2023 MSOC Media Almanac

2023 Men’s Soccer Quick Facts

2023 North Florida Men's Soccer Schedule

All home matches are BOLD played at Hodges

Roster Breakdown

By Class Graduate (4)

Felix Frenz

Herbie Steigelman

Bendeguz Burka

Aiden Jokomba

Seniors (5)

Ethan Ash

Micah Gun

Angus Taylor

Scott Beeks

Zach Board

Juniors (5)

Nick Kishchenko

Joaquin Acuna

Rentaro Miyakawa

Niklas Schaffner

Christian Graham

Sophomores (11)

Luc Granitur

Jacob Harris

Jaxon Reinhardt

Chema Preciado

Alex Barnett

Jaylen Yearwood

Michael McFarlane

Michael Carrero

Rio Onwumere

Braden Masker

Owen Cunha

Freshmen (7)

Akash Poola

Jonathan Daniel

Will Eydam

Brian McManus Jr.

Steven Barrier

Mark Romano

Caden Williams

By State/Country

Florida (12)

Chema Preciado (Windermere)

Herbie Steigelman (St. Johns)

Alex Barnett (Gainesville)

Joaquin Acuna (Naples)

Luc Granitur (Vero Beach)

Michael McFarlane (Vero Beach)

Michael Carrero (Davenport)

Zach Board (Lutz)

Braden Masker (Panama City Beach)

Niklas Schaffner (Jacksonville)

Mark Romano (Ponte Vedra Beach)

Caden Williams (Safety Harbor)

Georgia (4)

Jaylen Yearwood (Conyers)

Rio Onwumere (Suwanne)

Will Eydam (Moreland)

Steven Barrier (Richmond Hill)

Arizona (3)

Jaocb Harris (Cave Creek)

Jaxon Reinhardt (Phoenix)

Brian McManus Jr. (Casa Grande)

New York (2)

Nick Kishchenko (Staten Island)

Christian Graham (Goshen)

California (1)

Akash Poola (Pleasanton)

Colorado (1)

Ethan Ash (Castle Rock)

Delaware (1)

Jonathan Daniel (Middletown)

Maryland (1)

Owen Cunha (Frederick)

Finland (1)

Scott Beeks (Mariehamn)

France (1)

Angus Taylor (Morzine)

Germany (1)

Felix Frenz (Göppingen)

Hungary (1)

Bendeguz Burka (Budapest)

Jamaica (1)

Aiden Jokomba (Montego Bay)

Japan (1)

Rentaro Miyakawa (Hokkaido)

Turkey (1)

Micah Gun (Istanbul)

2023 Men’s Soccer Roster

Coaching Staff

Derek Marinatos (Emory, 1998), Head Coach, 13th Season

Clayton Zelin (Georgia Southern, 2008), Associate Head Coach, Fifth Season

Jacob Weinshank (Salve Regina, 2015), Assistant Coach, Sixth Season

Daryl Sattler (Western Kentucky, 2003), Volunteer Goalkeeper Coach, Second Season

Pronunciation Guide

Bendeguz Burka - Bend-ah-gooze

Herbie Steigelman - Sty-gull-men

Aiden Jokomba - Juh-kum-ba

Nick Kishchenko - Ki-shank-ko

Chema Preciado - Ch-em-ah Press-e-ah-doe

Rentaro Miyakawa - Mee-ah-cow-ah

Rio Onwumere - On-wuh-merr-eh

Jaxon Reinhardt - Ryn-heart

Owen Cunha - Koo-nn-yah

Joaquin Acuna - Wa-keen A-koo-nn-yah

Will Eydam - i-dum

Akash Poola - Ah-kah-sh Pool-la

Derek Marinatos – Maren-ah-tos

Clayton Zelin – Zee-lin

Current Player Career Stats

North Florida Men's Soccer Individual Career History

ACUNA, Joaquin

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

Points: 4 [t-8th], Mercer -- 09/03/21

Goals: 2 [t-3rd], Mercer -- 09/03/21

Shots: 2, Mercer -- 09/03/21; Georgia State -- 09/13/22

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS:

Penalty kicks made: t-6th (1)

Penalty kick attempts: t-9th (1)

Game-winning goals: t-10th (3)

SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS:

Penalty kicks made: t-4th (1 in 2021)

Penalty kick attempts: t-9th (1 in 2021)

ASH, Ethan

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

BARNETT, Alex

BEEKS, Scott

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]: Points: 2, at

North Florida Men's Soccer Individual Career History

BOARD, Zach

BURKA, Bendeguz

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

--

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

Points: 1, at Fla. Atlantic -- 09/20/22

CARRERO, Michael

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]: Shots: 1, at

CUNHA, Owen

North Florida Men's Soccer Individual Career History

GUN, Micah

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

Saves: 7, at FGCU -- 10/07/22

CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS:

1st (1.07)

MASKER, Braden

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

Points: 1, at Mercer -- 09/24/22; Bellarmine -- 10/15/22

Assists: 1 [t-10th], at Mercer -- 09/24/22; Bellarmine -- 10/15/22

Shots: 1, Georgia State -- 09/13/22; at

ONWUMERE, Rio

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

Points: 2, Bellarmine -- 10/15/22

Goals: 1, Bellarmine -- 10/15/22

Assists: 1 [t-10th], at Mercer -- 09/24/22

Shots: 1, Bellarmine -- 10/15/22

PRECIADO, Jose

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

North Florida Men's Soccer Individual Career History

SCHAFFNER, Niklas

STEIGELMAN, Herbie

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

TAYLOR, Angus

YEARWOOD, Jaylen

SINGLE-GAME HIGHS [all-time ranking]:

Derek Marinatos

Head Coach | 13th Season

Entering his 13th season at the helm of the North Florida Men’s Soccer program, Derek Marinatos has quickly transformed the Ospreys into a perennial power in the ASUN Conference.

NORTH FLORIDA HIGHLIGHTS

• In 2022, LJ Estes became the first Osprey since 2015 to be awarded First-Team All-ASUN and ASUN All-Academic in the same season.

• Micah Gun also earned back-to-back ASUN Goalkeeper of the Week honors after posting a pair of shutouts with 11 combined saves.

• Joaquin Acuña is awarded ASUN All-Freshman honors after leading team with five goals in 2022.

• In 2019, North Florida defeated a top-50 opponent, had a tie against a top-20 foe, and posted more shutouts than the previous two years combined.

• Two players earned ASUN All-Conference second team honors, while three earned AllFreshmen nods. Torian Went and Padraic Gilley were named to the ASUN All-Academic team, while Went was voted to the CoSIDA Academic All-District Team.

• North Florida moved up 65 spots in the RPI thanks to a program record for fewest goals allowed during the regular season (15) in the DI era, matching the program record for lowest GAA and posting the best defense in the ASUN, surrendering just five goals in conference play.

• The Ospreys went undefeated in ASUN Conference play in back-to-back seasons, boasting a 4-0-1 conference record in 2015 and a 5-0-1 conference record in 2016.

• In 2016, Jay Bolt was named the ASUN Defender of the year, while Adrian Nunez was awarded the Freshman of the Year.

• UNF received its first ranking in the top-25 in school history and rose to as high as 21 in 2016.

• The Ospreys burst onto the national scene in 2015 after capturing the school’s first ever conference championship and a berth into the program’s first ever NCAA Tournament.

• Marinatos received back-to-back ASUN Coach of the Year honors in 2015 and 2016.

• In 2015, UNF compiled its first 10-win season in 15 years.

• Marinatos guided the Ospreys to three-straight ASUN Conference Championship games after just the program had just made one playoff appearance prior to his arrival.

• In 2015, a total of eight players garnered AllConference honors, four went on to be named to the NSCAA All-Region team and Helge Pietschmann became the program’s first ever All-American.

• In 2014, the Ospreys were regionally ranked in all but one week and finished the year ninth in the NSCAA Southeast Region.

• Five players garnered NSCAA Region honors and five listed on the Atlantic Sun All-Conference team, both program records.

• Goalkeeper Kyle Nasta was named the Atlantic Sun Goalkeeper of the Year, the first Osprey to take home an individual league honor since 2004.

• In 2013, UNF produced the program’s first winning record in more than a decade and the first in the school’s Division I era.

• The 2013 Ospreys set a new bar, finishing with an overall record of 8-7-3 and garnering its first All-Conference selection since 2009.

• Marinatos’ squad set the school record with a 1.17 team goals against average and a then Division I mark with five shutouts in 2013.

