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June 12, 2009 NOVACK NAMED FIRST TEAM ALL-ECAC MADISON, NJ – Sophomore long
stick midfielder Rob Novack
(Madison, NJ/Madison) was named First Team ECAC All-South Region on Friday
afternoon. Novack led the Devils with 48 ground
balls and 29 caused turnovers while also scoring FDU’s lone man-down
goal of the season. He was a big
part of the defense as he routinely shut down the opposition’s best
offensive player. June 1, 2009 NOVACK, FLEMING NAMED TO ALL-METRO TEAM PURCHASE, NY – Senior midfielder
Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon)
and sophomore long stick midfielder Rob Novack (Madison, NJ/Madison) were named to the
All-Metro Team on Monday afternoon. On the season, Fleming was second on
the team in assists (14), shots (88) and points (33) while ranking third in
goals (19). Novack led the Devils with 48 ground
balls and 29 caused turnovers while also scoring FDU’s lone man-down
goal of the season. He was a big
part of the defense as he routinely shut down the opposition’s best
offensive player. May 11, 2009 KAJENCKI LEADS SEVEN DEVILS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM ANNVILLE, PA – Junior goalkeeper
Alex Kajencki (Medford,
MA/Xavierian) was named Middle Atlantic Conference Player of the Year and
First Team All-MAC on Monday morning.
Joining him on the first team were junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), senior midfielder Peter
Fleming (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon), junior long stick midfielder Rob Novack (Madison, NJ/Madison) and senior defender Mike
Patella (Westfield,
NJ/Westfield). Senior midfielder
Taylor Hogarth (Westfield,
NJ/Westfield) was named to the Second Team while Head Coach Pat Scarpello was named MAC Coach of the Year. On the season, Kajencki went 12-5 with
166 saves and a 6.89 goals against average. In the conference among goalies who played at least 10
games, he ranked second in goals against average, third in save percentage
(.610) and fourth in saves.
Nationally, he ranks 13th in both goals against average and
save percentage. Shadiack led the Devils with 50 goals,
16 assists and 66 points. His 50
goals placed him fifth All-Time in FDU history in single-season goals scored
while his 145 career points now rank him 14th All-Time in that
category. In the conference,
Shadiack was first in goals scored, tied for sixth in assists, second in
points, tied for third in game-winning goals and first in shots. Nationally, he is 22nd in
goals per game (2.94) and 40th in points per game (3.88). Fleming was second on the team in
assists (14), shots (88) and points (33) while ranking third in goals (19). Novack led the Devils with 48 ground
balls and 29 caused turnovers while also scoring FDU’s lone man-down
goal of the season. He was also
a big part of the defense as he routinely shut down the opposition’s best
offensive player. Patella ranked second on the team in
caused turnovers (20) and fourth in ground balls (30) while anchoring a Devil
defense that had the second best goals against average in the conference. Hogarth placed fourth on the team in
assists (11) and points (27) while ranking fifth in goals (16). May 6, 2009 GENERALS SCORE
WITH 0:09.9 LEFT IN OVERTIME TO BEAT DEVILS, 6-5, IN NCAA FIRST ROUND LEXINGTON, VA – Junior attack Will Keigler (Timonium, MD/Gilman) scored the game-winning
goal with 0:09.9 left in overtime to give Washington & Lee a 6-5 win over
the College at Florham Devils in the First Round of the NCAA Tournament on
Wednesday evening. The Generals
will now move on to play Gettysburg on Saturday in the Second Round. With the loss, the Devils end their
season with a record of 13-5, the most wins in a season since 2001. The Generals got on the board first as
they notched a goal with 4:57 left in the first quarter. FDU tied it at 1-1 just 1:03 later
when sophomore attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) converted a pass from
senior midfielder Jason Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson). Washington & Lee then jumped out
to a 3-1 lead, scoring two goals in the final minute of the first
quarter. The majority of the
second quarter went by without any scoring until the Generals made it 4-1
with 1:20 left in the half.
That’s when senior midfielder Peter Fleming
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) took over though, as he closed FDU’s halftime
deficit to 4-2 when he scored off a pass from junior attack Will Stark (Maplewood, NJ/Columbia) with 0:41 to go. Fleming then recorded the only goal of
the third quarter when he scored on the man-up after taking a feed from
freshman midfielder Pat O’Brien (Flemington, NJ/Huntedon Central). Fleming tied the game at 4-4 off a
pass from Koontz with 9:19 left to play in regulation and Koontz gave the
Devils their first lead of the game when he found the back of the net with
4:58 to go. The Generals came
right back though, getting the tying goal just 0:36 later with the help of a
questionable penalty call that went against FDU giving W&L a two-man
advantage. Each team had chances
to score the game-winner down the stretch and junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) stepped up and made
several huge saves to help get the game to overtime. The first 3:50 of overtime played out
like the last 4:00 of regulation, with each team having chances to win but
the two goalies stepping up to keep their team alive. After the FDU defense got another
stop, the Devils turned the ball over on the ensuing clear attempt allowing
the Generals to call a timeout and setup a play for Keigler to get the
winner. Fleming finished the game with three
goals while Koontz added a goal and two assists. Junior midfielder Taylor
Evans (Easton, PA/Easton)
dominated the face-offs, winning 10 out of his 14 attempts that allowed the
Devils to control the ball and the tempo. Kajencki was fantastic in goal, making 11 saves with five
of those coming in the fourth quarter and overtime. May 4, 2009 FOLLOW THE DEVILS IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT LEXINGTON, VA – To follow the
College at Florham Devils as they take on Washington & Lee in the First
Round of the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday, May 6, 2009, please choose one of
the following options: LIVE STATS - http://athletics.wlu.edu/livestats/mlax/xlive.htm LIVE AUDIO - http://wlur.wlu.edu/
(Click on Listen) LIVE VIDEO - http://www.b2livetv.com/partner_members.asp?id=157
or http://www1.wlu.edu/x4078.xml May 3, 2009 DEVILS DRAW WASHINGTON & LEE IN NCAA FIRST
ROUND MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils will travel to Lexington, VA, to play Washington & Lee in
the First Round of the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday afternoon. The time of the game has yet to be
announced. The Generals finished the season with
a record of 16-3 and won the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Tournament by
beating Roanoke, 15-14 (OT). The
winner of the first round game will then travel to Gettysburg, PA to take on
the Bullets of Gettysburg College. May 2, 2009 KOONTZ BROTHERS, SHADIACK LEAD DEVILS TO MAC
TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP, 8-7, OVER WIDENER MADISON, NJ – Senior midfielder Jason
Koontz (Oak Ridge,
NJ/Jefferson) finished with three goals while his younger brother, freshman
midfielder Adam Koontz (Oak
Ridge, NJ/Jefferson), and Tournament MVP junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) added two goals apiece
as the College at Florham Devils beat Widener, 8-7, in the MAC Tournament
Championship Game on Saturday afternoon. It is FDU’s first MAC Championship since 1981 while
the Devils also ended Widener’s run of four consecutive conference
championships. With the win, the Devils improved to
13-4 while the Pride dropped to 10-9. FDU notched the first two goals of the
game, both coming with a man-up, as junior attack Will Stark (Maplewood, NJ/Columbia) and Jason Koontz
found the back of the net.
Widener came back with the next two goals to tie it at 2-2 with 11:49
left in the second quarter before Adam Koontz scored two straight goals to
give FDU a 4-2 lead with 4:52 left in the first half. The Pride added a goal just 1:30
later to cut FDU’s halftime lead to 4-3. The Pride then tied the game at 4-4
with 7:53 to go in the third, but Shadiack scored with a man-up and Jason
Koontz got his second goal to give the Devils a 6-4 advantage at the end of
the third quarter. Widener cut
it to 6-5 just 1:30 into the fourth but Jason Koontz put the Devils back up
two, 7-5, with 4:30 left in regulation.
