majoring in Communication Studies ... Son of Doug and Betsy Harrell
... One sister, Katie, 15 ... Chose CNU because of its great education and a
strong soccer program ... Enjoys basketball, football and poker.
Jimmy Hash
#5
Junior, Midfielder, 6-0, 165
Montclair, VA, Forest Park H.S.
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Became a mainstay for Head Coach Steve Shaw in the midfield off the
bench ... Played in 21 games, starting five ... Scored once in the Captains’ win over Chestnutt Hill in the NCAA Tournament ... Also had one
assist.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Saw a considerable amount of action as a freshman ... Played in 17 of
the team’s 19 games ... Recorded three assists, one each in wins over
Averett, Methodist and Shenandoah.
AT forest park
Lettered all four years for head coach Ken Kreiger ... Cardinal District
Player of the Year as a senior ... Two-time first team all-district choice ...
Honorable mention all-district as a sophomore ... First team all-state and
all-region as a senior ... Named Most Improved as a sophomore.
PERSONAL
James Edward Hash was born on August 4, 1987 in Montclair, VA ...
Majoring in Political Science ... Son of Karen Scherer and Steve Hash ...
One sister, Kelli, 22 ... Chose CNU because it was a good fit ... Enjoys
art.
14
Year
2005
2006
Career
Games
17
21
38
HASH’S CNU CAREER
Starts Goals Assists
0
0
3
5
1
1
5
1
4
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3
3
6
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Kenny Huttman
# 18
Junior, Forward, 5-10, 150
Reston, VA, Herndon H.S.
2006 - DID NOT PLAY
2005 - SOPHOMORE
Played in 18 games while starting 11 ... scored five times, including the gamewinners against Wilmington (OH) and Shenandoah.
2004 - Freshman
Played in 18 games while earning one start ... His lone goal was the gamewinner in the quarterfinals of the USA South Tournament ... Assisted on another
in a 9-0 win over Averett.
AT HERNDON
Played four years of high school soccer for Head Coach John Pascarella ...
Won a district championship ... Member of the Virginia State ODP Team.
PERSONAL
Kenny Michael Huttman was born on August 22, 1986 in Herndon, VA ... Majoring in History while minoring in Pre-Law ... Son of Greg and Cindy Huttman ...
Has one sister, Michelle, 17.
Year
2004
2005
Career
HUTTMAN’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
18
1
1
1
18
11
5
3
36
12
6
4
Points
3
13
16
Jimmy Majewski
# 22
Junior, Forward, 6-0, 170
Prince George, VA, Prince George H.S.
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Saw action in 16 games, coming off the bench ... Scored one goal each against
Huntington and Methodist ... Also assisted on two others.
2005 - Freshman
Made an immediate impact in his first season ... Scored two goals in his first
three games ... Assisted on five others, including two assists in a 3-1 win at
Denison ... Had nine points for the year.
AT prince George
Was a four year letter winner for head coach Tommy Harrison ... Three time first
team all-district selection ... Named honorable mention all-district as a freshman
... Twice selected second team all-region ... Named Athlete of the Year in 2005
... Defensive Player of the Year in 2003 ... Also named MVP as a senior ... Also
an all-district Volleyball player.
PERSONAL
James Robert Majewski was born on October 2, 1986 in Prince George, VA ...
Majoring in Communications Studies ... Son of Albin and Jeanine Majewski ...
One brother, Richard, 23 ... Two sisters, Kathryn, 18 and Amanda, 16 ... Chose
CNU because of its soccer program and he liked the campus ... Enjoys all
sports.
Year
2005
2006
Career
MAJEWSKI’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
18
15
2
5
16
0
2
2
34
15
4
7
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Points
9
6
15
15
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James Nugent
#
23
J
,D
, 5-10, 170
unior
efender
Pocomoke, MD, Pocomoke H.S.
Year
2005
2006
Career
NUGENT’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
17
17
1
0
21
19
1
1
38
36
2
1
Points
2
3
5
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Was another key cog to the Captains’ defense that allowed 20 goals in
22 games and earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament in 2006 ... Scored
his only goal of the year against Johns Hopkins in the NCAA Tournament
... Also made the Dean’s List.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Another important freshman who came in and contributed immediately ...
Started in all 17 games he played in and helped anchor the CNU defense
... Scored one goal in a 2-1 win over Elmhurst.
AT pocomoke
Played four years for Head Coach Alan Byrd ... Helped lead his team to
two State Championships in 2001 and 2003 ... Advanced to the State
Finals in 2004 ... 1st Team All-Conference in 2004 ... 2nd Team All-State
in 2004 ... Named MVP in 2002 and 2004 ... Also played basketball and
baseball.
PERSONAL
James Anthony Nugent was born on September 28, 1986 in Amityville,
NY ... Majoring in Government ... Son of Michael and Maryellen Nugent
... Two brothers, Kenny, 19 and Sean, 17 ... Chose CNU because of its
location and academic and athletic programs ... Was his high school
Salutatorian ... Enjoys sailing and weight lifting.
Brian Tweed
# 13
Junior, Midfield, 5-10, 149
Springfield, VA, West Sprginfield H.S.
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Another sophomore who made a big impact for Head Coach Steve Shaw ...
Tweed played and started in all 22 games ... Scored four times, including the
game-winner at Hampden-Sydney ... Also had five assists and finished with 13
points.
2005 - Freshman
Tweed started the final 16 games of the season and played in all 19 ... Scored
the Captains’ only goal in a 2-1 loss to York (PA) to open the 2005 season
... Scored the game-winner and added an assist in CNU’s 2-0 win over Mary
Washington ... Finished with three assists and totalled seven points.
AT West springfield
Played four years of soccer for head coaches Randy May and Andy Sefran ...
Helped lead his team to two state championships in 2003 and 2004 ... Also won
two regional championships ... Team was ranked 11th in the nation ... Second
team all-district choice in 2005 ... Junior varsity team captain.
PERSONAL
Brian James Tweed was born on September 13, 1986 in Springfield, VA ...
Majoring in Political Science ... Son of Stuart and Laura Tweed ... One sister,
Rachel, 19 ... Chose CNU because of soccer and his major ... Was involved in
FCA and Key Club in high school ... Enjoys sports and music.
16
Year
2005
2006
Career
TWEED’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
19
16
2
3
22
22
4
5
41
38
6
8
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Points
7
13
20
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Tim Carr
# 24
Sophomore, Defender, 6-2, 185
Williamsburg, VA, Jamestown H.S.
2006 - FRESHMAN
Carr played in 12 games in his first season in a CNU uniform while recording
two starts ... Scored his only goal of the year in a 5-1 win at Hampden-Sydney.
AT JAMESTOWN
Carr was a four-year letter winner for head coach Charlie Sneddon (former
CNU player and assistant coach) ... Helped lead his team to a district and regional championship and to the state quarterfinals ... Was a first team all-district
and region choice ... Named second team all-state ... Also participated in the
Virginia High School League’s East-West All-Star game ... Played basketball
as well ... Was an Honor Roll member ... Also a member of the Spanish Honor
Society, National Honor Society and Key Club.
PERSONAL
Daniel Timothy Carr was born on November 10, 1987 in Huntington, WV ...
Majoring in Business Administration ... Son of Dan and Anne Carr ... Father is
one of CNU’s orthopedic physicians ... One brother, Andrew, 26 ... Two sisters,
Logan, 24 and Katie, 18 ... Member of the Catholic Campus Ministry.
Year
2006
Games
13
CARR’S CNU CAREER
Starts Goals Assists Points
2
1
0
2
John Corser
# 12
Sophomore, Midfield, 5-10, 158
Burke, VA, Lake Braddock H.S.
2006 - FRESHMAN
Saw action in four games as a freshman ... Named to the Dean’s List.
AT Lake Braddock
Two-time letter winner for head coach Joe Soos ... Twice helped his team
to a district championship and also a regional runner-up ... Named all-Patriot District as a senior.
PERSONAL
John R. Corser was born on January 22, 1988 in Washington, D.C. ... Majoring in Accounting ... Son of John and Cora Corser ... One sister, Christine, 21 ... Chose CNU because it’s a smaller school and it’s by the beach
... Hopes to one day be an accountant ... Enjoys listening to music.
Year
2006
CORSER’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists Points
4
0
0
0
0
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Kevin Greenberg
# 11
Sophomore, Defender, 5-8, 140
Fairfax Station, VA, Hayfield H.S.
2006 - FRESHMAN
Came in and immediately made an impact in his first season ... Played and
started in all 22 games in 2006 ... Of the three goals he scored, two were
game-winners ... Scored the game-winner against Johnson & Wales and
Huntingdon.
AT HAYFIELD
Played three years at Hayfield under Daniel Dricky.
PERSONAL
Kevin R. Greenberg was born on November 18, 2006 in Fairfax Station, VA
... Undecided in his major ... Son of Bruce and Angela Greenberg ... One
sister, Nikki, 22 who also played soccer at CNU ... Chose CNU because he
liked the area.
Year
2006
GREENBERG’S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists Points
22
22
3
1
7
Matt Tengs
# 28
Sophomore, Goalkeeper, 6-1, 170
Springfield, VA, West Springfield H.S.
Year
2006
18
Games
17
TENGS’S CNU CAREER
Min.
GA
Saves
1581:37 15
62
GAA
0.85
Shut.
9
2006 - FRESHMAN
Started all 17 games he saw action in ... Finished 11-4-2 with nine shutouts ... Allowed 15 goals, stopped 62 shots and had a 0.85 goals against
average ... He was named the USA South’s Rookie of the Year and chosen First Team All-Conference ... He was also a Second Team All-State
choice ... Tengs was also named to the Third Team All-South by D3kicks.
com ... Also made the Dean’s List in the Spring of 2007 ...
AT WEST SPRINGFIELD
Played four years for head coach Randy May ... Helped lead his team
to a regional and state championship during his tenure there ... Threetime first team all-district selection ... Twice named first team all-region ...
Twice named all-Met and once named to the all-state squad ... Played in
the Virginia High School League’s East-West All-Star game ... Currently
holds the area record for shutouts in a season with 16 ...
PERSONAL
Matthew Allen Tengs was born on November 12, 1986 in Budsoden,
Germany ... Is a Political Science major with a Minor in History ... Son of
Barbara Tengs ... Previously attended Virginia Commonwealth University
where he was a Dean’s List member ... Chose CNU because of its good
group of guys and its respected program ... Hopes to go to Law School
and practice International Law ... Will be studying abroad in the Spring of
2008 at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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Brandon Watson
# 27
Sophomore, Goalkeeper, 6-6, 215
Montclair, VA, Forest Park H.S.
2006 - FRESHMAN
DID NOT PLAY
AT FOREST PARK
Played four years for Head Coach Ken Kreiger ... Helped lead his team to
a district championship ... Was an Honorable Mention All-Cardinal District
choice.
PERSONAL
Brandon Robert Watson was born on August 30, 1987 in Montclair, VA ...
Majoring in Business ... Son of Bill and Nadege Watson ... One brother,
Chris, 22... One sister, Jennifer, 19 ... Chose CNU because of its nice
campus.
Year
2006
Games
WATSON’S CNU CAREER
Min.
GA
Saves
DID NOT PLAY
GAA
Shut.
James Nugent
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Captains’ Newcomers
Tyler
Clare
#16
Freshman, Forward,
6-1, 170
Williamsburg, VA
Jamestown H.S.
AT JAMESTOWN
Played four years for Head Coach Charles Sneddon ... Helped
lead his team to a district and regional championship where
they advanced all the way to the state semifinals ... Clare was
a First Team All-District selection and a Second Team AllRegion pick ... Was also chosen to play in the VHSL All-Star
game.
PERSONAL
Douglas Tyler Clare was born on May 6, 1989 in Williamsburg, VA ... Biology major ... Son of Mary and Brian Clare ...
One brother, Drew, 19 ... Chose CNU because of its soccer
program and academics ... Hopes to one day be a doctor or
physical therapist ... Enjoys surfing.
Jared
Knaus
#21
Freshman, Midfield,
5-10, 140
Burke, VA
Lake Braddock H.S.
AT LaKe braddock
Was a four-year player for Head Coach Joe Soos ... Helped
lead his team to four district titles ... Was a Second Team AllDistrict pick.
PERSONAL
Jared T. Knaus was born on October 21, 1988 in Burke, VA
... Business major ... Son of John and JoLynn Knaus ... Two
brothers, Jonathon, 29 and Jason, 30.
20
Brock
Hughes
#25
Sophomore, Forward,
6-0, 164
Williamsburg, VA
Lafayette H.S.
AT LAFAYETTE
Was a four-year letter winner at Lafayette for Head Coach
Brian Sorrell ... Helped lead his team to two regular season
district titles, three district tournament championships and one
region crown ... Was a three-time First Team All-District pick
... Twice named First Team All-Region and All-State ... District,
Region and State Player of the Year in 2004 ... Scored 92
goals and had 76 assists in his four years ... A member of the
National Honor Society and SCA.
PERSONAL
Brock Harris Hughes was born on March 8, 1986 in Newport
News, VA ... Majoring in Philosophy ... Son of Brent and Donna
Hughes ... One brother, Connor, 23 ... Previously attended
James Madison and Auburn ... Chose CNU because of its soccer program and academics ... Enjoys all sports.
Chris
Thome
#4
Freshman, Defender,
5-9, 150
Montclair, VA
Forest Park H.S.
AT FOREST PARK
Lettered three-times for Head Coach Ken Krieger ... Was part
of a team that won a district title ... Three-time First Team AllDistrict pick ... Twice named Second Team All-Region, Honorable Mention All-Region once ... Team MVP as a junior.
PERSONAL
Christopher Stephen Thome was born on November 11, 1987
in Woodbridge, VA ... Finance major ... Son of Michael and Debroah Thome ... One brother, David, 26 ... Previously attended
George Mason ... Chose CNU because of its soccer program
... Hopes to one day be a Financial Planner/Analyst ... Enjoys
weight lifting and hanging out with friends.
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Captains Field
Directions to Captains Field
From Chesapeake, Suffolk and Portsmouth
Follow routes to the Monitor-Merrimack Bridge Tunnel (I-664).
Cross the tunnel into Newport News and take Exit 5 to 35th Street and
Warwick Blvd. (Route 60 West).
After about five miles on Warwick Blvd. (Route 60) make a left turn
on Avenue of the Arts. Follow that to a traffic circle and go 3/4 of the
way around to Shoe La. Make the first right turn, on Moore’s La. to the
parking area.
From Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Take I-64 West across the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel.
About 10 miles west of the tunnel take Exit 258B (Route 17 South,
J. Clyde Morris Blvd.). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick
Blvd. Go straight ahead and follow the directions above beginning with
Avenue of the Arts.
From Richmond and Northern Virginia
Take I-64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J. Clyde Morris
Blvd). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd. Go straight
ahead and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with
Avenue of the Arts.
From Northwestern Virginia
Travel to I-95 South the head South around Richmond on I-295 until
it meets I-64. Then take I 64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South,
J. Clyde Morris Blvd). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick
Blvd. Be in the far right hand lane and turn right onto Warwick Blvd. Go
straight ahead and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning
with Avenue of the Arts.
