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2007 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Soccer
2007 Colby-Sawyer Men’s Soccer
Welcome to Colby-Sawyer Athletics!
We invite you to become part of a proud tradition of athletic excellence. Our student-athletes excel in the classroom as well as on the playing fields and we are extraordinarily proud of their accomplishments ev-erywhere on campus. Our coaching staff is commit-ted to providing each and every student-athlete with a positive learning experience promoting a strong work ethic, good sportsmanship and a commitment to team and college.
Colby-Sawyer offers a wide array of team sport opportunities, always competitive regionally, with teams often challenging for Commonwealth Coast Championships and a bid to the NCAA Division III Championships.
We wish you and your family all the best in your collegiate search, may you see all that Colby-Sawyer has to offer!
Go Chargers!!!
Debi Field McGrathDirector of Athletics
Colby-Sawyer College Quick Facts Location ...................................................................................................................................... New London, N.H.Founded ................................................................................................................................................................ 1837Enrollment ..............................................................................................................................................................986President ............................................................................................................................... Thomas C. Galligan Jr.Admissions Phone ............................................................................................................................ (800) 272-1015 Financial Aid Phone ......................................................................................................................... (800) 272-1015Director of Athletics ...............................................................................................................Debi Field McGrathAffiliation....................................................................................................................................NCAA Division IIIConferences .....................................................................................................................................The Commonwealth Coast Conference .................................................................................................Eastern College Athletic ConferenceNickname ......................................................................................................................................................ChargersColors .......................................................................................................................................Royal Blue and WhiteAthletic Department Phone ............................................................................................................ (603) 526-3610Colby-Sawyer Website ......................................................................................................... www.colby-sawyer.edu
Greetings on behalf of Colby-Sawyer College’s student-athletes, coaches and the faculty and staff.
Colby-Sawyer is an exciting and dynamic college committed to excellence in all that we do. The tradition of excellence we have established in our athletic programs is pervasive throughout the institu-tion. It extends into the classrooms, labs, art gallery, residence halls and beyond as well as on the playing fields. Our athletic teams are regionally and nation-ally ranked in part because our coaches set high expectations for our student-athletes and themselves. Our coaches value, teach and exhibit character, disci-pline, teamwork and pride.
To experience firsthand the energy, enthusiasm and excellence of the Colby-Sawyer community, please join us at our athletic contests and at other on-campus events to which you may be invited. We love it here and we know you will, too.
Sincerely,
Thomas C. Galligan Jr.President
This 2007-08 men’s soccer media guide was produced by the Sports Information Office of Colby-Sawyer College. Photography by John Quackenbos, Gil Talbot and Fornero Photography. Printing by R.C. Brayshaw.
Colby-Sawyer Athletics Mission Statement
The Athletic Department at Colby-Sawyer Col-
lege is committed to providing each student-
athlete with a positive athletic experience within
the framework of the six learning outcomes of
our liberal arts education. To this end, we be-
lieve in supporting the total educational experi-
ence for each student-athlete in their pursuit of
excellence, through high academic standards,
quality athletic competition and a meaningful
student life. We, as a department, are dedicated
to:
* Foster and model good sportsmanship and
fair play
* Continue to enhance individual development
* Enrich and deepen self-knowledge
* Demonstrate effective teamwork
* Act ethically and professionally
In doing so, we hope that Colby-Sawyer Ath-
letics will continue to achieve conference, re-
gional and national prominence while ensuring
that each student-athlete will be better prepared
for life after college. Colby-Sawyer College
competes as an NCAA Division III institution,
and is a member of The Commonwealth Coast
Conference (TCCC), the Eastern College Ath-
letic Conference (ECAC), the Intercollegiate
Horse Show Association (IHSA), the United
States Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Asso-
ciation (USCSA) and the New England Inter-
collegiate Swimming and Diving Association
(NEISDA).
Table of Contents
Quick Facts .................................................... IFC
Mission/TOC ..................................................... 2
Roster ................................................................... 3
Coaches ................................................................ 4
Season Preview ................................................5-6
2007 Seniors ........................................................ 7
2007 Chargers ..................................................8-9
All-Time Award Winners ................................ 10
2006 Season Review ......................................... 11
2006 Stats .......................................................... 12
Record Book ..................................................... 13
Athletic Facilities .............................................. 14
The Commonwealth Coast Conference ........ 15-16
All-Time Series Records .................................. 17
About Colby-Sawyer ..................................... IBC
On the CoverSenior co-captain Chris Rafferty, a First Team All-Conference selection for the Chargers in 2006, looks to lead the Chargers to The Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship on this, the 10th anniversary of the last Colby-Sawyer men’s soccer conference championship.