The Pride made it 7-6 just a minute later before Shadiack scored again
with 2:19 to play to put the Devils up 8-6. Widener came back though, as they did all day, and scored
with 1:20 to go to cut it to 8-7 and they then won the ensuing face-off but
the FDU defense stood tall as they forced a turnover and ran out the clock to
secure the victory. Senior midfielder Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) finished with two
assists while junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made six saves to earn
the win. The Devils will return to action in
the NCAA Tournament at a date and time to be announced. April 29, 2009 SHADIACK, KAJENCKI LEAD DEVILS OVER ELIZABETHTOWN,
10-8, IN MAC SEMIFINALS MADISON, NJ – Junior attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) notched five goals while junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made 10 saves as the
top-seeded College at Florham Devils knocked off fourth-seeded Elizabethtown,
10-8, in the Semifinals of the MAC Tournament on Wednesday evening. The Devils will host third-seeded
Widener in the finals on Saturday. With the win, the Devils improved to
12-4 while the Blue Jays dropped to 12-4. The Devils opened up a 3-1 lead with
13:24 left to play in the first half, thanks to two goals from Shadiack,
before Elizabethtown scored the next three goals to grab a 4-3 lead with 4:33
left in the second quarter. FDU
responded immediately though, scoring the last three goals of the half to take
a 7-4 halftime advantage. FDU made it 9-5 at the end of the
three quarters with the two goals coming from Shadiack and sophomore attack Drew
Canfield (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon). The Blue Jays made
one last charge though, scoring the first three goals of the fourth quarter
to cut the deficit to 9-8 with 4:52 to go in the game but that’s when
Shadiack stepped up as he scored with 3:30 left to give FDU an insurance goal
and the win. Canfield finished with two goals and
an assist while junior attack Will Stark (Maplewood, NJ/Columbia) added a goal and an assist. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, May 2, 2009, at home against Widener the Middle Atlantic Conference
Tournament Finals beginning at 1 pm. April 22, 2009 DEVILS’ WINNING STREAK ENDS IN DOUBLE OVERTIME
AT THE HANDS OF MANHATTANVILLE, 5-4 MADISON, NJ – Manhattanville
scored just 0:14 into the second overtime to snap the College at Florham
Devils’ 11 game winning streak and their undefeated conference season,
5-4, in MAC action on Wednesday evening. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
11-4 (9-1 MAC) while the Valiants improved to 6-8 (5-4 MAC). The Devils came out and scored the
first two goals of the game thanks to junior attack Will Stark (Maplewood, NJ/Columbia) and senior midfielder
Taylor Hogarth (Westfield,
NJ/Westfield) before Manhattanville got on the board to make it 2-1 at the
end of the first quarter. FDU
made it 3-1 on a goal by sophomore attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) but the Valiants
tacked on another goal before the end of the half to make the score 3-2 in
favor of the Devils heading into intermission. FDU went up 4-2 with 1:01 gone by in
the third quarter on Hogarth’s second goal but the Valiants cut it to
4-3 with 2:08 left in the third and tied it at 4-4with 12:36 remaining in
regulation. Senior goalkeeper Alex
Kajencki (Medford,
MA/Xavierian) made several huge stops in the waning moments of regulation and
in the first overtime before the Valiants were able to find the back of the
net early in the second overtime. In addition to Hogarth’s two
goals, freshman attack Pat O’Brien (Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central) had three assists. Kajencki made 16 saves in goal. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 29, 2009, in the Semifinals of the Middle Atlantic Conference
Tournament against a team to be determined at a time to be announced. April 18, 2009 DEVILS GET TOP SEED IN CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT WITH
13-5 WIN OVER KING’S WILKES-BARRE, PA – The College
at Florham Devils earned the No. #1 seed in the upcoming Middle Atlantic
Conference Tournament with a 13-5 win over King’s in MAC action on
Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
11-3 (9-0 MAC) and have now won 11 games in a row while the Monarchs dropped
to 2-11 (1-7 MAC). The Devils followed their season
pattern as they got off to a hot start by scoring five first half goals to
take a 5-0 lead into the intermission.
Freshmen midfielders Paul Colflesh (Moorestown, NJ/Holy Cross) and Adam Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) had two goals
apiece. FDU then scored five of the seven
goals in the third quarter to take a 10-2 lead into the fourth period where
the teams traded three goals each.
However, by that time the Devils were already well on their way to
sewing up home field advantage throughout the conference tournament. Five different players scored two
goals for FDU while junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made five saves in
goal to pick up the win. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 22, 2009, at home with their regular season finale against
Manhattanville beginning at 7 pm. April 14, 2009 DEVILS SHUTOUT ALVERNIA, 21-0 MADISON, NJ – Sophomore attack Drew
Canfield (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) had six goals and an assist, junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) had five goals and two
assists and sophomore midfielder Adam Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) had two goals and
five assists to lead the College at Florham Devils to a 21-0 win over
Alvernia in MAC action on Tuesday evening. With the win, the Devils improved to
10-3 (8-0 MAC) while the Crusaders dropped to 1-9 (0-7 MAC). FDU jumped out to a 5-0 lead after the
first period and never looked back, as they were never challenged in the
game. Freshman goalkeeper Mike Strathy (Downingtown, PA/Downingtown East) picked up
the win, making five saves. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 18, 2009, at King’s beginning at 5 pm. April 13, 2009 SHADIACK, KAJENCKI EARN MAC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
HONORS ANNVILLE, PA – Junior attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) was named Middle Atlantic Conference Player of the Week while
junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki
(Medford, MA/Xavierian) was named MAC Defensive Player of the Week on Monday
afternoon after the pair led the Devils to a 7-6 win over Widener on Thursday
evening that put FDU in line for the #1 seed in the upcoming MAC Tournament. Shadiack scored three goals, including
the game-winner, against the Pride while Kajencki made eight saves to earn
the win. On the season, Shadiack leads the team
with 37 goals, 14 assists and 51 points. In the conference, he is first in goals (37), first in
points (51), and tied for fourth in assists (14). Kajencki has 118 saves and a 7.32 goals against average
while he is second in the conference in GAA (7.32) and second in save
percentage (.611). Nationally,
Shadiack is 22nd in goals per game and 28th in points
per game while Kajencki is 18th in save percentage and 33rd
in goals against average. April 9, 2009 DEVILS TAKE FIRM CONTROL OF MAC WITH 7-6 WIN OVER
WIDENER MADISON, NJ – Junior attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) scored three goals to lead the College at Florham Devils to a
7-6 win over Widener in MAC action on Thursday evening. With the win, the Devils improved to
9-3 (7-0 MAC) and won their ninth straight game while Widener dropped to 5-6
(4-2 MAC). The Devils also now a
have a strong grasp on the top spot in the MAC standings. The Devils scored three of the first
four goals of the game to take a 3-1 lead at the end of the first quarter. The Pride came back with two goals in
a row to tie it at 3-3 but Shadiack and senior midfielder Taylor Hogarth (Westfield, NJ/Westfield) scored two of the
next three goals to give FDU a 5-4 halftime advantage. Senior midfielder Jason Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) gave FDU a 6-4 lead
right out of the shoot before Widener cut it to 6-5 with 12:21 left in the
third quarter. Shadiack put FDU
up, 7-5, just two minutes later but Widener scored with 5:32 left in the
third to cut it to 7-6 on what would be the final goal of the game. The fourth quarter went scoreless but
Widener had a few opportunities to tie the game in the closing minutes,
however the FDU defense forced a turnover on each occasion. Hogarth finished with a goal and an
assist while freshman attack Pat O’Brien (Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central) also
chipped in a goal and an assist.
Junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made eight saves in goal to pick up the
win. The Devils return to action on
Tuesday, April 14, 2009, at home against Alvernia beginning at 7 pm. April 4, 2009 BALANCED ATTACK GIVES DEVILS 10-8 WIN OVER MESSIAH GRANTHAM, PA – The College at
Florham Devils knocked off Messiah, 10-8, on Saturday afternoon in MAC action
to set up a showdown with Widener next week for first place in the conference
standings. With the win, the Devils improved to
8-3 (6-0 MAC) while the Falcons dropped to 5-5 (3-3 MAC). The Devils jumped out to a 3-0 lead
after the first quarter and increased the advantage to 5-1 with 3:27 left in
the first half. The Falcons
scored two out of the last three goals of the half to enter the locker room
trailing by a score of 6-3. FDU started the second half the same
way they did the first; by scoring the first three goals to grab a 9-3 lead
with 8:03 left in the third. The
two teams traded a goal apiece to make the score 10-4 in favor of the Devils
entering the fourth quarter.
