Misericordia University Athletics

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2023 Men's Soccer 

The Cougars finished 3-1-3 in the MAC Freedom and 5-8-4 overall. They fell to Stevens in the MAC Freedom semifinals. 

Drew Weaver was named All-MAC Freedom first team after scoring two goals while tying for the team lead with three assists. He also received All-Region IV second team honors. 

Brandon Ebersole and Logan Moore made All-MAC Freedom second team. Ebersole had one assist and Moore scored twice as a defender. 

Alfred Romano and Anthony Yarabinee earned honorable mention. Romano had four goals while Yarabinee led the team in scoring with four goals and one assist. 

Luke Ferrarese, Max Gariano, Max Jamieson, Patrick Sipera, and Moore were all named CSC Academic All-District.

2022 Men's Soccer 
The Cougars finished 11-3-5 and fell in penalty kicks in the MAC Freedom semifinals. 

Max Gariano tied for the league lead with eight goals and led the league with 19 points. 

Drew Weaver and Gariano both earned All-MAC Freedom first team honors. Anthony Yarabinee, Andrew Daubenspeck and Logan Moore earned second team honors. 

Gariano and Weaver also earned USC All-Region second team honors while Daubenspeck and Moore made third team. 

Daubenspeck was second in the MAC with 75.0 save percentage and third with an 82.7 goals against average. 

Gariano was named Scholar All-American and All-MAC Academic. 

The team earned Academic Honors from the United Soccer Coaches.


2021 Men's Soccer 
The Misericordia men's soccer team finished their season in the ECAC Championships. The Cougars finished at 12-5-1 overall and finished second in the MAC Freedom. MU made its first appearance in the MAC Freedom championships match since 2016. 

Alexei King tied for the team lead in scoring with two goals and two assists. Anthony Yarabinee led the Cougars with three goals. 

Andrew Daubenspeck recorded 10 shutouts with a 0.81 goals against average. He led the MAC Freedom with a 82.3 save percentage and was first in shutouts and second in GAA. 

King, Logan Moore, and Daubenspeck were all named to the All-MAC Freedom second team while Drew Weaver earned honorable mention. 

Moore and Daubenspeck also earned All-Region second team honors. 

The team was recognized as Team Academic Award Winners by the United Soccer Coaches.



2020 Men's Soccer 
Season canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.


2019 Men's Soccer
The Cougars qualified for the MAC Freedom tournament and finished 7-9-4 in the MAC Freedom Semifinals. The Misericordia men's soccer team fell 1-0 to Eastern for the second year in a row in the semifinals. 

Levi Roberts and John Caracappa were both named to the All-MAC Freedom second team while Dominic Pizzi earned honorable mention. 

Roberts anchored a defense that allowed 1.32 goals per game and led the team in scoring with two goals and five assists. Pizzi recorded a 0.76 goals against average. 

Nick Szczerba and Cody Rogers led the Cougars with four goals each. 

Roberts was also named to the CoSIDA All-District team.


2018 Men's Soccer 
The Misericordia men's soccer team finished their season in the MAC Freedom semifinals with a 5-12-1 record overall and and 4-3 in conference play. The Cougars eneded their season with a 5-2 loss to top seeded Eastern University. 

Nick Szczerba led the team in scoring with three goals and four assists. Ethan Aigeldinger scored one goal and tied for team lead with four assists. Jared Houser scored a team-high four goals. 

Szczerba was named to the All-MAC Freedom first team while Aigeldiner, Dyan Molyneaux and Vincenzo Diliberti made second team. Levi Roberts was an honorable mention. 

Szczerba was also named to the MAC All-Academic team.


2017 Men's Soccer
The Misericordia men's soccer team went through a transition year in 2017, struggling out of the gate and finished the season 3-14-1 and 3-3-1 in MAC Freedom Play.

After losing nine seniors from 2016, the Cougars had one of the youngest teams in the conference,  featuring 14 freshman and six sophomores. 

