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Montclair Kimberley Academy Boys’ Lacrosse Wins the Non-Public B State Championship 0

The Montclair Kimberley Academy Boys’ Lacrosse team made history this past weekend when they clenched the title of NJSIAA Non-Public State Lacrosse Champion with a win over Pingry; a worthy opponent who beat MKA earlier in the season 11-5. Junior Mark Phillips and senior Kyle Morris both contributed three goals for MKA. Matt Lane scored two goals and dished out two assists with Cameron Brazill scoring one goal and contributing two assists as well. On the defensive end, senior keeper Craig Schweitzer had ten saves to secure the win. The boys have had an outstanding season thus far with a record of 17-4, and continue their season as they advance to play in the Tournament of Champions where they will compete against the five other Group State Champions.

Head Coach Paul Edwards has been leading the MKA lacrosse team for nine years and was selected Rizk Division Coach of the Year in 2007. Edwards believes in a strong program that is not just about wins and losses, but focuses on a strong team bond and provides each player with the opportunity to improve individual skills; a strategy that has proved to serve the team well both on and off the field.

We at www.espor.com wish the Montclair Kimberley Academy Boys’ Lacrosse team good luck in the Tournament of Champions! The better MKA Lacrosse gets, the better we get.

-Danica

 

Posted on: 06-2-2012
Posted in: athletics, high school, sports

The Minnesota Swarm 0

The 2012 season has been monumental for the Minnesota Swarm. To kick off the season, owner, president and GM John Arlotta opted for an entirely new group of guys to get the job done. He added sixteen fresh faces to the roster, including two rookie goal tenders. If that wasn’t enough, Arlotta also decided to replace Coach Mike Lines with Joe Sullivan about half way through the season. Arlotta took several big risks, which all paid off in a big way. The Minnesota Swarm finished their season with a record of 9-7 and managed to clench a spot in the Western Division Playoffs and eventually a spot in the Western Division Finals after defeating the Colorado Mammoth, a first in team history. Although The Swarm fell to the Edmonton Rush in the Western Finals, the entire organization behind The Swarm should be extremely proud of all their accomplishments, as a team and as individuals.

Andrew Suitor, the youngest player in the league to sport the Captain badge was named 2012 NLL Transition Player of the Year. Andrew recorded 26 points, 120 loose balls and 25 forced turnovers in only 16 games. Even though it is only Suitor’s second year as a professional player, he displays a natural ability to lead his team. In addition to leadership on the field, The Swarm is also lucky enough to have two strong leaders supporting them from the side lines. John Arlotta, the man behind the magic, was named NLL GM of the Year and Head Coach Joe Sullivan was named NLL Coach of the Year.

The Swarm will have four first-round draft picks for the upcoming season which will surely add even more talent to an already explosive team. With such strong leaders and an organization that thinks as one, The Swarm will certainly be a force to reckon with in the 2013 season.

 

Posted on: 05-15-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, high school, sports

Fordham University Men’s Soccer 0

Coach Jim McElderry has led the Rams to many different accomplishments over the past nine years. This year in particular was a banner year for the Fordham University Men’s Soccer program, earning Coach McElderry the title of Division I Middle Atlantic Regional Coach of the Year.

As a team, the Rams ended their season with a conference record of 7-2 earning them a share of the Atlantic 10 regular season title for the first time in history. On top of that, the Rams defeated two top #25 ranked teams this past season.

As far as individual accomplishments go, the Fordham University Rams had seven players achieve All-League during the 2011 season in addition to several other awards. Senior forward Aaron Markowitz was named to the All-Atlantic 10 All Conference team and freshman midfielder Jack-Tim Murphy was named to the All-Rookie team. Three other Fordham players were named to the All-Atlantic 10 Second team, Ryan Curran, John Niyonsaba and Tim Richardson. Last, but not least senior keeper Ryan Meara and sophomore midfielder Nathaniel Bekoe both earned a spot on the All-Atlantic 10 First team.

After such a successful season both individually and as a team, the Fordham University Rams’ senior keeper Ryan Meara has now taken his game a step further after being drafted in the second round by the MLS New York Red Bulls. Meara is the first Fordham University player since 1999 to be drafted by an MLS team.

As the Fordham University Men’s Soccer program continues to grow, we at www.espor.com wish them the best of luck! The better the Rams get, the better we get.

-Danica

 

Posted on: 04-26-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, university life

Hopkinton Hawks: Boys Varsity Basketball 0

This past season the Hopkinton Hawks Boys Basketball team of Contoocook, New Hampshire made their way into the State final four with an impeccable record of 17 wins and 6 losses. Coach Dave Chase took the place of Head Coach ten years ago and has successfully rebuilt the Boys Varsity Basketball program, a program that had not won more than five games in the last two years before Chase took on the challenge. Since then, Coach Chase has had 7 winning seasons with the Hawks, in addition to leading the boys to the State Final Four just this past season.