Messiah put a slight scare into FDU, as they scored four goals in the
fourth quarter to narrow the gap to 10-8 with 1:53 left in the game, but the
Devils would allow them to get no closer as they ran out the clock to pick up
the win. Senior midfield Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) and junior attack Will
Stark (Maplewood, NJ/Columbia)
each had two goals and an assist while junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) added a goal and two
assists. Junior goalkeeper Alex
Kajencki (Medford,
MA/Xavierian) made nine saves to earn the win. The Devils return to action on
Thursday, April 9, 2009, at home against Widener beginning at 7 pm. April 1, 2009 DEVILS NOTCH SEVENTH IN A ROW, 11-7, OVER DESALES CENTER VALLEY, PA – Junior
attack Kevin Shadiack
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) finished with three goals and two assists while
senior midfielder Jason Koontz
(Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) added three goals and an assist to lead the College
at Florham Devils to an 11-7 victory over DeSales in MAC action on Wednesday
afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
7-3 (5-0 MAC) and are now in sole possession of first place in the MAC while
the Bulldogs dropped to 3-6 (2-2 MAC). The Devils got out to a hot start as
they scored four of the first five goals, with two coming from Koontz to grab
a 4-1 lead with 11:46 left in the second quarter. DeSales cut it to 5-3 with 3:23 left in the half but the
Devils scored the final two goals to take a 7-3 lead into intermission. The Bulldogs came out in the third
quarter and narrowed the gap to 7-5 but Shadiack scored back-to-back goals to
boost the lead back up to 9-5 at the end of the third quarter. DeSales made one final push, cutting
the FDU advantage to 9-7 with 9:57 remaining in the game but Shadiack and
sophomore attack Drew Canfield
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) gave the Devils two insurance goals and an 11-7 win. Junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made seven stops to
pick up the win. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 4, 2009, at Messiah beginning at 4 pm. March 28, 2009 DEVILS DOMINATE FIRST HALF ON WAY TO 15-5 WIN OVER
MISERICORDIA MADISON, NJ – The College at Florham
Devils jumped out to a 10-0 halftime lead on their way to a 15-5 win over
Misericordia in MAC action on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
6-3 (4-0 MAC) while the Cougars dropped to 3-5 (1-2 MAC). Junior attack Will Stark (Maplewood, NJ/Columbia), freshman attack Pat
O’Brien (Flemington,
NJ/Hunterdon Central) and freshman midfield Paul Colflesh (Moorestown, NJ/Holy Cross) each had two goals
for the Devils in the first half. FDU came out in the second half and
made it 11-0 before Misericordia scored three goals in a row to cut it to
11-3. The Devils responded with
the next four goals before the Cougars had two late tallies. Stark finished with two goals and two
assists while senior midfield Jason Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) added two goals and
three assists. Junior goalkeeper
Alex Kajencki (Medford,
MA/Xavierian) picked up the win, making five saves in 20:05 of action. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 1, 2009, at DeSales beginning at 4 pm. March 25, 2009 LATE GOAL LIFTS DEVILS PAST EASTERN, 6-5 ST. DAVIDS, PA – Senior midfield
Jason Koontz (Oak Ridge,
NJ/Jefferson) scored with 5:05 left in the fourth quarter to break a 5-5 tie
allowing the College at Florham Devils to secure a 6-5 win over Eastern in
MAC action on Wednesday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
5-3 (3-0 MAC) while the Eagles dropped to 3-4 (1-2 MAC). The Devils got off to another
extremely fast start as they scored the first four goals of the game, two
coming by way of junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), to put FDU up 4-0
with 5:52 left in the second quarter.
Eastern responded immediately though, scoring three goals before
halftime to cut the deficit to 4-3 heading into the break. Freshman attack Pat O’Brien (Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central) put FDU up,
5-3, just 4:06 into the second half but the Eagles came back with two goals
to tie the game at 5-5 with 8:54 left in regulation. Koontz’s goal gave the Devils a
lead, which they would never give up, as they held on for the hard fought
road win. Junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made nine saves to
pick up the win. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, March 28, 2009, at home against Misericordia beginning at noon. March 22, 2009 SHADIACK POWERS DEVILS TO 15-6 WIN OVER
ELIZABETHTOWN MADISON, NJ – Junior attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) pumped in six goals to go along with three assists to lead the
College at Florham Devils to a 15-6 win in MAC action on Sunday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
4-3 (2-0 MAC) while the Blue Jays dropped to 3-2 (0-2 MAC). The Devils came out like gang busters
to start the game, scoring four goals in the first 3:20 on their way to
taking a 7-0 lead with 14:43 left in the second quarter. FDU then scored two of the next three
goals to grab a 9-1 advantage before the Blue Jays scored the final two goals
of the half to go into the intermission trailing, 9-3. Elizabethtown cut it to 9-4 right out
of the gate but the Devils responded by scoring four straight goals to take a
13-4 advantage with 13:36 left in the game. The teams traded goals the rest of the way but by that
time the Devils had already secured the victory. Senior midfielder Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) finished with two
goals and three assists while junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made 13 saves to pick
up the win. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, March 25, 2009, at Eastern beginning at 3:30 pm. March 14, 2009 SHADIACK LEADS DEVILS TO TOUGH ROAD WIN AT
LYCOMING, 10-8 WILLIAMSPORT, PA – Junior attack
Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) notched six goals and an assist to lead the College at Florham
Devils to a 10-8 win over Lycoming in the Middle Atlantic Conference opener for
both teams on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
3-3 (1-0 MAC) while the Warriors dropped to 1-4 (0-1 MAC). FDU scored three out of the first four
goals of the game, with all three coming by way of Shadiack, but Lycoming
responded by scoring the next three goals to take a 4-3 lead at the end of
one quarter. Shadiack tied it at
4-4 and junior attack Will Stark
(Maplewood, NJ/Columbia) scored the next two goals to give FDU a 6-4
advantage. Senior midfielder Peter
Fleming (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) scored the last goal of the half to give the Devils a 7-4 lead
heading into intermission. Shadiack picked up where he left off
in the second half as he opened the scoring in the third quarter to put FDU
up, 8-4. The Warriors cut it to
8-6 with 14:43 left in the game but freshman attack Pat O’Brien (Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central) found the
back of the net to give FDU a 9-6 advantage. Lycoming kept coming though, as they scored two more goals
to cut the FDU lead to 9-8 with 3:59 to go but Shadiack scored an insurance
goal late in the game to seal the win. Junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) picked up the win by
making 10 saves. The Devils return to action on Sunday,
March 22, 2009, at home against Elizabethtown beginning at noon. March 11, 2009 DEVILS ROLL PAST CENTENARY, 14-4 MADISON, NJ – Junior attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) finished with four goals and an assist to lead the College at
Florham Devils to a 14-4 win over Centenary in non-conference action on
Wednesday evening. With the win, the Devils improved to
2-3. Centenary scored the first goal of the
game but the Devils scored the next six goals to take a 6-1 halftime
advantage. Shadiack scored three
goals in the run. The Devils
started the second half much the same way as they scored the first two goals
to take an 8-1 lead. Centenary
cut it to 8-2 before the Devils ripped off six more goals to take a 14-2 lead
with 14:29 left in the game.
Centenary scored the final two goals but it was too little too late. Senior midfielder Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), senior midfielder Jason
Koontz (Oak Ridge,
NJ/Jefferson) and freshman attack Pat O’Brien (Flemington, NJ/Hunterdon Central) each had
two goals. Junior goalkeeper Alex
Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian)
made three saves in the first half to pick up the win. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, March 14, 2009, with their MAC opener at Lycoming beginning at 1
pm. March 7, 2009 DEVILS HOLD OFF MUHLENBERG FOR FIRST WIN OF SEASON,
8-7 MADISON, NJ – Senior midfielder Peter
Fleming (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) and junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) had two goals apiece
to lead the College at Florham Devils to their first win of the season, 8-7,
over Muhlenberg in non-conference action on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
1-3. FDU came out hot, scoring the first
three goals of the game to grab a 3-0 lead with 4:39 left in the first
quarter. The Mules cut it to 3-1
but Shadiack scored the next two goals to increase the FDU lead to 5-1 with
7:30 left in the half.
Muhlenberg scored the final two goals of the half cut the deficit to
5-3 heading into intermission. The Mules then started the third
quarter by scoring the first two goals to tie the game at 5-5 with 6:30 left
in the third. Fleming and
freshman midfielder Adam Koontz
(Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) got the FDU lead back up to 7-5 but Muhlenberg cut
it to 7-6 with 7:30 left in the game.