Michael Ciardullo led the team with five points (2g, 1a) this season, with all of them coming in a 5-1 victory over Delaware Valley in the final game of the season.

Niko Amity, Nick Szczerba, Devin Marriott, and Curtis Brewer each scored two goals on the season.

Amity and Marriott were each named to the All-MAC Freedom second team for the second year in a row and Levi Roberts earned honorable mention for the second time as well.

2016 Men's Soccer
Andy Loughnane was named the second head coach in the 26-year history of Misericordia men's soccer before the season started.

The Cougars finished the season 12-5-3 overall and 6-1-0 in MAC Freedom play, reaching the postseason again after a one-year hiatus.

As the top seed in the MAC Freedom tournament, the Cougars defeated DeSales, 3-0, in the semifinal. In the championship game, Misericordia fell to Eastern in penalty kicks.

Chris Edkins led the team with 11 points on four goals and three assists. David Malaquias and Niko Amity each contributed ten points.

Loughnane was named MAC Freedom Coach of the Year in his first season.

Edkins and George Stock were named to the All-MAC Freedom first-team while Anthony Ippolito, Amity, Devin Marriott and Dante Ippolito made the second-team. Levi Roberts earned honorable mention.

Stock was named to the ECAC Division III North Men's Soccer All-Star Team.

Edkins was named to the NSCAA Division III Men's All-Mid-Atlantic Region First Team, the MAC All-Academic team, and was named the Misericordia Scholar-Athlete of the year.
 
2015 Men's Soccer
The Cougars went 7-7-1 in 2015 and 3-3-1 in conference play, missing the postseason for just the third time in 23 seasons.

Niko Amity led the team with 14 points on three goals and eight assists. Matt Norcini, David Malaguias, and Kevin Matlon each had eight points on the season.

Matt Smith and P.J. Steiner split time in goal with Smith recording four shutouts and Steiner collecting three.

Amity was named to the All-MAC Freedom first team while Derek Antonini and George Stock were named to the second team and Chris Edkins was an honorable mention.

Amity was also named to the ECAC South Division III Men's Soccer All-Star Team.


2014 Men's Soccer
The Misericordia men's soccer team finished the season with a 15-6-2 record and an ECAC South Championship, their second in school history. The 23 games played matched the most ever played by the Cougars in a single season.

The Cougars went 6-1 in conference play, earning the #2 seed in the Freedom Conference Tournament, where they fell to King's, 3-1, in the semifinals.

In the ECACs, Misericordia rolled through the tournament, not allowing a goal in three games, culminating in a 1-0 victory over Penn State-Harrisburg in the final.

Nick vonEgypt led the team with 19 points on eight goals and three assists. Derek Antonini had 15 points (6g, 3a) including a hat trick in the ECAC quarterfinals against Marywood and the game-winning goal in the ECAC championship game

Barry Fitzgerald started all 23 games in goal for the Cougars, shutting out nine opponents and holding a .96 goals against average and 78.2 save percentage.

Kevin Matlon was named to the First-Team All-Freedom, the All-ECAC South Region team. and was an NSCAA Scholar All-East Region honorable mention.

Fitzgerald was named to the First-Team All-Freedom team, the MAC All-Academic team.and was an NSCAA Scholar All-East Region honorable mention.

vonEgypt, Chris Edkins, and Rob Wiacek were all named to the Second-Team All-Freedom team and Donte Ippolito and Tim Ryan were named honorable mentions.

Ryan and Wiacek were also named NSCAA Scholar All-East Region honorable mention. 

2013 Men's Soccer
The Cougars finished 13-5-2 and reached the post-season for the 19^th time in 21 years, including their fifth trip to the NCAA Championships in six years.
 
T.J. Schaefer, Nick vonEgypt, Kevin Matlon and Barry Fitzgerald were first-team All-Freedom and Fitzgerald was the Freedom Defensive Player of the Year.
 
