NCAA Div. 1 Canadians: 2005 version

[Andrew W]

It's been a long time coming, but here is the 2005 list of Canadians at NCAA institutions that play Div. I soccer. [xx(]

The methodology I used for compiling this list was to research the schools registered for Div. I men's soccer as posted on the NCAA's website NCAA Div. I soccer schools. From that list of schools I visited individual school athletic websites to check the rosters for 2005. Needless to say, it is not a foolproof method for finding all the Canadians playing Div. I soccer. There are likely others that I was unable to unearth using this method, and/or the rosters might have been further updated since I last checked them. In fact, there are three players at St. Francis College (NY) that I'm checking to see if they are Canucks.

Some notes: This year I did not include a Div. II list simply due to the amount of work the research takes, particularly with the smaller schools where the websites are often less reliable than the (ususally) bigger Div. I schools. This is not indicitive that I believe the Div. II players not to be worthy of mention or the level of soccer worth following. It is merely a time issue. Anyone wanting to take last year's list of Div. II players and build on it is more than welcome. There are some great players in that division and some have indeed gone on to bigger and better things. If I feel the urge later this fall, I just may do the list.

Any additions or changes, please post them. I checked spellings of players and cities as best I could, so apologies if the community names are wrong or you buddy's (or relative's) name is misspelled. These are American-based websites we are talking about and the information on Canada can some times be amusing.

University of Alabama at Birmingham: Dejan Jakovic (So.) Midfield/Defender, Etobicoke ON; Melford James Jr. (So.) Goalkeeper, Brampton ON; Lukasz Kwapisz (Jr.) Forward Oshawa ON; Derek Rios (Fr.) Midfield, Etobicoke ON; Carlo Schiavoni (Fr.) Midfield, Lachine PQ.

University at Albany (NY): Alex Ruhe-Lischke (Fr.) Defender, Kitchener ON; Erik DiLorenzo (Fr.) Defender, Bolton ON; Gaby Seguin-Gauthier (Fr.) Forward, Chateauguay PQ; Taylor McNamara (Fr.) Midfield, Mississauga ON; L.P. Levros (Jr.) Forward, Montreal PQ.

Bowling Green State University (OH): Omari Aldridge (Sr.) Forward, Coquitlam BC.

Brown University (RI): Matt Britner (Jr.) Defender, Halifax NS; Dylan Sheehan (Fr.) Forward, Wolfsville, NS.

University of Buffalo (NY): Daniel Bell (Jr.) Goalkeeper, Brampton ON; Shyle Braithwaite (So.) Forward, Brampton ON.

California Polytechnic State University: Dan Cumming (Fr.) Forward/Midfield, Victoria BC.

University of California, Santa Barbara: Tyler Rosenlund (So.) Midfield, Port Coquitlam BC; Myles Davis (So.) Defender, Delta BC; Andrew Proctor (So.) Forward, Burnaby BC.

Campbell University (NC): Chad Aboud (Sr.) Defender, Oakville ON.

Centenary College (LA): Aron Taylor (So.) Midfield, Calgary AB.

University of Cincinnati (OH): Dominic Oppong (Fr.) Forward, Toronto ON.

Cleveland State University (OH): Roshard Gilbert (So.) Midfield, Scarborough ON.

Coastal Carolina University (SC): Jordie Hughes (Sr.) Forward, Victoria BC.

Columbia University (NY): Chris Williams (Jr.) Defender, Markham ON.

University of Connecticut: O'Brian White (Fr.) Midfield, Scarborough ON.

Cornell University (NY): Sean Mooney (So.) Midfield, Winnipeg MB; Aaron Vieira (So.) Midfield, Brampton ON; Graeme Webber (Fr.) Defender, Kelowna BC; David Browning (Fr.) Forward, Antwerp, Belgium.

Dartmouth College (NH): Rowan Anders (Jr.) Goalkeeper, Qualicum Beach BC; Amar Takhar (Sr.) Midfield, Garibaldi Highlands BC.

University of Denver: Greg Fiddick (Fr.) Forward, Sidney BC; Liam Girard (Sr.) Defender, Victoria B.C; Joey Mathot (Fr.) Midfield, Port Moody BC; James Merriman (Jr.) Nanaimo BC; Mike Seager (Jr.) Midfield, Victoria BC.