Sophomore attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) then converted a feed from junior
defender Nick Fernicola
(Levittown, NY/Division) give the Devils an 8-6 advantage with 4:30 to go in
the game. The Mules made it 8-7
with 0:42 remaining but the Devils defense stood strong to come away with the
win. Junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made 16 saves to pick
up the win. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, March 11, 2009, at home against Centenary beginning at 7 pm. March 5, 2009 BIG GAME’S FROM HOGARTH, SHADIACK NOT ENOUGH
AS DEVILS FALL TO HAVERFORD, 10-9 MADISON, NJ – Senior midfielder Taylor
Hogarth (Westfield,
NJ/Westfield) and junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) each had four goals
and two assists but Haverford scored three goals in the final 2:44 to beat
the College at Florham Devils, 10-9, in non-conference action on Thursday
afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-3. FDU jumped out to a 2-0 lead thanks to
goals from Shadiack and senior midfielder Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) but the Fords scored
the next three goals to grab a 3-2 advantage with 11:39 left in the first
half. Hogarth tied it at 3-3 on
a man-up but Haverford closed the half with two goals to take a 5-3 lead into
the intermission. Haverford made it 6-3 with 3:13 gone
by in the third quarter but Hogarth scored back-to-back goals for FDU to cut
the deficit to 6-5 with 3:01 left in the third. The Fords made it 7-5 just a minute later but the Devils
scored the next four goals, three by Shadiack one by Hogarth, to take a 9-7
lead with 4:18 left in regulation.
Haverford cut it to 9-8 with 2:44 to go and then tied it at 9-9 with
1:17 to play. The Fords then won
the ensuing face-off and scored the game-winner with 0:24 left in the game. Fleming finished with a goal and an
assist for FDU while junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made 12 saves in goal. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, March 7, 2009, at home against Muhlenberg beginning at 2 pm. March 1, 2009 USMMA RALLIES FROM 6-3 HALFTIME DEFICIT TO BEAT
FDU, 7-6 (OT) MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils were knocked off by USMMA, 7-6, in overtime in non-conference
action on Sunday afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-2. After the Mariners scored the
game’s first goal, the Devils netted the next three to grab a 3-1 lead
with 6:40 left in the first quarter.
Junior attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), junior midfielder Taylor Evans (Easton, PA/Easton) and sophomore attack Drew
Canfield (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) had the FDU goals.
USMMMA cut it to 3-2 just a minute later but FDU again scored the next
three goals to take a 6-2 lead with 12:45 to go in the second quarter. Senior attack Jason Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson), senior midfielder Peter
Fleming (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) and freshman midfielder Paul Colflesh (Moorestown, NJ/Holy Cross) scored the second
trio of goals. The Mariners
would get a goal with 4:32 left in the half to cut the FDU lead to 6-3
heading into the intermission. USMMA scored two goals in the third
quarter to cut it to 6-5 and then tied it at 6-6 with 8:08 left in
regulation. After each team had
chances to win in the final minutes, the game went to overtime. In the extra session, both teams had
good looks but it was USMMA that scored with 1:31 left to win the game. Koontz, Shadiack and Canfield all had
a goal and an assist for the Devils while junior goalkeeper Alex Kajencki (Medford, MA/Xavierian) made 13 saves. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday March 4, 2009, at home against Haverford beginning at 3:30 pm. February 26, 2009 DEVILS PICKED TO FINISH FIFTH IN PRESEASON POLL ANNVILLE, PA – The College at
Florham Devils were picked to finish fifth out of 12 teams in the preseason
MAC Coaches poll conducted on Thursday afternoon. The complete voting went as follows: 1. Widener (6) 102 pts., 1. Messiah (2) 102 pts., 3. Lycoming (1) 94 pts., 4. Elizabethtown (2) 91 pts., 5. FDU-Florham 74 pts., 6. Eastern 60 pts., 7.
Manhattanville 56 pts., 8.
DeSales 48 pts., 9.
King’s 48 pts., 10.
Misericordia 27 pts., 11.
Alvernia 24 pts. The Devils return to action on Sunday,
March 1, 2009, at home against USMMA beginning at 1 pm. February 25, 2009 DEVILS DROP SEASON OPENER TO #3 CABRINI, 18-9 MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils were defeated by #3 Cabrini, 18-9, in non-conference action in
the season opener for both teams on Wednesday afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-1. Cabrini started the game with the
first five goals before senior midfielder Jason Koontz (Oak Ridge, NJ/Jefferson) converted a pass
from junior attack Kevin Shadiack
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) on the man-up to cut the deficit to 5-1 with 4:40
left in the first quarter. The
Cavaliers scored six of the next seven goals to take an 11-2 lead into
halftime. The Devils opened up the third quarter
by scoring two of the first three goals, which came from Shadiack and
sophomore defender Rob Novack
(Madison, NJ/Madison), to cut it to 12-4. With Cabrini leading, 14-4, FDU netted four of the next
five goals, with two coming from Shadiack, to close the gap to 15-8 with 9:46
left in the game. Unfortunately
that was as close as the Devils would get as Cabrini scored three of the
final four goals to come away with the win. Shadiack finished with four goals and
an assist while sophomore midfielder Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) added three
assists. Junior goalkeeper Alex
Kajencki (Medford,
MA/Xavierian) made 16 saves while playing the first half. The Devils return to action on Sunday,
March 1, 2009, at home against USMMA beginning at 1 pm. April 30, 2008 DEVILS KNOCKED OFF BY MESSIAH, 10-2, IN MAC
SEMIFINALS GRANTHAM, PA – The fourth-seeded
College at Florham Devils saw their season come to a close as they lost to
top-seeded Messiah, 10-2, in the MAC Tournament Semifinals on Wednesday
afternoon. With the loss, the Devils finished the
season with a record of 4-10 while the Falcons improved to 11-6 and advance
to the MAC Tournament Finals. Messiah jumped out to a 1-0 lead with
two minutes gone by in the first quarter but senior midfielder Jamie Baker (Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) scored with
3:33 left in the quarter to tie the game at 1-1. The Falcons would score three goals in the second quarter
to grab a 4-1 lead heading into halftime. FDU came out and scored the lone goal
of the third period when freshman midfielder Jordan Levitz (Mundelein, IL/Stevenson) found the back of
the net to pull FDU to within 4-2.
That’s as close as the Devils would get though, as Messiah
ripped off six goals in the fourth quarter to secure a spot in the conference
title game.. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) made nine saves in net
for FDU. April 30, 2008 FOUR DEVILS HONORED BY MAC ANNVILLE, PA - Senior
defender Nick Taylor
(Newark, DE/Newark) and sophomore attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) were named First Team
All-MAC on Wednesday morning while senior midfielder Jamie Baker (Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) and freshman
long stick midfielder Rob Novack
(Madison, NJ/Madison) were named to the Second Team. Taylor is tied for the
team lead in ground balls with 30 while also being the leader of a defense
that has allowed the third fewest goals in the conference. Shadiak is the leading
scorer on the team with 23 goals, 19 assists and 42 points. In conference, he ranks seventh in
assists per game, fifth in points per game and eighth in shots per game. Nationally, he is 76th in
assists per game and 89th in points per game. Baker is fourth on the squad in goals
with 14 and fifth in points with 15 while Novack is tied with Taylor for the team
lead in ground balls with 30. April 26, 2008 DEVILS FALL TO LYCOMING, 14-9, EARN FOURTH SEED IN
CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT WILLIAMSPORT, PA – Sophomore
attack Kevin Shadiack
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) had two goals and four assists but it wasn’t
enough as the College at Florham Devils lost to Lycoming, 14-9, in MAC action
on Saturday afternoon. The
Devils will be the fourth seed in the upcoming MAC Tournament. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
4-9 (4-3 MAC) while the Warriors improved to 10-5 (5-2 MAC). After FDU scored the first goal of the
game just 1:20 into the first quarter, Lycoming ripped off the next six goals
to take a 6-1 lead with 12:04 left in the second quarter. The teams traded goals in the last ten
minutes of the period and Lycoming held a 7-2 edge at halftime. The third quarter was filled with
back-and-forth action as the Warriors scored five goals and the Devils
notched four goals as Lycoming took a 12-6 lead into the fourth quarter. FDU cut it to 12-7 with 9:49 left in
the game but Lycoming scored the next two goals to take a 14-7 advantage with
7:44 left that secured the win. Freshman attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) finished with three
goals and an assist while sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) made eight saves in net. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 30, 2008, when they travel to take on top-seeded Messiah in
the MAC Semifinals beginning at 4 pm. April 23, 2008 DEVILS CLINCH MAC TOURNAMENT BERTH WITH 16-4 WIN
OVER KING’S MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils used four goals from sophomore attack Wayne Sartorio (Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp.) to clinch a berth
in the upcoming MAC Tournament by beating King’s, 16-4, on Wednesday
evening. With the win, the Devils improved to
4-8 (4-2 MAC) while the Monarchs dropped to 4-8 (0-6 MAC). The Devils opened the game strong,
scoring four of the first five goals on their way to a 4-2 lead at the end of
the first quarter. Senior
midfielder Taylor Hogarth
(Westfield, NJ/Westfield) scored two goals for FDU. With the score 4-2, FDU ripped off seven straight goals to
grab an 11-2 lead with 3:52 left to play in the third quarter. Sartorio and sophomore attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) each had two goals.