• Goalkeepers Brad Sienkiewicz and Kyle Nasta quickly rose to the top of the school record books. Sienkiewicz made 138 saves in two seasons, which is the second most in school history, while Nasta set the single season, school record for goals against average (1.10) in 2014.

• In addition to the on the field improvements, Marinatos’ influence also carried over into the classroom. Four-straight teams have received the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NCSAA) team award for posting a team GPA of a 3.0 or higher. The team boasted its highest grade point average ever with a 3.15 GPA in the spring of 2013 and over a 3.04 GPA for the entire 2012-13 academic year. In four years a total of 53 players have been placed on the ASUN Academic Honor Roll, including a program-high, 15 in 2013.

NOTABLE DATES

• Sept. 3, 2011: First win as UNF Coach vs. Longwood

• Nov. 15, 2012: Upset top seeded FGCU to advance ASUN Championship game

• Nov. 14, 2014: Knocked off top seeded Lipscomb to advance to ASUN Championship game

• Oct. 31, 2015: Clinched UNF’s first ASUN Regular Season title after win over USC Upstate

• Nov. 7, 2015: Defeated Lipscomb in doubleovertime to advance to ASUN Championship game

• Nov. 14, 2015: Beat USC Upstate 7-0 to win first ASUN Championship in UNF history

• Nov. 19, 2015: First appearance in NCAA College Cup

• Jan. 14, 2014: Alex Morrell became the first North Florida men’s soccer player to be taken in the MLS SuperDraft

• Sep. 4, 2016: Took down No.27 N.C. State

• Oct. 18, 2016: Won on the road over No. 11 FGCU

• Oct. 29, 2016: Defeated USC Upstate to clinch back-to-back ASUN Regular Season titles

• Sept. 17, 2019: Tied No. 22 FIU on the road

• Nov. 8, 2019: Took down Liberty to advance to its first ASUN semifinal since 2015

• Feb. 21, 2021: Defeated No. 25 FIU on the road

• Sept. 7, 2021: Tied No. 13 FIU at home

• Nov. 1, 2022: Beat Jacksonville

MARINATOS AT A GLANCE

Associate Head Coach | Fifth Season

Clayton Zelin joins North Florida men’s soccer as the associate head coach in March 2019. Zelin brings more than 10 years of experience to the Ospreys.

With Zelin on the sidelines, the Ospreys have picked up a Top 25 road victory, posted the top goals-against average in the ASUN in back-to-back seasons and saw Cormac Begley and Jovoney Brown earn ASUN All-Conference second team honors in spring 2021. He also assisted in helping Joaquin Acuña earn ASUN All-Freshman honors after he led the team with five goals in fall 2021, followed with helping LJ Estes earn ASUN First Team All-Conference and All-Academic honors in 2022.

In his first year on the sidelines, Zelin helped North Florida to its first ASUN semifinal appearance since 2015. One of the ASUN’s top defensive teams, the Ospreys surrendered a league-low five goals in conference play. Zelin helped UNF to a win against a top-50 opponent and more shutouts than 2017 & 2018 combined.

Assistant Coach | Sixth Season

Jacob Weinshank joined the North Florida men’s soccer staff as a volunteer coach in Summer 2018, while also serving as a staff coach at Jacksonville Armada FC. Weinshank was promoted to assistant coach at North Florida in the Spring of 2019.

Since being promoted to assistant coach, Weinshank has helped in producing a top25 victory on the road, as well as the ASUN’s top goals-against average in back-to-back seasons. He also saw Cormac Begley and Jovoney Brown earn All-ASUN second team honors in spring 2021, as well as Joaquin Acuña take ASUN All-Freshman honors in fall 2021 and LJ Estes takes ASUN First-Team and All-Academic honors in 2022.

Before coming to Jacksonville, Zelin’s talents helped Denver earn its first ever No. 1 ranking in the Top Drawer Soccer Top 25. While with the Pioneers, Zelin saw the team make its eighth NCAA tournament appearance and win two Summit League regular season titles under the guidance of head coach Jamie Franks.

While with the Pioneers, Zelin oversaw the development of more than 10 Summit League All-Conference selections, four all-region honorees and an all-American. In 2017, he was part of the Summit League Staff of the Year and propelled Denver to a No. 3 national ranking.

While on the field his impact was felt, Zelin also assisted off the field as well as Denver had a CoSIDA Academic All-American, a Senior CLASS award winner and the top GPA in Division I men’s soccer in 2018.

Prior to his time with Denver, Zelin was a coach with Real Colorado, Real Salt Lake (AZ) and with 2017 National Champion Phoenix Rising FC, where he won league, state, regional and national championships.

Zelin has a proven record of development, including players that have gone on to US national training centers, regional teams, collegiate programs and professional organizations. He currently holds his NSCAA Premier and UEFA B coaching license.

Zelin has a proven record of development with his previous clubs, including players that have gone on to receive invites to the United States national training center and regional teams. His former players have also received collegiate scholarships and opportunities to play at the professional level.

During his playing days, he played NCAA Division I soccer at Georgia Southern, where he was captain and an all-tournament team selection. Following his college career, Zelin played in the MLS Reserves (Colorado Rapids), PDL (New Orleans, Salt Lake & Colorado Foxes) and MASL (Colorado Lightning and Denver Dynamite) before ending his career in USL (Phoenix).

Jacob Weinshank

In Janurary of 2023, Weinshank was selected as the Most Valuable Coach at the EXACT Soccer National Showcase Camps as tabbed by aspiring collegiate student-athletes attending the camps throughout the fall and winter season. Athletes attending the camps rated their collegiate instructions, with Weinshank achieving the highest mark.

Weinshank comes to UNF after serving as a college assistant men’s soccer coach at Maine Maritime Academy in 2017-18. He also worked as Head Coach and Assistant Director at Seacoast United Maine. Additionally, Weinshank was the Head Coach of the University of Maine Men’s Club Soccer team (2016-17) and the Director of the Soccer Program for Camp Skylemar in Naples, Maine from 2013-15.

A 2015 graduate of Salve Regina University with a bachelor’s degree in sociology and anthropology, Weinshank was a fouryear starter on the men’s soccer team. Weinshank’s brace in the 2012 conference final helped lead Salve Regina to the 2012 NCAA DIII Tournament and earned him the Offensive Player of the Tournament in the 2012 Commonwealth Coast Conference playoffs. He garnered the Commonwealth Coast Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year award (2014) and was selected a NSCAA All-East Region Scholar.

Weinshank graduated with a Master’s degree from the University of Maine in 2017. He holds United States Soccer Federation National C License.

Volunteer Goalkeeper Coach | Second Season

Daryl Sattler joined the North Florida men’s soccer staff as the volunteer goalkeeper coach in Summer 2022.

In his first season training Osprey goalkeepers, he assisted Micah Gun in claiming three ASUN Goalkeeper of the Week honors during the 2022 season.

Sattler has over 20 years of goalkeeping experience and is considered one of the best goalkeeper coaches in the state of Florida. He most recently has been the goalkeeper coach for Flagler College and is the Director of Goalkeeping for Jacksonville FC, while also starting EPIC Goalkeeping, Prime Soccer Academy, and EPIC Soccer Academy all since 2017.

Daryl Sattler

At Flagler College, Sattler produced the best goalkeeper in program history that was selected as Goalkeeper of the Year three consecutive years. He also helped coach team to a 23-1-1 record with a final four appearance in 2019, followed by being ranked as the #1 team in the nation during the 2020 season.

His storied career started in high school when he was the Tennessee Gatorade Player of the Year in 1998. He went on to start in the net all four years for Western Kentucky and set the program record for most career shutouts with 19.5 total, while also serving as a team captain and being named team MVP his junior and senior seasons.

Sattler’s coaching career started in 2004, when he coached at Lipscomb University for two years as the Goalkeeping Assistant Coach for two years. This was followed by a one-year stint in the same coaching position at Jacksonville University.

While he was coaching for Lipscomb and Jacksonville, he was also playing professionally while coaching from 20032006. When put a halt to his coaching career in 2007 when he signed with the Atlanta Silverbacks in the USL First Division.

From 2007 until 2015 he played for five different professional soccer teams with 85 appearances at the keeper position, including winning the national championship with the San Antonio Scorpions in the NASL in 2014-15. He also won the Golden Glove Award with a 0.79 GAA with 13 shutouts in 24 games during the 2012 season in San Antonio.

He returned to coaching full-time in 2016 when he became the Head Goalkeeper Coach and Academy GK Director for Jacksonville Armada FC. His stint with the Ospreys will be his fifth coaching stop in his career and his third since returning to coach in 2016.