The road to the State Final Four was not dull by any means. The Hawks fought their way into the Final Four after winning against Somersworth in overtime with a score of 44-43. Sophomore Liam McNicholas made the game winning 3-pointer with just seconds left to take the Hawks to the Final Four where they, unfortunately, fell to the Berlin Mountaineers.

Here is a clip of the final seconds in overtime against Somersworth:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwL835ZTfnM

This year the Hawks will be graduating four seniors and major contributors, Jay White, Matt Gleason, Frankie Beane and Nate Greabe.  However, with Juniors Steven Auger and Harry Legier who will step into leadership roles next season as the only two seniors, in addition to a large group of underclassmen the Hawks will surely be seeking revenge against the Berlin Mountaineers.

We at www.espor.com wish Coach Dave Chase and the Hawks the best of luck in their upcoming season and congratulate them on their success in the 2011-2012 season. The better the Hawks get, the better we get!

-Danica

Posted on: 04-11-2012
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Fordham University Women’s Soccer 0

The Fordham University Women’s Soccer team ended their 2011 season with an overall 8-8-3 record, as well as NSCAA Team Academic Award. Head Coach Ness Selmani has been leading the Fordham University Rams for 16 years now and has led the girls to conference championship berths for five of the last eight seasons.

This next season the Rams are looking for yet another berth after adding three new members to the team, including Victoria Camaj of Diamond Bar, California, Joann Murino of Bohemia, New York and Ivana Lahcanski of Rochester, New York. The girls will be affective contributions to an already talented team. Coach Selmani claims the new additions are intense, passionate and aggressive.

With seven Juniors ready to step into their leadership roles as Seniors, in addition to a promising group of underclassmen the Rams are filled with determination and potential for their upcoming 2012 season.

We at www.espor.com wish the Fordham University Women’s Soccer team good luck! The better the Rams get, the better we get.

For more information on the Rams visit: http://www.fordhamsports.com/sports/w-soccer/ford-w-soccer-body.html

-Danica

 

Posted on: 04-1-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, sports, university life

Colorado School of Mines Men’s Soccer 1

Coach Frank Kohlenstein and the Colorado School of Mines Orediggers finished their 2011 season with 11 wins, 7 losses and 1 tie, making it Coach Kohlenstein’s eighth straight winning season. In past seasons Kohlenstein has led his team to several NCAA tournament appearances and has been elected Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Coach of the Year on six different occasions.

In congruence with their coach, several Orediggers received post-season honors. Sophomore Tesho Akindele, with an already impressive resume that includes 2010 RMAC Freshman of the year and NSCAA First Team All-American, has done it again. This past season, Akindele earned NSCAA Second Team All-American, First Team All-American honors, First Team All Region and First Team all RMAC after leading the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in total points this season.

However Tesho Akindele is not the only Oredigger with a notable resume. Along with Akindele, Junior Alex Nass and Senior Philip Wilson also earned First Team All-American Honors, as well as All Region Honors. Additionally, Sean Heister, a Junior from Texas was named Second Team All-Central Region.

With only four seniors graduating this spring, the Orediggers’ young and talented team is gunning for another NCAA Tournament berth in the upcoming 2012 season. In order to prepare, the Orediggers’ spring schedule includes a match against Regis University on March 31, the CSM Spring Tournament, as well as the Omaha Cup at Creighton University and finally one last face off against the Air Force Academy on April 18. For more information visit: http://www.csmorediggers.com/sports/msoc/index.

We at www.espor.com wish the Orediggers Men’s Soccer team good luck in their spring season as well as the upcoming 2012 season. The better the Orediggers get, the better we get!

-Danica

 

Posted on: 03-28-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, sports, university life

Gonzaga Bulldogs Men’s Soccer: Looking Forward to a Bright Future 0

The Gonzaga Bulldogs Men’s Soccer team concluded the 2011 season with an overall record of 4-12-2 as well as an impressive ninth straight team NSCAA Academic Honor. The Zags recorded a 3.27 gpa, the highest of all the West Coast Conference teams. The men’s commitment to academics as well as athletics has been a long going tradition that continues to amaze fans.

In addition to the team’s success academically, several Bulldog players earned notable post-season awards. Starting with the freshmen, Clark Phillips and Nathanael Pacheco were named to the WCC All-Freshman squad, making the transition from High School to College appear easy. Not only was Clark Phillips named to the All-Freshmen team, but he also went on to be the WCC Freshman of the Year. In congruence with these two promising freshmen, sophomores Nick Hamer, James Matern and Josh Phillips were all named to the All-WCC second team. With such impressive young talent, the Bulldogs appear to have a bright future ahead of them in their upcoming seasons.

After graduating two seniors this past season, the Zags will be relying on their young talent to continue improving their skills on the field, in addition to maintaining their tradition of Academic Excellence.

We at www.espor.com look forward to watching the Bulldogs grow in their upcoming 2012 season. The better the Bulldogs get, the better we get.