David Malaquias earned All-Freedom honorable mention.
 
Fitzgerald was named first-team NSCAA All-Region and vonEgypt was third-team.
 
Schaefer was the team MVP and Dennis Halpin earned the Coach's Award.
 
Fitzgerald set the school single-season record for goals against average and had the second-most single-season shutouts and moved into the top spot for career saves and goals against average.

2012 Men's Soccer
The Cougars finished 13-6-4 and won their fourth Freedom Conference championship in five years.
 
MU reached the post-season for the 18^th time in 20 years, including their fourth trip to the NCAA Championships in five years.
 
Andy Bush was a first-team All-Freedom selection for the fourth straight season and was named Freedom Player of the Year and was joined on the first-team by Rob Wiacek, Nick vonEgypt and T.J. Schaefer.
 
Dennis Halpin and Billy Sopko earned All-Freedom honorable mention.
 
Bush was an ECAC All-Star and a second-team NSCAA All-Region selection and ended his career as MU's all-time leader in points (117) and goals (48).
 
Bush was a CoSida Academic All-District selection and team MVP while Greg Korhonen earned the Coach's Award.
 
Nick Ferguson moved into eighth place among MU's all-time assists leaders with 17.

2011 Men's Soccer

The Cougars finished 13-3-4 (4-2-1) and won their third Freedom Conference Championship in four years. 

MU reached the post-season for the 17th time in 19 years, including their third trip to the NCAA Championships in four years. 

The Cougars opened the season with nine straight wins and were ranked as high as 13th in the nation by the NSCAA. 

Junior Andy Bush was named first-team All-Freedom for the third consecutive season and was joined by teammate Dan Pinto on the first team

Bush was later selected to the second-team NSCAA All-Region team.  Bush's 40 points is the third-highest single-season total in school history and his 15 goals tie him for third and his 10 assists for seventh in a season. 

Bryan Kulbacki was named the team MVP while Pinto earned the Coach's Award.


2010 Men's Soccer

The Cougars finished 13-9 and earned their third consecutive Freedom Conference championships berth.
MU reached the post-season for the 16th time in 18 years and reached the ECAC semifinals.

Andy Bush was a first-team All-Freedom selection for the second straight season while Joe Scanlon
and Dan Pinto made the second team.

In addition, Bush was a third-team NSCAA All-Region selection. Scanlon and Pinto made the NSCAA
Scholar All-Region team.

Tyler Anderson was the team MVP and Scanlon earned the Coach's Award.

Scanlon ended his career tied for eighth place in school history with 25 career goals and ninth in career
points with 65.

Bush' 28 points and 11 goals put him in the top 10 in MU's all-time single-season leaders.


2009 Men's Soccer

The Cougars finished 12-5-3 and earned their second consecutive Freedom Conference championship.

MU reached the post-season for the 15th time in 17 years and made its third appearance in the NCAA Championships.

Andy Bush, Joe Scanlon and Andrew Loyd were first-team All-Freedom selections.

Tyler Anderson and Cody Harman made the second team.

Loyd was the MVP of the Freedom championship match for the second consecutive season.

Chuck Edkins earned his 200th career victory and owns a career record of 210-126-24.

Scanlon was the team MVP and Loyd earned the Coach's Award.

Loyd ended his career fourth all-time in goals against average (1.22) and third in wins (44).

Scanlon's 12 goals were tied for the fifth-highest single-season total and his 28 points were tied for ninth.

Loyd, Alex Harman, Cody Harman, Philip Schultes and Josh Yoo were all four-year lettermen. Lurae Brophy was also a senior.


2008 Men's Soccer

In their first season as a member of the Freedom Conference, the Cougars finished 14-4-3 and became the first Misericordia team to win a Freedom Conference championship.

MU reached the post-season for the 14th time in 16 years and made their second appearance in the NCAA championships.