The Automated ScoreBook

North Florida Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 09, 2023) All games

The Automated ScoreBook

North Florida Soccer Statistics (as of Aug 09, 2023) All games

The Automated ScoreBook

North Florida Category Leaders (as of Aug 09, 2023) All games

Men’s Soccer Year-by-Year

#00 AKASH POOLA

UNF CAREER PRIOR TO UNF

- Attended high school at Foothill HS

- Played with Lamorinda SC MLS NEXT club team

- Was Player of the Month in November 2022

- Trained with England academies Watford, Sheffield Wednesday, Sheffield United, and USL 2 side Project 510

- Earned honor roll & Golden Merit Seal Diploma

#0 AKASH POOLA

GK- FR - 6-0 - PLEASANTON, CALIF.

#0 CHEMA PRECIADO

UNF CAREER

- Received a redshirt in 2022

#00 CHEMA PRECIADO

GK - SO - 6-2 - WINDERMERE, FLA.

#1 MICAH GUN

UNF CAREER

- Started seven games starting midway through the 2022 season

- Totaled 22 saves on 78 shots faced this year with four shutouts and a

PRIOR TO UNF

- Won GK of the Month twice with his club team

- Was selected to team of the week on two separate occasions

- Earned MVP against Atletico Madrid

- Helped team win national championship at Montverde Academy

- Top 25 in class and Summa Cum Laude

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played with Fenerbahçe for eight years

- Also played for Selimiyespor and Ümraniyespor

3-1-3 record in the net after team started season with an 0-6 record club teams for two years each

- Also has a .786 save percentage and a 0.86 goals-against

- All three clubs teams played for were located in average with only six goals allowed in his seven starts

- Recorded career-high seven saves on 15 shots faced against FGCU

Istanbul, Turkey

- Played at Pima CC and Tyler JC before

- Three-time ASUN Goalkeeper of the Week in 2022 transferring to UNF

#1 MICAH GUN

GK - SR - 6-2 - ISTANBUL, TURKEY

Career Stats

#2 FELIX FRENZ

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Transferred in from Converse

- Started all 18 games played with two goals off 22 shots and seven shots on goal

- Had the third-most minutes played with 1,592

- Selected First Team All-Conference in fall 2022

- Played six years with club team, Göppinger SV

- Two “Team of the Week” selections in 2019

#2 FELIX FRENZ

D - GR - 6-2 - GÖPPINGEN, GERMANY

Career Stats (at Converse)

#3 HERBIE STEIGELMAN

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played four years of US Soccer Development a team-high 1,137 minutes played Academy with Armada FC

- Started in 13 of 14 games played in 2022 with

- Team Caption 2017-18 season and 11.0 shots per game, as well as forced a .104 shot percentage

- Helped anchor a backline that has only allowed 1.14 goals per game

- U16 State Cup Final Four while a U16 Region III and a .370 shot on goal percentage Runner-up and U16 FPL Champion in 2017

- Recorded two GW assists in 2022 against Queens (N.C.) & Liberty

- ASUN All-Freshman Team (2019)

#3 HERBIE STEIGELMAN

D- GR - 5-9 - ST. JOHNS, FLA.

Career Stats

#4 ALEX BARNETT

UNF CAREER

- Was one of five UNF players to appear in all 14 matches in 2022

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played for Florida Elite ECNL and won Region

- Made six total starts with 643 minutes played, most by a freshman Championship with club team

- Four of his six starts where in the first four appearances of career

- Was selected ECNL All-American, Florida ECNL

- Has helped post shutouts in two of his starts and five of his conference POTY and first-team All-Conference appearances, including four shutouts against ASUN opponents

- Was also selected as ODP Region All-Star

- Scored 22 goals and had 10 assists in HS while including the full 90 minutes in four games earning All-Area first team

- Have played over 45 minutes in seven total matches,

#4 ALEX BARNETT

D - SO - 6-1 - GAINESVILLE, FLA.

Career Stats

#5 NICK KISHCHENKO

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Transferred in from the College of Staten Island

- Started all 26 career games played with six goals, 34 total shots, 16 shots on goal and 2,189 minutes played

- Scored four goals in 15 starts in 2022 with 23 shots and 10 shots on goal

- Third Team All-Conference selection

Career Stats (at College of Staten Island)

#6 BENDEGUZ BURKA

UNF CAREER

- Started all 13 games with 1,058 total minutes played in 2022

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played for the senior team of Penzugyor SE,

- Scored a goal less than 30 seconds into a match against Mercer in the Hungarian third division

- Led the team in shots taken on the year with 19 total

- Took a shot in 11 of 13 games played in 2022

- Hit a season-high three shots twice against UCA and Mercer

- Fith place with Videoton U19 Team

- Second Place with Videoton U19 Team

- Second place and fourth place with Puskas

- Played the full 90 minutes seven different times on the season Academy U17 and U16 team

- ASUN All-Freshman Team (2019) #6 BENDEGUZ BURKA

#7 ANGUS TAYLOR

UNF CAREER

- Started seven games in 12 appearances with 512 minutes in 2022

- Four starts and seven appearances were made in conference play

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played club ball with Jacksonville Armada

- Team was third in nation and first in their

- Scored first goal of the season for Ospreys in road game against UCF conference through first seven games played

- Had two shots on goal with both occurring against the Knights

- Recorded 10 shots total on the year, including four multi-shot games

- Won Mid-South Offensive POTW in 2021

- Recorded brace against Oakland City

- Played seven games over 45 minutes with season-high mark

#7 ANGUS TAYLOR

M - SR - 5-11 - MORZINE, FRANCE

- Tallied seven goals through season in 2021

- Scored opening goal against No. 21 Bethel of 60 minutes against both UCF and FIU

#5 NICK KISHCHENKO

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Career

#8 JAYLEN YEARWOOD

UNF CAREER

- Was one of five UNF players to appear in all 14 matches in 2022

- Made four starts with 566 minutes played

PRIOR TO UNF

- Plays for GSA ECNL and made ECNL playoffs

- Named ECNL Southeast first-team

- Had nine total shots on the season, leading all freshmen All-Conference

- Recorded two or more shots in two games this season, including

- Four-year varsity starter his Osprey debut against Georgia State, where he also had a SOG

- Scored 26 goals over past three years in HS

- Won MVP, All-Region, and All-State where he had one shot attempted on the road

- Set a career-high 76 minutes played against College of Charleston

#8 JAYLEN YEARWOOD

M - SO - 6-0 - CONYERS, GA.

Career Stats

#9 JOAQUIN ACUÑA

UNF CAREER

- Started six games with 15 appearances with 642 minutes in 2022

PRIOR TO UNF

- Acuna is a prolific goal scorer for Top 10 team

- Was top goal scorer for Ospreys for a second consecutive year in the state of Florida, Azzuri Storm

- Recorded two goals on the season with six SOGs for team-high marks

- Totaled 74 goals in HS, two first-team All-Conf-

- Scored game-winner in 1-0 road victory against Florida Atlantic erence honors and conference POTY nomination

- Had a stretch of four straight games with a SOG attempt

- Led the district in goals for two years and broke

- Set a season-high three shot attempts against Liberty multiple conference and school scoring records

- ASUN All-Freshman Team (Fall 2021)

#9 JOAQUIN ACUNA

F - JR - 6-2 - NAPLES, FLA.

Career Stats

#10 SCOTT BEEKS

UNF CAREER

- Started seven games in 14 appearances with 650 minutes in 2022

PRIOR TO UNF

- Selected to Atlantic 10 All-Rookie team as top

- Made three starts in six matches through conference play scorer freshman year at La Salle

- Recorded 10 shots in eight different games, including

- Also had most assists on team in fall 2021 with a season-high three shots against JU five total

- Also had two shots on goal on the year against Charleston and JU

- Played for highest division in Finland’s profes-

- Set a season-high mark of 80 minutes played during sional soccer league

Osprey debut in season opener against Georgia State

#10 SCOTT BEEKS

M - SR - 6-1 - NABBVAGEN, MARIEHAMN,

Career Stats

- Made professional debut in February 2019

FINLAND

#11 LUC GRANITUR

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Started his collegiate career at UNC Chapel Hill

- Recipient of the ACC top six for service award

- Played for Orlando City B club from 2016-19

- Was the top scorer in development academy for U-15 season scoring 33 goals in 32 games

- Has also been invited to training camps with the US men’s national U-17 team

#11 LUC GRANITUR

F - R-SO - 5-10 - VERO BEACH, FLA.