University of Detroit Mercy: Nick Servedio (So.) Forward, Oakville ON; Vahid Assadpour (Jr.) Midfield, Richmond Hill ON; Michael De Simone (Jr.) Midfield, Mississauga ON; Andrew Ornoch (Jr.) Midfield/Forward Toronto ON; Alex Kawalit (Jr.) Midfield/Defender, Mississauga ON.; Sasha Boskovic (So.) Goalkeeper, Oakville ON.

Drexel University: Kwesi Klass (Jr.) Midfield, Mississauga ON; Nick Macri (Sr.) Goalkeeper, Toronto ON.

Duke University: Tomek Charowski (So.) Midfield, Anderson SC.

Fairfield University (CT): Kerr McLeod (Fr.) Midfield, Saskatoon, SK; Vasilis Androutsos (Sr.) Midfield, Toronto ON.

Fairleigh Dickinson University (NJ): Tomer Chencinski (Jr.) Goalkeeper, Thornhill ON; Donny Mayard (Jr.) Defender, Laval PQ; Yannick Rome Gosselin (So.) Forward, St. Jean sur Richelieu PQ; Nicolas Suter (Fr.) Defender, Brossard PQ.

University of Hartford (CT): Maurizio Silvestri (Sr.) Defender, Woodbridge ON; Carlo Cudini (Sr.) Defender, Woodbridge ON; Costa Kyritsis (Sr.) Midfield, Toronto ON.

Hartwick College (NY): Joshua Wagenaar (Jr.) Goalkeeper, Grimsby ON; Tyler Hemmings (Jr.) Defender, London ON; Wyatt Seddon-Johnstone (Fr.) Defender/Midfield, Burnaby BC; Adam Catley (Fr.) Goalkeeper, Burlington ON.

College of the Holy Cross (MA): Marsalis Beckford (So.) Forward, Branford ON.

Howard University (DC): Bode Akingbohungbe (Sr.) Midfield, Brampton, ON.

University of Illinois at Chicago: Roman Tulis (Jr.) Goalkeeper, Coquitlam BC.

Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis: Matthew Smith (Sr.) Midfield, Toronto ON.

James Madison University (VA): Kayin Jeffers (Jr.) Defender, Oakville ON; Tristan Murray (So.) Midfield, Brampton ON; Joel Phillip (Jr.) Midfield, Scarborough ON.

University of Kentucky: Riley O'Neill (Jr.) Forward/Midfield, Campbell River BC; Nathan Li (Jr.) Midfield, Delta BC; Michael D'Agostino (So.) Midfield, Langley BC; Masumi Turnbull (Fr.) Midfield, Richmond BC.

Lipscomb University (TN): J.D. Murphy (Sr.) Goalkeeper, Ajax ON.

Long Island University (NY): Mustapha Ayoub (Sr.) Forward/Midfield, Toronto, ON.

University of Louisville (KY): John Jonke (Fr.) Forward, Pickering ON; Anthony Celebre (So.) Midfield, Woodbridge ON; David Guzman (So.) Midfield, Toronto ON; Franke Jonke (So.) Forward, Pickering ON; Marco Terminesi (Jr.) Forward, Woodbridge ON.

Loyola College (MD): Janson Blake (So.) Defense, Nepean ON; Dan Mulcahy (Sr.) Goalkeeper, Frederick, MD.

University of Maine: Martin John (Fr.) Defender, Ottawa ON; Gabriel Germano (Sr.) Forward, Sainte Foy PQ; Giacomo Brunino (Sr.) Goalkeeper, Concord ON.

Marshall University (WV): Nicholas Ademolu (Sr.) Midfield, Windsor ON; Mike Bourassa (Sr.) Midfield, Victoria BC; Dana Heimbecker (Fr.) Midfield, Niagara Falls ON.

University of Nevada, Las Vegas: Ben Pisch (Fr.) Midfield/Defender, Kelowna BC; Mason Trafford (So.) Midfield, Vancouver BC.

New Jersey Institute of Technology: Scott Rietze (Fr.) Defender, Bowmansville ON; Kayo Emojong (Fr.) Midfield, Whitby ON.

Niagara University (NY): Sasha Kaplun (Sr.) Midfield, Toronto ON; Brian Leonard (Jr.) Defender, Sarnia ON; Kwame Oduro (Jr.) Forward, Toronto ON; Paul VandenBoomen (Sr.) Defender, Victoria BC.