Cody Hack, Tyler Mensch, Max Campbell and Cody Harman were first-team All-Freedom selections. Hack became the first Misericordia player to earn Freedom Player of the Year honors.

Joe Scanlon and Andrew Loyd made the second team.

Loyd was the MVP of the Freedom championship match.

Chuck Edkins was named Freedom Coach of the Year. He has a career record of 198-121-21.

Hack was the team MVP and Campbell earned the Coach's Award.

Campbell is second in career assists (32), fourth in career points (87) and tied for fourth in career goals (28).

Mensch and Campbell finished tied for fifth in single-season points (31).

Mensch's 15 goals was the third highest single-season total in school history. He finished third in all-time goals (39) and fifth in career points (82).

Hack and Campbell tied the school single-season record for assists (13).

Hack finished tied for seventh in career assists (17).

Campbell, Hack, Mensch, Josh Stewart and Josh Buskirk were honored as four-year lettermen.


2007 Men's Soccer

In their first season competing as Misericordia University, the Cougars finished 13-6-1, including the first win for any MU team- 2-1 over William Paterson, August 31.

The Cougars made the PAC playoffs for the 13th time in 14 seasons and reached the PAC championship match after earning the top seed. MU also hosted a first-round ECAC championship game.

Max Campbell, Tyler Mensch and Colin Hynes were first-team All-PAC selections. Campbell became the first Misericordia player to earn PAC Player of the Year honors. Joe Scanlon and Tyler Anderson made the second team and Kevin Mellinger was named to the All-PAC Sportsmanship team.

Hynes was the team MVP and Mellinger earned the Coach's Award.

Campbell (8th) and Mensch (10th) moved into the top-10 in career points at Misericordia.

Mensch led the team with 14 goals, the third-most in school history.

Campbell was a second-team NSCAA/Adidas All-Region selection while Mensch made the third team.

Seniors Hynes, Mellinger and Ryan Kellagher were honored as four-year lettermen.


2006 Men's Soccer

The Cougars finished 7-10 and returned to the PAC playoffs- for the 12th time in 13 years.

Joe Jelinski was a first-team All-PAC selection.

Max Campbell was a second-team All-PAC selection and Colin Hynes earned honorable mention. Matt Sosalski was named to the All-PAC Sportsmanship team.

Jelinski was the team MVP and Sosalski earned the Coach's Award.

Campbell led the team in scoring with 21 points (8g, 5a). Tyler Mensch had a team-high nine goals.

Jelinski was a third-team NSCAA/Adidas All-Region selection.

Seniors Jelinski, Quentin Logan, Dan Neff and Sosalski were honored as four-year lettermen.


2005 Men's Soccer

The Cougars finished 8-9 overall and missed the PAC playoffs for the first time in 12 years.

Sean Kraus was a first-team All-PAC selection for the second straight season.

Eric Bilger was second-team All-PAC selection and Joe Jelinski earned honorable mention. Paul Shiber was named to the All-PAC Sportsmanship team.

Kraus was the team MVP and Terrence Mull earned the Coach's Award.

Kraus led the team in scoring with 13 points (6g, 1a).

Seniors Chris Bender, Bilger, Michael DiMare, Kraus, Matt Martin, Tim Morgan, Mull, Charles Rogers, Shiber and Craig Seifring were honored as four-year lettermen. Jason Tempesta was also a senior.

Kraus was named the Wendy's Athlete of the Month for September.


2004 Men's Soccer

The Cougars qualified for the PAC playoffs for the 11th straight season.

Sean Kraus was a first-team All-PAC selection.

Colin Hynes, Eric Bilger and Kevin Franco were second-team All-PAC.

Hynes was the PAC Rookie of the Year.

Hynes scored nine goals which tied him for 10th place on the all-time single-season record list at CM.

Kraus was the team MVP while Steve Ockenhouse earned the Coach's Award.