Year By Year Record at Captains Field
Year
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Total
Overall
6-2-1
5-3
10-4
10-4
5-1-2
6-3
7-2-1
4-2-1
7-3-1
5-2-1
5-5
4-4-1
4-4-1
8-1
5-5
3-4
5-0-1
9-2-1
8-0
4-5
6-1-2
6-2-2
8-3-0
8-1-1
148-63-18 .686
Conference
1-2
2-1
2-1-1
1-1
2-2
1-1
2-1
1-1
0-1-1
1-0-1
1-2
1-3
0-3
1-1
2-1
2-1
3-0
4-0
4-0
3-0
5-1
2-0-1
2-1-0
3-0-0
46-24-4 .649
From Western Virginia
Depending upon your location travel to I-81 North until it meets I-64
East and then follow I-64 around Richmond (you may elect to take the
by-pass I-295 in case of heavy traffic in downtown Richmond. Then
take I 64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J. Clyde Morris
Blvd). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd. Go straight
ahead and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with
Avenue of the Arts.
If you are nearer to U.S. 58, take it East until it meets I-664 heading
toward the Monitor Merrimack Bridge Tunnel. Cross the tunnel into
Newport News and take Exit 5 to 35th Street and Warwick Blvd. (Route
60 West). After about five miles on Warwick Blvd. (Route 60) make a
left turn on Avenue of the Arts. Follow that to a traffic circle and go 3/4
of the way around to Shoe La. Make the first right turn, on Moore’s La.,
to the parking area.
CNU Stadium Records
Individual
Goals
Assists
Points
Saves
6 Ian MacPherson vs. Columbia Union,
Oct.18, 1992
4 Carey Aliff vs. Columbia Union,
Oct. 18, 1992
12Ian MacPerson vs. Columbia Union
Oct. 18, 1992
18Rick Longobardi vs. William & Mary,
Sept. 19, 1984
Team
Goals
15 vs. Columbia Union, 1992
Assists
13 vs. Columbia Union, 1992
Points
43vs. Columbia Unioin, 1992
Longest Home Winning Streak
9 - Sept. 10, 1984 through Oct. 8, 1985
Longest Home Losing Streak
5 - Sept. 22, 1982 through Oct. 16, 1982
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CNU Soccer History
Year
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Total
Record
1-9-2
7-4
5-7
10-6-1
7-9-1
2-9-4
1-13-1
2-11-1
3-11-1
9-8-1
11-7-1
12-6-2
18-5
8-8-3
11-10
11-5-2
6-10-3
12-6-2
7-8-4
9-9
8-7-1
5-11-1
13-5
10-9
10-7
13-4-1
18-3-1
15-5
10-8-1
12-5-3
11-7-2
12-7-0
15-5-2
304-244-41
GF-GA
15-51
22-28
18-29
52-18
31-43
23-45
14-35
16-47
25-61
41-25
32-24
56-22
61-16
35-36
40-38
55-27
25-42
41-26
44-21
52-41
32-34
45-45
70-25
46-40
38-29
49-13
53-19
48-23
42-39
54-23
47-26
44/22
69/20
1137-911
Conf.
Pct.
1-6
.143
5-2
.714
5-2
.714
4-2-1
.643
5-1-1
.786
1-3-2
.286
1-5-1
.214
1-4-1
.250
3-3
.500
3-3-1
.500
5-2
.714
4-2-1
.643
5-2
.714
3-3-1
.500
3-3
.500
3-2
.600
1-3-1
.300
2-2-1
.500
2-2-1
.500
3-3
.500
2-4
.333
1-5
.167
4-2
.667
4-2
.667
4-2
.667
5-1
.833
6-0
1.000
6-1
857
6-1
.857
6-0-1
.929
3-2-1
.583
4-2-0
.667
5-0-1
.917
116-77-14.594
Place
7th
T2nd
T2nd
4th
2nd
6th
7th
T7th
4th
T4th
3rd
T2nd
T2nd
5th
T4th
T3rd
5th
3rd
T3rd
4th
T5th
6th
3rd
3rd
2nd
2nd
1st
2nd
T1st
1st
4th
3rd
1st
Coach
William Sneddon
William Sneddon
William Sneddon
Robert Cummings
Robert Cummings
Robert Cummings
Robert Cummings
William Sneddon
Seth Roland
Seth Roland
Seth Roland
Seth Roland
Seth Roland
Alan Lindsay
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Craig Reynolds
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Steve Shaw
Coaching Records
Coach
William Sneddon
Robert Cumings
Seth Roland
Alan Lindsay
Craig Reynolds
Steve Shaw
22
Pct.
.167
.636
.417
.618
.441
.267
.100
.179
.233
.528
.605
.650
.783
.500
.524
.667
.395
.650
.474
.500
.531
.324
.722
.526
.588
.750
.841
.750
.552
.675
.600
.632
.727
.551
Years
1974-76, 81
1977-80
1982-86
1987
1988-95
1996-
Seasons
4
4
5
1
8
11
Matt Page
W
15
20
53
8
69
139
L
31
37
37
8
66
65
T
3
7
5
3
13
10
Post season
NCAA First round
NCAA Elite 8
NCAA Second Round
Pct.
.337
.367
.584
.500
.510
.673
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Captains Record Book
Career & Season Leaders
S occer Record Book
Season Goals
Career Goals
1. Ian MacPherson
2. Oscar Gomez-Romero
3. Billy Lucas
Nick Yannitello
5. Jon Schwartzman
6. Chris Frazier
Junior Carter
8. John Fitzgerald
Andre Bell
Shadi Abi-Saab
11. Daniel Fogarty
12. Bill Dittmar
13. Derek Shaw
14. Jim Barranger
15. Joshua Shaw
16. Gerard Mosley
Russell Rutter
Joey Moriarty
Steve Sachs
Michael Caro
20. Galen Small
1992-96
1996-97, 99-00
2001-04
2001-04
1986-89
1983-86
1985-88
1986-89
1974-75,77
1997-00
2003-06
1983-86
2003-06
1977
1999-2002
1983-86
1989
1997-98
1996-99
2004-
2003-06
Career Assists
1. Steve Sachs
2. Chris Frazier
3. Derek Shaw
4. Derek Shaw
5 Oscar Gomez-Romero
6. Billy Lucas
7 Shadi Abi-Saab
8. Donovan Gutzmore
Charlie Sneddon
10. Jon Schwartzman
John Fitzgerald
12. Joshua Shaw
Nick Yannitello
14. Daniel Fogarty
15. John Gallorini
John Leonard
17. Junior Carter
Kevin Wagner
James Hable
Galen Small
Michael Caro
22. Bill Dittmar
Dusty Scott
Brian Schwab
1996-99
1983-86
2003-06
2003-06
1996-97, 99-00
2001-04
1997-00
1984-87
1990-91, 93-94
1986-89
1986-89
1999-2002
2001-04
2003-06
1983-85
1994, 96
1985-88
1983-84,86-87
1994-97
2003-06
2004-
1983-86
1988,90-91
1996-98
1. Oscar Gomez-Romero
2. Ian MacPherson
3. Chris Frazier
Billy Lucas
5. Nick Yannitello
6. Jon Schwartzman
7. Shadi Abi-Saab
8. Derek Shaw
9. Daniel Fogarty
10. John Fitzgerald
11. Junior Carter
12. Steve Sachs
13. Andre Bell
14. Bill Dittmar
15. Joshua Shaw
16. Jim Barranger
Charlie Sneddon
Michael Caro
19. Joey Moriarty
20. Gerard Mosley
21. Russell Rutter
Galen Small
23. Derek Shaw
1996-97-99-00
1992-96
1983-86
2001-04
2001-04
1986-89
1997-00
2003-06
2003-06
1986-89
1985-88
1996-99
1974-75,77
1983-86
1999-2002
1977
1990-91, 93-94
2004-
1997-98
1983-86
1989
2003-06
2003-
Career Points
51
43
35
35
31
30
30
29
29
29
28
24
23
22
20
19
19
19
19
19
18
34
32
31
28
27
22
20
19
19
17
17
16
16
15
14
14
13
13
13
13
13
11
11
11
113
112
92
92
86
79
78
77
76
75
73
72
65
59
56
51
51
51
48
47
46
46
44
1. Jim Barringer
2. Russell Rutter
3. Ian MacPherson
4. Victor Kwantreng
5. Dave Bonday
Ian MacPherson
7. Ian MacPherson
Michael Caro
8. Andre Bell
B.B. Carter
Oscar Gomex-Romero
Nick Yannitello
Billy Lucas
Daniel Fogarty
10. Jeff Barefoot
Junior Carter
John Fitzgerald
John Leonard
Oscar Gomez-Romero
Ricky Gulledge
Joey Moriarty
Oscar Gomez-Romero
Carlos Placencia
Season Assists
1. Derek Shaw
2. Oscar Gomez-Romero
3. Chris Frazier
Steve Sachs
5. Chris Frazier
6. Charlie Sneddon
Steve Sachs
Derek Shaw
7. Stowell
John Leonard
Billy Lucas
Michael Caro
9. Russell Rutter
Ryan Whinery
Kyle Allan 10. Jim Barranger
John Fitzgerald
John Schwartzman
Donovan Gutzmore
Mark Yacobi
Season Points
1. Jim Barranger
2. Russell Rutter
3. Oscar Gomez-Romero
4. Michael Caro
5. Ian MacPherson
Derek Shaw
7. Dave Bonday
Victor Kwantreng
Ian MacPherson
8. Chris Frazier
9. Billy Lucas
Daniel Fogarty
10. John Fitzgerald
Ian MacPherson
1977
1989
1992
1982
1993
1996
1995
2006
1975
1985
1999
2003
2004
2006
1992
1985
1989
1994
1996
1996
1997
2000
2001
22
19
16
15
14
14
13
13
12
12
12
12
12
12
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
Individual
GOALS
Game 6 Ian McPherson vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92
Season 22 Jim Barranger, 1977
Career 51 Ian MacPherson, 1992-96
ASSISTS
Game 4 Carey Aliff vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92
Season 15 Derek Shaw, 2006
Career 34 Steve Sachs, 1996-99
2006
2000
1985
1998
1986
1993
1999
2004
1977
1996
2003
2006
1989
2001
2006
1977
1989
1989
1984
1982
15
14
12
12
11
10
10
10
9
9
9
9
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
SAVES
Game 18 Rick Longobardi vs. William & Mary, 9/19/84
Season 138 Rick Longobardi, 1983
Career 369 Rick Longobardi, 1983-86
1977
1989
2000
2006
1992
2006
1993
1982
1996
1986
2004
2006
1989
1995
51
46
36
35
33
33
32
32
32
31
30
30
29
29
POINTS
Game 12 Ian McPherson vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92
Season 51 Jim Barranger, 1977
Career 113 Oscar Gomez-Romero, 1996-97, 99-00
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
Season 0.70 in 1986 and 1999
Misc.
Most Victories
18 in 1986&2000
Fewest Victories
1 in 1974 & 1980
Most Losses
13 in 1980
Fewest Losses
3 in 2000
Most Consecutive Wins
10 in 1986
Most Consecutive Losses
9 in 1981
Best Winning Percenatge
.841 in 2000
All-Time Home Record
142-95-21 (.591)
All-Time Road Record
96-122-16 (.444)
All-Time Neutral Record
20-13-2 (.600)
SHUTOUTS
Season 10 Rick Longobardi, 1986
Martin Zelada, 2000
Career 30 Rick Longobardi, 1983-86
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
Season 0.67 Kevin Huylebroeck, 1999
Career 0.96 Kevin Huylebroeck, 1997-99
Team
GOALS
Game 15 vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92
Season 70 in 1996
Oscar Gomez-Romero
ASSISTS
Game 13 vs. Shenandoah, 9/14/85
13 vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92
Season 58 in 2006
POINTS
Game 43 vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92
Season 196 in 2006
SHUTOUTS
Season 11 in 1985, 1986 & 2006
SAVES
Game 18 vs. William & Mary, 9/19/84
Season 155 in 1982
Bryan Davis
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Rick Longobardi
23
All-America
1985 Gerard Mosley
1986 Gerard Mosley
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Soccer Honor Roll
2nd team Andre Bell
1st team
1st team 1978 Damian Decell
1st team
1979 Bill Foster
1st team
1980 Damian Decell
2nd team
1983 Gerard Mosley
1st team David Crowley
2nd team
Chris Frazier
2nd team 1981 Ian Curran
First team
1984 Gerard Mosley
1st team Thil Milburn
Hon. Men.
Chris Frazier
2nd team Chak Pang
Hon. Men.
Rick Longobardi
2nd team Shawn Gotz
Hon. Men.
1985 Gerard Mosley
1st team 1982 Victor Kwantreng
1st team
Junior Carter
1st team Chak Pang
Hon. Men.
B.B. Carter
1st team Gerard Mosley
Hon. Men.
Chris Frazier
2nd team Hyon Chun Smith
Hon. Men.
Rick Longobardi
2nd team 1984 Gerard Mosley
1st team
1986 Gerard Mosley
1st team Rick Longobardi
Hon. Men.
Rick Longobardi
1st team Chris Frazier
Hon. Men.
Chris Frazier
2nd team Kevin Wagner
Hon. Men.
Lui Fiscella
2nd team 1985 Gerard Mosley
1st team
1987 Junior Carter
1st team
Junior Carter
1st team
Jon Schwartzman
2nd team Chris Frazier
Hon. Men.
1988 Junior Carter
1st team B.B. Carter
Hon. Men.
John Fitzgerald
1st team Karl Greaves
Hon. Men.
Jon Schwartzman
2nd team Jeff Sahms
Hon. Men.
1989 Russell Rutter
1st team Tom Hammond
Hon. Men.
Jon Schwartzman
1st team Rick Longobardi
Hon. Men.