King’s closed the third period by cutting the FDU lead to 12-4
but any hopes of a comeback were dashed as the Devils scored all four goals
in the fourth period to seal the 16-4 win. Hogarth finished the game with three
goals while Shadiack had two goals and two assists. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) made four saves in net. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 26, 2008, at Lycoming beginning at 1 pm. April 19, 2008 DEVILS WIN THREE OT THRILLER AGAINST ELIZABETHTOWN,
10-9 MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils survived a triple overtime thriller to beat Elizabethtown,
10-9, in MAC action on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
3-8 (3-2 MAC). FDU held a 5-4 halftime edge thanks to
two goals from sophomore attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon). The game was tied at 7-7 heading into
fourth quarter when Shadiack made it 9-8 with 8:54 to go. The Blue Jays would not be down for
long however, as they tied it up at 9-9 just 0:41 later. The score would remain 9-9 through
the rest of regulation and throughout the first and second overtimes even
though both teams had good chances to score. With 1:04 left in the third overtime, freshman midfielder Jordan
Levitz (Mundelein,
IL/Stevenson) stepped up and scored the game-winner. Shadiack finished with four goals and
an assist while sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) made 14 saves in net. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at home against King’s beginning at 7 pm. April 16, 2008 DEVILS FALL TO MUHLENBERG, 14-8 ALLENTOWN, PA – The College at
Florham Devils were knocked off by Muhlenberg, 14-8, in non-conference action
on Wednesday evening. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
2-8. FDU took a 1-0 lead on a goal by
sophomore attack Kevin Shadiack
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) with 1:03 gone by in the first quarter. Muhlenberg responded right away
though, scoring the next five goals to grab a 5-1 lead after the first
period. The Devils came right
back to tie the game at 5-5 with 9:14 left in the second quarter with four
different players scoring the four goals. Muhlenberg again responded, this time scoring four
straight goals to take a 9-5 lead into intermission. Muhlenberg upped their lead to 10-5
just 0:23 into the second half but FDU scored the next two goals to cut it to
10-7 with 8:21 left in the third quarter. Muhlenberg scored the last two goals of the third quarter
and the first two goals of the fourth quarter to grab a 14-7 lead with 5:41
left in the game. FDU got a goal
with under a minute left but it wasn’t enough as Muhlenberg secured the
14-8 win. Freshman attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), sophomore attack Wayne Sartorio (Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp.) and senior
midfielder Jamie Baker
(Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) each had two goals for FDU. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) had 10 saves in net. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 19, 2008, at home against Elizabethtown beginning at Noon. April 12, 2008 DEVILS DOWNED BY MESSIAH, 12-7 GRANTHAM, PA – Despite three
goals from freshman attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), the College at Florham Devils were
knocked off by Messiah by a score of 12-7 in MAC action on Saturday
afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
2-7 (2-2 MAC) while the Falcons improved to 7-4 (4-0 MAC). Messiah scored three of the first four
goals to take a 3-1 lead at the end of the first quarter. FDU scored back-to-back goals to
start the second quarter to tie the game at 3-3 with 12:22 left in the half. The Falcons came back to score two of
the next three goals to take a 5-4 lead into halftime. The Falcons scored all three goals in
the third period to grab an 8-4 leading heading into the fourth quarter. The Devils would cut it to 9-7 with
10:16 to go but that was as close as they would get as Messiah scored the
final three goals of the game to pull out the 12-7 win. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) made 13 saves in net as
Messiah held a 42-17 advantage in shots over the Devils. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 16, 2008, at Muhlenberg beginning at 7 pm. April 9, 2008 SECOND HALF RALLY FALLS SHORT AS DEVILS LOSE TO
WIDENER, 10-8 MADISON, NJ – Trailing 8-1 at
halftime, the College at Florham Devils scored seven goals in the second half
but it wasn’t enough as they fell to Widener, 10-8, in MAC action on
Wednesday evening. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
2-6 (2-1 MAC) while the Pride improved to 6-5 (3-0 MAC). Widener started the game strong,
taking a 4-0 lead after the first quarter of play. They would increase that lead to 5-0 before the Devils got
on the board to make it 5-1 with 12:07 left in the half. The Pride would respond by scoring
the final three goals of the half to take an 8-1 lead into intermission. FDU would scored four of the next five
goals, three by freshman attack Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), to cut the deficit to
9-5 at the end of the third quarter.
The Pride made it 10-5 with 7:48 left in the game but the Devils cut
it to 10-8 on a goal by senior midfielder Jamie Baker (Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) with 1:21 to
go. FDU had the ball looking to
cut into the lead even further but stout defense by Widener allowed them to
secure the victory. Canfield finished the game with three
goals and an assist while Baker added two goals. Senior midfielder Taylor Hogarth (Westfield, NJ/Westfield) dished out three
assists. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan
Mager (Suffern, NJ/Suffern)
made 12 saves in net for the Devils. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 12, 2008, at Messiah beginning at 1 pm. April 5, 2008 BALANCED EFFORT LIFTS DEVILS TO 10-4 WIN OVER
DESALES CENTER VALLEY, PA – The College
at Florham Devils used goals from eight different players, including two
goals and two assists from sophomore attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) to defeat DeSales by a
score of 10-4 in MAC action on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
2-5 (2-0 MAC) while the Bulldogs dropped to 4-6 (0-2 MAC). It was back-and-forth action in the
first quarter with DeSales taking a 3-2 lead at the end of one. That’s when the Devils turned
it on though, scoring three unanswered goals in the second quarter to take a
5-3 lead into halftime. Shadiack
scored both of his goals in the period. The Devils didn’t let up to
start the second half, as they ripped off the first four goals to grab a 9-3
lead with 5:05 left to play in the fourth quarter. In all, FDU went on a 7-0 run after the Bulldogs took that
3-2 lead. DeSales scored with
2:53 left to play but that was all they could muster as the Devils picked up
their second straight win. Senior midfield Taylor Hogarth (Westfield, NJ/Westfield) scored two goals
while senior attack Peter Schaaf
(West Chester, PA/West Chester East) and freshmen attack Tom Byrne (Bellmore, NY/Mepham) and Drew Canfield (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) each had two assists
apiece. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan
Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern)
made seven saves in the win. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 9, 2008, against Widener beginning at 7 pm. April 1, 2008 SHADIACK LEADS DEVILS TO FIRST WIN OF SEASON, 13-9,
OVER MANHATTANVILLE MADISON, NJ – Sophomore attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) had four goals and four assists to lead the College at Florham
Devils to a 13-9 win over Manhattanville in the MASCAC opener for both teams
on Tuesday evening. With the win, the Devils improved to
1-5 (1-0 MASCAC) while the Valiants dropped to 6-2 (0-1 MASCAC). The Devils came out strong to start
the game, scoring five out of the first six goals to take a 5-1 lead with
10:49 left in the second quarter.