#12 MICHAEL McFARLANE

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played for Barca Academy and attended ASU Prep, then trained in Madrid, Spain with Fuenlabrada FC Juvenil B

- Scored 18 goals and recorded 16 assists in 28 games played with Barca Residency

- Top scorer from 2018-20 for Beachside Impact

- Made professional debut for CV Fuego at 18 #12 MICHAEL MCFARLANE

F - SO - 5-9 - VERO BEACH, FLA.

#13 MICHAEL CARRERO

UNF CAREER

- Made one appearance on the season with 13 minutes played

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played four years with Tampa Bay United

- Scored 10 goals and dished out 12 assists in on the road against FAU U17 MLS Next Season (2020-2021)

- Recorded game-winning assist to Joaquin Acuna

- Was first collegiate game played against the Owls

#13 MICHAEL CARRERO

- Made playoffs of inaugural U17 MLS Next Cup and won first-ever U17 USL Academy Cup

- Represented Florida in inaugural 2018 International Champions Cup Futures Tournament

#14 ZACH BOARD

UNF CAREER

- Started two games in seven appearances with 281 minutes in 2022

PRIOR TO UNF

- Was a key player on the Tampa Bay United

- Made both starts in conference games during four matches played ECNL side that was National Championship

- Scored first career goal in lone score of the game in win Finalists, won the National League, won the East on the road against Queens (N.C.) ECNL League, and won a state championship

- Set season-high mark of three total shots against the Panthers

- Most minutes played during the year was 49 minutes against Queens

- Season cut short due to leg injury suffered after FGCU game

#14 ZACH BOARD

M - SR - 5-8 - LUTZ, FLA.

Career Stats

#15 RENTARO MIYAKAWA

- Named a high school All-State & All-America

- Owns 31 goals and 32 assists to his name

- He scored a hat trick in the regional finals

UNF CAREER PRIOR TO UNF

- Transferred in from Dodge City CC in 2023

- Played 21 games with 14 starts and two goals

- Also had four total shots, four shots on goal and one game-winner in 187 minutes played

- Started 12 of 14 games with a goal in 2022

- Played for club team, Dodge City Toros FC since 2021 and helped them to UPSL final four

#15 RENTARO MIYAKAWA

M - JR - 5-7 - HOKKAIDO, JAPAN

Career Stats (at Dodge City CC)

#16 RIO ONWUMERE

UNF CAREER

- Played 11 games and made all five of his starts in last five games

- Only player at UNF this year to have at least one goal and one assist

- Second on the team in points with three

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played over nine years with Atlanta Fire United

- Scored four goals and two assists in ECNL

- Awarded U16 Southeast All-Conference Team

- Scored goal late in the second half against Bellarmine in a 1-1 draw and U19 First-Team All-Conference for ECNL

- Dished out assist in another draw, 2-2, on the road against Mercer

- Helped post three shutouts in three of his five games started

- Has played a total of 579 minutes and 403 minutes in conference

#16 RIO ONWUMERE

D - SO - 5-9 - SUWANNE, GA.

Career Stats

- Played 46 games through three seasons in HS

- Selected to Gwinnett Daily Post Super Six, All-

Region and All-County teams

#17 JACOB HARRIS

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played 16 games with two goals and an assist in 2022 for Gardner-Webb

- Clocked 887 total minutes as a true freshman with eight total shots including four SOG

- Played five years with Phoenix Rising FC

- Was a part of the 2017 NPL National Champion team under coach Clayton Zelin

Career Stats (at Gardner-Webb)

#18 JONATHAN DANIEL

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played two years for club, Sporting Delaware

- Scored 14 goals and assisted on five scores in 25 games played with club team in 2021-22

- Won ECNL Northeast Conference Championship in 2021 & 2022

- Totaled 63 goals and 26 assists in 59 games played throughout his HS career

#19 JAXON REINHARDT

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Transferred in from Grand Canyon in 2023

- Played in five games with one shot attempt

- Played four years of soccer at Chaparral HS

- Was also a 6A Academic All-State selection

- Played 10 years with RSL-AZ MLS Next ‘03 club

- Earned ECNL All-American honors and was top 40 nationally in the league

#20 BRADEN MASKER

UNF CAREER

- Made eight starts in 11 appearances in 2022

- Has the most starts by a freshman on the UNF squad this season

PRIOR TO UNF

- Top league goal scorer for Florida Roots FC in

NPSL U-19 league

- Won conference championship with eight against Mercer and Bellarmine goals and three assists in six games

- Led the team in total assists with two total, which came

- Set a career-high in shots against Liberty with three total

- Led district in points, goals and assists senior after only having one in three separate games year with 18 goals, six assists and 42 point

- Has six shots on the year, including three on goal

- Four-year varsity starter and team captain in HS #20 BRADEN MASKER

M - SO - 5-10 - PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLA.

Career Stats

#21 AIDEN JOKOMBA

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Transferred in from Florida Gulf Coast in 2023

- Started 10 of 44 games played at FGCU with seven goals in his career

- Recorded 24 total shots, 15 shots on goal and three game-winners in 1,087 minutes

- Also won Champions Cup and Golden Boot #21 AIDEN JOKOMBA

F - GR - 5-10 - MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA

#22 WILL EYDAM

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played six years for club team, Southern Soccer Academy

- Was two-year captain on club team and won USLA Championship

- Was GHSA 5A State Championship and HS National Championship in 2020-21

- Earned clean sheet in state final at McIntosh HS

Career Stats (at FGCU)

#23 BRIAN McMANUS JR.

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played five years on club team, Barca Residency Academy, in Arizona

- Scored six total goals with the club

- Made the MLS Next Playoffs three seasons

- Crowned MLS Next Southwest Division Champions during the 2021-22 season

- Earned Summa Cum Laude and honor roll #23 BRIAN McMANUS JR.

D - FR - 5-8 - CASA GRANDE, ARIZ.

#24 OWEN CUNHA

UNF CAREER

- Made five starts in 11 games played during 2022 season

PRIOR TO UNF

- Two-time state champion and four-year

- Also started four of five games played in conference matches captain with club, Bethesda SC

- Played at least 55 minutes in five games this season,

- 59 assists through first two years and most

- Won HS state championship freshman year including a career-high 85 minutes against Lipscomb on the road

- Helped post shutouts on defense in three of his five starts, minutes all-time as underclassman as well as five games total in appearances on the season

- Biggest game was goal and two assists with

90% pass completion and 10/11 tackles won #24 OWEN CUNHA

- Attempted one shot, which was on goal, against FGCU

D - SO - 5-10 - FREDERICK, MD.

Career Stats

#25 STEVEN BARRIER

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played for three years with Tormenta FC club

- Scored two goals and recorded two assists in four games with Tormenta FC before being injured in U-17

- Helped club team make final of USLA Cup

- Selected as captain for U-16 and U-17 teams

- Has made honor roll all four years of HS #25 STEVEN BARRIER M - FR - 5-9 - RICHMOND HILL, GA.

#26 NIKLAS SCHAFFNER

UNF CAREER

PRIOR TO UNF

- Had 21 goals and 25 assists in the U.S. during 2022 season Development Academy

- Made one appearance on the season with 20 minutes played

- Entered the game against College of Charleston on the road

#26 NIKLAS SCHNAFFER

D - JR - 5-10 - JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

Career Stats

#27 ETHAN ASH

UNF CAREER

- Made six starts in seven appearances in 2022

- Started all three games he played in conference games

- Consistent starter for the JFC UPSL team which plays in a men’s amateur division in Florida and is a playoff contender in 2021.

- Trained in Germany with FC Kaiserslautern and SV Sandhausen as a U17 player in 2018

PRIOR TO UNF

- Made one appearance at Denver spring 2021

- Captain of academy team for FC United

- Went to high school at Lincoln-Way West HS appearance against Central Arkansas

- Played full 90 minutes once in debut ASUN

- Passed each year of high school with

- Helped Ospreys to two shutout victories on defense high honors

- Suffered season-ending injury after playing Queens (N.C.)

Career Stats

#28 MARK ROMANO

UNF CAREER

- Played club soccer with FC United Academy (DA)

PRIOR TO UNF

- Played 11 years on club team, Jacksonville FC

- Also played senior year with Ponte Vedra HS

- Helped team to Elite Eight visit at the MLS Next Championship in 2021

- Scored 12 goals, seven assists and accumulated 31 points as a senior

- Was a part of honor society in HS

#28 MARK ROMANO

M - FR - 5-10 - PONTE VEDRA BEACH, FLA.