John Fitzgerald
2nd team 1986 Gerard Mosley
1st team
1991 Dusty Scott
2nd team
Junior Carter
1st team
Geoff Meadows
2nd team Chris Frazier
2nd team
1992 Ian MacPherson
2nd team Bill Dittmar
2nd team
1993 Steve Downes
2nd team 1987 Jon Schwartzman
1st team
1996 Ian MacPherson
2nd team
Junior Carter
1st team
1997 Brian Schwab
2nd team 1988 John Fitzgerald
1st team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 3rd team Eric Pyle
1st team
1999 Steve Sachs
1st team Allan Livingstone
2nd team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 1st team 1989 Jon Schwartzman
1st team
2000 Oscar Gomez-Romero 1st team John Fitzgerald
1st team
Shadi Abi-Saab
1st team Russell Rutter
1st team
Martin Zelada
3rd team Eric Pyle
2nd team
2001 Jason Farino
3rd team Hugo Perina
2nd team
Scott Sachs
2nd team 1990 Steve Downes
2nd team
2002 Joshua Shaw
2nd team Jeff Hopkins
2nd team
2003 Billy Lucas
2nd team Doug Moore
2nd team
Justin Chezem
2nd team 1991 Dusty Scott
1st team
Brian Shumate
2nd team Geoff Meadows
2nd team
2004 Nick Yannitello
2nd team Steve Downes
2nd team
Billy Lucas
3rd team 1992 Ian MacPherson
1st team
Justin Chezem
3rd team Geoff Meadows
1st team
Brian Shumate
3rd team Steve Downes
2nd team
2005 Daniel Fogarty
3rd team Paul Bleier
2nd team
Galen Small
3rd team Carey Aliff
2nd team
2006 Daniel Fogarty
1st team Paul Bleier
2nd team
Derek Shaw
2nd team 1993 Steve Downes
2nd team
Bryan Davis
2nd team Charlie Sneddon
2nd team
Matt Page
3rd team Dave Bonday
2nd team
1994 Matt Cotten
1st team
Charlie Sneddon
2nd team
1975 Andre Bell
1st team Howard Davis
2nd team
1976 Richard Clemence
2nd team John Leonard
2nd team
Richard Cilley
2nd team 1995 Ian MacPherson
1st team
Bill Salada
2nd team Sean Flynn
2nd team
Tom Bailey
Hon. Men. 1996 Ian MacPherson
1st team
1977 Jim Barranger
1st team Oscar Gomez-Romero 2nd team*
Sean Flynn
2nd team
1997 Brian Schwab
1st team
Joseph Pombriant
2nd team
James Hable
2nd team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 2nd team
All-South Atlantic
All-Conference
24
1998 Brian Schwab
1st team
Steve Sachs
1st team
Kevin Huylebroeck
1st team
Kenne Low
2nd team
Joey Moriarty
2nd team
B.J. Jenkins
2nd team
1999 Kevin Huylebroeck
1st team
Jason Farino
1st team
Shawn Edwards
1st team
Shadi Abi-Saab
1st team
Steve Sachs
1st team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 1st team
Roberto Garcia
2nd team
2000 Martin Zelada
1st team
Scott Sachs
1st team
Jason Farino
1st team
Shadi Abi-Saab
1st team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 1st team
Shawn Edwards
2nd team
Joshua Shaw
2nd team
2001 Carlos Placencia
1st team*
Scott Sachs
1st team
Nick Yannitello 2nd team
Joshua Shaw
2nd team
Ryan Whinery
2nd team
Shawn Edwards 2nd team
Jason Farino
2nd team
Martin Zelada
2nd team
2002 Joshua Shaw
1st team
Nick Yanitello
1st team
Martin Zelada
1st team
Billy Lucas
2nd team
Shawn Edwards
2nd team
John McCormack
2nd team
2003 Billy Lucas
1st team
Nick Yanitello
1st team
Justin Chezem
1st team
Steve Keller
1st team
Brian Shumate
1st team
Ernesto de Gasperin 2nd team
Andrew Kearney
2nd team
2004 Billy Lucas
1st team
Nick Yanitello
1st team
Justin Chezem
1st team
Brian Shumate
1st team
Derek Shaw
2nd team
Steve Keller
Hon.Men.
2005 Daniel Fogarty
1st team
Galen Small
1st team
Matt Page
1st team
Derek Shaw
2nd team
Tommy Vieten
Hon.Men.
2006 Daniel Fogarty*
1st team
Michael Caro
1st team
Derek Shaw
1st team
Bryan Davis 1st team
Matt Page
1st team
Matt Tengs
1st team
Kyle Allan
2nd team
Galen Small
2nd team
*Player of the Year
*Rookie of the Year
All-VISA
1984 Gerard Mosley
1985 Gerard Mosley
Junior Carter
1st team
1st team
2nd team
B.B. Carter
1986 Gerard Mosley
Rick Longobardi
Chris Frazier
Junior Carter
Lui Fiscella
Bill Dittmar
1987 Junior Carter
1988 Jon Schwartzman
John Fitzgerald Allan Livingstone
1989 Russell Rutter
Eric Pyle
John Fitzgerald
Allan Livingstone
1990 Jeff Hopkins
Steve Downes
1991 Geoff Meadows
Steve Downes
Dusty Scott
1992 Geoff Meadows
Steve Downes
Ian MacPherson
1994 Charlie Sneddon
John Leonard
Matt Cotten
1995 Ian MacPherson
Kenne Low
Kevin Spencer
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
1st team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
1st team
1st team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
2nd team
1st team
1st team
2nd team
1st team
1st team
2nd team
1st team
2nd team
2nd team
1st team
1st team
1st team
All-VaSID
1996 Ian MacPherson
1st team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 1st team
1997 Brian Schwab
1st team
Joseph Pombriant
2nd team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 2nd team
1998 Steve Sachs
1st team
1999 Oscar Gomez-Romero*1st team
Shadi Abi-Saab
1st team
Steve Sachs
1st team
Jason Farino
1st team
Kevin Huylebroeck
1st team
Shawn Edwards
2nd team
2000 Scott Sachs
1st team
Oscar Gomez-Romero 1st team
2001 Carlos Placencia
1st team
Justin Joswick
2nd team
Joshua Shaw
2nd team
2002 Joshua Shaw
1st team
Nick Yanitello
2nd team
Shawn Edwards
2nd team
2003 Nick Yannitello
1st team
Billy Lucas
1st team
Justin Chezem
1st team
Steve Keller
2ndteam
2004 Nick Yannitello
1st team
Billy Lucas
1st team
Justin Chezem
1st team
Brian Shumate
1st team
2005 Daniel Fogarty
1st team
Matt Page
1st team
Galen Small
2ndteam
Derek Shaw
2ndteam
Bryan Davis
2nd team
2006 Daniel Fogarty*
1st team
Derek Shaw
1st team
Michael Caro
1st team
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Bryan Davis
Matt Page
Matt Tengs
*Player of the Year
1st team
1st team
2nd team
Academic AllConference
1981 Albert Abraham
1982 Chak Pang
1983 Bill Dittmar
1984 Bill Dittmar
Jae Shin
Wolfgang Tichy
1985 Bill Dittmar
Wolfgang Tichy
1986 Steve Cook
Mark Morrow
Gerard Mosley
Bill Dittmar
1987 Scott Kuhnle
1988 Scott Kuhnle
Brian Lamprecht
1989 John Fitzgerald
Eric Pyle
1990 Dusty Scott
1991 Jeff Barefoot
Chris Ridgway
Dusty Scott
1992 Carey Aliff
Jeff Barefoot
Russ Rehberg
1993 Charlie Sneddon
Russ Rehberg
1997 Joseph Pombriant
Larry Walk
1999 Rodney Curtis
Shawn Edwards
John McCormack
Scott Sachs
2000 Shawn Edwards
Josh Shaw
2001 Justin Chezem
Shawn Edwards
Jason Farino
Jorge Figueiredo
Ryan Hagerty
2002 John McCormack
Shawn Edwards
Joshua Shaw
2003 Simon Blecher
Andrew Johansson
Billy Lucas
2004 Simon Blecher
Andrew Johansson
Billy Lucas
2005 Simon Blecher
Billy Lucas
2006 Michael Caro
Simon Blecher
Derek Shaw
2007 Derek Shaw
Matt Page
John Corser
Michael Caro
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
CNU Tournament Results
1977
CNC Soccer Festival
St. Mary’s 2, CNC 1
CNC 1, Salisbury St. 0
VISA Playoffs
William & Mary 2, CNC 0
1978
CNC Soccer Festival
Salisbury St. 2, CNC 0
Johns Hopkins 9, CNC 0
Towson St. Inv.
Towson St. 5, CNC 2
West. Maryland 4, CNC 2
1979
CNC Soccer Festival
Elon 3, CNC 1
Atlantic Christian 4, CNC 0
Salisbury St. Inv.
Salisbury St. 4, CNC 1
West. Maryland 9, CNC 4
1980
CNC Soccer Festival
Roanoke 2, CNC 1
Richmond 2, CNC 0
1983
Longwood Inv.
Hamp.-Sydney 2, CNC 0
Trenton St. 2, CNC 1
1985
VISA Playoffs
Liberty 0, CNC 0 *Liberty
wins in shootout
1986
CNC\Athletes Foot Inv.
CNC 2, Johns Hopkins 0
CNC 2, Stockton St. 1
VISA Playoffs
CNC 1, Lynchburg 0
Longwood 2, CNC 1 OT
NCAA South Regional
Bethany 1, CNC 0
Year Goals
1974 Andre Bell
7
1975 Andre Bell
12 1976 Richard Clemence 7
1977 Jim Barranger
22
1978 Joe Garone
9
1979 Albert Abraham
4
Bill Foster
4
1980 Chak Pang
5
1981 Sean Gatz
6
1982 Victor Kwantreng 15 1983 Chris Frazier
7
1984 Chris Frazier
8
1985 B.B. Carter
12
1986 Chris Frazier
10 1987 Jon Schwartzman 8
1988 John Fitzgerald
10 1989 Russell Rutter
19
1990 Jason Burwitz
5
1991 Dusty Scott
8
1992 Ian MacPherson 16
1993 Dave Bonday
14
1994 John Leonard
11
1995 Ian MacPherson 13
1996 Ian MacPherson 14
1997 Joey Moriarty
11
1998 Joey Moriarty
8
1999 Oscar Gomez-Romero12
1988
CNC Soccer Classic
CNC 2, Stockton St. 1
CNC 7, Atlantic Christian 0
Va. Wesleyan Tourn
CNC 2, Shenandoah 0
CNC 1, Roanoke 0
1989
CNC/7Up Soccer Classic
CNC 10, Gallaudet 1
CNC 3, Atlantic Christian 0
Blue Marlin Invitational
CNC 1, Shenandoah 0 OT
CNC 7, St. Mary’s (Md.) 0
Dixie Conf. Tourn. at Methodist
Methodist 3, CNC 0
1990
CNC/7Up Soccer Classic
CNC 1, Wilkes 0
Fredonia 1, CNC 0
Roanoke Invitational
U. of South 6, CNC 0
CNC 4, Limestone 2
1993
CNU/Lanzera Classic
CNU 5, U-Dist. Columbia 1
CNU 1, West. Maryland 0
1994
CNU/Lanzera Classic
CNU 2, Rutgers-Camden 0
Richard Stockton 4, CNU 2
Salisbury St. Inv.
CNU 1, Goldey Beacom 0
Salisbury St. 2, CNU 1
1995
CNU/Lanzera Classic
CNU 4, St. Mary’s (Md.) 2
Dickinson 5, CNU 3
Haverford Invitational
Moravian 7, CNU 5 OT
Cabrini 3, CNU 0
1997
CNU Invitational
Muhlenberg 3, CNU 1
Maryville (Tn.) 2, CNU 0
Methodist Invitational
Col. of New Jersey 4, CNU 1
CNU 2, Heidleberg 1
1998
CNU Invitational
CNU 2, Keene St. (N.H.) 1 OT
Col. of N.J. 1, CNU 0
Va. Wesleyan Inv.
Kean (N.J.) 7, CNU 2
CNU 4, E. Conn. 0
1999
CNU Invitational
Emory 1, CNU 0
CNU 1, Fredonia (N.Y.) 0
1991
CNC/Comfort Inn Classic
CNC 3, Marymount 0
CNC 1, Md. East-Shore 0
Blue Marlin Invitational
Western Md. 2, CNC 0
CNC1, St. Mary’s (Md.) 1
VISA Playoffs
Va. Wesleyan 2, CNC 1
1992
CNU/Lanzera Classic
Yearly Leaders
Assists
Points
Andre Bell
4
Andre Bell
28
Chris Stowell
Joe Garone
Alex Vazquez
9
4
4
Jim Barranger
Joe Garone
51
22
David Crowley
Mark Yacobi
Chris Frazier
John Gallorini
Bill Dittmar
Donovan Gutzmore
Chris Frazier
Chris Frazier
Junior Carter
Kirk Rhinehart
John Fitzgerald
Russell Rutter
Charlie Sneddon
Dusty Scott
Carey Aliff
Charlie Sneddon
John Leonard
Matt Dyke
John Leonard
Joey Moriarty
Steve Sachs
Steve Sachs 2
7
4
4
4
7
12
11 5
5
6
8
4
7
6
10
5
5
9
6
12
10
N.C. Wesleyan Inv.
Gettysburg 2, CNU 1
CNU 7, Stevens Tech (N.J.) 0
CNU 1, Frostburg St. 0
CNU 2, Barton 2 OT
Bethany Invitational
Bethany 2, CNU 1
Hiram 1, CNU 0 forfeit
1987
CNC Soccer Classic
CNC 3, Wm. Patterson 0
CNC 3, Kean 0
Elizabethtown Tr.
CNC 4, Johns Hopkins 2
Elizabethtown 3, CNC 0
Chak Pang
10
Victor Kwantreng
Chris Frazier
32
18
Chris Frazier
B.B. Carter
Chris Frazier
Jon Schwartzman
21
28
31
19
John Fitzgerald
Russell Rutter
Jason Burwitz
Dusty Scott
Ian MacPherson
Dave Bonday
John Leonard
Ian MacPherson
Ian MacPherson
Joey Moriarty
Steve Sachs
Oscar Gomez-Romero
26
46
12
23
33
32
27
29
32
28
24
28
Year
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2000
CNU Invitational
CNU 5, New Jersey City 1
Dixie Conf. Tourn.
CNU 4, Averett 0
Greensboro 2, CNU 1 OT
NCAA South Regional
CNU 4, Greensboro 2
CNU 1, Washington & Lee 0
NCAA Elite 8
Wisconsin-Oshkosh 4, CNU 1
2001
CNU Invitational
CNU 2, York 0
CNU 4, Emory 0
VA Wesleyan Trn.
CNU 2, William Patterson 1
CNU 3, Cortland St. 1
Dixie Conference Trn.
CNU 3, Shenandoah 2 OT
Greensboro, 3, CNU 1
2002
CNU Invitational
CNU 3, Southwestern 1
CNU 2, York (PA) 2, 2OT
Dixie Conference Trn.
CNU 2, Methodist 1
Greensboro 2, CNU 1
CNU 4, Col. of New Jersey 0
Methodist Tourn.
Emory 4, CNU 1
CNU 2, Lynchburg 1
Dixie Conference Trn.
CNU 3, NC Wesleyan 0
Greensboro 2, CNU 1
2004
Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
CNU 1, Denison (OH) 0, OT
CNU 1, York (PA) 0
USA South Conference Trn.
CNU 2, Shenandoah 0
NC Wesleyan 5, CNU 4, 2OT
2005
Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
York (PA) 2, CNU 1
CNU 2, Wilmington (OH) 0
USA South Conference Trn.
CNU 2, Shenandoah 1, 2 OT
Greensboro 1, CNU 0
2006
Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
CNU 6, Johnson & Wales 0
York (PA) 3, CNU 1
Methodist College Tournament
CNU 5, Villa Julie 0
CNU 6, Huntingdon 0
USA South Tournament
CNU 5, Methodist 0
Greensboro 0, CNU 0 (GC 4-3 in
penalty kicks)
NCAA Tournament
CNU 5, Chestnut Hill 0
Johns Hopkins 3, CNU 1
2003
Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
CNU 1, Frostburg St. 0
CNU 4, Moravian 0
Virginia Wesleyan Tourn.