University of North Carolina Charlotte: Sean Zubick (Sr.) Midfield, Brampton ON.

Oakland University (MI): Brian Graham (So.) Midfield, Mississauga ON.

Oregon State University: Joey Loreth (Fr.) Defender, Victoria BC.

Pennsylvania State University: Geordie MacNeill (So.) Defender, Richmond Hill ON; Michael Tilatti (Fr.) Goalkeeper, Thornhill ON.

Philadelphia University: Luca Zucal (Jr.) Defender, Woodbridge ON; Gianni Cimini (Sr.) Midfield, Toronto ON; Sherwin Forde (Sr.) Midfield/Forward, Pickering ON.

University of Pittsburgh: Dwayne Grant-Higgins (Sr.) Forward, Ajax ON.

University of Portland: Alex Elliott (Fr.) Forward, Vancouver BC.

Princeton University (NJ): Victor Noskov (So.) Defender/Midfield, Toronto ON.

Quinnipiac University (CT): Ryan Smith (Fr.) Defender, Niagara Falls ON; Francis Mavula (Jr.) Forward, Ottawa ON.

University of Rhode Island: Jeffrey Gonsalves (Jr.) Midfield, Markham ON; Simon Gatti (Sr.) Midfield, Welland ON.

Robert Morris University (PA): Matt Felice (Fr.) Goalkeeper, Missisauga ON; Allan Brown (Jr.) Defender, Newmarket ON; Dwayne Chin (So.) Midfield, North York ON; Jacek Przednowek (So.) Forward, Brantford ON.

St. Bonaventure University (NY): Konrad Paszkowski (Sr.) Midfield, Calgary AB; Phil Amahazion (Jr.) Midfield, Calgary AB; Frederick Taylor (Sr.) Midfield, Calgary AB; Andy Garcia (Sr.) Midfield, Mississauga ON; Kevin Omokhua (Jr.) Forward, Brampton ON.

Saint Francis University (PA): Cesar Pena (Sr.) Midfield, Scarborough ON.

St. Peter's College (NJ): Chris DeAbreu (Fr.) Defender/Midfield, Pickering ON; Murphy Wiredu (So.) Forward, Brampton ON.

Stetson University (FL): Evan White (So.) Goalkeeper, Surrey BC.

University of South Florida: Jason Devenish (Fr.) Midfield, (No hometown given) ON.

Syracuse University (NY): Robert Cavicchia (Fr.) Goalkeeper, North York ON; Richard Asante (Jr.) Midfield, North York ON; Brad Peetoom (So.) Defender, Abbotsford BC; Alim Karim (Sr.) Goalkeeper, Scarborough ON.

Towson University (MD): Angus Burke (So.) Forward, Delta BC; Nigel Marples (Jr.) Defender, Delta BC.

University of Vermont: Nils Binstock (Fr.) Goalkeeper, Burlington ON; Dominic Chapman (Fr.) Midfield, Ajax ON

Western Illinois University: Elton Fernandes (Jr.) Midfield, Toronto ON.

Western Michigan University: Keon Jordan (Sr.) Defender, Brampton ON.

University of Washington: Spencer Schmidt (So.) Forward, Abbotsford BC.

Winthrop University (SC): Daniel Revivo (Fr.) Forward, Richmond Hill ON.

University of Wisconsin, Green Bay: Kyle Bartkus (Fr.) Defender, Edmonton AB; Tosaint Ricketts (Fr.) Forward, Edmonton AB.

University of Wisconsin, Madison: Frank Iaizzo (Jr.) Midfield/Defender, North York ON.

Wright State University (OH): Jamaar McLeggon (So.) Midfield, Pickering ON; Paul-Anthony Perez (Sr.) Forward, Scarborough ON; Kwaku Gyimah (Fr.) Midfield, Woodbridge ON; Dimitri Agyepong (Fr.) Forward, Edmonton AB.

[The Beaver]

Andrew, some great work here. Thanks for this.

My only wish is that more of these young men were plying their trade in the MLS or Europe or in some solid pro league somewhere. But I guess NCAA Div 1 ain't bad for now.

[The Beaver]

Andrew, some great work here. Thanks for this.

My only wish is that more of these young men were plying their trade in the MLS or Europe or in some solid pro league somewhere. But I guess NCAA Div 1 ain't bad for now.

