2011 North Eastern Athletic Conference Men’s Soccer Regular Season All-Conference Selections
GANSEVOORT, N.Y. – The North Eastern
Athletic Conference (NEAC) concluded the men’s soccer season
where the SUNY Institute of Technology Wildcats
captured their second straight regular season championship with a
7-0-3 conference record (7-5-4 overall). The NEAC is proud to
announce the regular season award winners and the all-conference
selections. The NEAC consists of 11 men’s soccer
programs and will honor 34 student-athletes on the three
all-conference teams as listed below, as well as three individual
award winners.
After a dominating season, SUNYIT sophomore goalie
Malick Faye (Bronx, N.Y.) was voted as both the
NEAC Player of the Year and Goalkeeper of the Year. Faye, who
was also last year’s Goalkeeper of the Year in addition to
being last season’s NEAC tournament Most Valuable Player,
allowed just two goals during conference play and allowed just 10
goals all season to finish with a 0.92 goals against average.
The 6-foot-3 stopper also made 44 saves in 11 games this season.
The conference’s inaugural Rookie of the Year honor
went to Keuka College midfielder Austin Gerber (Rochester,
N.Y.), who registered eight points on three goals and two
assists while starting in all 15 Storm contests. For the
second consecutive season, SUNYIT head coach Peterson
Jerome was honored by his peers as NEAC Coach of the Year
after leading the Wildcats to their second straight regular season
championship.
All-Conference
Team Selections
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#
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Name
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College
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Year
|
Position
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Hometown
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First Team All-Conference
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14
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Ian Lake
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Penn State Harrisburg
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Sr.
|
F
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Mechanicsburg, Pa.
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5
|
Sean Westerlund
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Lancaster Bible College
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Jr.
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F
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Ellicott City, Md.
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2
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Jean-Pierre Kanashiro
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Gallaudet University
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Jr.
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F
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Springfield, Va.
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12
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Julian Ward
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Penn State Abington
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Jr.
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F
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Abington, Pa.
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9
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Delroy Roberts
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Wells College
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Sr.
|
M
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Schenectady, N.Y.
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10
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Diego Montaleza
|
SUNY Institute of Technology
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So.
|
M
|
New York, N.Y.
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|
10
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Nate Smith
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Keuka College
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Jr.
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M
|
Hilton, N.Y.
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5
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Austin Gerber
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Keuka College
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Fr.
|
M
|
Rochester, N.Y.
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22
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Caleb Hoppes
|
Penn State Harrisburg
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Jr.
|
D
|
Harrisburg, Pa.
|
|
23
|
Jesse Fraser
|
Lancaster Bible College
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Sr.
|
D
|
Sherkston, Ontario, Canada
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|
2
|
Tyler Fleming
|
SUNY Institute of Technology
|
Jr.
|
D
|
Groton, N.Y.
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|
1
|
Malick Faye
|
SUNY Institute of Technology
|
So.
|
G
|
Bronx, N.Y.
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Second Team All-Conference
|
|
14
|
Gregorie Ducasse
|
Cazenovia College
|
Jr.
|
F
|
Harrison, N.Y.
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|
6
|
Cory Greiser
|
Lancaster Bible College
|
Sr.
|
F
|
Quakertown, Pa.
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10
|
Sanley Pierre-Louis
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Morrisville State College
|
Jr.
|
F
|
Gaithersburg, Md.
|
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7
|
John Mastrella
|
Keuka College
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Jr.
|
F
|
Rochester, N.Y.
|
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17
|
Brendan Garner
|
Penn State Harrisburg
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Sr.
|
M
|
Harrisburg, Pa.
|
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16
|
Joey Plummer
|
Morrisville State College
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Fr.
|
M
|
Gates, N.Y.
|
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2
|
Taylor Dooley
|
Lancaster Bible College
|
Sr.
|
M
|
Taneytown, N.Y.
|
|
3
|
Dennis Gyimah
|
SUNY Institute of Technology
|
Sr.
|
D
|
Bronx, N.Y.
|
|
5
|
Patrick Sodums
|
Wells College
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Sr.
|
D
|
Spencer, N.Y.
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21
|
Philip Curry
|
Penn State Abington
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So.
|
D
|
Philadelphia, Pa.
|
|
0
|
Derek Condon
|
Keuka College
|
Jr.
|
G
|
Webster, N.Y.
|
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Third Team All-Conference
|
|
19
|
Alex Martins
|
Penn State Abington
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Fr.
|
F
|
Philadelphia, Pa.
|
|
4
|
Logan Spaulding
|
Cazenovia College
|
Sr.
|
F
|
Copenhagen, N.Y.
|
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3
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Jonathan Joseph
|
Penn State Harrisburg
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Jr.
|
F
|
Miramer, Fla.
|
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8
|
Matthew Owusu
|
SUNY Institute of Technology
|
Jr.
|
M
|
Brooklyn, N.Y.
|
|
10
|
Andre Lynahping
|
Penn State Abington
|
So.
|
M
|
Philadelphia, Pa.
|
|
19
|
Gilroy Alvarez
|
Morrisville State College
|
Fr.
|
M
|
Guatemala
|
|
3
|
Corey McNair
|
Cazenovia College
|
Fr.
|
D
|
Greece, N.Y.
|
|
6
|
Chris Lutz
|
Penn State Abington
|
So.
|
D
|
Philadelphia, Pa.
|
|
13
|
Matthew Wilday
|
SUNY Institute of Technology
|
Fr.
|
D
|
Broadalbin, N.Y.
|
|
20
|
Reis Cunningham
|
Keuka College
|
Jr.
|
D
|
Red Creek, N.Y.
|
|
0
|
Riley Battaglini
|
Cazenovia College
|
Jr.
|
G
|
Endicott, N.Y.
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The North Eastern Athletic Conference has twelve NCAA Division III
member institutions which include: Cazenovia College, College of
St. Elizabeth, Gallaudet University, Keuka College, Pennsylvania
State University – Abington, Pennsylvania State University
– Berks, Pennsylvania State University – Harrisburg,
SUNY Cobleskill, SUNY Institute of Technology, SUNY - Morrisville
State College, Wells College, and Wilson College. Associate
members include: Medaille College and Rutgers University –
Camden. The NEAC has partnered with the North Atlantic
Conference in the sports of baseball, women’s lacrosse,
men’s and women’s tennis. For more information,
visit us at: www.neacsports.com or call the
NEAC Commissioner’s Office at (518) 320-7354.