CNU 1, York (PA) 1, 2OT
Goals
Oscar Gomez-Romero 11
Carlos Placencia 11
Joshua Shaw 9
Nick Yannitello
12
Billy Lucas
12
Daniel Fogarty
10
Michael Caro 13
Assists
Oscar Gomez-Romero 14
Ryan Whinery
8
Justin Joswick
7
Billy Lucas
9
Derek Shaw
10
Daniel Fogarty
6
Derek Shaw
15
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Points
Oscar Gomez-Romero
Carlos Placencia
Billy Lucas
Nick Yannitello
Billy Lucas Daniel Fogarty
Michael Caro
36
28
22
28
30
26
35
25
(Since 1976)
Abi-Saab, Shadi 97,98,
99,00
Abell, John 00, 02
Abraham, Albert 79,80,81
Aliff, Carey 92
Alimonos, Jimmy 92,93.94
Allan, Kyle 05, 06
Altman, Brad 76
Anderson, Jonathon 05
Anderson, Todd 80,81
Arnold, Hugh 77
Asperin, Tony 97,98
Ayotte, Justin 02, 03, 04
Azcarate, Daniel 00
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
CNU’s All-Time Roster
Carollo, Vinny 91
Carr, Tim 06
Carter, B.B. 85
Carter, Junior 85,86,87,88
Carver, Andrew 05, 06
Carwile, Corey 88
Casey, Lance 83,84
Cash, Tim 77
Chalkley 78
Cheatham, Brian 81
Chezem, Justin 01, 02,
03, 04
Childress, Matt 87
Cilley, Richard 76,77
Cirnigliaro, Sal 85,86
Clayman, Jeff 99, 00
Clemence, Richard 76,77,
78,79
Connors, Patrick 82
Cook, Steve 83,84,85,86
Corser, John 06
Cott, Ryan 98
Cotten, Matt 93,94
Junior Carter
Bailey, James 90,91
Bailey, John 88,89,90,91
Bailey, Tom 76,77
Banks, Carl 88
Barefoot, James 89,90, 92
Barefoot, Jeff 91, 92
Barranger, Jim 77
Basso, Tony 01, 02, 03, 04
Bell, Andre 74,75,76,77
Benet, Richard 82
Berger, Axel 93
Blandon, Carlos 89,90
Blasingame, Lee 79
Blecher, Simon 03, 04, 05
Bleier, Paul 91, 92
Boettcher, Matt 00, 01
Boettcher, Bryan 00
Bonday, Dave 93
Bonus, Paul 94
Bridges, Mark 79
Brightman, Robert 76,77,
78,79
Brindley, Bart 91
Brinkel, Paul 93
Bristow, Danny 78
Brophy, Matt 83,84
Brown, Bruce 76,77,78
Bryant, Carl 78
Burwitz, Jason 90
Buttafuoco, Luigi 87
Butler, Charles 82
Burgoyne, David 77
Burns, Richard 80,81
Cahoon, Jeff 76
Canaday, David 79,80
Canaday, Scott 79
Capece, Dave 93,94
Caro, Michael 04, 05, 06
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Bill Dittmar
Councill, Will 98
Cox, Chad 91
Crandall, Brad 88
Crockwell, Andrew 85,86
Crowder, Ben 02, 03
Crowley, David 78,79,80,81
Cruz, Juan 82
Curran, Derek 76,77,78
Curran, Ian 80,81,82
Curtis, Rodney 98, 99, 00
Davis, Bryan 05, 06
Davis, Howard 94,95,96
Debure, Oliver 81,82
Decell, Damian 78,80,81
Delavar, Reza 76
Detamore, Stan 78
Ditsworth, Alan 89
Dittmar, Bill 83,84,85,86
Douglas, Brian 94
Doukan, Ala 93
Dowaliby, Eli 95,96,97,98
Doway, Evans 84
Downes, Steve 90,91,92,93
Duecy, Luke 90
Dyer, Dustin 02
Dyke, Matt 93,94,95
Earls, Ken 83,84
Ebisawa, Masa 95,96
Edwards, Shawn 99, 00,
01, 02
Ellwood, Brian 93
Chris Frazier
Elmore, Luther 01
Engley, Tim 90,91
Farino, Jason 98, 99, 00, 01
Fazio, Chris 81,82,83
Figueiredo, Jorge 01
Finnigan, David 82
Fiscella, Luigi 85,86
Fitzgerald, John 86,87,88,89
Fitzhugh, John 04
Flynn, Sean 94,95,96,98
Fogarty, Daniel 03, 04, 05,
06
Foster, David 82
Foster, William 79
Fraioli, Marc 83
Frazier, Chris 83,84,85,86
Freidman, Bob 77
Friant, Greg 86,87,88,90
Fusco, Steve 79
Harrell, Stephen 05, 06
Hart, Paul 76,77
Hash, Jimmy 05, 06
Heaton, Craig 90,91, 92
Helmick, George 92
Hermann, Steve 89
Hilton, Steve 79
Hoaglund, Glen 88,89
Hood, Mark 78
Hopkins, Jeff 90
Houck, Jon 91
Huttman, Kenny 04, 05
Hurt, Perry 78,79
Huylebroeck, Kevin 97,98,
99
Isham, Jon 81
Jenkins, B.J. 96,97,98
Johansson,Andrew 01, 03
Johnson, Jimmy 90,91, 92
Jones, Matt 95
Jordan, Alan 99,00, 01, 02
Joswick, Justin 99, 00,
01, 02
Kearney, Andrew 03
Keaton, Michael 97,98
Kellen, Chuck 92
Keller, Steve 03, 04
Kennedy, Scott 78
Kim, Taesung 76,77
Krieger, Kyle 02, 03
Kuhnle, Scott 88,89
Kwantreng, Victor 82
Gagliardi, Kenneth 78
Galle, George 76,77
Gallorini, John 83,84,85
Garcia, Roberto 99
Lages, Bill 94
Garone, Joe 78,79
Lamprecht, Brian 88
de Gasperin, Ernesto 03
Laughlin, Joe 91
Gatz, Sean 79,80,81,82
Leadbetter, Rob 01, 02,
Gendron, Mark 77
03, 04
Glancy, Casey 05, 06
Leonard, John 94,96
Gomez-Romero, Oscar 96,97,Liebler, Jon 89
99,00
Lippus, J.R. 87,88
Gourley, Jeff 84
Livingstone, Allan 87,88,
Granger, Alex 76
89,90
Greaves, Karl 83,84,85,86 Longobardi, Rick 83,84,
Greenberg, Kevin 06
85,86
Gregory, Geoff 95
Low, Kenne 95,97,98
Guida, John 77
Lowe, Dan 91
Guida, Mike 77
Lucas, Billy 01, 02, 03, 04
Guinti, David 78,79
Lunn, Art 77
Gulledge, Ricky 95,96,97,98
Gutzmore, Donovan 84,85, MacDonald, Eddie 97,98
86,87
MacPherson, Ian 92,93,
95,96
Hable, James 94,95,96,97 Mahiques, Zach 06
Hagerty, Ryan 99, 00, 01
Majewski, Jimmy 05, 06
Hale, Tim 77
Malcolm, Billy 83
Hai, Hong Ho 80,81
Malehorn, Matt 94
Hammond, Didier 78
Mankin, Jack 91, 92
Hammond, Hams 77
Markiewicz, Mark 95
Hammond, Manny 80
Marston, James 96,97
Hammond, Tom 82,83,84,85 Martin, Kyle 03, 05, 06
Hansen, Seth 05
Mattison, Ralph 88
Harmon, Jeff 85,86
Matula, Jay 93
Mauney, Greg 93,94,96,97
Mausteller, Mike 03
Mayer, Jamie 04
McCarthy, J.J. 88,89,90
McCoy, Andrew 06
McCormack, John 99, 00,
01, 02
McLellan, Aaron 02
Meadows, Geoff 88,91, 92
Meszaros, Alex 90
Mertz, Mike 03
Milburn, Philip 80,81
Mills, Ashby 03
Mondragon, Felipe 97
Moore, Chris 93
Moore, Doug 89,90
Moorman, Jimmy 96
Moosavizadeh, Shahriar 79
Morefield, Brance 95,96,97,
98
Moriarty, Joey 97,98
Morris, Alan 79
Morrow, Mark 84,85,86,87
Morse, Dustin 97,98, 99, 00
Mosley, Gerard 83,84,85,86
Moureau, Sebastien 89
Mulcahy, Paul 81,82
Mullenax, Rocky 04
Mullins, Chris 95
Mury, Mark 91, 92
Nugent, James 05, 06
Oblein, Mike 80
Steve Sachs
Okeke, David 80,81
Olenski, Thomas 80
Olsen, Peter 88,89
Page, Matt 04, 05, 06
Palmaz, Marcelo 81,82
Pang, Chak 80,81,82
Parolisi, Mike 99, 00
Perez, Byron 95,96
Perina, Hugo 89
Petrey, Jon 76,77
Pittenger, Craig 98, 99, 00
Placencia, Carlos 01
Pombriant, Joseph 97,98
Powell, Drew 90, 92
Prokopik, Mike 83,84,85,86
Pyle, Eric 86,87,88,89
Reeves, Roland 77
Rehberg, Russ 92,93
Reiger, Kirk 77
Rhinehart, Kirk 87,89
Richmond, Kevin 77
Richter, Greg 94
Riddle, Kenny 95
Ridgway, Chris 91
Ritter, Gino 90,91,92,93
Jon Schwartzman
Rives, Tyler 05
Rocheleau, Kevin 90
Ross, Jeremy 96
Rowe, John 77
Rutter, Russell 89
Ryan, Jamie 88
Sachs, Scott 99, 00, 01
Sachs, Steve 96,97,98, 99
Sahms, Jeff 84,85,86,87
Salada, Bill 76,77
Samuel, Jeff 94,95
Saras, Demo 91, 92
Saunders, Chris 94
Saunders, Paul 88
Schaughnessy, John 81
Scheiman, Jeff 79,80
Schiele, Paul 77
Schwab, Brian 96,97,98
Schwaner, Henry 77
Schwartzman, Jon 86,87,
88,89
Scott, Dusty 88,90,91
Shade, Mark 84
Shaffer, Jimmy 97
Shaw, Derek 03, 04, 05, 06
Shaw, Joshua 99, 00,
01, 02
Sheldon, Devin 91
Shin, Jae 84,85
Showers, Dave 93
Shumate, Brian 01, 02,
03, 04
Sibiga, Ted 99
Sivulka, Lubos 85,86
Slack, Patrick 89
Small, Galen 03, 04, 05, 06
Smith, Cary 86,87,89,90
Smith, David 03
Smith, Hyon, Chun 83
Smith, Leigh 82
Smith, Mike 76,77
Sneddon, Charlie 90,91,
93,94
Soares, Sandro 93
Spencer, Kevin 94,95,96
Stewart, Herbie
85,86,87,88
Stowell, Chris 76,77
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Strickland, Earl 77
Sullivan, Will 86,87
Taylor, Rick 76
Tengs, Matt 06
Thatcher, Art 74,75,76,77
Tichy, Wolfgang 84,85
Toms, Tracy 81,82,83
Trainum, Brent 00, 01, 02
Trueblood, Shawn 04,
05, 06
Tweed, Brian 05, 06
Turpin, David 82,83
Vaughan, Brian 89
Vazquez, Alex 76,77,78
Veldhuis, Stefan 02, 03, 04
Via, David 79
Via, Michael 82
Vieten, Tommy 04, 05, 06
Vincent, Frank 80,81,82
Vosler, Shea 96
Wagner, Kevin 83,84,86,87
Wahlert, Travis 92,93,94
Walk, Larry 96,97,98
Ward, John 79,80,82
Watson, Brandon 06
Weller, Paul
Whitehurst, Jeff 93,94,95
Whinery, Ryan 99, 00, 01
Wilcox, Peter 81
Wohl, Scott 93,94
Woodhouse, Angelo 77
Yacobi, Mark 82,83
Yannitello, Nick 01, 02,
03, 04
Young, Dwayne 90
Youri, Scott 76,77
Zelada, Martin 99, 00,
01, 02
Zenewicz, P.J. 94,95
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
The Opponents
Averett
Game 8 - Sat., Sept. 29
Danville, VA
Series Record: CNU leads 24-7-1
Location________________ Danville, VA
Colors_ ________________ Navy & Gold
Nickname__________________ Cougars
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach_____________ Jim Gourlay
2006 Record_ ________________ 5-11-0
2006 Result vs. CNU__________ lost 4-1
SID__________________ Sam Ferguson
SID Phone_____________434-791-5876
SID e-mail__ sam.ferguson@averett.edu
Greensboro
Coll. of New Jersey
Game 3 - Fri., Sept. 7
Captains Field
Series Record: Series Tied 1-1
Location__________________ Ewing, NJ
Colors_ ________________ Blue & Gold
Nickname_____________________Lions
Conference_ _________________ NJAC
Enrollment___________________ 5,900
Head Coach__________ George Nazario
2006 Record_ _________________7-8-1
2006 Result vs. CNU_________No game
SID_______________________Ann King
SID Phone_____________609-771-2517
SID e-mail___________ aking@tcnj.edu
Kean
Game 13 - Sat., Oct. 13
Greensboro, NC
Series Record: Greensboro leads 18-16-4
Location_____________ Greensboro, NC
Colors_ _________Green, White & Silver
Nickname_____________________Pride
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach_______________ Bill Brady
2006 Record_ ________________ 11-9-2
2006 Result vs. CNU___ L 2-0, T 0-0 2OT
SID______________________ Bob Lowe
SID Phone________ 336-272-7102 X279
SID e-mail____blowe@gborocollege.edu
Methodist
Game 11 - Sat., Oct. 6
Captains Field
Series Record: CNU leads 2114-1
Location_____________ Fayetteville, NC
Colors_ _______________ Green & Gold
Nickname_________________ Monarchs
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment___________________ 2,000
Head Coach__________ Justin Terranova
2006 Record_ ________________7-12-1
2006 Result vs. CNU_______ L 4-0, L 5-0
SID______________________Kirbie Britt
SID Phone_____________910-630-7172
SID e-mail___ sportsinfo@methodist.edu
Shenandoah
Game 10 - Wed., Oct. 3
Captains Field
Series Record: CNU leads: 21-5
Location______________ Winchester, VA
Colors_ ____ Red, White & Midnight Blue
Nickname___________________Hornets
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment___________________ 2,586
Head Coach_____________Des Lawless
2006 Record_ ________________ 4-11-2
2006 Result vs. CNU ___________ L 2-1
SID_____________________ Scott Musa
SID Phone_____________540-665-5417
SID e-mail___________ smusa@su.edu
Game 4 - Sat, Sept. 8
Captains Field
Series Record: Kean leads 2-1
Location__________________ Union, NJ
Colors_ ___________ Navy blue & White
Nickname__________________ Cougars
Conference_ _________________ NJAC
Enrollment__________________ 13,000
Head Coach_________ Tony Ochrimenko
2006 Record_ ________________10-8-5
2006 Result vs. CNU_________No game
SID____________________ Karyn Pinter
SID Phone_____________908-737-0603
SID e-mail_________ kpinter@kean.edu
N.C. Wesleyan
Game 17 - Sat., Oct.27
Captains Field
Series Record: NCW leads 15-14-6
Location____________ Rocky Mount, NC
Colors_ ___________ Royal Blue & Gold
Nickname__________________ Bishops
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment_____________________ 900
Head Coach______________Jason Kilby
2006 Record_ ________________17-5-5
2006 Result vs.CNU_ ____ Tied 1-1 2OT