[Jason]

Does anyone have some background info on the Saskatoon lad who is with Fairfield? I can't think of any other Saskatchewan player who have played in the NCAA.

Jason

[Andrew W]

Although he wasn't raised in Saskatchewan, Rob Friend was born there and played in the NCAA.

[L.T.]

quote:Originally posted by Andrew W

University of Maine: Giacomo Brunino (Sr.) Goalkeeper, Concord ON.

Hey! I coached this guy from U8 to U17 - I think he's a great keeper. I wish at the time I knew more about how to expose him to future opportunities...but it looks like he eventually found his way to Div 1 - that's awesome!!

[Gordon]

quote:Originally posted by Jason

Does anyone have some background info on the Saskatoon lad who is with Fairfield? I can't think of any other Saskatchewan player who have played in the NCAA.

Jason

Kerr Mcleod has played some for Canada's youth teams and has had some looks in Holland. Although I haven't kept track of Saskatchewan players in the NCAA, a HS of teammate of mine - Perry Senko - and HS opponent - Murray Hanson - were All-American's at U of Tulsa in the early 80s and a coule of years ago, a keeper from my old high school (Leboldus) was playing Div III. So I expect there have been a few from the gap to play NCAA.

[matthew]

Kerr spent last year with Vitesse Arnhem in the Netherlands and by the end of the year was starting with their Under-18 team. They wanted him to stay, but he couldn't get a visa. So he decided to go the NCAA route.

I think Kerr's solidly in the running for the 07 U20s. He's left footed and is pretty versatile in the midfield.

I know a few guys from my era went down to the US, I think Div II, but I don't remember any details. I'm surprised a guy like McLeod ended up at a small school like Fairfield, but maybe it was the right fit for him.

cheers,

matthew

[Guest Jeffery S.]

Alim Karim, our former u-20 keeper at Syracuse, has not played so far this year. Don't know if he lost his starting spot, just odd since he is a senior there. Also since he did well in PDL this summer. Would be too bad if he fell off the map, seemed to have promise.

[loyola]

quote:Originally posted by Jeffrey S.

Alim Karim, our former u-20 keeper at Syracuse, has not played so far this year. Don't know if he lost his starting spot, just odd since he is a senior there. Also since he did well in PDL this summer. Would be too bad if he fell off the map, seemed to have promise.

The starting keeper at Syracuse is a freshman from Ontario Robert C.(don't remeber is last name). I don't know if Karim is injured but it's surprising not seeing him starting.

[Andrew W]

quote:Originally posted by loyola

The starting keeper at Syracuse is a freshman from Ontario Robert C.(don't remeber is last name). I don't know if Karim is injured but it's surprising not seeing him starting.

It's Robert Cavicchia that is getting all the starts right now at Syracuse. They are off to a decent start and he seems to be playing well according to match recaps and game stats.

[Guest Jeffery S.]

Thanks for clarifying that about Karim, takes a bit of the disappointment off. I think the kid is playing quite well, though it is odd he'd replace a senior and regular starter.

Syracuse is actually doing well, after having a losing season last year.

[Andrew W]

quote:Originally posted by Jeffrey S.

Thanks for clarifying that about Karim, takes a bit of the disappointment off. I think the kid is playing quite well, though it is odd he'd replace a senior and regular starter.

Syracuse is actually doing well, after having a losing season last year.

The match reports seem to indicate that Brad Peetoom and Richard Assante are both playing well too. For all that he seemed to struggle at the WYC, Peetoom is likely to be a good player at the NCAA level from what little I've seen of him.

[loyola]

http://www.syracuse.com/sports/poststandard/index.ssf?/base/sports-0/1126773389161991.xml&coll=1

Karim was injured at the start of the year but don't know if he'll get some PT with the hot freshman doing well.

[Andrew W]

Ironically, since we started talking about it, the Orange have dropped two straight in Big East Conference play. They lost last week to Notre Dame 0-1 and lost 3-2 at Providence tonight. Cavicchia has taken both losses, including surrendering the winning goal with under a minute to play in tonights game.

[Andrew W]

Some interesting scores from Friday night: Daniel Bell recorded the win for Buffalo as they beat Colgate 2-1 to go 8-0-0 in the young season. Shyle Braithwaite also started for the Bulls.