Shadiack and senior midfielder Taylor Hogarth (Westfield, NJ/Westfield) each had two
goals. FDU would score three
more times in the second quarter to take an 8-3 halftime lead. Manhattanville scored the first two
goals of the third period to cut the deficit to 8-5 but the Devils scored
three out of the four remaining goals in the third to take an 11-6 lead into
the fourth quarter. The Valiants
made one final push, cutting it to 12-9 with 8:37 left to play but the could
not get any closer as the Devils came away with the win. Senior midfielder James Baker (Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) had three
goals for FDU while Hogarth, sophomore attack Wayne Sartorio (Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp.) and freshman attack
Tom Byrne (Bellmore,
NY/Mepham) each had two goals and an assist. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 5, 2008, at DeSales beginning at 1 pm. March 26, 2008 DEVILS DROP TIGHT ONE TO MONTCLAIR STATE, 12-11 MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devil scored three goals in the fourth quarter but came up just short
against Montclair State, 12-11, in non-conference action on Wednesday
evening. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-5. FDU jumped out to a quick 2-0 lead but
the Red Hawks tied it at 2-2 after a quarter of play and took a 3-2 lead with
12:33 left in the first half.
Freshman attack Tom Byrne
(Bellmore, NY/Mepham) scored for FDU to tie it at 3-3. Montclair scored three of the next
four goals to take a 6-4 lead into halftime. The Devils came out hot to start the
second half, scoring the first three goals to grab a 7-6 advantage with 9:27
left in the third. The Red Hawks
responded right away though, scoring five of the next six goals to take an
11-8 lead heading into the fourth quarter. FDU cut the deficit to 11-10 with 3:44 remaining on a goal
by sophomore attack Wayne Sartorio (Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp.) but Montclair came back to take a
12-10 lead just 0:22 later. The
Devils found the back of the net with 2:55 to go but could not get the
game-tying goal as Montclair escaped with the win. Sartorio led the Devils with three
goals while Byrne had two goals and an assist. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager (Suffern, NY/Suffern) made eight saves in net. The Devils return to action on Tuesday,
April 1, 2008, at home against Manhattanville in their MASCAC opener. March 16, 2008 DEVILS FALL TO
RPI, 9-3 MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils were knocked off by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 9-3, in non-conference
action on Sunday afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-3. After a scoreless first quarter, the
two teams traded goals back-and-forth in the second period with the game
being tied at 2-2 entering halftime.
The two FDU goals came from senior attack Peter Schaaf (West
Chester, PA/West Chester East) and freshman attack Tom Byrne ( RPI took a 3-2 lead with 11:35 left in
the third quarter before freshman midfielder Jordan Levitz
(Mundelein, IL/Stevenson) tied at 3-3 with 8:42 to go in the third. The Red Hawks took over after that
though, scoring the final six goals of the game to earn the 9-3 win. Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager ( The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, March 19, 2008, against Geneseo on their Florida Spring Trip
beginning at 2 pm. March 1, 2008 DEVILS DOWNED BY HAVERFORD, 14-2 HAVERFORD, PA – The College at
Florham Devils were knocked off by Haverford, 14-2, in non-conference action
on Saturday afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-2 on the season. FDU jumped out to a 1-0 lead with just
1:14 gone by in the first quarter on a goal by junior attack Peter Fleming ( Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager ( The Devils return to action on Sunday,
March 16, 2008, at home against RPI beginning at Noon. February 27, 2008 DEVILS DROP SEASON OPENER TO With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-1. The FDU goals were scored by sophomore
attack Kevin Shadiack ( Sophomore goalkeeper Evan Mager ( The Devils return to action on
Saturday, March 1, 2008, at Haverford beginning at 3 pm. The game will be played at February 20, 2008 DEVILS PICKED FOURTH IN PRESEASON CONFERENCE POLL ANNVILLE, PA – The College at
Florham Devils were picked to finish fourth in the preseason Middle Atlantic
States Collegiate Athletic Conference Coaches Poll on Wednesday morning. Here is how the voting went: 1. Widener 55 pts. (6), 2. Messiah 51 pts. (1), 3. The Devils open their season on
Wednesday, February 27, 2008, at home against May 3, 2007 DEVILS DOWNED BY MESSIAH, 20-4 With the loss, the Devils end their
season with an 8-8 record. Messiah jumped out to a 7-0 lead at
the end of the first quarter.
Sophomore attack Peter Fleming (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) got the Devils on the board with 1:08
gone by in the second quarter but Messiah scored the next two goals to take a
9-1 lead with 5:52 left in the second period. The Devils cut it to 9-3 on back-to-back goals by freshman
attack Kevin Shadiack
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon), and the teams traded goals to end the half with
Messiah going into intermission with a 10-4 lead. It was all Messiah in the second half as they scored two
goals in the third period and eight in the fourth to advance to the MAC
Finals. Shadiack finished with two goals and
an assist while freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( May 3, 2007 LISTEN TO THE DEVILS PLAY AT MESSIAH April 30, 2007 DEVILS ROLL PAST DREW, 14-8 MADISON, NJ – Led by three goals
apiece from senior attack Tim Latchford (North Wales, PA/North Penn) and freshman attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon), the fifth-seeded College at Florham Devils knocked off
fourth-seeded Drew, 14-8, in the First Round of the MAC Tournament on Monday
evening. With the win, the Devils improved to
8-7 and will be play number one seed Messiah on Thursday afternoon in the MAC
Semifinals. FDU came out on fire, scoring the
first five goals (by five different players) to grab a 5-0 lead with 14:18
left in the first half. Drew
scored the next three goals to cut the lead to 5-3 with 7:14 remaining in the
half but senior midfielder Scott Shadiack ( Drew scored the first goal of the
third quarter but FDU scored the next five goals (three by Kevin Shadiack) to
take a 11-4 lead at the end of three quarters. The Rangers scored the opening goal in the fourth quarter
but Latchford scored back-to-back goals to give the Devils a 13-5 lead with
9:42 left to play. Drew scored
three goals with time winding down but never posed a serious threat. The Devils got goals from 10 different
players and freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( FDU returns to action on Thursday, May
3, 2007, when they travel to Messiah at a time to be announced. April 28, 2007 SHADIACK LEADS DEVILS TO 8-4 WIN OVER SUSQUEHANNA
AND A SPOT IN THE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT SELINSGROVE, PA – Freshman
attack Kevin Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) scored three goals to lead the College at Florham Devils to an
8-4 victory over Susquehanna and a spot in the upcoming Middle Atlantic
Conference Tournament. With the win, the Devils improved to
7-7 (6-4 MAC). FDU will be the
number five seed in the conference tournament and play fourth-seeded Drew. FDU jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals
by Shadiack and junior midfielder Taylor Hogarth ( The Devils came out on fire to start
the second half, scoring the first five goals (two by Shadiack) to take an
8-2 lead and effectively put the game away. Susquehanna got two late goals in the fourth period to
make the final score 8-4. Hogarth and Driggs both finished with
two goals while freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on Monday,
April 30, 2007, in the first round of the conference tournament at Drew
beginning at 5 pm. April 25, 2007 FURIOUS RALLY GIVES FDU 11-10 WIN OVER WIDENER MADISON, NJ – Freshman attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) had three goals and two assists as the College at Florham Devils
stormed back from a 6-3 halftime deficit to knock off Widener by a score of
11-10 on Wednesday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
6-7 (5-4 MAC) and kept alive their playoff hopes. Widener scored five of the first six
goals in the game to take a 5-1 lead with 11:47 left in the second
quarter. Two Devil goals by
junior midfielder James Baker
(Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) and senior attack Tim Latchford (North Wales, PA/North Penn) cut the Pride
lead to 5-3, but Widener scored the final goal of the half with 0:35 left to
take a 6-3 lead at intermission. Widener scored to the first goal of
the third period to go up 7-3 but FDU scored the next five goals, two by
Shadiack and two by senior attack Spencer Driggs (Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo) to take an 8-7 lead with
10:39 left in the game. Widener
wasn’t done though, scoring the next three goals to take a 10-8 lead
with 5:56 remainin. Latchford
converted a feed from Shadiack to make it 10-9 with 4:21 left and Shadiack
tied it off a pass from Driggs with 3:47 left. On the ensuing face-off, freshman attack Wayne Sartorio ( Latchford finished the game with three
goals for the Devils while Driggs had two goals and three assists. McAllister picked up the win,
stopping 15 shots in net. The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 28, 2007, at Susquehanna in the final regular season game of
the season beginning at 4 pm. April 21, 2007 DEVILS FALL SHORT AGAINST LYCOMING, 8-6 MADISON, NJ – The College at Florham
Devils were knocked off by Lycoming, 8-6, on Saturday afternoon on Senior
Day. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
5-7 (4-4 MAC). The Devils jumped out to a 2-0 lead
halfway through the first quarter on goals by senior attackers Tim
Latchford (North Wales,
PA/North Penn) and Spencer Driggs
( After trading goals in the first five
minutes of the third quarter, Lycoming scored the next three goals to take a
6-5 lead with 4:37 left in the quarter.