SID______________________ Rikki Rich
SID Phone_____________252-985-5271
SID e-mail__________ rcrich@ncwc.edu
St. Mary’s
Game 15 - Sat., Oct. 20
Captains Field
Series Record: CNU leads: 8-5-1
Location___________St. Mary’s City, MD
Colors_ __________ Blue, White, & Gold
Nickname_________________Seahawks
Conference_ __________________ CAC
Enrollment___________________ 1,850
Head Coach_____________ Herb Gainey
2006 Record_ ________________7-10-2
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ Lost 5-0
SID___________________Nairem Moran
SID Phone_____________240-895-4482
SID e-mail________nmoran@smcm.edu
Eastern Mennonite
Game 1 - Fri., Aug. 31
Captains Field
Series Record: CNU leads 5-2
Location____________ Harrisonburg, VA
Colors_ __________ Royal Blue & White
Nickname___________________ Royals
Conference_ _________________ODAC
Enrollment___________________ 1,450
Head Coach______________Roger Mast
2006 Record_ ________________15-4-0
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ no game
SID___________________ Mike Zuccioni
SID Phone_____________540-432-4441
SID e-mail__ michael.zuccioni@emu.edu
Messiah
Game 2 - Sat., Sept. 1
Captains Field
Series Record: Messiah leads 3-0
Location_______________ Grantham, PA
Colors_ ___________ Navy blue & White
Nickname___________________Falcons
Conference_ __________________ MAC
Enrollment___________________ 2,900
Head Coach_____________ Dave Brandt
2006 Record_ ________________21-1-2
2006 Result vs. CNU_________No game
SID______________________Scott Frey
SID Phone_____________717-796-5359
SID e-mail________ sfrey@messiah.edu
Roanoke
Ferrum
Game 9 - Sun., Sept. 30
Ferrum, VA
Series Record: CNU leads 17-2
Location_________________ Ferrum, VA
Colors_ _______________ Black & Gold
Nickname__________________Panthers
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach______________ Rod Baker
2006 Record_ ________________4-15-0
2006 Result vs. CNU__________ lost 4-0
SID____________________ Gary Holden
SID Phone_____________540-365-4306
SID e-mail_______ gholden@ferrum.edu
Mary Washington
Game 16- Wed., Oct. 24
Captains Field
Series Record: MWC leads 14-13-3
Location___________ Fredericksburg, VA
Colors_ ____________Navy Blue & Gray
Nickname___________________ Eagles
Conference_ __________________ CAC
Enrollment___________________ 4,000
Head Coach_____________ Roy Gordon
2006 Record_ ________________14-5-0
2006 Result vs. CNU______ Lost 1-0 OT
SID_____________________ Clint Often
SID Phone_____________540-654-1743
SID e-mail__________ coften@umw.edu
Salisbury
Game 12 - Wed., Oct. 10
Captains Field
Series Record: CNU leads 6-4-1
Location__________________Salem, VA
Colors_ _____________ Maroon & White
Nickname__________________ Maroons
Conference_ _________________ODAC
Enrollment___________________ 1,700
Head Coach_____________ Scott Allison
2006 Record_ _________________9-8-1
2006 Result vs. CNU______ Won 3-2 OT
SID_________________Chris Cummings
SID Phone_____________540-375-2344
SID e-mail____ cummings@roanoke.edu
Game 14 - Wed., Oct. 17
Salisbury, MD
Series Record: Salisbury leads: 13-8
Location_______________ Salisbury, MD
Colors_ ______________ Maroon & Gold
Nickname_________________ Sea Gulls
Conference_ __________________ CAC
Enrollment___________________ 6,700
Head Coach___________Gerry DiBartolo
2006 Record_ ________________ 11-5-1
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ Lost 4-1
SID___________________ Sam Atkinson
SID Phone_____________410-543-6016
SID e-mail____ satkinson@salisbury.edu
Villa Julie
Virginia Wesleyan
Game 6 - Sun., Sept. 16
Stevenson, MD
Series Record: CNU leads 1-0
Location______________Stevenson, MD
Colors_ ______________ Green & White
Nickname_________________ Mustangs
Conference_ ___________ North Eastern
Enrollment___________________ 1,800
Head Coach____________ John Plevyak
2006 Record_ ________________ 11-8-0
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ Lost 5-0
SID_____________________ Jeb Barber
SID Phone_____________443-352-4253
SID e-mail_______ ath-jeb@mail.vjc.edu
Game 7 - Wed., Sept. 26
Captains Field
Series Record: VWC leads 22-7-2
Location_________________ Norfolk, VA
Colors_ ___________ Navy Blue & Silver
Nickname_______________ Blue Marlins
Conference_ _________________ODAC
Enrollment___________________ 1,400
Head Coach__________ Mike McFarland
2006 Record_ ________________14-4-3
2006 Result vs. CNU______ Won 3-2 OT
SID____________________ Joe Wasiluk
SID Phone_____________757-455-3393
SID e-mail_________ jwasiluk@vwc.edu
York
Game 5 - Sat., Sept. 15
York, PA
Series Record: Series Tied 2-2-2
Location___________________ York, PA
Colors_ ______________ Green & White
Nickname__________________Spartans
Conference_ __________________ CAC
Enrollment___________________ 4,300
Head Coach_____________Mark Ludwig
2006 Record_ ________________21-0-3
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ Won 3-1
SID_____________________Scott Guise
SID Phone_____________717-815-1394
SID e-mail___________sguise@ycp.edu
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
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Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Year By Year Scores
UNC Greensboro*
William & Mary
N.C. Wesleyan*
Mary Washington
St. Andrews*
Va. Wesleyan*
Methodist*
Randolph-Macon
1974 (1-9-2)
Coach: William Sneddon
Va. Wesleyan
9/18 H/L 0-5
Greensboro*
9/24 A/L 2-4
Lynchburg
9/27 A/L 0-17
UNC Greensboro* 9/29 H/L 2-4
Methodist*
10/2 H/L 2-3
William & Mary
10/5 H/L 0-1
William & Mary
10/16 A/L 1-5
Radford
10/22 H/T 2-2
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/25 A/W 2-1
St. Andrews*
10/26 A/L 2-4
Va. Wesleyan*
11/2 A/L 1-4
Radford
11/5 A/T 1-1
1975 (7-4)
Coach: William Sneddon
Va. Wesleyan*
9/18 H/L
Old Dominion
9/20 A/L
Greensboro*
9/21 H/W
UNC Greensboro* 9/24 A/L
St. Andrews*
9/27 H/W
William & Mary
9/30 H/L
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/3 H/W
Methodist*
10/11 A/W
Richmond
10/16 A/W
Radford
10/21 H/W
Lynchburg
10/24 H/W
2-4
0-7
3-2
3-4
5-2
1-8
2-0
2-0
1-0
2-1
1-0
1976 (5-7)
Coach: William Sneddon
William & Mary
9/11 A/L 1-3
N.C. Wesleyan* 9/18 A/L 1-2
Va. Wesleyan*
9/21 A/L 0-3
UNC Greensboro* 9/25 H/W 2-0
St. Andrews*
10/2 A/W 2-1
Greensboro*
10/3 A/W 3-2
Old Dominion
10/5 H/L 0-3
Liberty
10/12 H/L 0-1
Randolph-Macon 10/17 A/L 2-4
Methodist*
10/19 H/W 3-0
Averett*
10/23 H/W 4-0
Lynchburg
11/6 A/L 0-10
1977 (10-6-1)
Coach: Bob Cummings
1
St. Mary’s 9/9
H/L 1-2
Salisbury St.1
9/10 H/W 1-0
William & Mary
9/12 H/L 1-4
Liberty
9/13 A/W 1-0
Richmond
9/17 H/L 1-2
Averett*
9/22 A/W 3-0
Longwood
9/24 A/W 10-0
St. Andrews*
9/30 H/T 2-2
UNC Greensboro* 10/8 A/L 0-1
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/12 H/L 2-3
Mary Washington 10/18 H/W 4-0
Va. Wesleyan*
10/22 H/W 3-0
Hampden-Sydney 10/26 A/W 4-1
Methodist*
10/29 A/W 4-1
Barton
11/1 A/W 4-0
Greensboro*
11/5 H/W 11-0
William & Mary2 11/9 A/L 0-2
1978 (7-9-1)
Coach: Bob Cummings
Salisbury St.1
9/8
H/L
Johns Hopkins1
9/9
H/L
Longwood
9/12 H/W
3
Towson St. 9/15 A/L
West. Maryland3 9/16 N/L
Hampden-Sydney 9/20 H/L
Averett*
9/23 H/W
Greensboro*
9/30 A/W
Richmond
10/4 A/L
28
0-2
0-9
6-2
2-5
2-4
0-1
2-0
5-0
1-5
10/8
10/10
10/14
10/18
10/21
10/25
10/28
10/31
H/W
A/L
A/W
A/W
A/T
A/L
H/W
H/L
3-2
0-4
4-2
2-1
1-1
1-2
1-0
1-3
1979 (2-9-4)
Coach: Bob Cummings
Elon 9/7
H/L
Barton1
9/8
H/L
Longwood
9/12 A/L
Salisbury St.4
9/15 A/L
West. Maryland4 9/16 N/L
Hampden-Sydney 9/19 A/T
Averett*
9/22 A/L
Richmond
10/5 H/T
UNC Greensboro* 10/7 A/T
Methodist*
10/13 A/L
Mary Washington 10/17 H/W
Greensboro*
10/20 H/W
Va. Wesleyan*
10/24 H/L
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/27 H/T
Randolph-Macon 10/30 A/L
1-3
0-4
1-2
1-4
4-9
1-1
0-5
1-1
4-4
0-6
3-1
6-0
0-3
1-1
0-1
1980 (1-13-1)
Coach: Bob Cummings
1
Roanoke
9/12 H/L
Richmond1
9/13 H/L
Hampden-Sydney 9/17 H/T
N.C. Wesleyan* 9/20 A/L
Averett*
9/27 H/L
Methodist*
9/29 H/L
Greensboro*
10/4 H/W
UNC Greensboro* 10/5 H/L
Mary Washington 10/8 A/L
Va. Common.
10/11 A/L
East Carolina
10/14 A/L
Va. Wesleyan*
10/22 A/L
St. Andrews*
10/25 A/L
Randolph-Macon 10/28 H/L
Lynchburg
11/8 H/L
1-2
0-2
0-0
3-4
0-2
0-1
7-0
0-2
0-1
0-6
1-2
1-5
0-3
1-2
0-8
1
1981 (2-11-1)
Coach: William Sneddon
UNC Greensboro* 9/13 A/L 0-11
Va. Wesleyan*
9/16 H/W 3-1
Averett*
9/19 H/L 0-2
Hampden-Sydney 9/23 A/L 1-5
St. Andrews*
9/26 H/L 0-1
Methodist*
10/3 A/L 1-3
Mary Washington 10/6 H/L 1-3
Radford
10/11 A/L 0-1
Richmond
10/13 A.L 1-4
Va. Common.
10/17 H/L 1-5
Lynchburg
10/24 A/L 1-5
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/28 H/T 2-2
East Carolina
10/31 H/W 4-1
Randolph-Macon 11/4 A/L 1-3
1982 (3-11-1)
Coach: Seth Roland
East Carolina
9/12 A/L 3-6
Va. Wesleyan*
9/15 A/L 0-10
Methodist*
9/18 H/W 2-0
Hampden-Sydney 9/22 H/L 0-5
Averett*
9/25 A/L 3-11
Randolph-Macon 9/28 H/L 2-4
UNC Greensboro* 10/3 H/L 1-4
Richmond
10/5 H/L 4-5
Salisbury St.
10/9 A/L 1-4
Radford
10/16 H/L 0-2
St. Andrews*
10/23 A/W 4-2
N.C. Wesleyan*
Liberty
Va. Common.
Mary Washington
10/26
10/30
11/2
11/4
A/W
H/T
A/L
H/L
2-0
2-2
1-3
0-3
1983 (9-8-1)
Coach: Seth Roland
Richmond
9/7
A/W 2-0
Hampden-Sydney5 9/10 N/L 0-2
5
Col. of N.J. 9/11 N/L 1-2
William & Mary
9/14 A/L 0-4
N.C. Wesleyan* 9/17 H/L 0-2
St. Andrews*
9/23 H/W 7-0
Salisbury St.
9/27 H/W 3-2*
Greensboro
10/1 A/W 8-0
UNC Greensboro* 10/2 A/L 0-6
Mary Washington 10/5 H/W 2-0
Va. Common.
10/8 H/W 4-0
Methodist*
10/15 A/W 2-1
Va. Wesleyan*
10/19 H/L 0-2
Shenandoah
10/22 H/W 9-0
Averett
10/26 H/T 1-1*
Liberty
10/29 A/L 0-1
Randolph-Macon 11/2 A/L 1-2*
East Carolina
11/5 H/W 1-0
1984 (11-7-1)
Coach: Seth Roland
Shenandoah
9/8
A/W 4-0
Roanoke
9/9
A/L 1-2*
Richmond
9/12 A/T 0-0*
William & Mary
9/19 H/L 0-1
Methodist*
9/22 H/W 2-1*
Longwood
9/25 A/L 1-2
Greensboro*
9/29 H/W 2-1
UNC Greensboro* 9/30 H/L 0-4
Lynchburg
10/3 H/L 1-3
St. Andrews*
10/6 A/W 6-1
Hampden-Sydney 10/10 H/W 1-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/13 A/L 0-1
Va. Wesleyan*
10/16 A/W 1-0
Liberty
10/20 H/W 2-1
Averett*
10/24 A/W 4-1
Mary Washington 10/27 A/L 0-3
Randolph-Macon 11/3 H/W 1-0
East Carolina
11/7 A/W 3-2*
Va. Common.
11/14 A/W 3-2*
1985 (12-6-2)
Coach: Seth Roland
Apprentice
9/7
H/W 5-0
Hampden-Sydney 9/11 A/W 5-0
Shenandoah
9/14 H/W 9-0
William & Mary
9/17 A/L 2-4
St. Andrews*
9/20 H/W 8-0
Longwood
9/25 H/W 2-1
Greensboro*
9/28 A/W 2-0
UNC Greensboro* 9/29 A/L 0-2
Averett*
10/5 H/W 3-0
East Carolina
10/8 H/W 5-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/12 H/T 2-2*
Va. Wesleyan*
10/16 H/L 1-3
St. Mary’s
10/19 A/W 3-0
Salisbury St.
10/20 A/L 2-3*
Johns Hopkins
10/23 A/L 2-3*
Mary Washington 10/26 H/W 2-1*
Randolph-Macon 10/30 A/L 1-4
Roanoke
11/2 H/W 1-0
Methodist*
11/6 A/W 2-0*
Liberty2
11/13 A/T 0-0+
1986 (18-5)
Coach: Seth Roland
Apprentice
9/3
H/W 11-0
Johns Hopkins6
9/6
H/W 2-0
6
Richard Stockton 9/7
H/W 2-1
Salisbury St.
9/10 H/W 4-0
Shenandoah
9/13 A/W 1-0
William & Mary
9/17 H/L 1-2
St. Andrews*
9/20 A/W 2-0
Methodist*
9/24 H/L 0-1*
UNC Greensboro* 9/27 H/W 2-1
Greensboro
9/28 H/L 1-2
Hampden-Sydney 10/1 H/W 6-1
Averett*
10/4 A/W 4-0
Va. Wesleyan*
10/7 A/W 1-0
N.J. Tech
10/11 A/W 4-0
Kean (N.J.)