#33 CHRISTIAN GRAHAM

PRIOR TO UNF

- Transferred in from Dayton in 2023

- Named to 2021-22 A-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2021-22

- Helped captain club team, Shattuck St. Mary’s, to two-time State Cup Championships

- Competed in MLS Next Playoffs in 2020

- Won the PSAL Championship both years

#99 CADEN WILLIAMS

- Played seven years with club team and five seasons with Clearwater Central Catholic HS

- Club soccer with Clearwater Chargers MLS Next

- Has played in 39 club games over three years with 64 points, 28 goals and nine assists, including 17 goals and five assists as a junior

- Was team captain and FACA All-State recipient

HARBOR, FLA.

O30 at Embry-Riddle

N4 at UNC Pembroke 2

N7 vs. USC Upstate 3

• – Denotes Peach Belt Match

1 – Striking Moccasin Invitational (Lakeland, Fla.)

2 – Peach Belt Tournament First Round (Pembroke, N.C.)

3 – Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Morrow, Ga.)

1999

• – Denotes Sunshine State Match 1 – Labor Day Tournament (Waltham, Mass.)

1996 12-6-1

H: 8-2-1 | A: 4-4-0 | N: 0-0-0 Sunshine State: 5-2-0 (3rd)

S3 at Thomas (ot) W, 2-1

S6 Northwood W, 5-0

S8 at Lynn L, 1-4

S11 Brewton-Parker W, 2-0

S13 West Florida W, 3-2

S18 Saint Leo • W, 3-1

S23 Tampa • W, 4-2

S29 at UNC Pembroke W, 3-0

O5 at Flagler (ot) L, 0-3

O10 Tenn. Wesleyan (ot2) T, 3-3

O16 at Florida Tech • L, 0-4

O18 Montreat W, 6-1

O20 at Barry • L, 1-3

O23 Jacksonville L, 0-1

O27 Francis Marion (ot) L, 1-2

O30 Florida Southern • (ot) W, 3-2

N2 at Embry-Riddle (ot) W, 4-3 N5 at Eckerd • W,

2000 11-7-0

H: 7-3-0 | A: 4-3-0 | N: 0-1-0

Peach Belt: 4-3-0 (t-3rd)

S1 Queens 1 (ot) L, 0-1

S3 Pfeiffer 1 (ot) W, 2-1

S7 Saint Leo W, 3-2

S10 at UNC Pembroke • W, 4-2

S16 Francis Marion • (ot) L, 0-1

N1 USC Upstate 2 (ot)

• – Denotes Peach Belt Match

1 – UNF Labor Day Kickoff Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – Peach Belt Tournament First Round (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2001 7-5-3

H: 3-2-1 | A: 3-2-2 | N: 1-1-0 Peach Belt: 3-3-0 (t-3rd)

A28 at Florida Tech (ot2)

A31 vs. Presbyterian 1 W, 1-0

vs.

2002 8-5-2

H: 4-4-2 | A: 4-1-0 | N: 0-0-0 Peach Belt: 4-1-1 (2nd)

A30 Belmont-Abbey 1 (ot2) T, 0-0

2004 5-9-1 H: 2-5-0 | A: 2-3-1 | N: 1-1-0

Peach Belt: 2-3-1 (5th)

A28 vs. Queens 1 L, 0-3

A29 vs. Belmont-Abbey 1 W, 1-0

S8 Jacksonville L, 2-3

S15 Saint Leo L, 2-3

S22 Warner Southern W, 3-0

S25 at USC Aiken • W, 5-1

O2 at Lander • (ot2) T, 3-3

O5 Webber International L, 1-2

O9 USC Upstate • L, 2-6

O12 at Francis Marion • L, 2-3

O16 Clayton State • (ot2) W, 1-0

O19 at Florida Tech L, 0-4

O23 UNC Pembroke • L, 1-3

O29 at SCAD W, 1-0

N2 at Lander 2 L, 0-1

• – Denotes Peach Belt Match

1 – Clayton State Kickoff Classic (Morrow, Ga.)

2 – Peach Belt Tournament First Round (Greenwood, S.C.)

2005 3-10-1

H: 2-3-0 | A: 1-6-1 | N: 0-1-0 Atlantic Sun: 3-5-0 (7th)

S3 at UC Irvine 1 L, 1-3

S5 vs. Loyola Marymount 1 L, 0-8

S9 at Georgia Southern (ot2) T, 1-1

S18 at Wofford L, 2-3

S20 at Winthrop L, 2-5

S25 UCF L, 1-3

S29 Gardner-Webb • W, 1-0

O1 Campbell • W, 2-1

O13 at Mercer • (ot) L, 0-1

O23 Stetson • L, 0-4

O27 at Lipscomb • W, 3-2

O29 at Belmont • L, 1-2

O31 Florida Atlantic • L, 0-1

N4 at Jacksonville • L, 1-4

• – Denotes Atlantic Sun Match

1 – UC Irvine College Classic (Irvine, Calif.)

N6 vs. Francis Marion 3 (ot)

• – Denotes Peach Belt Match

1 – Argonaut Invitational (Pensacola, Fla.)

2 – Peach Belt Tournament First Round (Jacksonville, Fla.)

3 – Peach Belt Conference Tournament (Spartanburg, S.C.)

+ – Forfeit win

1 – Gardner-Webb JAKO Classic (Boiling Springs, N.C.)

2 – Jacksonville University Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

3 – ProRehab Aces Soccer Classic (Evansville, Ind.)

2012 4-13-0

H: 3-6-0 | A: 1-6-0 | N: 0-1-0 Atlantic Sun: 1-7-0 (9th)

A24 Sienna 1 W, 4-2

A26 Georgia State 1 L, 1-3

A31 FIU L, 1-2

S2 Florida Atlantic W, 1-0

S8 at Georgia Southern W, 4-3

S14 at #25 UC Riverside 2 L, 0-5

S16 vs. San Diego State 2 L, 0-9

S23 at #23 Furman L, 0-5

S29 UCF L, 0-4

O5 at East Tennessee State • L, 0-4

O7 at USC Upstate • L, 1-4

O12 Northern Kentucky • L, 1-2

O14 at FGCU • L, 0-2

O18 Mercer • L, 0-3

O26 at Stetson • L, 2-3

O28 Lipscomb • (ot2) W, 3-2

N3 Jacksonville • L, 1-5

• – Denotes Atlantic Sun Match

1 – Mike Gibbs Memorial Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – UC Riverside Tournament (Riverside, Calif.)

2013

8-7-3

2015 10-7-1

H: 7-1-1 | A:

S21 at #2 North Carolina

O3 at Lipscomb • W, 3-0

O10 FGCU • (ot2) T, 1-1 O17 Stetson • W, 2-0

O24 at Jacksonville • W, 1-0

O28 at Florida Atlantic L, 0-1

O31 USC Upstate • W, 2-0

N7 Lipscomb3 (ot2) W, 2-1

N14 USC Upstate 3 W, 7-0

N16 at Coastal Carolina 4 L, 0-1

* – Denotes Atlantic Sun Conference Match

1 – Mike Gibbs Memorial Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – Wilmington-Wrightsville Beach Classic (Wilmington, N.C.)

3 – Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

4 – NCAA Tournament (Conway, S.C.)

H: 3-3-1 | A: 4-3-2 | N: 1-1-0 Atlantic Sun: 2-4-2 (6th)

A30 Western Illinois 1 W, 2-1

S1 Valparaiso 1 (ot2) T, 1-1

S8 at UCF (ot) W, 1-0

S14 UNC Asheville W, 4-1

S20 at FIU W, 1-0

S22 at Florida Atlantic (ot) L, 2-3

S28 at Wofford L, 0-2

O4 East Tennessee State • L, 0-1

O11 at Northern Kentucky • (ot2) T, 1-1

O13 at Lipscomb • L, 0-1

O19 USC Upstate • L, 3-4

O26 at Mercer • W, 1-0

N2 Stetson • W, 1-0

N6 at Jacksonville • (ot2) T, 1-1

N9 FGCU • L, 1-2

N13 vs. Mercer 2 W, 1-0

N15 at FGCU 2 W, 2-1

N17 vs. East Tennessee State 2 L, 1-3

* – Denotes Atlantic Sun Conference Match

1 – Mike Gibbs Memorial Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament (Fort Myers, Fla.)