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No. Name Yr. Ht. Pos. Hometown/High School2 Bryan Petersen FR 5-6 D E. Providence, R.I./E. Providence3 Chris Rafferty SR 5-6 F Milford, Mass./Milford4 Tony Soto SR 5-6 D Rochester, N.H./Spaulding5 Pat Colbert SR 6-0 MF Medfield, Mass./Xaverian Brothers6 Pat Benson JR 5-9 D Essex, Vt./Essex7 Colin Bellavance JR 5-9 MF Dudley, Mass./Shepherd Hill Regional8 Brian Doucette JR 6-0 MF/F Boxford, Mass./Masconomet Regional9 Tyler Simpson SO 6-0 D/MF Topsham, Maine/Mt. Ararat11 Mason Law JR 5-8 MF Stratford, Conn./Bunnell12 Tyler Davis SR 5-11 MF Laconia, N.H./Laconia13 Luke Driscoll JR 5-11 MF/F Littleton, N.H./Littleton14 James Daley SR 5-11 MF Coventry, R.I./Coventry15 Nic DeZenzo SR 5-11 MF Methuen, Mass./Brewster Academy17 Kevin Brisebois SR 5-7 MF Sterling, Mass./Wachusett Regional18 Ryan Oldfield JR 5-10 MF/F Raymond, N.H./Raymond19 Doug Currie JR 6-3 F Harvard, Mass./Bromfield School20 Chris Blue FR 5-11 MF Center Harbor, N.H./Brewster Academy21 Justin Varney SO 5-10 D Belfast, Maine/Belfast22 Tom White JR 6-2 D Lisbon, N.H./Lisbon23 Andrew Popp SO 5-9 F Milford, Mass./Cheshire Academy24 Corey McKean FR 5-10 F Lisbon, N.H./Lisbon25 Corey Vancura FR 6-0 D Whitman, Mass./Whitman Hanson26 Jacob Farmer FR 5-10 D Topsham, Maine/Mt. Ararat27 Travis Provost FR 6-4 D Stratham, N.H./Exeter28 Erick Melanson FR 5-11 D Beverly, Mass./Beverly29 Jeff Cote FR 5-9 D Saco, Maine/Thornton Academy30 Justin Simpson FR 5-10 D Topsham, Maine/Mt. Ararat31 Doug McLaughlin FR 5-6 D Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy41 Will Berry FR 6-4 GK Berlin, Vt../U-3251 T.J. Doherty FR 6-0 GK E. Granby, Conn./Westminster71 Chris Feltes SO 5-7 GK Manchester, N.H./Trinity
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2007 Colby-Sawyer Chargers Men’s Soccer Team
2007 Colby-Sawyer Roster
Coaches
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Serving as the only head coach in the
history of the Colby-Sawyer men’s soccer program, Peter Steese is set to begin his 18th season with the Chargers.
Last season the Chargers qualified for their 11th con-secutive conference tournament, but
were sent home in the quarterfinal round,
falling to New England College, 2-1.
Over his 17 seasons, Coach Steese has com-piled a 152-145-26 record and led the pro-gram to its only conference championship in 1997. The Chargers have posted a 71-39-11 conference record under Coach Steese’s direc-tion including a program best 7-3-1 record in both the 2000 and 2002 seasons.
Before taking over the men’s program at Colby-Sawyer, Coach Steese served as the head coach of the women’s program, a posi-tion he held for four seasons. He guided the women’s team to a 28-34-4 mark in four years, including their winningest season in school history, an 11-3-1 mark in 1990.
Coach Steese has also served two three-year terms as chair of the New England Inter-collegiate Soccer League (NEISL) Honors Committee and as The Commonwealth Coast Conference liaison to the NCAA Division III Selection Committee. He has also been a staff coach for the New Hampshire Olympic Development program for the past 21 years. Coach Steese founded the Unitor Soccer
School in 1990 and the Greater Kearsarge Soc-cer Club in 1996.
Coach Steese, a 1974 graduate of the Uni-versity of Maryland, holds a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Premier National Diploma and a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) National B license. Coach Steese earned a Masters Degree from the University of Maryland in German Litera-ture.
Coach Steese also serves as the Head Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Coach, a posi-tion he has held for the past 12 years.
Coach Steese, his wife Cheryl and his three daughters Cameron, Julia and Georgia, reside in Wilmot, N.H.
The Peter Steese File Overall ConferenceYear W L T Pct. W L T Pct.1990 6 5 1 .542 - - - -1991 7 10 1 .417 - - - -1992 9 7 1 .559 - - - -1993 12 7 0 .632 - - - -1994 12 7 0 .632 - - - -1995 11 4 3 .694 6 0 1 .9231996 10 9 1 .525 6 2 0 .7501997 13 8 0 .619 6 3 0 .6671998 7 12 0 .368 5 4 0 .5561999 7 12 2 .368 6 5 0 .5452000 10 9 2 .524 7 3 1 .6822001 8 9 2 .474 6 4 1 .5912002 12 5 3 .675 7 3 1 .6822003 8 12 2 .409 6 4 1 .5912004 8 9 3 .475 7 2 2 .7272005 6 9 3 .400 5 4 2 .5552006 6 11 2 .388 4 5 2 .454Total 152 145 26 .510 71 39 11 .683
Steese also compiled a 34-41-5 in five seasons as a women’s coach at Endicott (1987) and Colby-Sawyer (1988-1991)
Assistant Coach Ray Juneau4th Season
Ray Juneau begins his fourth year as assistant coach for the Chargers under Steese. Before assisting at Colby-Sawyer, Coach Juneau coached boys soccer at Bishop Brady, Central and Merrimack High Schools and also was a coach for the Lion’s Cup All-State team. Coach Juneau has also assisted Steese in the coaching of his Olympic Development Pro-gram team for eight years. Juneau also holds a USSF National C License and a NSCAA National Diploma.