10/13 A/W 3-0
St. Mary’s
10/16 H/W 4-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/22 A/W 2-1
Mary Washington
Randolph-Macon
Longwood
Bethany (WV)7
Lynchburg2
Longwood2
10/25
10/29
11/1
11/8
11/15
11/19
A/W 3-2
H/W 3-1
H/W 3-1
A/L 0-1
H/W 2-1
H/L 1-2*
1987 (8-8-3)
Coach: Alan Lindsay
William Paterson6 9/5
H/W 3-0
Kean (N.J.)6
9/6
H/W 3-0
8
Johns Hopkins 9/11 N/W 4-2
8
Elizabethtown 9/12 A/L 0-3
William & Mary
9/17 A/L 1-8
St. Andrews*
9/19 H/W 3-0
Methodist*
9/23 A/T 3-3*
UNC Greensboro* 9/26 A/L 1-5
9
Greensboro* 9/27 N/W 1-0
Averett*
10/3 H/W 6-0
Va. Wesleyan*
10/6 H/L 2-3
Mt. St. Mary’s
10/11 A/L 1-2
Gettysburg
10/12 A/T 1-1*
Ithaca10
10/18 N/W 1-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/21 H/L 0-3
Mary Washington 10/24 H/L 0-2
Randolph-Macon 10/27 A/T 2-2*
Longwood
10/31 A/L 0-2
Catholic
11/4 H/W 3-0
1988 (11-10)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
Old Dominion
9/1
A/L 0-1
Richard Stockton6 9/3
H/W 2-1
Barton6
9/4
H/W 7-0
Shenandoah11
9/10 N/W 7-0
11
Roanoke 9/11 N/W 1-0
East Carolina
9/14 H/W 4-2
Radford
9/17 A/L 2-3
Lynchburg
9/20 A.L 1-2
Methodist*
9/23 H/W 1-0
Greensboro*
9/25 H/L 0-2
Averett*
10/1 A/W 4-1
Ferrum*
10/2 A/W 5-0
Va. Wesleyan*
10/5 A/L 0-2
E. Mennonite
10/8 A/W 1-0
Randolph-Macon 10/12 H/W 1-0*
LockHaven
10/15 A/L 0-3
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/20 A/L 2-6
Mary Washington 10/22 A/L 0-3
Hampden-Sydney 10/26 H/W 5-1
Longwood
10/29 H/L 0-4
Mt. St. Mary’s
11/5 H/L 2-7
1989 (11-5-2)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
6
Gallaudet 9/2
H/W10-1
Barton6
9/3
H/W 3-0
Shenandoah11
9/9
N/W 1-0*
St. Mary’s11
9/4
N/W 7-0
East Carolina
9/13 A/T 1-1*
Mary Washington 9/15 H/L 1-2*
Lynchburg
9/20 H/T 1-1*
Methodist*
9/23 H/W 2-1*
Hampden-Sydney 9/26 A/W 3-2*
Ferrum*
9/30 A/W 9-1
Randolph-Macon 10/1 A/W 4-0
Greensboro*
10/4 A/L 0-4
Marymount
10/6 H/W 4-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/10 H/L 3-4*
Averett*
10/18 H/W 3-1
Va. Wesleyan
10/21 H/W 2-1
Longwood
10/25 A.L 3-5*
Methodist12
10/28 A/L 0-3
1990 (6-10-3)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Wilkes6
SUNY-Fredonia6
U. of the South13
Limestone13
Dist. of Columbia
Longwood
Methodist*
Mary Washington
Ferrum*
Marymount
Greensboro*
Shenandoah
N.C. Wesleyan*
Haverford
Lynchburg
Averett*
Va. Wesleyan
Salisbury St.
Md.-East. Shore
9/1
9/2
9/7
9/8
9/12
9/19
9/22
9/26
9/29
9/30
10/3
10/6
10/9
10/13
10/16
10/17
10/20
10/23
10/26
H/W 2-1
H/L 0-1
N/L 0-6
N/W 4-2
H/T 1-1*
A/L 2-5
A/L 0-5
A/L 1-3
H/W 3-0
A/W 2-0
H/L 0-3
A/L 0-1
A/T 0-0*
H/W 2-1
A/T 4-4*
A/L 0-4
A/L 1-3
A/L 0-1*
H/W 4-3*
1991 (12-6-2)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
Marymount6
9/7
H/W 3-0
Md.-East. Shore6 9/8
H/W 1-0
Hampden-Sydney 9/11 H/W 6-1
West. Maryland11 9/14 N/L 0-2
St. Mary’s11
9/15 N/T 1-1*
Longwood
9/18 A/W 2-0
Methodist*
9/21 H/L 1-5
Mary Washington 9/25 H/L 2-3
Ferrum*
9/28 A/W 4-0
Catholic
9/29 A/W 2-1
Dist. of Columbia 10/5 A/W 2-0
Greensbboro*
10/9 A/L 1-2
Lynchburg
10/15 H/W 5-3*
East Carolina
10/19 H/W 1-0*
Va. Wesleyan
10/23 H/L 0-1
Averett*
10/26 H/W 2-1
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/28 H/T 2-2*
Salisbury St.
10/30 H/W 2-1
Va. Wesleyan2
11/12 A/L 1-2
1992 (7-8-4)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
6
Frostburg St. 9/5
H/W 1-0
Barton6 14
9/7
N/T 2-2*
Marymount
9/9
A/W 1-0
Bethany (WV)15
9/12 A/L 1-2
Hiram (O.)15
9/13 N/W 2-0
Longwood
9/16 H/L 2-3
Methodist*
9/19 A/L 1-2*
Mary Washington 9/23 A/T 0-0*
Ferrum*
9/26 H/W 6-0
Catholic
9/27 H/W 4-0
Va. Wesleyan
9/30 A/T 2-2*
Greensboro*
10/4 H/T 2-2*
Shenandoah
10/11 A/L 1-3
Dist. of Columbia 10/13 H/L 0-1
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/15 A/W 2-0
Columbia Union 10/18 H/W15-0
Averett*
10/21 A/L 1-2
Randolph-Macon 10/24 H/W 1-0
Salisbury St.
10/28 A/L 0-2
1993 (9-9)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
Barton
9/4
A/W 2-1
Marymount
9/8
H/W 8-1
6
Dist. of Columbia 9/10 H/W 5-1
6
West. Maryland 9/11 H/W 1-0
Md.-East. Shore 9/15 A/W 5-3*
Methodist*
9/18 H/L 2-4
Mary Washington 9/22 H/L 0-3
Ferrum*
9/25 A/W 5-1
Va. Wesleyan
9/29 H/L 2-4*
Greensboro*
10/2 A/L 0-2
Shenandoah*
10/6 H/W 4-0
Lynchburg
10/9 A/L 3-6
Catholic
10/11 H/W 2-1
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/14 H/L 2-3
Randolph-Macon 10/17 A/L 1-2
Longwood
10/23 A/L 3-5
Salisbury St.
10/27 H/L 2-3
Averett*
10/30 A/W 5-2
1994 (8-7-1)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
Rutgers-Camden6 9/3
H/W 2-0
Richard Stockton6 9/4
H/L 2-4
Goldey Beacom4 9/10 N/W 1-0
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Year By Year Scores
Salisbury St.4
Marymount
Methodist*
Barton
Ferrum*
Catholic
Chowan
Greensboro*
Shenandoah*
Longwood
N.C. Wesleyan*
Mary Washington
Averett*
9/11
9/14
9/17
9/21
9/24
9/25
9/28
10/1
10/5
10/8
10/13
10/19
10/29
A/L 1-2
A/W 3-2
H/L 0-5
H/W 2-1
H/L 2-4
H/W 3-2
A/W 5-1
H/W 2-1
A/W 5-1
H/T 1-1*
A/L 1-2
A/L 1-5
H/L 1-3
1995 (5-11-1)
Coach: Craig Reynolds
St. Mary’s6
9/2
H/W 4-2
Dickinson6
9/3
H/L 3-5*
Barton
9/6
A/L 0-1
Moravian (Pa.)16 9/9
N/L 5-7*
16
Cabrini (Pa.) 9/10 N/L 0-3
Mary Washington 9/13 H/T 0-0*
Methodist*
9/16 H/L 0-6
Ferrum*
9/23 A/L 2-3*
Chowan
9/27 H/W 4-1
Greensboro*
9/30 A/L 1-2
Shenandoah*
10/4 H/L 0-2
Mt. Olive
10/7 A/L 1-3
Goucher
10/10 A/L 1-2
Marymount
10/14 H/W 7-3
Columbia Union 10/22 H/W 11-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/25 H/L 1-2
Averett*
10/28 A/W 5-3
1996 (13-5)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Washington (Md.) 9/7
H/W 4-3
Greensboro*
9/11 H/L 0-2
Md.-East. Shore 9/15 H/W 7-1
Barton
9/18 H/W 3-0
St. Mary’s
9/21 H/W 7-0
Marymount
9/22 A/L 1-2
Va. Wesleyan
9/25 A/L 0-2
Methodist*
9/28 A/L 1-3
Chowan
10/1 A/W 3-1
Ferrum*
10/5 H/W 2-0
Emory & Henry
10/12 A/L 2-6*
Shenandoah*
10/16 A/W 1-0
Mt. Olive
10/19 H/W 6-2
Columbia Union 10/27 A/W 12-1
Mary Washington 10/30 A/W 2-0
Goucher
11/2 H/W 2-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 11/5 A/W 8-0
Averett*
11/9 H/W 9-1
1997 (10-9)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Washington (Md.) 9/3
A/W 2-0
Muhlenberg (Pa.)6 9/6
H/L 1-3
6
Maryville (Tenn.) 9/7
H/L 0-2
Chowan
9/10 H/W 4-1
Col. of N.J.17
9/13 N/L 1-4
Heidleberg (O.)17 9/14 N/W 2-1
Washington & Lee 9/17 A/L 2-4
E. Mennonite
9/21 H/L 0-3
Hampden-Sydney 9/24 A/W 3-2*
Methodist*
9/27 H/W 3-1
Mary Washington 10/1 H/W 4-3
Ferrum*
10/4 A/W 3-2*
Va. Wesleyan
10/8 H/L 2-3*
Shenandoah*
10/15 H/W 3-0
Greensboro*
10/25 A/L 2-5
Salisbury St.
10/29 A/L 0-2
Emory & Henry
10/31 H/W 8-0
N.C. Wesleyan* 11/5 H/L 0-1
Averett*
11/8 A/W 6-3
1998 (10-7)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Keene (NH) St.6,18 9/4
N/W 2-1*
Col. of N.J.6
9/6
H/L 0-1
Hampden-Sydney 9/9
H/L 2-3
Kean (NJ)11
9/11 N/L 2-7
E. Connecticut11
Roanoke
Mary Washington
Ferrum*
E. Mennonite
Methodist*
Shenandoah*
Emory (Ga.)
Savannah A&D
Greensboro*
Salisbury St.
N.C. Wesleyan*
Averett*
9/12
9/26
10/1
10/3
10/4
10/10
10/14
10/17
10/18
10/25
10/28
11/5
11/7
N/W 4-0
A/W 1-0
A/L 0-3
H/W 9-0
H/W 1-0*
A/W 5-4*
A/L 1-3
A/W 1-0
A/W 3-2
H/L 1-3
H/L 0-1
A/W 1-0
H/W 5-1
1999 (13-4-1)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Emory (GA)6,18
9/4
N/L 0-1
Fredonia (NY)6,18 9/5
N/W 1-0
19
Muhlenberg 9/10 A/L 0-1
19
Oswego (NY) 9/11 N/W 2-1*
VA Wesleyan
9/22 A/W 1-0
Methodist*
9/25 H/W 6-0
Mary Washington 9/29 H/W 1-2
Wash & Lee
1 0/2 H/W 2-0
Gettysburg20
10/9 N/L 1-2
Stevens Tech20
10/10 N/W 7-0
Shenandoah*
10/13 H/W 5-1
E. Mennonite
10/16 A/W 2-1
Roanoke
10/20 H/T 1-1
Greensboro*
10/24 A/L 1-2
Salisbury St.
10/24 A/W 2-1*
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/27 H/W 6-0
Averett*
11/6 A/W 8-0
Ferrum*
11/7 A/W 2-1*
2000 (18-3-1)
Coach: Steve Shaw
New Jersey City6 9/1
H/W 5-1
E. Mennonite
9/6
A/W 2-1
Emory
9/9
A/W 4-1
Oglethorpe
9/10 A/W 2-1*
St. Mary’s
9/13 H/W 2-0
Methodist*
9/16 A/W 3-2
Va. Wesleyan
9/27 H/T 1-1*
Ferrum*
9/30 H/W 3-0
Averett*
10/1 H/W 3-1
Mary Washington 10/4 A/L 0-1
Ramapo
10/7 A/W 3-0
Shenandoah*
10/11 A/W 2-0
Hampden-Sydney 10/14 A/W 3-0
Roanoke
10/17 A/W 1-0
Greensboro*
10/22 H/W 1-0
Salisbury St.