Senior midfielder Scott Shadiack ( Driggs finished with two goals while
Latchford, Scott Shadiack, Kevin Shadiack and Sartorio all had a goal and an
assist. The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 25, 2007, at home against Widener beginning at 3:30 pm. April 18, 2007 DEVILS TOPPED BY CABRINI, 16-7 With the loss, the Devils dropped to
5-6. Freshman attack Kevin Shadiack ( Freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 21, 2007, at home for Senior Day against Lycoming beginning
at 1 pm. April 17, 2007 MCALLISTER NAMED ECAC SOUTH GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK McAllister started the week on Wednesday, by holding a DeSales
team that averages 9.56 goals per game to only three goals. He also made 19 saves in the 9-3
win. On Saturday at On the season, he has made 118 saves
which is good for an 8.49 goals against average. April 16, 2007 MCALLISTER NAMED MAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK McAllister
started the week on Wednesday, by holding a DeSales team that averages 9.56
goals per game to only three goals.
He also made 19 saves in the 9-3 win. On Saturday at On the season, he has made 118 saves
which is good for an 8.49 goals against average. April 14, 2007 SHADIACK’S GOAL IN OT GIVES DEVILS 8-7 WIN OVER
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA – Freshman
attack Kevin Shadiack
(Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon) scored three goals, including the game-winner in
overtime, to give the College at Florham Devils a huge 8-7 win over
Elizabethtown on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
5-5 (4-3 MAC). Shadiack and sophomore attack Peter
Fleming ( Elizabethtown tied it at 5-5 with less
than two minutes gone by in the third quarter but the Devils got a goal from
freshman attack Wayne Sartorio
(Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp.) to take a 6-5 lead into the fourth quarter. The Blue Jays tied it again, 6-6,
this time with just under a minute gone by in the fourth period but the
Devils once again regained the advantage on a goal from junior defender Nick
Taylor (Newark, DE/Newark)
with 11:51 left to play in regulation.
The Devils held the 7-6 lead until Sartorio finished with two goals while
Hogarth had a goal and two assists.
Freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 18, 2007, at Cabrini beginning at 6 pm. April 11, 2007 DEVILS DOWN DESALES, 9-3 MADISON, NJ – Senior attack Spencer
Driggs (Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo)
scored three goals and added an assist to lead the College at Florham Devils
to a 9-3 win over DeSales on Wednesday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
4-3 (3-3 MAC). FDU started the scoring 5:20 into the
game on a goal by Driggs.
DeSales tied at 1-1 four minutes later, but the Devils scored the next
six goals to take a 7-1 lead with 12:21 left in the fourth quarter. Six different players scored during
the run. The Bulldogs cut it to
7-2 but Driggs and senior attack Tim Latchford ( Latchford finished with two goals on
the day while freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Saturday, April 11, 2007, at April 5, 2007 DREW MAKES SECOND HALF RALLY, BEATS FDU 10-5 MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils took a 3-2 halftime lead but couldn’t hold on as they
fell to Drew, 10-5, on Thursday afternoon. Junior midfielder James Baker ( With the loss, the Devils dropped to
3-5 (2-3 MAC). Drew jumped out to a 1-0 lead with
less than two minutes gone by in the game but the Devils tied it, 1-1, with
3:46 left in the first quarter on a goal by senior attack Spencer Driggs ( The Rangers scored three goals in a
four minute span to start the second half to jump out to a 5-3 lead. FDU cut it to 5-4 with 10:21 left to
play in the third on a goal by junior midfielder Taylor Hogarth ( Freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, April 11, 2007, at home against DeSales beginning at 4 pm. April 2, 2007 SHADIACK, SCHAAF LEAD DEVILS PAST MADISON, NJ – Freshman attack Kevin
Shadiack (Kinnelon,
NJ/Kinnelon) had three goals and two assists while junior attack Peter
Schaaf (West Chester, PA/West
Chester East) added two goals and two assists to lift the College at Florham
Devils past Scranton, 9-7, on Monday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
3-4 (2-2 MAC). It was more scoreless action for the
first 13 minutes of the third quarter before junior midfielder James Baker (Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) to give the
Devils a 6-5 lead. Freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Thursday, April 5, 2007, when they travel to cross-town rival Drew beginning
at 4:30 pm. March 31, 2007 DEVILS DOWNED BY MESSIAH, 13-2 MADISON, NJ – The College at
Florham Devils were knocked off by Messiah, 13-2, on Saturday afternoon in
conference action. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
2-4 (1-2 MAC). Messiah jumped out to a 4-0 lead after
a quarter of play. FDU got goals
from freshman Kevin Shadiack
( The Devils return to action on Monday,
April 2, 2007, at home against March 27, 2007 DEVILS HOLD OFF MORAVIAN, 8-6 BETHLEHEM, PA – Senior attack Spencer
Driggs (Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo)
scored three goals and added an assist to lead the College at Florham Devils
to an 8-6 win over Moravain on Tuesday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to
2-3 (1-1 MAC). FDU scored the first four goals of the
game, two by Driggs, spanning the first quarter and half of the second
quarter and took a 4-1 lead into halftime. The Devils came out hot to start the second, scoring the
first three goals to take a 7-1 lead with just under four minutes gone by in
the third quarter. Moravian
scored the next two goals to cut the deficit to 7-3 but Driggs scored with
5:42 left in the third to put the Devils up 8-3. They Greyhounds wouldn’t go away though, scoring the
final three goals of the game to make FDU sweat out the win. Senior midfielder Scott Shadiack ( The Devils return to action on
Saturday, March 31, at home against Messiah beginning at 1 pm. March 24, 2007 KING’S MAKES LATE RALLY, BEATS FDU 10-9 With the loss, the Devils dropped to
1-3 (0-1 MAC). The game was tied, 3-3, after the
first period with Hogarth scoring two of the three Devil goals. The other came from senior midfielder
Scott Shadiack ( Shadiack and Driggs each finished with
a goal and an assist. Freshman
goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Tuesday, March 27, 2007, at Moravian beginning at 3:30 pm. March 17, 2007 GAME AGAINST No make-up date has been announced. March 12, 2007 DEVILS KNOCK OFF Story provided by LITHIA, FL – The College at Florham Devils scored
six straight goals spanning the second through fourth periods to knock off
Montclair State, 11-9, for their first win of the season. With the win, the
Devils improved to 1-2. Senior attack Spencer
Driggs ( Freshman goalie Ryan McAllister ( March 7, 2006 GAME AT CABRINI POSTPONED The game will be made up Wednesday,
April 18, 2007 at Cabrini beginning at 3:30 pm. March 6, 2007 GAME AT At this time, no make-up date has been
announced. March 3, 2007 DEVILS LOSE TO NO. 11 MADISON, NJ – Junior attack Matt
Nelligan (Rowley, MA/Pngree
School) scored four goals and added an assist as 11th-ranked
Ithaca knocked off the College at Florham Devils, 10-8, in men’s
lacrosse action on Saturday afternoon. With the loss, the Devils dropped to
0-2 on the season. FDU started strong, scoring the first
four goals of the game. Freshman
attack Kevin Shadiack ( Ithaca came out and scored the first
two goals of the second half to go up 8-5 before the Devils cut the deficit
to 8-7 on back-to-back goals by junior midfielder James Baker (Lavallette, NJ/Seton Hall Prep) and junior
attack Peter Schaaf (West
Chester, PA/West Chester East).
The Bombers responded early in the fourth quarter, scoring two goals
in less than a minute to go up 10-7.
They then held the Devils in check the rest of the way before FDU got
a goal in the final minute to make it 10-8. Junior attack Logan Bobzien (Centennial, CO/Arapahoe) had a goal and five
assists for the Bombers.