Joe Ferrero, Franco, Ockenhouse, John Staub and Giovanni Tulino were recognized as four-year lettermen.

Bilger was the Wendy's Athlete of the Month for September.

Staub was named to the All-PAC Sportsmanship team.


2003 Men's Soccer

The Cougars qualified for the PAC playoffs for the 10th straight season.

Vinnie Greer and Kevin Franco were both named first-team All-PAC.

Greer was the team MVP and Brandon Smith earned the Coach's Award.

Greer was a first-team NSCAA/adidas All-Region selection.

The Cougars beat Wilkes, 1-0, in their first night game ever at Mangelsdorf Field.

CM was 7-2-1 overall at home.

The Cougars finished 10-6-3 and enjoyed their 11th consecutive .500 or better season.

Seniors Greer, Smith, Kyle Barnett, Tim Connell and Dan Schmidt were honored as four-year letterman. Franco was also a senior.

Smith was named the Wendy's Athlete of the Month for October.


2002 Men's Soccer

The Cougars qualified for the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference playoffs for the ninth straight season and advanced to the PAC championship game for the ninth time in 11 years.

Dave Kern and Geoff Fritz were named first-team All-PAC.

Frank Carrozza, Jason Tempesta and Terrence Mull were named second-team All-PAC.

Kern was a first-team NSCAA/Adidas All-Region selection while Fritz made the second team.

The Cougars earned the top seed and won the ECAC Mid-Atlantic championship.

Kern was the ECAC Championships MVP.

Fritz ended his career in eighth place on the school's all-time scoring list and Carrozza was ninth.

Kern was the team MVP and Fritz earned the Coach's Award.

The Cougars finished 15-5-2 and enjoyed their 10th consecutive .500 or better season.

Misericordia was ranked 10th in the final NSCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional rankings.

Seniors Kern, Fritz, Carrozza, Pat Sosalski and Dave Ferguson were honored as four-year lettermen.


2001 Men's Soccer

The Cougars qualified for the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference playoffs for the eighth straight season and advanced to the PAC championship game.

Len Bartone and Geoff Fritz were named first-team All-PAC.

Goalkeeper David Kern was named second-team All-PAC.

Bartone was a second-team NSCAA/Adidas All-Region selection.

Kern made the third-team NSCAA/Adidas All-Region team.

Bartone ended his career in sixth place on the school's all-time scoring list.

Kern finished second in the PAC in goals against average.

Juniors Geoff Fritz and Frank Carrozza also moved into the top-10 on Misericordia's all-time scoring chart.

The Cougars enjoyed their ninth consecutive .500 or better season.

Kern was the team MVP and Bartone earned the Coach's Award.

Seniors Bartone, Matt Brenner and Dan Cianci were honored as four-year lettermen.


2000 Men's Soccer

The Cougars won the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship and earned the first NCAA Division III Championships bid in school history.

Misericordia won its third PAC title in five years and qualified for the PAC playoffs for the seventh straight season.

The Cougars set a school record with 19 wins (19-2).

The team was ranked among the national leaders with 15 consecutive wins.

Misericordia finished among the national leaders in winning percentage (.904).

The Cougars enjoyed their eighth consecutive .500 or better season.

Len Bartone, Brian Blesi, Nick Bressler and David Kern were named first-team All-PAC.

Geoff Fritz and Matt Stitzer were second-team All-PAC.

Kern led the PAC in goals against average (0.75).

Bartone, Fritz and Blesi finished among the top 10 scorers in the PAC.

Bressler was ranked among the NCAA D-III leaders in assists.

Head Coach Chuck Edkins earned the 100th win of his career.

Seniors Matt Boben, Nick Bressler and Jason Hause were honored as four-year lettermen. Lou Lanzafame and Matt Stitzer were also seniors.


1999 Men's Soccer

Misericordia qualified for the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference playoffs for the sixth straight season.