10/25 H/W 3-2*
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/30 A/W 4-0
12
Averett 10/31 H/W 4-0
Greensboro12
11/4 H/L 1-2*
Greensboro7
11/11 H/W 4-2
Washington & Lee7 11/12 H/W 1-0
Wisc.-Oshkosh7 11/19 H/L 1-4
2001 (15-5)
Coach: Steve Shaw
York (PA)
8/31 H/W 2-0
Emory (GA)
9/1
H/W 4-0
William Paterson11 9/8
N/W 2-1
Cortland St.11
9/9
N/W 3-1
Eastern Mennonite 9/12 H/W 1-0
VA Wesleyan
9/19 A/W 1-0
Messiah
9/22 A/L 2-3*
Lebanon Valley
9/23 A/W 3-0
Chowan*
9/26 H/W 9-0
St. Mary’s 9/27 A/L 0-4
Averett*
9/29 A/W 2-1*
Ferrum*
9/20 A/W 1-0
Mary Washington 10/2 H/W 3-2
Methodist*
10/6 H/W 2-1
Shenandoah*
10/10 H/W 6-0
Greensboro*
10/21 A/L 1-2
Salisbury
10/24 A/L 0-3
NC Wesleyan*
10/27 H/W 2-1
Shenandoah12
11/2 N/W 3-2*
Greensboro12
11/3 A/L 1-3
2002 (10-8-1)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Southwestern6
8/30 H/W 3-1
York (PA)6
8/31 H/T 2-2*
Oglethorpe
9/6
N/W 8-1
Emory
9/7
A/W 5-3
Eastern Mennonite 9/11
Roanoke
9/14
VA Wesleyan
9/18
Methodist*
9/21
Chowan*
9/24
Averett*
9/27
Ferrum*
9/28
Mary Washington 10/1
St. Mary’s 10/5
Shenandoah
10/9
Greensboro
10/19
Salisbury
10/23
NC Wesleyan*
10/26
Methodist12
11/8
12
Greensboro 11/9
A/L 1-2
H/L 1-3
H/L 1-8
A/W 1-0
A/W 1-0
H/W 6-1
H/W 2-1
A/L 0-6
A/H 2-3*
A/L 0-1
H/W 1-0*
H/L 2-3
A/W 3-1
N/W 2-1
A/L 1-2
2003 (12-5-3)
Coach: Steve Shaw
York (PA)6
8/29 H/T 1-1*
Col. of New Jersey68/30 H/W 4-0
11
Frostburg St. 9/5
N/W 1-0
Moravian11
9/6
N/W 4-0
17
Emory 9/13 N/L 1-4
17
Lynchburg 9/14 N/W 2-1
Ferrum*
9/27 A/W 6-0
Averett*
9/28 A/W 7-0
Chowan*
10/1 H/W10-0
St. Mary’s (MD) 10/4 A/L 0-1*
Shenandoah*
10/7 H/W 4-3
Messiah
10/10 A/L 0-1
Lebanon Valley
10/11 A/W 3-1
Greensboro*
10/18 A/T 0-0*
Salisbury
10/22 A/L 1-6
Methodist*
10/25 H/W 3-1
Mary Washington 10/28 H/T 1-1*
NC Wesleyan*
11/1 H/W 2-1
NC Wesleyan12
11/7 H/W 3-0
12
Greensboro 11/8 H/L 1-2
2004 (11-7-2)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Denison (OH)6
9/4
H/W 1-0*
York (PA)6
9/5
H/W 1-0
Messiah 9/11 H/L 0-3
Roanoke
9/15 A/W 2-1
Lynchburg
9/18 H/T 0-0*
Chowan
9/21 A/W 2-0
VA Wesleyan
9/22 A/L 1-2
Southwestern (TX) 9/25 A/W 3-0
Trinity (TX)
9/26 A/L 0-4
Averett*
10/2 H/W 9-0
Ferrum*
10/3 H/W 9-0
Shenandoah*
10/6 A/W 2-1
Methodist*
10/9 A/L 1-2*
Greensboro*
10/16 H/T 1-1*
Salisbury
10/20 H/L 1-3
St. Mary’s (MD) 10/23 H/W 5-0
Mary Washington 10/27 A/W 2-1*
NC Wesleyan*
10/30 A/L 1-3
Shenandoah12
11/2 H/W 2-0
12
NC Wesleyan 11/5 A/L 4-5*
2005 (12-7-0)
Coach: Steve Shaw
6
York (PA) 9/3
H/L 1-2
Wilmington (OH)6 9/4
H/W 2-0
VA Wesleyan
9/9
H/L 1-4
Elmhurst (IL)
9/10 H/W 2-1
Hampden-Sydney 9/13 H/W 1-0
Otterbein (OH)
9/17 A/W 1-0
Denison (OH)
9/18 A/W 3-1
Roanoke
9/24 H/W 4-0
Averett*
10/1 A/W 4-0
Ferrum*
10/2 A/W 4-0
Shenandoah*
10/5 H/W 9-0
Greensboro*
10/15 A/L 1-3
Salisbury
10/19 A/L 2-3
St. Mary’s (MD) 10/22 A/L 1-3
Mary Washington 10/26 H/W 2-0
NC Wesleyan*
10/29 H/L 2-3
Methodist*
10/30 H/W 2-0
Shenandoah12
11/1 H/W 2-1*
Greensboro12
11/4 N/L 0-1
Emory (GA)
9/10 A/L 1-2*
Hampden-Sydney 9/13 A/W 5-1
Villa Julie
9/16 N/W 5-0
Huntingdon
9/17 N/W 6-0
Roaoke
9/20 A/L 2-3*
VA Wesleyan
9/27 A/L 2-3
Ferrum*
9/29 H/W 4-0
Averett*
9/30 H/W 4-1
Shenandoah*
10/4 A/W 2-1
Methodist*
10/7 A/W 4-0
Greensboro*
10/14 H/W 2-0
Salisbury
10/18 H/W 4-1
St. Mary’s (MD) 10/21 H/W 5-0
Mary Washington 10/25 A/W 1-0*
NC Wesleyan*
10/28 A/T 1-1*
Methodist12
11/3 H/W 5-0
12
Greensboro 11/4 H/L 0-0*
7
Chestnut Hill 11/8 H/W 5-0
Johns Hopkins7
11/11 A/L 1-3
*Dixie/USA South Conf. Games
*after score indicates OT
+
won by Liberty in shoot-out
1
CNC Soccer Festival
2
VISA Playoffs
3
Towson St. Inv.
4
Salisbury St. Inv.
5
Longwood Inv.
6
Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
7
NCAA Tourn.
8
Elizabethtown Tr.
9
at UNC Greensboro
10
at Baltimore, Md.
11
Va. Wesleyan Tr.
12
Dixie/USA South Conf. Tr.
13
Roanoke Inv.
14
at Hampton Roads Acad.
15
Bethany Inv.
16
Haverford Inv.
17
Methodist Inv.
18
at William & Mary
19
Muhlenberg Tournament
20
N.C. Wesleyan Tournament
Brian Tweed
2006 (15-5-2)
Coach: Steve Shaw
Eastern Mennonite69/1
H/W 6-0
York (PA)6
9/2
H/L 1-3
Oglethorpe
9/9
A/W 2-1
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Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Records Versus Opponents
Opponent
Record
Apprentice
2-0
Averett
24-7-1
Barton
6-2-1
Bethany
0-2
Cabrini
0-1
Catholic
5-0
Chestnut Hill
1-0
Chowan
8-0
Columbia Union
3-0
Denison (OH)
2-0
Dickinson
0-1
Dist of Columbia
2-1-1
East Carolina
6-2-1
Eastern Connecticut
1-0
Eastern Mennonite
5-2
Elizabethtown
0-1
Elmhurst (IL)
1-0
Elon
0-1
Emory (GA)
4-3
Emory & Henry
1-1
Ferrum
17-2
Fredonia
2-0
Frostburg St.
2-0
Gallaudet
1-0
Gettysburg
0-1-1
Goldey Beacom
1-0
Goucher
1-1
Greensboro
15-20-3
Hampden-Sydney
11-5-2
Haverford
1-0
Heidelberg
1-0
Hiram
0-1
Huntingdon
1-0
Ithaca
1-0
Johns Hopkins
2-3
Johnson & Wales
1-0
Kean (N.J.)
2-1
Keene (N.H.)
1-0
Lebanon Valley
2-0
Liberty
2-2-2
Limestone
1-0
Lock Haven
0-1
Longwood
5-9-1
Lynchburg
4-7-3
Md.-Eastern Shore
3-0
Marymount
7-1
Maryville (Tenn.)
0-1
First
Met
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1976
1977
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1995
1987
2006
1994
1992
2004
1995
1990
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1998
1988
1987
2005
1979
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1992
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1977
1990
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2006
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1978
2006
1986
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Hat Tricks
Last
Met
1986
2006
1996
1992
1995
1994
2006
2004
1996
2005
1995
1993
1991
1998
2002
1987
2005
1979
2006
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2006
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1997
Last
Score
11-0
4-1
3-0
1-2
0-3
3-2
5-0
2-0
12-1
3-1
0-1
5-1
1-0
4-0
1-2
0-3
2-1
1-3
1-2*
8-0
4-0
4-2
1-0
10-1
1-2
1-0
2-0
0-0*^e
5-1
2-1
2-1
0-1
6-0
1-0
1-3
1-0
2-7
2-1*
3-1
0-0
4-2
0-3
1-1
0-0*
7-1
1-2
0-2
RICHARD CLEMENCE
3 goals vs. Greensboro, 10/3/76, 3-2 win
JIM BARRANGER
4 goals vs. Hampden-Sydney, 10/27/77, 4-1 win
3 goals vs. Averett, 9/22/77, 3-0 win
3 goals vs. Longwood, 9/24/77, 10-0 win 3 goals vs. Greensboro, 11/5/77, 11-0 win
D.J. HAMMOND
3 goals vs. Longwood, 9/12/78, 6-2 win
JOE GARONE
3 goals vs. Apprentice School, 9/26/78, 4-2 win
VICTOR KWANTRENG
3 goals vs. East Carolina, 9/12/82, 3-0 win
3 goals vs. St. Andrews, 10/23/82, 4-2 win
BILL DITTMAR
3 goals vs. St. Andrews, 9/23/83, 7-0 win
DONOVAN GUTZMORE
3 goals vs. Apprentice School, 10/26/86, 11-0 win
RUSSELL RUTTER
4 goals vs. Marymount, 10/6/89, 4-0 win 3 goals vs. Gallaudet, 9/2/89, 10-1 win
DUSTY SCOTT
3 goals vs. Md.-Eastern Shore, 10/26/90, 4-3 OT win
IAN MACPHERSON
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Opponent
Record
Mary Washington
14-14-3
Messiah
0-3
Methodist
21-14-1
Moravian
1-1
Mt. Olive
1-1
Mt. St. Mary’s
0-2
Muhlenberg
0-2
New Jersey City
1-0
New Jersey, College of
1-1
New Jersey Tech
1-0
N.C. Wesleyan
14-15-6
Oglethorpe
3-0
Old Dominion
0-3
Oswego
1-0
Otterbein (OH)
1-0
Radford
1-3-2
Ramapo
1-0
Randolph-Macon
5-9-1
Richard Stockton
2-1
Richmond
2-5-2
Roanoke
6-4-1
Rutgers-Camden
1-0
St. Andrews
8-3-2
St. Mary’s (MD)
7-5-1
Salisbury
9-14
Savannah A&D
1-0
Shenandoah
18-5
South, U. of
0-1
Southwestern (TX)
2-0
Stevens Tech
1-0
SUNY-Fredonia
1-1
Trinity (TX)
0-1
Towson St.
0-1
UNC-Greensboro
3-10-1
VA Commonwealth
2-2-1
VA Wesleyan
7-22-2
Villa Julie
1-0
Washington (Md.)
2-0
Washington & Lee
2-1
Western Maryland
1-3
Wilkes
1-0
William & Mary
0-12
William Paterson
2-0
Wilmington (OH)
1-0
Wisconsin-Oshkosh
0-1
York (PA)
2-2-2
*overtime ^lost in penalty kicks
2007 opponents in bold
First
Met
1977
2001
1974
1995
1995
1987
1997
2000
1983
1986
1974
2000
1975
1999
2005
1974
2000
1976
1986
1975
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1974
1977
1977
1998
1983
1990
2002
1999
1990
2004
1978
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1974
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1996
1997
1978
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2005
2000
2001
Last
Met
2006
2004
2006
2003
1996
1988
1999
2000
2003
1986
2006
2006
1988
1999
2005
1988
2000
1993
1994
1984
2006
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2005
2006
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2006
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2004
1999
1999
2004
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1984
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2006
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2000
2006
6 goals vs. Columbia Union, 10/18/92, 15-0 win
4 goals vs. Ferrum, 9/26/92, 6-0 win
3 goals vs. Columbia Union, 10/27/96, 12-1 win
DAVE BONDAY
3 goals vs, Marymount, 9/8/94, 8-1 win
KENNE LOW
3 goals vs. Marymount, 10/14/95, 7-3 win BYRON PEREZ
3 goals vs. Columbia Union, 10/22/95, 11-0 win
JOEY MORIARTY
3 goals vs. Ferrum, 10/3/98, 9-0 win
B.J. JENKINS
3 goals vs. Ferrum, 10/3/98, 9-0 win
OSCAR GOMEZ-ROMERO
3 goals vs. Steven Tech, 1010/99
BILLY LUCAS
4 goals vs. Averett, 10/2/2004, 9-0 win
3 goals vs. NC Wesleyan, 11/5/2004, 5-4 (2OT)
NICK YANNITELLO
4 goals at Averett, 9/28/2003, 7-0 win
3 goals vs. Shenandoah, 10/5/2005,9-0 win
Galen Small
3 goals at Denison (OH), 9/18/2005, 3-1 win
3 goals vs. Shenandoah, 10/5/2005,9-0 win
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
Last
Score
1-0*
0-3
5-0
4-0
6-2
2-7
0-1
5-1
4-0
4-0
1-1*
2-1
0-1
2-1*
1-0
2-3
3-0
1-2
2-4
0-0
2-3*
2-0
3-0
1-3
4-1
3-2
2-1
0-6
3-0
7-0
1-0
0-4
2-5
1-5
3-2
2-3
5-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
2-1
1-8
2-1
2-0
1-4
1-3
Christopher Newport Men’s Soccer 2007
USA South Athletic Conference
2006 USA South Standings
C
onferenceOverall
Team
W L T PCT.
W L T PCT.GF GA
Christopher Newport 5 0 1 .917
15 5 2 .727 69 20
NC Wesleyan
4 0 2 .833
17 2 2 .857 75 10
Methodist
3 2 1 .583
14 5 1 .725 45 26
Greensboro
3 2 1 .583
11 9 2 .545 44 54
Shenandoah
2 3 1 .417
4 11 2 .294 18 33
Ferrum
1 5 0 .167
4 15 0 .211 16 49
Averett
0 6 0 .000
5 11 0 .312 20 39
2006 USA South All-Conference Team
Player of the Year - Daniel Fogarty - Christopher Newport
Rookie of the Year - Matt Tengs - Christopher Newport
Coach of the Year - Steve Shaw - Christopher Newport
Honorable Mention
Second Team
First Team
F - Jay Wyatt - Greensboro
F - Ime Umoh - Methodist
F - Lucas Fuentes - NC Wesleyan
F - Osumanu Otoo - NC Wesleyan
F - Andy White - Methodist
F - Michael Caro - Christopher Newport
F - Justin Thompson - NC Wesleyan
F - Evan Monteiro - Methodist
F - Derek Shaw - Christopher Newport
M - Kyle Allan - Christopher Newport
M - Eric Hatchett - Greensboro
M - Daniel Fogarty - Christopher Newport
M - Bryan Jimenez - Averett
M - Robert Ivanovich - NC Wesleyan
M - Robert Fricke - Greensboro
M - Galen Small - Christopher Newport M - Brandon Cunningham - Methodist
M - Alimamy Kargbo - NC Wesleyan
D - Jimmy Izaguirre - Methodist
M - Edgar Zaldivar - NC Wesleyan
M - Daniel Jones - NC Wesleyan
D - Thorsteinn Georgsson - NC Wesleyan D - Jason Bottani - NC Wesleyan
D - Bryan Davis - Christopher Newport
D - Charlie Rierson - Greensboro
D - Aaron McGuiness - Shenandoah
D - Stephen Tupy - NC Wesleyan
D - Drew Griffith - Greensboro
D - Kris Banghart - NC Wesleyan
D - Matt Page - Christopher Newport
D - Chris Komons - Methodist
GK - Renato Corte - NC Wesleyan
GK - Matt Tengs - Christopher Newport
D - Desmond Keane - Methodist
GK - Kurt Gardiner - Greensboro
2006 USA South Conference Scoring
GOAL SCORING
PLAYER
Michael Caro
Osumanu Otoo
Lucas Fuentes Daniel Fogarty
Jay Wyatt
Bryan Jimenez
Robert Fricke
Derek Shaw
Justin Thompson
Ime Umoh
SCHOOL GMS GOALS CNU
20 13
NCW
19 12
NCW
19 11
CNU
21 12
GC
18 9
AU
15 7
GC
20 9
CNU
22 9
NCW
20 8
MC
18 7
G.AVE
0.65
0.63
0.58
0.57
0.50
0.47
0.45
0.41
0.40
0.39
POINTS
PLAYER
Michael Caro
Osumanu Otoo
Derek Shaw
Daniel Fogarty
Jay Wyatt
Lucas Fuentes
Bryan Jimenez
Robert Fricke
Justin Thompson
Ime Umoh
SCHOOL
CNU
NCW
CNU
CNU
GC
NCW
AU
GC
NCW
MC
GMS 20
19
22
21
18
19
15
20
20
18
PTS
35
29
33
30
24
25
17
20
18
16
ASSISTS
PLAYER
SCHOOL
Derek Shaw
CNU
Michael Caro
CNU
Kyle Allan
CNU
Brandon Cunningham MC
Edgar Zaldivar
NCW
Jay Wyatt
GC
Aaron McGuiness
SU
Daniel Fogarty
CNU
Osumanu Otoo
NCW
Daniel Jones
NCW
P.AVE
1.75
1.53
1.50
1.43
1.33
1.32
1.13
1.00
0.90
0.89
GMS 22
20
21
17
21
18
16
21
19
21
ASST. 15
9
8
6
7
6
5
6
5
5
A.AVE
0.68
0.45
0.38
0.35
0.33
0.33
0.31
0.29
0.26
0.24
2006 USA South Conf. Goalkeeping
GOALS ALLOWED
PLAYER
Renato Corte
Matt Tengs
Jeremy Belnap
Kurt Gardiner
Brian Garretson
Adam Pickeral
Ben Phelps
SCHOOL GP NCW
18
CNU
17
MC
17
GC
22
SU
15
FC
14
AU
16
GA
MN G.AVE
10 1498:43 0.60
15 1583:83 0.85
21 1414:06 1.34
35 2043:20 1.54
24 1325:41 1.63
32 1194:55 2.41
39 1443:13 2.43
SAVES
PLAYER
Ben Phelps
Adam Pickeral
Brian Garretson
Kurt Gardiner
Matt Tengs
Jeremy Belnap
Renato Corte
SCHOOL GMS SAVES S.AVE
AU
16
129
8.06
FC
14
71
5.07
SU
15
69
4.60
GC
22
84
3.82
CNU
17
62
3.65
MC
17
60
3.53
NCW
18
60
3.33
The History of the USA South
The USA South Athletic Conference, formerly known as the Dixie Conference, was formed in 1963 when six schools with similar philosophies of academics and athletics joined
as the founding members. These colleges were: Charlotte College (presently UNC Charlotte), College of Charleston (S.C.), Methodist College, Lynchburg College, North Carolina
Wesleyan College and St. Andrews Presbyterian College. The basis of the new athletic conference was that participation would be strictly amateur, thus no athletically related
financial aid or athletic scholarships would be awarded. This philosophy still exists today.