Coach Juneau currently resides in Laconia, N.H.
Head Coach Peter Steese
Set to kickoff the 2007 season, the Colby-Sawyer men’s soccer team hopes a mix of experience and youth will lead the Chargers to the top of The Commonwealth Coast Conference standings.
Last season the Chargers finished the season 6-11-2 overall, 4-5-2 in TCCC play. Injuries played a major role, as five starters from last year’s squad fell prey to season-ending injuries early, leaving the Chargers without several offensive and defensive weapons.
This year’s team, with 30-plus play-ers, hopes to have the depth and talent at every position to give the Chargers their first winning season since 2002 and commemorate the 10-year anniversary of Colby-Sawyer’s first conference championship with a positive result.
This season the Chargers return nine of 10 play-ers that scored goals for them last season, in-cluding their top two scorers, junior Doug Currie (Harvard, Mass.) and senior Chris Rafferty (Milford, Mass.). Last season the Chargers offense ranked seventh in the league, averaging just over 1.2 goals per game. This season, the Chargers hope to improve on that number, knowing that as the offense goes, so go the Chargers.
Also looking to give the Chargers a spark on the offensive side of the ball are juniors Luke Driscoll (Littleton, N.H.), Ryan Oldfield (Raymond, N.H.) and Brian Doucette (Boxford, Mass.) along with newcomer Corey McKean (Lisbon, N.H.).
“Chris Rafferty, Brian Doucette and Currie are back as our goal scor-
ers,” said 18th year Head Coach Peter Steese. “I also think Corey McKean will sur-
prise some people. He is very quick and will give people problems. Luke Driscoll, Ryan Oldfield and Brian Doucette give us the depth we need to help avoid the injury issues we had last year. We will have a quite a bit up top to help us out.”
Looking to feed those forwards is this year’s class of midfield-
ers. Seniors Nic DeZenzo (Methuen, Mass.), Pat Col-
bert (Medfield, Mass.), James Daley (Coventry, R.I.), Tyler Davis (Laconia, N.H.) and Kevin Brisebois (Sterling, Mass.) all look to see time in midfield, with Mason Law (Stratford, Conn.), Tyler Simpson (Topsham, Maine) and Chris Blue (Center Harbor, N.H.) all competing for time in a crowded midfield position.
Last season’s midfield crew returns intact, giving the Chargers the advantage of an experienced
group working. The hope is that this year’s crew will be able to
provide even more goal-scoring opportunities for
the Chargers.
“Kevin Brisebois is back from an injury
and Nic DeZenzo is back to his old self,” said Coach Steese. “Jim
Daley is playing the best he ever has. Tyler Davis has been doing very
well as is Mason Law. Chris Blue has been a welcome addition. This group has some great speed and will be an asset to our team.”
2007 Season Preview
5Senior Pat Colbert
Junior Doug Currie
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Standing in the way of opposing team’s attempts to score will be the Chargers defense, anchored by senior Tony Soto (Roch-ester, N.H.) and juniors Pat Benson (Essex, Vt.) and Tom White (Lisbon, N.H.). Adding to the mix will be sophomore Justin Varney (Bel-fast, Maine) and freshmen Corey Vancura (Whitman, Mass.), Jacob Farmer (Topsham, Maine), Travis Provost (Stratham, N.H.), Erick Melan-son (Beverly, Mass.), Justin Simpson (Topsham, Maine) and Doug McLaughlin (Derry, N.H.).
Last year’s team ranked 10th in the conference in goals allowed, allowing just over two goals per game. This year’s team, with a strong defense and three talented goalkeepers, hopes to keep that from happening.
“Tony Soto has looked exceptional this preseason, Tom White has looked very strong and Pat Benson has been stellar” said Coach Steese. “Doug McLaugh-lin is doing very well, Justin Simpson is coming on, Erick Melanson is getting more comfortable in the back and Travis Provost is making tremendous prog-ress. Jacob Farmer is finding his way, Corey Vancura has been very strong and Justin Varney is coming on after a preseason injury. This group will have a great effect on how our season goes.”
In net this season for the Chargers will be one of a trio of keepers more than
able to stifle opposing offenses. Sophomore Chris Feltes (Manchester, N.H.) played in 14
games last season for the Chargers and registered three
shutouts. Feltes went 4-4-2 in goal, registering 105 saves on the season
This season, Feltes will feel pressure from two talented freshmen, Will Berry (Ber-lin, Vt.) and T.J. Dougherty (East Gamby,
Conn.). Both come from successful high school programs and add extra height into the
equation for Coach Steese.