2014 8-7-1

H: 4-1-0 | A: 3-4-1 | N: 1-2-0 Atlantic Sun: 3-2-1 (4th)

A29 Florida Atlantic1 W, 5-2

A31 NJIT1 W, 3-1

S5 at Furman2 (ot) L, 1-2

S7 vs. College of Charleston2 L, 0-4

S13 at Georgia State L, 1-4

S17 at UCF W, 1-0

S21 Wofford Canc.

S27 at Stetson • L, 0-6

O4 Jacksonville • W, 2-0

O11 at USC Upstate • W, 3-0

O18 Lipscomb • L, 0-1

O24 at FGCU • (ot2) T, 2-2

N3 at Mercer

N8 Northern Kentucky • W, 4-0

N12 vs. USC Upstate3 W, 5-0 N13 at Lipscomb 3 W, 3-0

N16 vs. FGCU 3 L, 0-1

* – Denotes Atlantic Sun Conference Match

1 – Mike Gibbs Memorial Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – Diadora/Spinx Gray Griffin Memorial Torunament (Greenville, S.C.)

3 – Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

2016 9-4-2

H: 4-1-2 | A: 5-3-0 | N: 0-0-0 Atlantic Sun: 5-0-1 (1st)

A26 Winthrop1 W, 3-0

A28 UNC Greensboro1 (ot2) T, 2-2

S2 at Campbell Canc.

S4 at #27 N.C. State W, 3-2

S9 FIU W 4-3

S14 at USF L, 0-1

S17 at #8 Denver L 0-1

S21 at UCF W, 2-1

S24 at Georgia Southern L, 0-2

O1 Lipscomb • W, 3-0

O14 Jacksonville • (ot2) W, 1-0

O18 at #11 FGCU • W, 3-2

O22 at Stetson • (ot) W, 3-2

O26 NJIT • (ot2) T, 1-1

O29 at USC Upstate • W, 4-0

N6 Jacksonville 2 L, 0-1

* – Denotes Atlantic Sun Conference Match

1 – Mike Gibbs Memorial Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2 – Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament (Jacksonville, Fla.)

2017 3-10-2

H: 2-5-0 | A: 1-4-2 | N: 0-1-0 Atlantic Sun: 2-3-1 (4th)

A20 at USF L, 1-5

A25 Campbell 1 W, 2-0

A27 UNC Wilmington 1 L, 2-3.

S1 Georgia Southern L, 1-2

S5 at South Carolina L, 0-1

S16 at UConn (ot2) T, 2-2

S23 Stetson* L ,0-1

S21 at UCF W, 2-1

S26 at FIU L, 0-5

S30 FGCU* L, 0-2

O4 Col. of Charleston L, 1-2

O14 at Lipscomb * L, 0-1

O22 at NJIT* (ot2) T, 1-1

O25 at Jacksonville* W, 2-1

O28 USC Upstate* W, 2-1

N3 vs. Jacksonville* L, 1-2

* – Denotes Atlantic Sun Conference Match

1 – Mike Gibbs Memorial Tournament (DeLand, Fla.)

2 – Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament (Hodges Stadium)

SERIES RECORDS

Records Since 1994

matches are unknown – listed as neutral)

- Atlantic Sun Tournament Semifinals (Nashville, Tenn.)

OVERALL SERIES RECORDS

Points

1.

MATCH RECORDS (All-Time)

SEASON & CAREER RECORDS (All-Time)

MATCHES PLAYED

Goals

1. 3 A. Nunez at USC Upstate

GOALS

3 B. Devery vs. Embry-Riddle ‘92

3 B. Devery vs. Roger Williams ‘92

3 B. Devery vs. Savannah Col. A&D ‘92

3 B. Devery vs. Warner Southern ‘92

3 M. Romano vs. Florida Southern ‘92

3 M. Sylvester vs. Warner Southern ‘92

3 S. Lucas vs. Webber ‘91

3

3 C. Dunn vs. West Florida 10/7/94

3 D. Manning vs. Warner Southern ‘92

3 B. Reynolds vs. Florida Southern ‘92

3 M. Cagnassola vs. Warner Southern ‘91

MATCHES STARTED

ASSISTS

POINTS

SHOTS

SEASON

1. 60 Akil Defreitas (7 goals)

2. 58 Victor Duncan (14 goals)

3. 56 Adrian Nunez (5 goals)

4. 53 A.J. Romano (17 goals)

5. 51 Danny Spake (3 goals)

6.

SEASON & CAREER RECORDS (All-Time)

CAREER

1. 7 Adam O’Neill

7 Akil DeFreitas

3. 6 Robert West

4. 5 Josh Castellanos

5 Drew Spragg

6. 4 Milan Kovacs

4 Pedro Carneiro

4 Helge Pietschmann

4 A.J. Romano

VICTORIES

2007-10

2006-08

1998-01

2015-17

2012-15

2014-16

2013-15

2014-15

1993-96

10. 3 Joaquin Acuna 2021-present

3 Bryson Smith

3 Andrey Rosales

3 Steven Lowenthal

CAREER

1. 151 Victor Duncan (25 goals)

2. 147 Adam O’Neill (24 goals)

3. 140 Mark Romano (34 goals)

4. 133 Peter Sesay (27 goals)

5. 132 Facundo Videla (18 goals)

SHOTS ON GOAL

SEASON

1. 34 A.J. Romano (17 goals)

2. 33 Martin Pettersson (10 goals)

3. 32 John Berg (11

4.

5.

1.

2.

MATCH-WINNING GOALS

1.

2018-22

2015-16

2008-09

3 Peter Sesay 1996, ‘98-99

SAVES

SEASON

1. 120 Heath Hardin (31 GA, 120 saves) 1994

2. 109 Stephen Krause (37 GA, 109 saves) 1992

3. 98 Heath Hardin (30 GA, 98 saves) 1993

4. 96 Andrew Calise (24 GA, 96 saves) 2007

5. 89 Vladimir Zec-Bobek (22 GA, 89 saves) 1995

6. 88 Spencer Kraemer (21 GA, 88 saves) 1991

7. 86 Tony Restino (30 GA, 86 saves) 2008

8. 74 David Robbins (31 GA, 74 saves) 1996

9. 72 Mikael Faltin (36 GA, 72 saves) 1998

10. 70 Brad Sienkiewicz (25 GA, 70 saves) 2012

CAREER

1. 282 Heath Hardin (81 GA, 282 saves) 1992-95

2. 150 Kyle Nasta (71 GA, 150 saves)

3. 138 Brad Sienkiewicz (46 GA, 138 saves)

4. 137 Andrew Calise (46 GA, 137 saves)

5. 122 Mikael Faltin (61 GA, 122 saves) 1998-99

6. 109 Stephen Krause (37 GA, 109 saves) 1992

7. 102 Michael Frost (44 GA, 102 saves)

8. 97 Blake Baldwin (34 GA, 97 saves)

9. 94 Padraic Gilley (49 GA, 94 saves)

10. 91 David Robbins (39 GA, 91 saves)

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

(min. 500 minutes)

SHUTOUTS

MATCH RECORDS (Division I)

SEASON & CAREER RECORDS (Division I) MATCHES PLAYED

POINTS

MATCHES STARTED

GOALS

ASSISTS

CAREER

1. 19 Alex Morrell

2. 10 Shareef Rajkumar

3. 9 Jay Bolt

4. 8 Cormac Begley

5. 7 Mikey Connell

7 Simen Solstad

7 Adam O’Neill

8. 6 Jean Rivaroli

10.

SHOTS

1. 60 Akil DeFreitas (7 goals)

2. 56 Adrian Nunez (5 goals)

3. 49 Adam O’Neill (8 goals)

4. 42 Adam O’Neill (7 goals)

5. 39 Milan Kovacs (4

6.

