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Brady Named Haverford Men's Soccer Coach
(April 16) - "Haverford College Director of Athletics Wendy Smith '87 has announced the hiring of Bill Brady as the head men's soccer coach. Brady comes to Haverford from Greensboro (N.C.) College where he won three conference championships and made three NCAA Tournament appearances in four years."
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Swarthmore's Kushner Named to All-America First Team
(December 12) - Swarthmore senior defender Jeff Kushner has been selected to the
2008 NSCAA/adidas
Division III Men's Soccer All-America first team. A unanimous first-team All-Centennial selection,
Kushner anchored the Garnet defense that led the Conference in fewest goals allowed (10), goals
against average (0.45) and shutouts (13). Johns Hopkins senior midfielder Matt Carlson, the
2008 Conference Player of the Year, was
named to the All-America second team.
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Four Named to All-Mid-Atlantic Region Men's Soccer First Team
(December 10) - Four Conference players have been named to the
NSCAA/adidas Division III
men's soccer All-Mid-Atlantic Region team. Swarthmore placed two players on the first unit -
Jeff Kushner and Evan Nesterak - while Gettysburg's Chris Bayon and Johns Hopkins' Matt Carlson
also made the first team. Seven other Centennial athletes were also selected to the second and
third teams.
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Johns Hopkins' Naik Named to Academic All-America Men's Soccer Squad
(November 21) - Johns Hopkins men's soccer senior Akash Naik (Simpsonville, SC / Hillcrest) has been named a Third Team ESPN
The Magazine Academic All-American. A co-captain for the Blue Jays,
he is just the third player in JHU men's soccer history
to earn ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America honors. Naik has started all but one game this season in the midfield for
Hopkins and has scored three goals and added four assists. His four assists this season are tied for second best on the team
and tie his career high. For his career, he has totaled 33 career points on 12 goals and 10 assists. He is a three-time
Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll selection and a Dean's List student.
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Fall Academic Honor Roll Announced
(November 18) - Three-hundred four students have been named to the
2008 Centennial Conference Fall Academic
Honor Roll for their performance in the classroom and on the field of play. Fifty-seven of the honorees
also received All-Conference recognition this fall, while three students - Ursinus' Jennie Moore,
Johns Hopkins' Matt Carlson and Dickinson's Sarah Casey - earned Player of the Year honors.
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Weekly Release #11
(November 10) - Swarthmore's David Sterngold and David D'Annunzio were
selected as the Conference's Offensive and Defensive Players of the
Week. Sterngold scored the game-winning goal in the 61st minute to give
the Garnet a 1-0 victory against two-time defending CC champ Johns
Hopkins for the Centennial title. D'Annunzio was solid in goal for the
Garnet, allowing just one goal in 200 minutes of playoff soccer,
enabling Swarthmore to win the Centennial title. He had four saves in
the final against Johns Hopkins.
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Garnet Wins First Centennial Championship
(November 9) - David Sterngold scored the championship-winning goal in the 61st minute to give
Swarthmore a 1-0 victory against two-time defending champ Johns Hopkins in the 2008 Centennial
Conference men's soccer final. Sterngold chipped the ball over JHU keeper Matt Mierley for
his sixth goal of the season. The Garnet won its first-ever Centennial championship and first
CC men's title of any kind since football in 1984.
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Carlson Named Player of the Year as All-Centennial Men's Soccer Team Announced
(November 6) - Johns Hopkins senior midfielder Matt Carlson was selected as the Player of
the Year as the 2008 All-Centennial Conference men's soccer team was announced on Thursday.
Regular-season champion Swarthmore had two players named to the first team and four overall.
Gettysburg's Chris Bayon became just the 13th player in Conference history to earn first-team
All-Centennial honors three times.
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a sport in the Conference? Do you still follow your old classmates? Do you still look online to
see the scores of your alma mater's games? Then we want you! We have started a page on Facebook
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Schedule
Centennial Conference Tournament
November 5 - First Round at Dickinson
Dickinson 1, Muhlenberg 0 (OT)
November 8 - Semifinals at Swarthmore
#11 Swarthmore 1, Dickinson 1 (OT)
Swarthmore advances on PKs, 4-2
Johns Hopkins 2, Gettysburg 1 (OT)
November 9 - Final at Swarthmore
#11 Swarthmore 1, Johns Hopkins 0
NCAA Tournament
November 13 - First Round at Ithaca
Johns Hopkins 1, Ithaca 0 (OT)
November 15 - First Round at Swarthmore
#11 Swarthmore 2, Rutgers-Camden 0
Dickinson 1, #19 Salisbury 0
November 16 - Second Round
Johns Hopkins 0, #2 York 0 (OT)
Hopkins advances on PKs, 4-3
#11 Swarthmore 1, Dickinson 0
November 22-23
Third Round at Swarthmore
Amherst 1, Swarthmore 0
November 22-23 - Third Round at Stevens
Stevens 0, Johns Hopkins 0 (OT)
Stevens advances on PKs, 2-1
NSCAA national poll ranking
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