“As we head into the season, Chris Feltes will be our starter,” said Coach Steese. “Will Berry and T.J. Dougherty have looked
good in practice as well and will help push Chris (Feltes) to be even better.”
Set to begin the 2007 season Colby-Sawyer’s schedule does them no favors. Out of the gate, the Chargers face Union College (N.Y.) and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in the Red Hawk Classic, playing on back-to-back days. The Chargers then go on the road for two games,
including TCCC opener against Curry Col-lege on Sept. 11. The Chargers then return
to Kelsey Field for their home opener against Anna Maria on Sept. 15.
“We need to be better overall than last year,” said Coach Steese on the plan for 2007.
“If we tighten up, get more scoring and stay healthy, good things
will happen.”
2007 Season Preview
Senior Kevin Brisebois
Senior Tony Soto
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#17 Kevin BriseboisSenior
MFSterling, Mass.
Wachusett Regional
#5 Pat ColbertSenior
MFMedfield, Mass.
Xaverian Brothers
#12 Tyler DavisSenior
MFLaconia, N.H.
Laconia
#15 Nic DeZenzoSenior
DMethen, Mass.
Brewster Academy
#3 Chris RaffertySenior
FMilford, Mass.
Milford
#14 Jim DaleySenior
MFCoventry, R.I.
Coventry
#4 Tony SotoSenior
DRochester, N.H.
Spaulding
2007 Seniors
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#71 Chris FeltesSophomore
GKManchester, N.H.
Trinity
#13 Luke DriscollJuniorMF/F
Littleton, N.H.Littleton
#18 Ryan OldfieldJuniorMF/F
Raymond, N.H.Raymond
#19 Doug CurrieJunior
FHarvard, Mass.
Bromfield School
#11 Mason LawJuniorMF
Stratford, Conn.Bunnell
#22 Tom WhiteJunior
DLisbon, N.H.
Lisbon
#6 Pat BensonJunior
DEssex, Vt.
Essex
#7 Colin BellavanceJuniorMF
Dudley, Mass.Shepherd Hill Regional
#8 Brian DoucetteJuniorMF/F
Boxford, Mass.Masconomet Regional
#23 Andrew PoppSophomore
FMilford, Mass.
Cheshire Academy
#9 Tyler SimpsonSophomore
D/MFTopsham, Maine
Mt. Ararat
#21 Justin VarneySophomore
DBelfast, Maine
Belfast
2007 Chargers
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#41 Will BerryFreshman
GKBerlin, Vt.
U-32
#20 Chris BlueFreshman
MFCenter Harbor, N.H.Brewster Academy
#29 Jeff CoteFreshman
DSaco, Maine
Thornton Academy
#51 T.J. DohertyFreshman
GKE. Grandby, Conn.
Westminster
#26 Jacob FarmerFreshman
DTopsham, Maine
Mt. Ararat
#24 Corey McKeanFreshman
FLisbon, N.H.
Lisbon
#31 Doug McLaughlinFreshman
DDerry, N.H.
Pinkerton Academy
#28 Erick MelansonFreshman
DBeverly, Mass.
Beverly
#2 Bryan PetersenFreshman
DE. Providence, R.I.
E. Providence
#27 Travis ProvostFreshman
DStratham, N.H.
Exeter
#30 Justin SimpsonFreshman
DTopsham, Maine
Mt. Ararat
#25 Corey VancuraFreshman
DWhiteman, Mass.
Whiteman Hanson
2007 Chargers
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First Team All-Conference Ryan Fulgueras 1995Mitch Stone 1995, 1996Nat Cole 1996Paul Morse 1996, 1997Tim Parse 1996Dan Curran 1997John Durocher 1997Zac Pinard 1998Mike Hachey 1999Abe Gates 2000Garrett Lavallee 2000Matt Solazzo 2001, 2002Aaron Cinquemani 2002, 2004Dimitri Dimakis 2002Chris Adams 2003Chris Rafferty 2006
Second Team All-Conference Mark Boucher 1995John Durocher 1995Paul Morse 1995Steve Townsend 1997Mike Feciuch 1998Andrew Cesati 1999Marc Ezekiel 2000, 2001Aaron Cinquemani 2001, 2003Garrett Lavallee 2002Adam Perron 2002Matt Solazzo 2003Ben Fortin 2004David Fitzpatrick 2005Nic Dezenzo 2005, 2006Chris Rafferty 2005Dave Slater 2006
Honorable Mention All-Conference Matt Solazzo 2000Dimitri Tsihlis 2000Conor Anderson 2001Andrew Cesati 2001Matt Wheel 2002Dan DeWalt 2003Chris Rafferty 2004Adam Perron 2005
TCCC Player of the Year Mitch Stone 1995