The Cougars reached the PAC championship game and earned their third ECAC playoff bid.

The Cougars enjoyed their seventh consecutive .500 or better season.

Mike McCue and Todd Bardua were first-team All-PAC selections.

Brian Blesi made second-team All-PAC.

Todd Bardua was the team MVP. Dan Dowling received the Coach's Award.

Todd Bardua set a new school career record with 108 points. In addition, he ended his career with the school record for career goals (44) and tied the school single-season records for points (44) and goals (19).

Seniors Gary Atherholt, Todd Bardua, Dan Dowling, Pete Lauffer and Mike McCue were honored as four-year lettermen.


1998 Men's Soccer

Misericordia qualified for the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference playoffs for the fifth straight season.

The Cougars enjoyed their sixth consecutive winning season.

Peter Anzalone and Todd Bardua were first-team All-PAC selections.

Mike Blasi, Lenny Bartone and Ryan Foley made second-team All-PAC.

Chuck Edkins was named PAC Coach of the Year for the fourth consecutive season.

Ryan Foley was the team MVP. Anzalone received the Coach's Award.

Mike Blasi set a new school record with 102 points. In addition, he ended his career with school records for career goals (42), single-season points (44) and single-season goals (19).

Seniors Peter Anzalone, Mike Blasi, Jeremy Fleeger, Ryan Foley and Brian Kirby were honored as four-year lettermen.


1997 Men's Soccer

The Cougars won their second consecutive Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship.

Misericordia reached the PAC title match for the fourth straight year.

Misericordia earned its second ECAC playoff berth and advanced to the championship match for the second time.

Team finished 18-4-1, the most wins in school history.

Tom Walsh was named Offensive MVP in the PAC championship.

Mike Blasi, Stephan Pill and Jeremy Fleeger were all named first-team All-PAC. Matt Shoener and Ryan Foley received honorable mention.

Chuck Edkins was named PAC Coach of the Year for the third consecutive season.

Stephan Pill was team MVP. Tom Walsh received the Coach's Award.

Mike Blasi set new school single-season records with 19 goals and 44 points. His 34 career goals is also a new school record.

Stephan Pill concluded his career as the team's all-time leader in points (88) and assists (34).

The Cougars set a school record with a 12-match win streak to open the season.

Led by goalkeeper Ryan Foley, the Cougars set a school record with 12 shutouts.

Seniors Terry Brennnan, Michael Compeau, Stephan Pill, Matt Shoener and Tom Walsh were honored as four-year lettermen.


1996 Men's Soccer

The Cougars won their first ever Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship.

Misericordia reached the PAC title match for the third straight year.

The team finished 11-5-3, the second-most wins in school history.

Matt Shoener was named Defensive MVP in the PAC championship.

Stephan Pill was named Offensive MVP in the PAC championship.

Stephan Pill was named NSCAA/Umbro All-Region honorable mention, the first Misericordia player to achieve such an honor.

Paul Zaengle, Stephan Pill and Jeremy Fleeger were all named first-team All-PAC.

Chuck Edkins was named PAC Coach of the Year.

Paul Zaengle was team MVP. Marcus Shelton received the Coach's Award.

Stephan Pill set a new school record for assists with 13. He is the school's third all-time leading scorer with 63 points.

Eric Bartlett, Jim Klein, Kevin Poplawski, Marcus Shelton, Mark Stauffer and Paul Zaengle received their Varsity M watches for four years of varsity participation.

Bartlett concludes his career as the school's all-time leading scorer (28g, 24a).

Stauffer is the school's second all-time leading scorer (26g, 16a).


1995 Men's Soccer

The Misericordia men's soccer team overcame some early season obstacles to record another fine season.

The Cougars have established themselves as a perennial contender for the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship under coach Chuck Edkins.

10 wins ties the 1993 team for second-best in school history behind 1994 (12).

Made second straight trip and third in four years to PAC championship.