CAREER

1. 147 Adam O’Neill (24 goals)

2. 99 Alex Morrell (10 goals)

3. 96 Akil DeFreitas (13 goals) 2006-08

4. 87 Milan Kovacs (13 goals)

5. 84 Adrian Nunez (12 goals)

6. 78 Shareef Rajkumar (6 goals)

7. 71 Josh Castellanos (10 goals)

8. 63 Frank Dinzey (3 goals)

9. 58 Helge Pietschmann (14 goals)

10. 57 Bryson Smith (6 goals)

SHOTS ON GOAL

SEASON

1. 29 Adrian Nunez (5 goals)

2. 27 Akil DeFreitas (7 goals)

3. 22 Alex Morrell (4 goals)

4. 21 Adam O’Neill (8 goals)

SEASON & CAREER RECORDS (Division I)

GAME-WINNING GOALS

SEASON

WINS

‘09

SAVES

SEASON

SHUTOUTS

2017

2007

2015

(19 GA, 48 saves)

48 Kyle Nasta (25 GA, 48 saves)

CAREER

1. 150 Kyle Nasta (71 GA, 150 saves)

2. 138 Brad Sienkiewicz (46 GA, 138 saves)

3. 137 Andrew Calise (46 GA, 137 saves)

2007

2008 21 Adam O’Neill (7 goals)

6. 19 Akil DeFreitas (6 goals)

7. 17 Adam O’Neill (6 goals)

2008

4. 102 Michael Frost (44 GA, 102 saves)

5. 94 Padraic Gilley (38 GA, 76 saves) 2016-22

6. 86 Tony Restino (30 GA, 86 saves) 2008

2005

2009 17 Martin Pettersson (3 goals)

9. 16 Milan Kovacs (6 goals)

2016 16 Milan Kovacs (4 goals)

7. 69 Juanes Fajardo (29 GA,

8.

CAREER

2015

2015 16 Helge Pietschmann (8 goals)

1. 69 Adam O’Neill (24 goals) 2007-10

2. 51 Alex Morrell (10 goals) 2012-15

3. 46 Akil DeFreitas (13 goals)

4. 43 Milan Kovacs (13 goals)

5. 42 Adrian Nunez (12 goals)

6. 36 Josh Castellanos (10 goals)

36 Shareef Rajkumar (6 goals)

8. 30 Helge Pietschmann (14 goals)

9. 24 Camilo Garcia (7 goals)

10. 23 Cormac Begley (2 goals)

23 Frank Dinzey (3 goals)

‘09

9.

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE

1.

DIVISION I

NSCAA All-Southeast Region

2016

Jay Bolt (1st)

Joshua Castellanos (2nd)

Adrian Nunez (3rd)

2015

Kelge Pietschmann (2015)

Alex Morrell (2015)

Kyle Nasta (2015)

Jay Bolt (3rd)

2014

Helge Pietschmann (2nd)

Jay Bolt (3rd)

Alex Morrell (3rd)

Kyla Nasta (3rd)

Diogo Quirino (3rd)

NSCAA Scholar All-America

Helge Pietschmann (2015)

NSCAA Scholar All-Region

Kyle Nasta (2014)

All-South Region

2009

Matthew Hollyoak (2nd)

ASUN Conference

Player of the Year

Jay Bolt (2016) (Defender)

Adrian Nunez (2016) (Freshman)

Kyle Nasta (2014) (Goalkeeper)

ASUN Conference

Coach of the Year

Derek Marinatos (2016)

Derek Marinatos (2015)

All-ASUN Conference

2022

LJ Estes (1st)

Spring 2021

Jovoney Brown

Cormac Begley

LJ Estes

2019

LJ Estes (2nd)

Jake Hawker (2nd)

2018

Nick Burgess (2nd)

Bryson Smith (2nd)

2017

Adrian Nunez (1st)

Josh Castellaons (2nd)

Juanes Fajardo (2nd)

Micah Smoak (2nd)

2016

Jay Bolt (1st)

Adrian Nunez (1st)

Joshua Castellanos (1st)

Juanes Fajardo (2nd)

Mlan Kovacs (2nd)

Micah Smoak (2nd)

Simen Solstad (2nd)

2015

Jay Bolt (1st)

Alex Morrell (1st)

Helge Pietschmann (1st)

Kyle Nasta (2nd)

Simen Solstad (2nd)

Joshua Castellanos (2nd)

Milan Kovacs (2nd)

2014

Kyla Nasta (1st)

Diogo Quirino (1st)

Helge Pietschmann (1st)

Jay Bolt (2nd)

Alex Morrell (2nd)

2013

Alex Morrell (2nd)

2009

Matthew Hollyoak (1st)

Adam O’Neill (2nd)

2008

Akil Defeitas (1st)

Adam O’Neill (2nd)

2007

Akil Defeitas (2nd)

Matthew Hollyoak (2nd)

ASUN All-Freshman Team

Fall 2021

Joaquin Acuna

Spring 2021

Ale Rodriguez

2019

Robbie Soronellas

Bendeguz Burka

Herbie Stiegelman

2018

Nick Lodovico

Bryson Smith

2017

LJ Estes

2016

Adrian Nunez

Cormac Begley

2015

Ivan Castro

2013

Jay Bolt

Niklas Schuessler

2012

Camilo Garcia

Alex Morrell

2007

Akil Defreitas

Adam O’Neill

2006

Matthew Hollyoak

2005

Linus Johannson

ASUN Conference Player of the Week

Igor Martins (Oct. 19, 2021)

Jovoney Brown (Feb. 23, 2021)

Collin Scott (Oct. 15, 2018)

Mikey Connell (Sept. 24, 2018)

Josh Castellanos (Oct. 30, 2017)

Adrian Nunez (Aug. 28, 2017)

Adrian Nunez (Oct. 31, 2016)

Jay Bolt (Oct. 24, 2016)

Adrian Nunez (Oct. 24, 2016)

Juanes Fajadro (Oct. 3, 2016)

Joshua Castellanos (Sept. 12, 2016)

Jay Bolt (Sept. 6, 2016)

Micah Smoak (Aug. 29, 2016)

Kyle Nasta (Oct. 26, 2015)

Milan Kovacs (Oct. 19, 2015)

Kyle Nasta (Sept. 22, 2014)

Brad Sienkiewicz (Oct. 28, 2013)

Jean Rivaroli (Aug. 27, 2012)

Adam O’Neill (Nov. 10, 2008)

ASUN Conference

Defensive Player of the Week

LJ Estes (Nov. 2, 2022)

Giovanny Abreu (Oct. 12, 2021)

LJ Estes (Feb. 23, 2021)

LJ Estes (Feb. 16, 2021)

LJ Estes (Oct. 21, 2019)

Adam Everett (Oct. 7, 2019)

Padraic Gilley (Sept. 30, 2019)

Jay Bolt (Oct. 24, 2016)

Juanes Fajardo (Oct. 3, 2016)

Jay Bolt (Sept. 6, 2016)

Micah Smoak (Aug. 29, 2016)

Kyle Nasta (Oct. 26, 2016)

Jay Bolt (Oct. 6, 2014)

Kyle Nasta (Sept. 22, 2014)

Diogo Quirino (Nov. 4, 2013)

Brad Sienkiewicz (Oct. 28, 2013)

Brad Sienkiewicz (Sept. 11, 2013)

Christopher Bush (Sept. 3, 2013)

ASUN Conference

Goalkeeper of the Week

Micah Gun (Nov. 2, 2022)

Micah Gun (Oct. 11, 2022)

Micah Gun (Oct. 4, 2022)

NSCAA Team Academic Award

2013

2014

2015

2016

CoSIDA Academic

All-American

2016

Milan Kovacs

2015

Helge Pietschmann

CoSIDA Academic All-District

2016

Milan Kovacs

2015

Helge Pietschmann

ASUN Conference

All-Academic Team

2022

LJ Estes

Spring 2021

Padraic Gilley

2019

Padraic Gilley

Torian Went

2018

Torian Went

2017

Joshua Castellanos

2016

Milan Kovacs

Niklas Schuessler

2015

Milan Kovacs

Helge Pietschmann

2014

Kyle Nasta

ASUN Honor Roll

2021-22

Ethan Ash, Luke Barforosh, Alex

Barnett, Scott Beeks, Charlie Betts, Zach Board, Bendeguz Burka, Michael Carrero, LJ Estes, Padraic Gilley, Micah Gun, Igor Martins, Braden Masker, Chema Preciado, Miguel Quintana, Alejandro Rodriguez Lopez, Niklas Schaffner, Jake Schoffstall, Nino Smith, Bryson Smith, Herbie Steigelman, Angus

Taylor, Dean Walker, Jaylen

Yearwood

2021-22

Joaquin Acuna, Luke Barforosh, Zach Board, Bendeguz Burka, LJ Estes, Padraic Gilley, Colain Jean, Igor Martins, Mirza Nevoric, Miguel Quintana, Alejandro Rodriguez

Lopez, Niklas Schaffner, Bryson Smith, Nino Smith, Herbie Steigelman, Luto Tom, Dean Walker

2020-21

Cormac Begley, Zach Board, Jovoney Brown, Bendeguz Burka, LJ Estes, Adam Everett, Holden Giesecke, Padraic Gilley, Spencer Groves, Landen Haig, Igor Martins, Carlos Melendez, Mirza Nevoric, Miguel Quintana, Alejandro Rodriguez

