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MEN'S SOCCER
DAILY UPDATE
September 30, 2008
Heading
to Maryland
Binghamton
travels to Ludwig Field to face the No. 6 Terps of Maryland.
The Bearcats are currently receiving votes in both the College
Soccer News and NSCAA/adidas weekly polls. Here are quotes
from head coach Paul Marco on the eve of the match.
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September 29, 2008
This Day
in Men's Soccer History: September 29, 2002
When
Paul Marco began his first season at Binghamton in 2002, two
of his players from West Virginia ended up joining him. One of
those players was Charles Darkwah, who would be the America East
Striker of the Year two seasons later. Yet there was a second
player who also made the switch to Binghamton and played a major
role in the Bearcats' first-ever America East Conference game.
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September 28, 2008
Looking
Back
On
Friday night against Cornell, junior goalkeeper Jason Stenta
tied Adam Napell (1986-89) for the program record of 25.0 shutouts.
Since taking over as the starting goalkeeper on Sept. 3, 2006,
Stenta has posted a record of 28-11-7. His first career shutout
was a 0-0 tie against Lehigh on Sept. 13, 2006. Between that
game and the win over the Big Red on Friday, much has transpired.
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September 27, 2008
Binghamton-Cornell
Wrap Up
Binghamton
extended its unbeaten streak to eight games with a 1-0 win at
Cornell on Friday evening. Here are some quotes from head coach
Paul Marco and selected players following the game.
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September 26, 2008
Heading
Up to Ithaca
Binghamton
puts its seven-game unbeaten streak on the line as it heads up
to Ithaca tonight for a 7 p.m. game against Cornell. Here are
some quotes from head coach Paul Marco and selected players on
the eve of the match.
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September 25, 2008
Senior
Spotlight: Barry Neville
It
was November 4, 2006 and the Binghamton men's soccer team was
hosting Vermont in the America East finals. After a scoreless
90 minutes, the Bearcats were awarded a penalty kick with 54
seconds left in the first sudden-death overtime period. With
a championship at stake, it took someone with a calm demeanor
to come through under tremendous pressure. Barry Neville was
just that person.
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September 24, 2008
Binghamton-Hartwick
Wrap Up
Binghamton
extended its regular-season home unbeaten streak to 18 games
with its 0-0 tie against Hartwick on Tuesday night. Since Oct.
11, 2005, the Bearcats have gone 13-0-5 at home in regular season
contests. Tuesday's game also marked the fourth shutout this
season and the 22nd career shutout for junior goalkeeper Jason
Stenta.
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September 23, 2008
Binghamton
vs. Hartwick
Quotes
from Head Coach Paul Marco and selected players as the Bearcats
prepare to battle Hartwick on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Bearcats
Sports Complex. The Bearcats carry a six-game unbeaten streak
into the match.
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September 22, 2008
Keys Please
Of
all of the cheers and chants the BU Soccer Hooligans had stored
up for Friday night's home opener, one moment in particular stood
out. In the final minute of the game, the student fan club took
out their keys and started jingling them, signifying that it
was time for the opposing team to go home.
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September 21, 2008
A Tale
of Two Games
Freshman
Andy Tiedt's first experience of a Binghamton University
soccer game at the Bearcats' Sports Complex was last Homecoming.
He was a senior at Akron (N.Y.) High School and watched from
the stands as the Bearcats beat Boston 2-1 in overtime. Needless
to say, his second experience at Binghamton home game could not
have been more different. Tiedt wasn't in the stands on Friday
night against Bucknell--he was the leading scorer on the field.
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September 20, 2008
The Shot
Andy
Tiedt and Kyle Kucharski may have played a part in more of the
goals against Bucknell, but the highlight of the Bearcats' 3-1
win was unquestionably Ryan Tomko's 25-yard blast in the
75th minute. The goal broke open a tight game and produced a
highlight sure to make the end-of-the-year video.
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September 19, 2008
Home At
Last
After
going 3-1-2 in its first six games away from the Bearcats Sports
Complex, the Bearcats open up their home slate against Bucknell
on Friday at 7 p.m. Here are some quotes from head coach Paul
Marco and selected players on the eve of the match.
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September 18, 2008
Starting
Off Strong
Since
moving into the starting lineup three games ago, freshman forward
Andy Tiedt is starting to emerge as a leading offensive
threat for the Bearcats. He has a goal and an assist during that
time and on Monday, he was named the America East Conference
Rookie of the Week.
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September 17, 2008
Gearing
up for Opening Night
The
Binghamton men's soccer team isn't the only group getting ready
for Friday's home opener. The BU Soccer Hooligans, the student
fan club is diligently working on its cheers and chants to be
used during the 2008 season.
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September 16,
2008
Alumni
Update: Bryan Arnault
For
four years, Bryan Arnault and the Binghamton Bearcats
played some of their most memorable games against Boston University.