Paul Zaengle was named Defensive MVP in the PAC title game.

Team and entire college community rallied together when junior goalkeeper Jim Klein was seriously injured in the third game of the season.

A school scoring mark was set for the third consecutive year. Sophomore Stephan Pill tied the record for goals in a season with 12. Teammate Eric Bartlett still has the overall season scoring record with 34 points.

Three members of Edkins' first team completed their eligibility including four-year starter Brian Brecht and three-year players Chris Keller and David TerBorg. Student assistants Lourdes Visot and Andgie Mundenar also concluded their careers.

Stephan Pill and Ted Malampy were named All-PAC.

Chuck Edkins was named PAC Co-Coach of the Year.


1994 Men's Soccer

The Misericordia men's soccer team enjoyed its finest season ever under fourth-year head coach Chuck Edkins. Edkins continued his successful head coaching journey, which began with door-to-door recruiting in the residence halls, and culminated with a record-breaking effort this year.

At 12-6-1, the Cougars set a school record for wins in a season.

They finished second in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference, the second time in three years they have accomplished that feat.

They earned a bid to the ECAC South Men's Division III tournament and came home with the second place plaque after a thrilling, overtime shootout upset over top-seeded Gettysburg.

Led by senior goalkeeper Bob Johnson, the Cougars notched a school record 11 shutouts.

Sophomore Eric Bartlett established a new single season scoring mark, topping the one set by classmate Mark Stauffer a year ago.

15 lettermen, including the top three scorers, return in 1995.

Bartlett and Johnson were named All-PAC. Stauffer was honorable mention.


1993 Men's Soccer

In his third season as head men's soccer coach at Misericordia, Chuck Edkins took the program to new heights in 1993.

The Cougars established team records for wins and shutouts while two individuals surpassed the previous single-season scoring record. All this was accomplished with just two seniors on the roster.

The season's highlights included: a four-match win-streak to open the season and a new school record with six shutout victories.

Misericordia went 5-2 against MAC teams and finished 5-1-1 at home.

The entire starting line-up returns for 1994.

Mark Stauffer set a new single-season scoring mark.

Stauffer, Eric Bartlett and Bob Johnson were named to the PAC All-Star team.


1992 Men's Soccer

In just his second year as head coach, Chuck Edkins has turned the College Misericordia men's soccer program into a winner. After going 4-11 in his first season, Edkins led the Cougars to a 7-7-2 regular season record and a spot in the PAC championship game.

The Cougars dropped their finale, 4-1, and finished the year at 7-8-2. However, with just two seniors on the roster, the Cougars appear to be a force to be reckoned with in the future.

CM finished in the runner-up spot in the PAC.

Freshmen Dave TerBorg and Jay Pierce set a new single-season scoring record with eight goals and two assists each.

The Cougars went 4-1-1 in their last six games.

The top eight scorers were all underclassmen.


1991 Men's Soccer

The first season under head coach Chuck Edkins and assistant Ray Ott.

Topped last year's win total in a span of two days with victories over Gallaudet and Columbia Union.

School record of three shutouts by freshman keeper Bob Johnson.

Played their first season on Anderson Field.

Recorded wins on Parent's Day and Homecoming. Beat Beaver, 2-0, on Parent's Day in front of an Anderson Field record crowd of 537. Beat Penn State Harrisburg, 1-0, on Homecoming as freshman Patrick Meek scored the winning goal with just :11 remaining.

Played very competitive in all but two games.

Steve Cook set a new scoring record with four goals and six assists.

Had just four seniors on the roster: captains Ty Taylor and Chris Bibleheimer; Scott Helfrich and rookie Scott "Scooter" Garabedian.


1990 Men's Soccer

In their first varsity season, finished 2-9, including a forfeit win over Goldey-Beacom.

Earned the program's first win with a 4-0 victory at Beaver.

Adam Smith led the Cougars with three goals.