TCCC Rookie of the Year Matt Solazzo 2000Aaron Cinquemani 2001
TCCC Senior Scholar Athlete Kris Millett 1995Mitch Stone 1996Zac Pinard 1999
CoSIDA Academic All-America Zac Pinard 1998, 1999
CoSIDA Academic All-District I Zac Pinard 1998, 1999Pat Benson 2006
NSCAA All New England Dimitri Dimakis 2002Matt Solazzo 2002Aaron Cinquemani 2002, 2004
NSCAA East Region Scholar Athlete Zac Pinard 1999Abe Gates 2000
NEISL Senior All-Star Jay Geiger 1993 Ryan Fulgueras 1995John Durocher 1997Tyler Blout 1998Mike Hachey 1999Dimitri Dimakis 2002Aaron Cinquemani 2004
Year-By-Year RecordsYear Overall TCCC Tournament 1990 6-5-1 -- 1991 7-10-1 --1992 9-7-1 --1993 12-7-0 --1994 12-7-0 --1995 11-4-3 6-0-1 Runner-Up1996 10-9-1 6-2-0 Semifinal1997 13-8-0 6-3-0 Champion1998 7-12-0 5-4-0 Quarterfinal1999 7-12-2 6-5-0 Semifinal2000 10-9-2 7-3-1 Semifinal2001 8-9-2 6-4-1 Quarterfinal2002 12-5-3 7-3-1 Runner-Up2003 8-12-2 6-4-1 Semifinal2004 8-9-3 7-2-2 Semifinal2005 6-9-3 5-4-2 Quarterfinal2006 6-11-2 4-5-2 QuarterfinalTotals 152-145-26 71-39-11
All-Time Award Winners
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First Team All-ConferenceKevin Deegan RWUAntoine Bell RWUEric Zimmer Salve ReginaChris Rafferty Colby-SawyerChris Hartman WentworthChris Croteau EndicottBrendan Cavanaugh RWUJames Palumbo NECRich Reddington RWUBen Hamlin WentworthNick Tewell Salve Regina
Second Team All-ConferenceMike Gregory WentworthBrian Roche NicholsJohn Bavota NECMatt Martin WentworthChris Spreadbury CurryDavid McMullen GordonAlex Clark Salve ReginaNic DeZenzo Colby-SawyerEric Booth EndicottDave Slater Colby-Sawyer Ardy Jagne Roger Williams
Honorable Mention All-ConferenceCameron Twiss EndicottMatt Schneider GordonJordan Colonese NECGeorge Markopolous Anna MariaDan Saccoccio RWUJarrod Fowler NicholsKeith Lumpp GordonJosh Taylor NECMatthew Clementi Anna MariaNick Hanlon GordonRick Souza Salve Regina
The 2006 Colby-Sawyer men’s soccer team finished the season 6-11-2 overall, 4-5-2 in The Commonwealth Coast Conference. The Char-gers made the conference tournament for the 11th consecutive time, but suffered an early exit, falling to New England College, 2-1 in the quarterfinal round.
The Chargers posted a 3-5-2 record in the month of September, picking up a non-confer-ence win against Green Mountain and two huge conference wins over Gordon, 2-1 (OT), and Endicott, 2-0. The Chargers’ two ties came against the Univer-sity of New England and New England College, 0-0 and 1-1 respectively. Losses came against the likes of RPI, Union, Nichols, Salve Regina, and Middlebury, all teams known throughout the region as being perennial powerhouses.
October brought the Chargers three more wins and five more losses as they closed out the
regular season on a two-game skid, falling to Brandeis, 9-0 and to Wentworth, 2-1, dropping
to the No. 6 seed in the conference tournament.
In the quarterfinal game against New England College, the Char-
gers struck first, late in the first half, but
two late goals by the Pil-grims proved
to be the difference as the Chargers dropped their open-
ing round The Commonwealth Coast Conference match, 2-1.
For their efforts on the season, junior Chris Rafferty was selected as First Team All-Conference and junior Nic DeZenzo was selected as
Second Team All-Conference.
The 2007 Colby-Sawyer men’s soccer team would like to dedicate their play during the season to the memory of teammate Corey Worsham (1986-
2006) who was killed last year in a motorcycle accident. Corey’s No. 16 jersey will be retired and the team will wear black arm bands with his initials in memory of their fallen friend and teammate.