Three years in a row (2004-06), the Bearcats and Terriers met
in the America East playoffs and had to go to a decisive shootout
each time. In a strange twist of fate, Arnault is now in his
second year at the Boston University School of Law and often
goes to Nickerson Field to watch the Terriers play.
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September 15, 2008
Binghamton-Wisconsin
Wrap Up
Quotes
from head coach Paul Marco and selected players following the
Bearcats' 1-0 win over Wisconsin on Sunday. The Bearcats stretched
their unbeaten streak to five games and posted their third straight
shutout.
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September 14, 2008
This Day
in Men's Soccer History: September 14, 2005
Peter
Sgueglia's first college soccer game involving Binghamton came
in the 2004 America East semifinals. He was the leading scorer
for the Albany Great Danes that season, and it was his goal midway
through the first half that put the visiting Bearcats in a 1-0
hole. Binghamton came back to win that game 3-1 but their fortunes
the following two years ironically had a lot to do with Sgueglia.
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September 13, 2008
Binghamton
vs. Wisconsin-Milwaukee Wrap Up
Quotes
from Binghamton head coach Paul Marco following the Bearcats'
0-0 tie at Wisconsin-Milwaukee on Friday night. Binghamton faces
Wisconsin-Madison on Sunday at 1 p.m. EST in the final day of
the Wisconsin-Milwaukee Tournament.
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September 12, 2008
Binghamton
heads to Wisconsin-Milwaukee Tournament
Quotes
from the Binghamton men's soccer team before it left for the
Wisconsin-Milwaukee Tournament. The Bearcats face the host Panthers
on Friday at 8:30 p.m. EST before squaring off against Wisconsin-Madison
on Sunday at 1 p.m. EST.
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September 11, 2008
Senior
Spotlight: Cody Germain
When
it comes to bouncing back from injuries and turning in clutch
performances, Cody Germain has few peers. The past two
seasons, despite missing some games, he has come back strong
in the post season. In six career conference tournament games,
he has two goals and an assist.
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September 10, 2008
Off to
a Great Start
By
all accounts, Scott Zobre has a solid first season in
2007, scoring two goals, including a game winner. This season,
however, he already has two goals through the first four games
and is tied for the team lead in total points.
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September 9, 2008
Returning
to Campus
For
four years, Adam Chavez was top notch when it came to
balancing athletics and academics. Now, after a summer in which
he played professionally with the Richmond Kickers of the United
Soccer League (USL), he has returned to Binghamton to begin working
on his master's degree.
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September 8, 2008
Binghamton-Central
Arkansas Wrap-up
Quotes
from head coach Paul Marco and selected players following the
Bearcats' 2-0 win against Central Arkansas in the final round
of the Raiders/adidas Tournament on Sunday.
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September 7, 2008
Road Trip
As
promised during the preseason, around two dozen members of the
men's soccer student fan club (otherwise known at the BU Hooligans)
made the trip up Route 12 on Friday night for the Colgate game.
After making an impact at the Bearcats Sports Complex last season,
the BU Hooligans were eager to take their act on the road.
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September 6, 2008
Binghamton-Colgate
Wrap Up
Quotes
from head coach Paul Marco and selected players following the
Bearcats' 1-1 tie against Colgate in the opening round of the
Raiders/adidas Tournament on Friday.
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September 5,
2008
Heading
Up Route 12
Quotes
from head coach Paul Marco and selected players as they prepare
to face Colgate and Central Arkansas at the Raiders/adidas Invitational.
The Bearcats square off against the host squad on Friday at 7:30
p.m. before meeting the Bears on Sunday at noon.
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September 4, 2008
Alumni
Update: Danilo
From
2002-05, Danilo was what head coach Paul Marco referred
to as the engine of the Bearcats. As the central midfielder,
he would cover as much as six miles a game. Originally from Sao
Paolo, Brazil, he was also one of the most colorful and creative
players to watch.
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September 3,
2008
This Day
in BU Men's Soccer History: September 3, 2005
Any
player transferring in the middle of their college career wants
nothing more than to make an impact right away and earn the respect
of their new teammates. With that in mind, the first weekend
that Ibrahim Yusuf was a Bearcat could not have worked
out any better.
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September 2, 2008
Senior
Spotlight: Darren McAllister
When
Darren McAllister first arrived in the United States back
in 2005, his initial experience playing college soccer was hardly
one to remember. He broke his leg in the opening game of his
freshman season at Virginia Intermont College. Three years later,
however, McAllister has become one of the Binghamton Bearcats'
team leaders.
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September 1, 2008
This Day
in BU Men's Soccer History: Sept. 1, 2004
If
season openers are an indication of things to come, then the
men's soccer team's 3-2 win at Marist in the first game of 2004
was a perfect preview of forward Charles Darkwah's final season.
Although he had led the team in goals during the 2003 campaign,
Darkwah had his sights on an even better season his senior year.
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