The conference was originally affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and remained with that affiliation until 1973. At that time the NCAA formed
the Division III concept, which allowed membership only for non-athletic scholarship schools. The Dixie Conference joined this new arrangement, and in so doing, it became one
of the first conferences to be accepted in Division III. From the beginning of the Division, the Dixie Conference has been a leader in many areas, and has gained an outstanding
reputation, regionally and nationally.
The conference sponsored athletic programs for men students only until 1983. The NCAA expanded its sponsorship to include women’s programs on the Division III level in that
year, and the Dixie Conference followed that lead by also including women’s sports. Many of the members’ teams have gained excellent recognition in these sports.
Each year the conference not only recognizes the participants for outstanding athletic achievements, but academic achievements are also emphasized. Those student athletes
who maintain academic averages of 3.0 or better are named to the All-Academic team. This group annually averages well over 300 in number.
The Dixie Conference recently was renamed in 2003 to the USA South Athletic Conference.
The conference is presently led by Commissioner Rita Wiggs and President Bob McEvoy, of Methodist College.
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Few, if any, Division III schools have
had the overall success of the Christopher Newport athletic program.
Through the end of the 2006-07
season, CNU teams had won 12
national championships, either won
or shared 150 conference titles and
have produced an amazing number
of individual accomplishments.
CNU athletes have won All-America
recognition an amazing 516 times
and have captured 64 individual
national championships.
In the USA South Athletic Conference, CNU has won ten consecutive
President’s Cups and 14 of the last
23. Statewide, in Virginia, Christopher Newport has had the best wonloss record of any school in the state
for six of the last ten years.
Nationally, CNU teams have made
59 NCAA appearances since 1982,
not counting hundreds of individuals
in track, cross country and golf.
Roster of Championships
A list of championships and NCAA appearances
by Christopher Newport teams over the years
FOOTBALL
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA
2002 Dixie Conference
2002 NCAA
2003 USA South
2003 NCAA
2004 USA South
2004 NCAA
2006 USA South
2006 NCAA
1999
2000
2001
2001
2002
2003
2003
2004
2004
2005
2006
BASEBALL
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA Regional
2002 Dixie Conference
2002 NCAA 3rd place
2003 NCAA Regional
2003 NCAA 2nd place
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
1994 Dixie Conference
1995 Dixie Conference
1998 Dixie Conference
1999 Dixie Conference
2000 Dixie Conference
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 Mason-Dixon Conf.
2002 Dixie Conference
2003 Mason-Dixon Conf.
2003 USA South
2004 Mason-Dixon Conf.
2004 USA South
2005 USA South
2006 USA South
MEN’S BASKETBALL
1986 Dixie Conference
1986 NCAA First Round
1988 Dixie Conference
1988 NCAA First Round
1989 Dixie Conference
1989 NCAA First Round
1990 NCAA First Round
1991 Dixie Conference
1991 NCAA Sweet 16
1993 Dixie Conference
1993 NCAA Sweet 16
1994 NCAA Second Round
1995 NCAA First Round
1996 Dixie Conference
1996 NCAA Sweet 16
1997 NCAA Second Round
1998 Dixie Conference
1998 NCAA Sweet 16
1999 Dixie Conference
1999 NCAA First Round
2000 Dixie Conference
2000 NCAA Second Round
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA Elite 8
2003 Dixie Conference
2003 NCAA First Round
2006 USA South
2006 NCAA First Round
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
1980 AIAW Regionals
1982 NCAA First Round
1986 Dixie Conference
1986 NCAA Regional
1990 Dixie Conference
1992 NCAA Sweet 16
1993 Dixie Conference
1993 NCAA First Round
1995 NCAA First Round
1997 NCAA First Round
1998 Dixie Conference
1998 NCAA Second Round
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA First Round
2002 NCAA Second Round
2006 USA South
2006 NCAA Second Round
MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
1980 Dixie Conference
1981 Dixie Conference
1982 Dixie Conference
1983 Dixie Conference
1984 Dixie Conference
1984 NCAA Nationals
1985 Dixie Conference
1986 Dixie Conference
1988-92 No competition
1993 Dixie Conference
1993 Mason-Dixon Conf.
1994 Dixie Conference
1994 NCAA Nationals
1994 Mason-Dixon Conf.
1995 Dixie Conference
1996 Dixie Conference
1997 Dixie Conference
1998 Dixie Conference
GOLF
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
2000
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Mason-Dixon Conf.
Dixie Conference
Mason-Dixon Conf.
USA South
Mason-Dixon Conf.
USA South
USA South
USA South
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
WOMEN’S SOCCER
2000 Dixie Conference
2000 NCAA First Round
2004 USA South
2004 NCAA Elite 8
2005 USA South
2005 NCAA
2006 USA South
2006 NCAA
MEN’S SOCCER
1986 NCAA First Round
2000 Dixie Conference
2000 NCAA First Round
2006 NCAA Second Round
FIELD HOCKEY
2006 NCAA Elite 8
SOFTBALL
1993 Dixie Conference
1993 NCAA Regionals
1994 Dixie Conference
1995 Dixie Conference
1995 NCAA Regionals
1997 Dixie Conference
1998 NCAA Regionals
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA Regionals
2006 NCAA Regionals
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
2006 USA South
2006 NCAA First Round
2006 USA South
2006 NCAA Regionals
MEN’S TENNIS
1976 Dixie Conference
1977 Dixie Conference
1978 Dixie Conference
1979 Dixie Conference
1980 Dixie Conference
1982 Dixie Conference
1983 Dixie Conference
1990 Dixie Conference
1993 Dixie Conference
2006 USA South
WOMEN’S TENNIS
1993 Dixie Conference
2006
USA South
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD
1980 Dixie Conference
1981 Dixie Conference
1982 Dixie Conference
1983 Dixie Conference
1984 Dixie Conference
1985 Dixie Conference
1986 Dixie Conference
1986 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1995 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1995 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1996 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1998 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1999 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1999 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD
1987 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1987 NCAA Outdoor Champs
1988 NCAA Indoor Champs
1988 NCAA Outdoor Champs
1989 NCAA Indoor Champs
1989 NCAA Outdoor Champs
1990 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1990 NCAA Indoor Champs
1990 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1991 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1991 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1992 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1992 NCAA Indoor Champs
1992 NCAA Outdoor Champs
1992 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1994 NCAA Outdoor Champs
1995 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1996 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1997 NCAA Indoor Champs
1998 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
1998 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1998 NCAA Indoor Champs
1998 NCAA Outdoor Champs
2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out
2001 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2002 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2003 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2004 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2005 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
2006 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
2007 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
VOLLEYBALL
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA Regionals
2002 Dixie Conference
2002 NCAA Regionals
2004 USA South
2004 NCAA Regionals
2005 USA South
2005 NCAA Regionals
The Virginia Peninsula
A Great Place to Live
The Virginia
Peninsula
Christopher
Newport
University
A Great Place to Live
Fast Facts
Christopher Newport University is a
small, selective public university. It
offers baccalaureate programs through
its College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
and the Joseph W. Luter, III School of
Business, which earned international
accreditation in 2005 by the world’s top
business accrediting organization – the
Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business. The University
also offers a five-year bachelor’s to
masters program in teaching and graduate programs in applied physics and
computer science and environmental
science.
Location
CNU’s 260-acre campus is located in
Newport News, Va., two and a half
hours south of Washington, D.C., less
than an hour from Williamsburg and
Virginia Beach, and just a few blocks
from where the tidal James River flows
into the Chesapeake Bay.
CNU’s Residence
accommodations.
Halls
offer
improvements. Recent additions
include state-of-the-art residential
facilities, a $16 million sports and convocation center, the new Ferguson
Center for the Arts, and residential
facility restaurants and stores. Opening
in fall 2006 is a state-of-the-art student
union; and an expansion project that
will double the size of CNU’s library is
scheduled for completion in fall 2007.
History
Founded in 1960 as a two-year branch
of the College of William and Mary,
CNU became independent in 1977 and
gained university status in 1991. Today,
CNU is the youngest comprehensive
university in the Commonwealth.
Ferguson Center for the Arts
The $60 million Ferguson Center for
the Arts is the crowning jewel of
Christopher Newport University.
Teaching and learning are celebrated in
the 1,700-seat Concert Hall, 440-seat
Music and Theatre Hall, 200-seat
Studio Theatre, classrooms, sound-isolated music practice spaces, rehearsal
halls, dance studios, costume shops,
lighting labs and set design studios.
The Center’s inaugural season, which
began in September 2005, included
world-class classical, pop, Broadway
and dance performances, attracting
more than 120,000 patrons and ticket
revenue in excess of $3.2 million.
Class Size
With an average class size of 25 students, CNU has much smaller classes
than most state universities. More than
90 percent of classes are seminars, and
no classes are taught by graduate teaching assistants.
Athletics
CNU athletes compete in 21 NCAA
sports, including football, lacrosse and
sailing. The University ranks fifth
nationally in NCAA Division III Team
Championships, and the school has
produced 500 All-Americans.
Facilities
With a $400 million building campaign
nearly complete, CNU’s campus is
bursting with new buildings and
Residence Halls
Nearly 3,000 students are housed in the
University’s state-of-the-art residential
facilities that include four new resi-
Student Profile
Forty-five percent of CNU’s 4,800 students are male; 55 percent are female.
Students come to CNU from every
region in Virginia, 32 other states, and
several foreign nations. The average
high school GPA is 3.4 (on a 4.0 scale).
The average SAT score is 1165 (critical
reading and math sections).
students
the
latest
state-of-the-art
dence halls and two new apartment
complexes that win raves from students
and parents, as well as architectural
awards. New residential living includes
CNU Village, a unique mixed-use
development on campus that houses
restaurants and stores that serve the
entire community as well as students,
faculty and staff. Every residential
room has high-speed Internet, basic
satellite cable TV, digital local phone
service, 24-hour security, and electronic room access. All rooms are equipped
with a microwave and mini-refrigerator
or have kitchen access.
Faculty
Eighty-five percent of CNU’s 932 faculty members hold the Ph.D. or highest
degree in their fields. Fifty-five new
faculty members have been added
since 2003.
Cost
For in-state, full-time undergraduates,
tuition and fees are $6,460, and room
and board is $8,100. Christopher
Newport University offers a variety of
financial aid programs to help students
and their parents pay for college; 43
percent of students receive some form
of aid.
Campus Life
CNU’s 100 clubs and organizations
include academic organizations, fraternities and sororities, and special-interest groups. From Altered Xpressionz to
Vibes of Our Vernacular, students are
sure to find something to spark their
interests.
O
utstanding teaching with a
strong commitment to undergraduate education and the liberal studies core are the hallmarks
of Christopher Newport University.
A dramatic transformation spanning the past decade has placed it
among the United States’ pre-eminent liberal arts universities.
As the youngest university in the
Commonwealth of Virginia’s excellent system of higher education,
CNU is getting better, not bigger.
CNU offers an unbeatable combination of great teaching, small
classes and a commitment to
placing students first, which
means that the quality of teaching,
advising and student life is the
University’s first concern. Classes
average only 25 students, and are
taught by faculty members – 85
percent of which hold a doctorate
or the highest degree in their field
– not teaching assistants.
These scholars desire to engage
and challenge students inside and
outside the classroom and are
committed to playing an active
role in campus life.
www.cnu.edu
(757) 594-7000
Schedule 2007
Date Day
Opponent
Site
August
31-1 Fri. -Sat. VCAM/CNU Classic
31
Fri.
G’boro vs. Messiah Captains Field
31
Fri.
CNU vs. E. Mennonite Captains Field
September
1
Sat.
G’boro vs. E. Menn. Captains Field
1
Sat.
CNU vs. Messiah
Captains Field
7-8 Fri.-Sat. Joe Pombriant/CNU Classic
7
Fri.
York (PA) vs. Kean Captains Field
7
Fri.
CNU vs. Co. of N.J. Captains Field
8
Sat.
York vs. Co. of N.J. Captains Field
8
Sat.
CNU vs. Kean
Captains Field
15
Sat.
York (PA)
York, Pa.
16
Sun.
Villa Julie
Stevenson, Md.
21
Fri.
Univ. of D.C.
Washington, D.C.
26
Wed.
VA Wesleyan
Captains Field
29
Sat.
Averett*
Danville, Va.
30
Sun.
Ferrum*
Ferrum, Va.
October
3
Wed.
Shenandoah*
Captains Field
6
Sat.
Methodist*
Captains Field
10
Wed.
Roanoke
Captains Field
13
Sat.
Greensboro*
Greensboro, N.C.
17
Wed.
Salisbury
Salisbury, Md.
20
Sat.
St. Mary’s (MD)
Captains Field
24
Wed.
Mary Washington
Captains Field
27
Sat.
NC Wesleyan*
Captains Field
30
Tue.
USA South 1/4finals TBA
November
2-3 Fri.-Sat. USA South Tournament TBA
*USA South Conf. games
Home Games in Bold
Time
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2:30
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3:30
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