2006 Men’s Soccer ReviewA Season of Remembrance
Player Of The Year Antoine Bell Roger WilliamsRookie Of The Year Mike Gregory Wentworth
Coach Of The Year Bob Long WentworthSenior Scholar-Athlete Kevin Deegan Roger Williams
Sportsmanship Award Wentworth Institute
2006 TCCC All-Conference Awards
2006 Season Review
Corey J. Worsham 1986-2006
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2006 Colby-Sawyer Men’s SoccerColby-Sawyer Overall Individual Statistics
All games
Overall: 6-11-2 Conf: 4-5-2 Home: 4-3-0 Away: 2-8-2 Neut: 0-0-0
## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% GW PK-ATT19 Doug Currie 19-14 6 1 13 41 .146 1 0-0 3 Chris Rafferty 19-19 4 5 13 38 .105 2 0-0 21 Ryan Faer 17-3 4 0 8 14 .286 1 0-0 8 Brian Doucette 19-17 2 2 6 31 .065 1 0-0 15 Nicholas DeZenzo 18-18 2 2 6 24 .083 1 1-1 5 Patrick Colbert 19-18 1 3 5 37 .027 0 0-0 17 Kevin Brisebois 14-8 1 0 2 4 .250 0 0-0 27 Justin Varney 11-0 1 0 2 3 .333 0 0-0 20 Tyler Simpson 7-3 1 0 2 3 .333 0 0-0 14 James Daley 17-0 1 0 2 3 .333 0 0-0 22 Thomas White 19-19 0 1 1 4 .000 0 0-0 9 Andrew Popp 11-0 0 1 1 3 .000 0 0-0 4 Tony Soto 17-15 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0-0 2 Rob Barletta 13-0 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0-0 7 Colin Bellavance 15-9 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0-0 25 Douglas Slater 19-19 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0 18 Ryan Oldfield 19-0 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0 26 Daniel Jacobs 3-0 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0-0 13 Ryan St. Lawrence 6-4 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0-0 28 Luke Driscoll 5-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 12 Tyler Davis 6-5 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 10 Renot Lopes 16-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 6 Patrick Benson 19-19 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 16 Corey Worsham 5-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 31 Christopher Feltes 14-10 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 23 Numan Ozdalga 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 11 Mason Law 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Bill Closs 9-9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 Total............... 19 23 17 63 237 .097 6 1-1 Opponents........... 19 41 30 112 321 .128 10 1-1
## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho31 Christopher Feltes 14-9 1109:03 14 1.14 105 .882 4 4 2 31 Bill Closs 9-9 650:47 27 3.73 40 .597 2 6 0 1TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 2 1.000 0 0 0 1 Total............... 19 1759:50 41 2.10 147 .782 6 10 2 5 Opponents........... 19 1759:50 23 1.18 82 .781 10 6 2 6
GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColby-Sawyer 12 10 1 0 23Opponents 19 22 0 0 41
SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColby-Sawyer 120 108 5 4 237Opponents 141 171 6 3 321
SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColby-Sawyer 60 84 3 0 147Opponents 41 41 0 0 82
CORNER KICKS 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColby-Sawyer 23 47 2 1 73Opponents 51 62 3 2 118
FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalColby-Sawyer 149 129 3 2 283Opponents 106 117 3 2 228
2006 Stats
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Individual Game RecordsSingle Game Goals
1. Griffin Daly 4 vs. Suffolk 10/15/91
Jay Geiger 4 vs. Westbrook 10/23/91
Jason Welch 4 vs. Nichols 10/16/93
Matt Solazzo 4 at Salem State 10/17/02
5. Griffin Daly 3 vs. Emerson 9/13/91
Griffin Daly 3 vs. ME-Maritime 9/21/91
Jeff Keeler 3 vs. Daniel Webster 9/23/92
Griffin Daly 3 vs. Mt. St. Mary 9/27/92
Mark Boucher 3 vs. Nichols 10/16/93
Dan Curran 3 vs. Roger Williams 10/26/95
Tim Parse 3 vs. Nichols 10/9/96
Tim Parse 3 vs. NEC 10/23/96
Single Game Assists
1. 23 players 2 numerous times
Single Game Points
1. Mark Boucher 8 vs. Nichols 10/16/93
Jason Welch 8 vs. Suffolk 10/16/90
Griffin Daly 8 vs. Suffolk 10/15/91
Jay Geiger 8 vs. Westbrook 10/23/91
Matt Solazzo 8 at Salem State 10/17/02
6. Tim Parse 7 vs. Nichols 10/9/96
Single Game Goalkeeping Saves
1. Josh Bailey 19 vs. Wheaton 10/18/97
Josh Bailey 19 vs. Wentworth 11/4/97
3. Conor Anderson 16 vs. Endicott 9/18/99
Mitch Stone 16 vs. Norwich 10/5/94
Mitch Stone 16 vs. Middlebury 10/19/94
Career Goalkeeping Wins
1 Mitch Stone 30 1994-96
2 Adam Perron 27 2002-05
3 Conor Anderson 26 1998-01
4 Jim Bullock 20 1991-94
5 Josh Bailey 13 1997-98
Career Goals
1 Matt Solazzo 41 2000-03
2 Ryan Fulgueras 26 1992-95
Kevin Galuski 26 1991-94
4 Dan Curran 25 1994-97
5 Griffin Daly 24 1991-92
Career Assists
1 Dimitri Dimakis 22 2000-02
2 Mark Boucher 17 1992-95
Ryan Fulgueras 17 1992-95
4 Matt Solazzo 15 2000-02
5 Griffin Daly 14 1991-92
Chris Fitzpatrick 14 1996-99
Abe Gates 14 1997-00
Career Points
1 Matt Solazzo 97 2000-03
2 Ryan Fulgueras 69 1992-95
3 Kevin Galuski 63 1991-94
4 Griffin Daly 62 1991-92
5 Dan Curran 57 1994-97
Career Goalkeeping Saves
1 Conor Anderson 452 1998-01
2 Mitch Stone 348 1994-96
3 Jim Bullock 309 1991-94
4 Adam Perron 267 2002-05
5 Josh Bailey 190 1997-98
Career Records
Record Book
Home of the ChargersDedicated in October of 1999, the
Kelsey Athletic Fields are some of
New England’s finest. Featuring a 120
x 80-yard soccer field, a multi-purpose
field and a baseball field, the surfaces
and views are unparalleled. The soc-
cer field features newly added bleach-
ers with seating for 300 spectators to
sit and cheer on the Chargers.