-Danica

 

Posted on: 03-21-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, sports, university life

Aspen High School Skiers Lacrosse 0

After a respectable season last year with an overall record of 8-7-0, the Aspen High School boys Lacrosse team is back in action. The Skiers started off on the right foot in their season opener against Durango High School. Within the first eight minutes the boys found the back of the net four times, giving them an explosive lead. By the end of the first half the Skiers led 8-1 and finished off the game with a score of 13-3. Brendan Wagner and Harry Ferguson combined for 7 of the 13 goals scored by the Skiers. Since their season opener, the sticks have not stopped flying. The Skiers are now 3-0 in conference after beating Glenwood Springs 15-3 and Eagle Valley 14-4. The boys seem to not have an ounce of hesitation when it comes to shooting which is clearly paying off as they have yet to score less than 13 goals.

Head Coach Mike Goerne claims it’s the “small stuff” he wants his team to be working on and it seems that his strategy is paying off in a big way. The Skiers will face Eagle Valley once again on March 20th for their fourth conference game.

We at www.espor.com wish the Skiers good luck this season. The better the Skiers get, the better we get.

-Danica

 

Posted on: 03-17-2012
Posted in: athletics, high school, sports

Colorado School of Mines Volleyball: An Update on the Upcoming Season 1

For the past two years, the Colorado School of Mines Volleyball team has earned a spot in the NCAA tournament, never making it past the first round. However, this past season the Colorado School of Mines Volleyball team not only earned a spot in the tournament once again, but proceeded to defeat the #4 ranked Nebraska-Kearney Lopers in the first round, resulting in their first ever NCAA tournament win.  The Orediggers finished the season with an overall record of 19-11 as well as several impressive achievements by players such as Jackie Stabell who became the first All-American in program history and Amanda Massey, the team’s starting setter who was named RMAC (Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference) Setter of the Year. After ending on such a strong note, I can’t help but wonder what next year holds in store for the Orediggers.

This year, the team will be losing their starting setter and only senior, Amanda Massey along with her skills and leadership qualities. Coach Jamie Skadeland acknowledges the fact that there will be an adjustment in store for the team next season, but she also claims that the program “works on leadership development with all players so the transition of losing a key senior/s is as smooth as possible”. In addition to developing leadership qualities in all players, the Orediggers are also focusing their attention on staying in shape during the off-season through a strength and conditioning program that, according to Coach Skadeland, “includes lifting, conditioning, agility, plyometrics and nutrition”. A program that will improve the speed and strength of each player, making the program that much better.

Meanwhile, Coach Skadeland has been on the look out for new recruits that will contribute to the “already ‘programmed’” team. First and foremost, CSM recruits must possess a strong record of academic success. Once academics are in line, Coach Skadeland looks for girls with a competitive edge, an understanding of the game and last, but not least, a flair for leadership. Just recently, the program has recruited two new additions to the team. Danielle Johnson-Hazlewood, a 5’8” setter, and Megan Peterson, a 5’11” middle blocker. Two players who will surely contribute to the program’s success in the upcoming season.

With a strong group of girls returning and the recent additions to the program, the Colorado School of Mines Volleyball team gleams with potential. A mix of leadership, hard work and strategy sounds like the recipe for yet another strong season.

We at www.espor.com wish the Orediggers good luck in their upcoming season! The better the Orediggers get, the better we get.

-Danica

 

Posted on: 02-29-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, sports, university life

Colorado School of Mines moves to No. 4 0

www.espor.com customer, Colorado School of Mines is making some great strides in men’s basketball! All season long, the Orediggers have been ranked in the top 25 teams by the coaches’ poll, starting the season off at no.18. This week, however, the Orediggers have managed to steal the no. 4 spot for the first time in Oredigger history after defeating both Regis University and Metro State this past weekend.

The Orediggers’ success came as no surprise to me after having the opportunity to watch the Orediggers in action against the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers about two weeks ago. Watching the team warm up, I was amazed by the height that filled the Oredigger bench. After tip off I soon realized that height was not the only advanteage the Orediggers had. The team appeared to be a well oiled machine with impeccable defense. Oredigger Head coach Pryor Orser claims the program focuses on emphasizing the importance of defense as well as rebounds. These two aspects of the game greatly contributed to the Orediggers’ avail after they held the Nebraska-Kearney Lopers to a mere 19 points in the first half.

Since then, the Orediggers held Regis University to a 40.7 shooting percentage and out-rebounded the Rangers 34-28 along with a hefty contribution of 19 points by redshirt freshman Trevor Ritchie in order to beat the Rangers 75-66 on their own turf. And again, two nights later the Orediggers faced the Metro State Roadrunners. Although both teams were held to less than 50 percent shooting, the Orediggers’ focus on defense and rebounds resulted in yet another victory.

Keep up the good work! We at www.espor.com wish the Orediggers good luck as they finish out their season.

-Danica

 

Posted on: 02-8-2012
Posted in: athletics, college, sports, university life
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