Lopez, Blake Sams, Nino Smith, Robert Soronellas, Herbie

Steigelman, Jackson Vander Ven, Dean Walker, Henrik Welle

2019-20

Xavi Apolinario, Cormac Begley, Brennan Breuer, Bendeguz Burka, LJ Estes, Adam Everett, Padraic Gilley, Landen Haig, Igor Martins, Sekani Mayers, Carlos Melendez, Mirza Nevoric, Blake Sams, Collin Scott, Bryson Smith, Robert Soronellas, Herbie Steigelman, Dean Walker, Henrik Welle, Kondjo Zebina

2018-19

Cormac Begley, Chase Bobbitt, Zane Bubb, Nicholas Burgess, LJ Estes, Adam Everett, Kyle Frudakis, Padraic Gilley, Nathan Harte, Jacob Hawker, Sekani Mayers, Mirza Nevoric, Shane Nicholson, Michael Sams, Collin Scott, Bryson Smith, Henrik Welle, Torian Went, Kondjo Zebina

2017-18

Nicholas Burgess, Bayley Cashion, Joshua Castellanos, Ivan Castro, Aidan D’Mello, LJ Estes, Adam Everett, Padraic Gilley, Shane Nicholson, Tord Pedersen, Tawan Selese, Micah Smoak, Henrik Welle, Torian Went, Antonio Williams

2016-17

Cormac Begley, Bayley Cashion, Joshua Castellanos, Ivan Castro, Aiden D’Mello, Cormac Dodd, Juanes Fajardo, Milan Kovacs, Sebastian Morales, Adrian Nunez, Tord Pederson, Alexis Saborio, Niklas Schuessler, Micah Smoak, Simen Solstad, Sylvester Szcesniewicz, Spencer Tworkowski, Torian Went

2015-16

Bayley Cashion, Joshua Castellanos, Aiden D’Mello, Camillo Garcia, Milan Kovacs, Anthony Lucido, Alex Morrell, Kyle Nasta, Shane Nicholson, Tord Pedersen, Helge Pietschmann, Niklas Shuessler, Andrew Spragg

2014-15

Christopher Bush, Pedro Carneiro, Casey Caronis, Aiden D’Mello, Juanes Fajardo, Camilo Garcia, Milan Kovacs, Anthony Lucido, Max McDaniel, CJ Mealor, Alex Morrell, Teddy Mulamba, Tord Pedersen, Helge Pietschmann, Niklas Schuessler, Simen Solstad, Andrew Spagg, Sylvester Szczesniewcz

2013-14

John Bolt, Andrew Bruce, Christopher Bush, Luis Camejo, Casey Caronis, Camilo Garcia, Max McDaniel, Christopher Mealer, Teddy Mulamba, Kyle Nasta, Jean Rivaroli, Niklas Schuessler, Sylvester Szczesniewicz, Grady Trimble, Demetri Zervos

2012-13

Casey Caronis, Oscar Castillo, Gregory Crowell, Max McDaniel, Zachary Meyer, Alex Morrell, Teddy Mulamba, Kyle Nasta, Jean Rivaroli, Brad Sienkiewicz, Grady Trimble

2011-12

Julian Botella, Luis Camejo, Casey Caronis, Aaron Conard, Greg Crowell, Pedro D’Avila, Austin Doyle, Zachary Friedel, Zachary Meyer, Teddy Mulamba, Christopher Yurkiewicz

2010-11

Sebastian Bianchi, Andrew Calise, Luis Camejo, Greg Crowell, Enrique Haeussler, Calvin Lowe, Luis Montoya

2009-10

Julian Beau, Sebastian Bianchi, Andrew Calise, Juan Castillo, Davor Fetahovic, Nick Fogarty, Dario Grgic, Matt Hollyoak, Steven Lowenthal, Luis Montoya, Shareef Rajkumar

2008-09

Julian Beau, Evan Brandsdorfer, Akil Burgen, Juan Castillo, Theo Fulger, Dario Grgic, Luis Montoya, Kevin Ramirez

2007-08

Mikhail Awai, Ryan Brennan, Matthew Hollyoak, Oscar Ortiz, Shareef Rajkumar

2006-07

Matthew Allerding, William Carter, Mats Elmsater, Cord McCoy, Robert O’Brien, David Pollard, Martin Schute, Mark Sergio

2005-06

Ryan Brennan, Kyle Callahan, Cole Chancellor, Mats Elmsater, Chris O’Brien, Shareef Rajkumar, Matthew Williams

DIVISION II

All-South Region 1999

Peter Sesay (2nd) John Berg (3rd)

1996 Peter Sesay (2nd)

NSCAA All-Southeast Region 2004

Martin Pettersson (2nd)

NSCAA/UMBRO

All-South Region

1996

A.J. Romano (2nd)

Peter Sesay (2nd)

1994

Nate Silva (2nd)

Chris Dunn (3rd)

1993

Gary McCall (3rd)

CoSIDA Academic All-District

1999

Tobias Eriksson

Peach Belt Conference

Player of the Year

Danny Spake (2000)

Peach Belt Conference

Freshman of the Year

Martin Pettersson (2004)

Robert West (1998)

Peach Belt Conference

Coach of the Year

Ray Bunch (1999)

All-Peach Belt Conference

2004

Martin Pettersson

2003

Victor Duncan

2002

Facundo Videla

2001

Daniel Alstrom

Colm Kierans

2000

Danny Spake

1999

John Berg

Peter Sesay

Danny Spake

Robert West

1998

Peter Sesay

Robert West

Peach Belt Conference

All-Tournament Team

2003

Jason Farrell

2002

Victor Duncan

2001

Jason Farrell

2000

Danny Spake

1999

Chris Bond

Zach Hodgson

1998

Tobias Eriksson

Danny Spake

1997

Dylan Matera

Peach Belt Conference

Player of the Week

Terry Peak (Sept. 28, 2004)

Victor Duncan (Nov. 3, 2003)

Blake Baldwin (Oct. 8, 2001)

John Berg (Oct. 18, 1999)

Danny Spake (Oct. 11, 1999)

Peter Sesay (Sept. 13, 1999)

Peach Belt Presidential

Honor Roll

2004

Chris Crider

Mats Elmsater

Olexiy Nesterov

Terry Peak

Nicholas Rodgers

Patrick Thurston

Facundo Videla

2003

Tony Alteri

Donald Balloon

David Brown

Mats Elmsater

Terry Peak

James Powers

James Ross

Christian Savio

Shane Shepard

Facundo Videla

2002

Amin Allalou

Tony Alteri

Eric Emmons

Paul Pavich

Matt Sands

Shane Shepard

Espen Thoresen

James Upton

Facundo Videla

2001

Eric Emmons

Robin Exman

Adnan Hasanic

Colm Kierans

Paul Pavich

Shane Shepard

Chris Summa

James Upton

Facundo Videla

2000

Colm Kierans

Paul Pavich

Martin Sjogren

1999

John Berg

Chris Bond

Tobias Eriksson

Zach Hodgson

Aaron McFarland

Jeff Nelson

Paul Pavich

Danny Spake

Andrew West

1998

Chris Bond

Tobias Eriksson

Rune Kjernsmo

Stephen Lawrence

Jani Myohanen

Danny Neil

Eric Price

John Queitsch

David Robbins

Jeremiah Sauer

Andrew West

1997

Chris Bond

Steven Griggs

Robbie Lawrence

Doug Leonard

Vinny Leonard

Jani Myohanen

Eric Price

David Robbins

All-Sunshine State Conference

1996

Peter Sesay (1st)

A.J. Romano (2nd)

Jens Hansen (HM)

1995

A.J. Romano (2nd)

1994

Nate Silva (1st)

Chris Dunn (2nd)

Sunshine State Conference

Commissioner’s Honor Roll

1996

Jens Hansen

Robbie Lawrence

Vinny Leonard

Danny Neil

Eric Price

1995

Jamie Cannon

Robbie Lawrence

1994

Adam Lombardo

Danny Manning

Kasper Neilsen

Kjell Rollness

NAIA All-District

1992

Gary McCall (1st)

Matt Sessions (2nd)

1991

Gary McCall (2nd)

NAIA Academic All-District

1992

Mike Bullock

1991

Bryan Aylstock

Brett Bowen

Mike Bullock

Ramirez, Kevin 2008-09 Ramstrom, Lars

Reinhardt, Jaxon

Restino, Tony

Reynolds, Billy

Ringborg, Johan

Rivaroli, Jean