Also included in the outdoor athletic
facilities are the Kelsey Tennis Courts,
recently refinished in U.S. Open blue,
and Mercer Field, another home to
Colby-Sawyer’s soccer and lacrosse
programs.
Athletic Facilities
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Established in 1984, The Commonwealth Coast Conference provides each student-athlete with a positive experience in their pursuit of excellence, through high academic standards, quality competition, and a meaningful student life. The conference sponsors intercollegiate competition among its members in a variety of sports and supports the NCAA Division III philosophy.
Originally a conference for just men’s basketball, play began in 1984 and includ-ed seven teams; Anna Maria, Coast Guard Academy, Curry, Emerson, Hellenic, Salve Regina and Wentworth.
Roger Williams joined the conference in the spring of 1985 and Hellenic with-drew that fall, as the conference retained seven members. Also added in 1985 was a men’s cross country championship.
Women’s basketball and men’s soccer were also added as conference sports in 1986. Also in ’86, Gordon joined the conference fold, becoming its eighth member.
In the fall of 1989, Regis College joined the conference and a softball cham-pionship was added. In the fall of that same year, New England College took Emerson’s place in the conference.
Over the next several years, four more teams were added, including Eastern Nazarene (1992), Colby-Sawyer and Nichols (1994), and the University of New England (1999), putting the conference membership at 13.
Over the years the conference also grew in the number of championships it offered, until in the 2006-07 school it sponsored 15 championships in 10 differ-ent sports.
This fall, the conference adds its 14th member, Western New England. Also new this fall is the addition of the conference’s first full-time commissioner, Gregg Kayne.
The Commonwealth Coast Conference
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The Commonwealth Coast Conference Line-up
Anna Maria Amcats
Location .................. Paxton, Mass.Founded ..................................1946Enrollment ...............................809
Colby-Sawyer Chargers
Location ........New London, N.H.Founded ..................................1837Enrollment ...............................988
Curry Colonels
Location ...................Milton, Mass.Founded ..................................1879Enrollment .............................1200
Eastern Nazarene Crusaders
Location ..................Quincy, Mass.Founded ..................................1900Enrollment .............................1200
Endicott Gulls
Location ..................Beverly, Mass.Founded ..................................1939Enrollment .............................1730
Gordon Fighting Scots
Location ...............Wenham, Mass.Founded ..................................1889Enrollment .............................1700
New England College Pilgrims
Location ...............Henniker, N.H.Founded ..................................1946Enrollment ...............................900
Nichols Bison
Location ..................Dudley, Mass.Founded ..................................1815Enrollment .............................1795
Regis Pride
Location ................. Weston, Mass.Founded ..................................1927Enrollment .............................1600
Roger Williams Hawks
Location ......................Bristol, R.I.Founded ..................................1919Enrollment .............................3775
Salve Regina Seahawks
Location ..................Newport, R.I.Founded ..................................1934Enrollment .............................2500
UNE Nor’easters
Location ........... Biddeford, MaineFounded ..................................1939Enrollment .............................3500
Wentworth Leopards
Location ..................Boston, Mass.Founded ..................................1904Enrollment .............................3636
WNEC Golden Bears
Location ........... Springfield, Mass.Founded ..................................1919Enrollment .............................2237
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School W L T First LastAlbertus Magnus 1 1 0 1991 1994American Int’l 1 0 0 1993 1993Anna Maria 10 0 2 1995 2006Atlantic Union 0 1 0 1991 1991Assumption 1 1 0 1991 1992Babson 0 4 0 1996 2001Baruch 1 0 0 1993 1993Brandeis 0 4 0 2003 2006Bridgewater State 0 1 0 1993 1993Castleton State 0 3 0 1991 1993Clark 1 6 1 1998 2006Colby 0 2 0 1992 1993Curry 12 4 2 1991 2006Daniel Webster 7 0 0 1990 1996Drew 0 2 0 1993 1994Eastern Nazarene 11 2 0 1995 2006Emerson 4 1 0 1990 1994Endicott 5 9 1 1995 2006Gordon 3 7 3 1995 2006Green Mountain 3 4 0 1990 2006Johnson State 1 3 1 1990 2006Kean 0 1 1 1994 1994Keene State 0 4 0 1998 2001Lyndon State 6 1 1 1992 2002Maine Maritime 1 1 0 1990 1991Manhattanville 1 0 0 1992 1992MCLA 4 1 2 1996 2002Middlebury 0 8 1 1993 2006MIT 0 1 0 2003 2003Mt. St. Mary 1 0 0 1992 