Vasilis Androutsos scored for Fairfield in a 2-1 loss at Harvard. Kerr McLeod also started for the Stags.

Amar Takhar scored and Rowan Anders picked up the win for Dartmouth as they beat Drake 2-1. The Big Green move to 2-1-3 on the season.

Josh Wagenaar made nine saves and Tyler Hemmings also started for Hartwick as they beat Portland 2-1. Alex Elliot started and had six shots for the Pilots but couldn't beat his countryman.

Francis Mavula had a goal and Ryan Smith started for Quinnipiac in a 4-2 win over Columbia.

Daniel Revivo scored the goal in Winthrop's 1-1 draw with Birmingham Southern.

Jordie Hughes picked up an assist in Coastal Carolina's 4-3 win over Virginia Commonwealth.

Other games of note starting late on the west coast has UAB at Stanford and UCSB hosting Alabama A&M. On Sunday, the highest ranked team that features Canadians, No. 10 ranked Fairleigh Dickinson, plays host to Columbia.

Anyways, I'll update more over the course of the weekend.

[Andrew W]

Saturday action updates:

Angus Burke scored three and set up another for Towson in a 5-0 win over Saint Joseph's. The Tigers are 6-1 on the season.

From late Friday night, UCSB beat Alabama A&M 3-1 behind two assists from Tyler Rosenlund and one from Myles Davis.

Sunday sees lots of Canucks in action.

[Andrew W]

Sunday's highlights include:

Tomer Chencinski posting the clean sheet for #10 ranked Fairleigh Dickinson in a 1-0 OT win over Columbia. Yannick Rome Gosselin set up the game winning goal for FDU. Donny Mayard also started for the Knights.

Nathan Li scored and Riley O'Neill set up the goal in Kentucky's 1-1 draw with Ohio State.

Alex Elliott scored the only goal for Portland in a 1-0 win over Wisconsin.

Josh Wagenaar made six saves but Hartwick dropped a 1-0 decision to Washington. Spencer Schmidt has a couple of shots for the Huskies and Tyler Hemming started as usual for the Wick.

Rowan Anders picked up the win for Dartmouth in a 2-1 decision over Rhode Island. Jeffrey Gonsalves scored the goal for the Rams.

Andrew Ornoch scored two including the OT game winner for Detroit as they beat Illinois-Chicago 3-2. Alex Kawalit set up one goal and Sasha Boskovic picked up the win between the twigs. Vahid Assadpour picked up two yellow cards in the first 40 minutes and was sent off.

Robert Cavicchia was the losing goalkeeper in Syracuse's 1-0 conference loss to Connecticut. Brad Peetoom and Richard Asante started for the Orange while O'Brian White started for the Huskies.

Jacek Przednowek scored two goals and assisted on another in Robert Morris' 4-2 win over Canisius. Dwayne Chin and Allan Brown also picked up assists while Matt Felice picked up the win in net. Przednowek has scored in the last five games, picking up seven goals and two assists in that time period.

Jason Devenish scored the only goal in South Florida's 1-0 win over Pittsburgh. It was the freshman's second goal of the season for the 5-3-0 Bulls.

Tosaint Ricketts scored twice as Wisconsin-Green Bay beat Western Michigan 3-2. Kyle Bartkus also started for the Phoenix.

[Andrew W]

Sunday's highlights include:

Tomer Chencinski posting the clean sheet for #10 ranked Fairleigh Dickinson in a 1-0 OT win over Columbia. Yannick Rome Gosselin set up the game winning goal for FDU. Donny Mayard also started for the Knights.

Nathan Li scored and Riley O'Neill set up the goal in Kentucky's 1-1 draw with Ohio State.

Alex Elliott scored the only goal for Portland in a 1-0 win over Wisconsin.

Josh Wagenaar made six saves but Hartwick dropped a 1-0 decision to Washington. Spencer Schmidt has a couple of shots for the Huskies and Tyler Hemming started as usual for the Wick.

Rowan Anders picked up the win for Dartmouth in a 2-1 decision over Rhode Island. Jeffrey Gonsalves scored the goal for the Rams.

Andrew Ornoch scored two including the OT game winner for Detroit as they beat Illinois-Chicago 3-2. Alex Kawalit set up one goal and Sasha Boskovic picked up the win between the twigs. Vahid Assadpour picked up two yellow cards in the first 40 minutes and was sent off.

Robert Cavicchia was the losing goalkeeper in Syracuse's 1-0 conference loss to Connecticut. Brad Peetoom and Richard Asante started for the Orange while O'Brian White started for the Huskies.

Jacek Przednowek scored two goals and assisted on another in Robert Morris' 4-2 win over Canisius. Dwayne Chin and Allan Brown also picked up assists while Matt Felice picked up the win in net. Przednowek has scored in the last five games, picking up seven goals and two assists in that time period.

Jason Devenish scored the only goal in South Florida's 1-0 win over Pittsburgh. It was the freshman's second goal of the season for the 5-3-0 Bulls.

Tosaint Ricketts scored twice as Wisconsin-Green Bay beat Western Michigan 3-2. Kyle Bartkus also started for the Phoenix.

[Jason]

Who seems like the most likely of the NCAA seniors to make the jump to the pros? Liam Gerard would seem to be a good choice as he already was all-PDL this summer. I would think that the lack of exposure is not going to help Karim this year. I also have a soft spot for Konrad Paskowski as he was a member of the original PDL Storm so I hope he tries to make it somewhere.

Jason

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Found

Brent Wilson Soph. GK 6-6 210 Burlington, Canada/Notre Dame Secondary

University of Charleston Golden Eagles (WVIAC Conference)

http://www.ucwv.edu/athletics/sports/mens_soccer_roster.aspx

Also confused about Chris Williams at Columbia. He has a bio but is not listed on the roster or anywhere else I can see. Is this the same Chris Williams on the Lynx and is he really at Columbia?

Edit: Sorry I just realized this is for NCAA Div 1. But that goalie is some size.

[amc_42]

Update on Robert Cavicchia & Richard Assante @ Syracuse University:

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Redshirt freshman Pete Rowley (Reading, Pa.) scored with 11 seconds left in the second overtime to lift the Orange (7-6-3, 3-5-1 BIG EAST) to a 2-1 win against BIG EAST Red Division foe Louisville (5-9-2, 2-5-2 BIG EAST) at the Cardinal Park Soccer Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 22. SU earned three critical points in the league standings with the triumph and moved ahead of Louisville into sixth place in the Red Division standings heading into the final week of the regular season.

Rowley found the back of the net off a cross from junior Richard Asante (North York, Ontario) at 109:49. It was Rowley’s team-leading sixth goal of the season and his first since Sept. 23 at Providence. The score marked his second golden goal of 2005. Asante’s picked up his first assist of the year and the third of his career on the play.

Saturday night’s match was tightly contested and physical the entire way. The game featured 37 fouls between the two clubs and four yellow cards.

SU rookie Spencer Schomaker (Seattle, Wash.) scored in the 40th minute to give SU a 1-0 lead, but the Cardinals responded at the 75:33 mark with a goal by John Jonke to tie the match.

In the first overtime, sophomore Isaac Collings (Oriskany, N.Y.) almost ended the game in the 96th minute, ripping a shot off the crossbar. Syracuse earned a corner kick following Collings’ near miss and the Orange reeled off three consecutive shots, two of which were stopped Louisville keeper Steven DeGeorge. SU kept firing in the extra session and a shot by Asante with three seconds remaining in the period sailed wide.

The Orange generated two of the three shots launched in the second overtime, a blast Rowley (Reading, Pa.) that went wide and his eventual game-winner. SU also earned the only two corner kicks of the period, including one at 109:32, 25 seconds before Rowley’s game-winner.

Schomaker’s goal was his second of the season and he moved up to third on the team with six points. Freshman goalkeeper Robert Cavicchia (North York, Ontario) made five saves in the contest. He has 68 saves on the season and improved to 6-6-3 on the year, one victory shy of tying Chris Whitcomb and Kevin Bacher for 10th on SU’s single-season wins ledger.

Shots in the match were even at 13 apiece, but seven of SU’s came in overtime to just two for Louisville. The Orange owned the advantage in corner kicks, 5-2, three of which came in the extra sessions.

Syracuse will play its sixth and final road match of the season on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at Rutgers. Kickoff is at 7:00 p.m.

[loyola]

Nice found Sigma but look at this:

http://www.uconnhuskies.com/sports/MSoccer/2005/White.html

Already played for the Jamaican U-17 and U-20.......

Too bad.