1992Muhlenberg 0 1 0 1996 1996Nazareth 0 1 0 2004 2004Newbury 1 0 0 2001 2001New England Col. 13 3 2 1990 2006Univ. of New England 8 2 2 1994 2006Nichols 13 1 1 1992 2006Norwich 5 0 1 1991 2003Plymouth State 0 4 1 1992 2005Rhode Island Col. 1 0 0 1994 1994Rivier 2 0 0 1994 1994RIT 0 1 0 2004 2004RPI 0 1 1 2006 2006Roger Williams 4 14 1 1995 2006Rose-Hulman 1 0 0 1994 1994St. Michael’s 0 1 0 2003 2003Salem State 1 8 0 1996 2004Salve Regina 8 9 2 1991 2006Simon’s Rock 1 0 0 1990 1990Skidmore 1 0 0 1997 1997Southern Maine 1 1 0 2002 2003Southern Vermont 2 0 0 1990 1990St. Anselm 0 3 0 1995 1997St. Joseph’s (Maine) 0 1 1 1990 1991St. Joseph’s (Vt.) 1 0 0 1991 1991Suffolk 2 0 0 1990 1991Swarthmore 1 0 0 1997 1997Tufts 0 3 0 1997 1999Union 0 1 1 2006 2006Ursinus 0 1 0 1996 1996Wartburg 1 0 0 1993 1993Wentworth 8 7 0 1995 2006Westbrook 1 0 0 1991 1991Western Connecticut 0 4 0 1992 1995Wheaton 1 6 1 1990 2000
2007 opponents in italics
All-Time Series Records
Senior Tyler Davis
Senior Jim Daley
Senior Nic DeZenzo
Colby-Sawyer College is located in a spectacularly beautiful area
of New Hampshire, nestled in the heart of the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region. The college is 90 minutes north of Boston, Mass., one hour south of the White Mountains of New Hamp-shire, and three and a half hours south of Montreal, Quebec. The campus has 29 buildings situated on 200 acres. Colby-Sawyer College is home to 898 undergraduate students, representing 22 states and eight foreign countries. The ratio of female students to male students is roughly two to one. The college was founded in 1837, and is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Col-leges (NEASC), the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE), the Commis-sion on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), the New Hampshire Board of Nursing and the State of New Hampshire Board of Education.
Programs of Academic Study Bachelor of Arts Degrees • Studio Art • Biology • Communication Studies • English • History, Society and Culture • Psychology
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degrees• Studio Art • Graphic Design
Bachelor of Science Degrees • Business Administration • Child Development • Community & Environmental Studies • Exercise and Sport Sciences - Athletic Training - Exercise Science - Sport Management • Nursing • Double majors are also available
Teacher Certification • Art Education (K-12) • Early Childhood Education (K-3) • English Language Arts Education (5-12) • Social Studies Education (5-12)
Minor Programs
Students pursuing baccalaure-ate degrees who wish to have a
concentrated program of study in addition to their major may pursue one of the minor programs offered by Colby-Sawyer.
The following minors are offered: • American Studies • English • Art History • History • Studio Art • Information Management and Technology • Biology • Philosophy • Business Administration • Psychology • Child Development • Sociology • Communication Studies • Women’s Studies • Community and Environmental Studies • Writing for Publication • Theatre
Academic Departments • Business Administration • Exercise and Sport Sciences • Fine and Performing Arts • Humanities • Natural Sciences • Nursing • Social Sciences and Education • Institute for Community and Environment
Special Programs and Services • Honors Program • International Student Programs/ English as a Second Language • Internships: 97% of the class of 2006 completed one or more internships • Learning and Tutorial Services • Study Abroad
Intercollegiate Athletics
Colby-Sawyer College, whose athletic teams are known as the
Chargers, is a member of Na-tional Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III and the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC), and competes in most sports in the Commonwealth Coast Conference. Colby-Sawyer is also a member of the Intercollegiate Horse Show Associa-tion (IHSA) and the U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association (USCSA).
Colby-Sawyer has had a history of athletic excellence, with a number of NCAA and ECAC Championships appearances.
In 2006-07, 27 percent of all students at Colby-Sawyer competed intercol-legiately on one of the college’s 16 varsity athletic programs.
August
31 vs U
nion at RPI Tournament
3:00 pm
September
1 at RPI
1:00 pm
5 at G
reen Mountain
3:00 pm
11 at Curry *
3:30 pm
15 A
nna Maria *
3:00 pm
19 at Endicott *
3:30 pm
22 Roger William
s * 12:30 pm
25 at M
iddlebury 4:30 pm
27 Eastern N
azarene * 4:00 pm
29 at Salve Regina *
3:30 pm
October
1 Brandeis
4:00 pm
3 at G
ordon * 3:30 pm
6 N
ichols * 3:00 pm
11 N
ew England College *
3:30 pm
13 at W
estern New
England * 12:00 pm
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niversity of New
England * 3:30 pm
20 Clark - Senior D
ay 1:00 pm
24 Wentw
orth * 3:00 pm
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uarterfinals TBA
31 TCCC Sem
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