Shadiack had two goals and an assist for FDU and Baker finished with a
goal and an assist. Senior
goalkeeper Dennis Butler ( The Devils return to action on
Wednesday, March 7, 2007, at March 1, 2007 DEVILS PICKED THIRD IN PRESEASON POLL ANNVILLE, PA – The College at
Florham Devils were picked to finish third in the Middle Atlantic Conference
preseason poll conducted by the league’s coaches. The votes went as follows: 1. Widener 97 pts. (7), 2. Messiah 93 pts. (4), 3. FDU-Florham 77 pts., 4. The Devils (0-1) return to action on
Saturday, March 3, 2007, at home against February 28, 2007 DEVILS DROP SEASON OPENER TO Story provided by The Red Devils scored five goals in the first period to take a 5-3
lead. They added the only goal of the second quarter to stretch the margin to
6-3 at intermission. Following a scoreless third stanza, the Red Devils ended
with a 4-1 run in the fourth. Sophomore Casey Finkelstein (Owings Mills, MD/McDonogh) led the charge with a hat-trick, scoring three goals and adding
an assist. Senior Drew Peace ( Senior Bernie Nolan ( Junior Matt Kogelschatz ( Freshman goalkeeper Ryan McAllister ( The Devils return to action on
Saturday, March 3, 2007, at home against May 5, 2006 DEVILS DOWNED BY MESSIAH IN MAC SEMIFINALS, 14-6 With
the loss, the Devils dropped to 8-6 (8-4 MAC). Messiah
took a 3-0 lead after the first quarter before junior midfielder Scott
Shadiack (Clifton, NJ/Clifton)
scored to put the Devils on the board.
After Messiah scored again to make it 4-1, the Devils responded with
two goals in less than a minute to make it 4-3. However in the final 2:10 of
the first half, Messiah scored four goals to take an 8-3 lead into the
break. The Falcons scored four
more times in the first five minutes of the third quarter to take a 12-3 lead
and put the game away. Senior goalie Bob Moseman ( May 2, 2006 LAROCQUE,
SHADIACK HONORED BY MAC LaRocque has been an integral part of a Devils defense that has allowed only 7.62 goals per game. He also has 33 ground balls and one assist on the season. Shadiack is third on the team
with 18 goals and 26 points. He
also has eight assists to rank second on the team. His best game came on March 18 in a 14-7 win over May 1, 2006 LATCHFORD’S
SIX GOALS LEAD FDU PAST DREW, 14-7 MADISON,
NJ – Junior attack Tim Latchford (Montgomeryville, PA/North Penn) scored six goals to lead the
College at Florham Devils past Drew, 14-7, in the opening round of the Middle
Atlantic Conference playoffs.
With the win, the Devils improved to 8-5 (8-3 MAC) while the Rangers
dropped to 7-8 (6-5 MAC). The
Devils jumped out to a 7-0 lead, with Latchford scoring four of the goals,
before Drew got on the board with four minutes remaining in the half. FDU took a 10-3 lead into halftime,
and the closest Drew got was 10-5 before the Devils scored four of the last
six goals to put the game away. For
the Devils, freshman attack Mark Barry ( Senior
attack Dan Moffo ( Senior
Bob Moseman ( FDU returns to action on Thursday, May 4, at Messiah beginning 4 pm. April 29, 2006 BARRY, JOHNSON, MOSEMAN LEAD DEVILS TO WIN OVER
LYCOMING, 6-4 WILLIAMSPORT,
PA – Senior midfielder Ryan Johnson (North Merrick, NY/Kellenberg Memorial) and
freshman attack Mark Barry
(Rome, NY/Millbrook) scored two goals apiece and senior Bob Moseman (Short Hills, NJ/Millburn) stopped 12 shots in
net as the College at Florham Devils beat Lycoming, 6-4, on Saturday
afternoon in men’s lacrosse action. With
the win, the Devils improved to 7-5 (7-3 MAC) while Lycoming dropped to 5-8
(5-5 MAC). The win means the
Devils will host a first round Middle Atlantic Conference playoff game on
Monday afternoon. Lycoming
took a 4-1 lead into halftime, but the Devils responded by scoring five goals
in third quarter and holding the Warriors scoreless in the fourth quarter. Junior
attack Tim Latchford ( FDU returns to action on Monday, May 1, at home against an opponent to be determined in the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs. April 22, 2006 BARRY,
OPENING SURGE LEAD DEVILS TO 10-5 WIN OVER SUSQUEHANNA With
the win, the Devils improved to 6-5 (6-3 MAC) while the Crusaders dropped to
7-6 (5-3 MAC). Barry
scored three of the Devils’ six goals in the opening stanza while junior
attack Tim Latchford ( The
Crusaders fought back to make the score 7-4 in the opening minute of the
third quarter, but the Devils scored three straight goals to end any hopes of
a comeback. For
the Devils, Latchford finished with three goals and senior goalie Bob
Moseman ( Sophomore
midfielder Tim Storck
(Cockeysville, MD/Dulaney) netted two goals for the Crusaders, and freshman
attack Greg Norris (St.
Catharines, ON/Dennis Morris) added a goal and an assist. Moseman,
defender Steve LaRocque (Glen Cove, NY/South Side), attack Bobby Gorcica
(Fairfield, NJ/West Essex), midfielder Ryan Johnson (North Merrick, NY/Kellenberg Memorial), midfielder
Ryan Licht (Bridgewater,
NJ/Bridgewater), and defender Peter Knowles (Rockville Center, NY/South Side) all played
their final home games for the Devils. FDU returns to action on Saturday, April 29, at Lycoming beginning at noon. April 19, 2006 DEVILS
KNOCK OFF DESALES, 8-6 CENTER VALLEY, PA – Eight different players scored a goal as the College at Florham Devils knocked off DeSales, 8-6, on Wednesday afternoon. With the win, the Devils improved to 5-5 (5-3 MAC). Trailing by one goal at the break, the Devils scored five unanswered goals
in the third period and to start the fourth period to end DSU’s (1-11,
0-7 MAC) upset bid. The
game-winner came at the 6:17 mark of the fourth period and was scored by
sophomore midfielder Peter Schaaf ( Freshman midfielder Mike Frey ( FDU returns to action on Saturday, April 22, with their final home game and senior day against Susquehanna beginning at 1 pm. April 12, 2006 WIDENER
ROLLS PAST FDU, 17-2 FDU returns to action on Wednesday, April 12, at DeSales beginning at 4 pm. April 8, 2006 JOHNSON,
BARRY, MOSEMAN LEAD DEVILS PAST BLUE JAYS, 8-6 MADISON,
NJ – Senior midfielder Ryan Johnson (North Merrick, NY/Kellenberg Memorial) scored
two goals, freshman attack Mark Barry (Rome, NY/Millbrook) netted two goals and had an assist, and
senior goalie Bob Moseman
(Short Hills, NJ/Millburn) stopped 10 shots as the College at Florham Devils
knocked off Elizabethtown, 8-6, on Saturday afternoon. With
the win, the Devils improved to 4-4 (4-2 MAC) while the Blue Jays dropped to
2-8 (2-3 MAC). Barry
started the scoring just over a minute into the game off a feed from
sophomore midfielder Ryan Anderson ( Johnson
scored the first goal of the second half at the 7:56 mark to give the Devils
a 6-2 lead but the Blue Jays responded by scoring four of the next five goals
to cut the lead to 7-6 with 11:19 to play in the game. A goal by freshman midfielder Mike
Frey (Kinnelon, NJ/Kinnelon)
gave the Devils an 8-6 lead with 8:52 left, and FDU worked the clock down to
secure the victory. Puzzangara
scored four goals for FDU returns to action on Wednesday,
April 12, at Widener beginning at 4 pm. April 5, 2006 STITT,
CELENTANO LEAD DREW PAST FDU, 7-3 MADISON,
NJ – Junior attack Tom Stitt (Easton, PA/Moravian Academy) scored four goals and freshman
goalie Michael Celentano
(Bedminster, NJ/Mendham) made 19 saves as Drew knocked off the College at
Florham, 7-3, in Middle Atlantic Conference action on Wednesday afternoon at
Shields Field. With
the win, the Rangers improved to 3-5 (3-2 MAC) while the Devils dropped to
3-4 (3-2 MAC). Drew
went ahead 1-0 with 11:03 left in the first quarter on a goal by junior
midfielder Josh Mirrer ( Stitt then took over for the Rangers, scoring four of their next six goals, as Drew took a 5-2 halftime lead and never looked back. Senior
attack Dan Moffo ( Freshman
attack Mark Barry ( FDU returns to action on Saturday,
April 8, at home against April 1, 2006 DEVILS
DOWNED BY MESSIAH, 11-6 FDU jumped out to a 4-2 lead with 11:56 left to play in the first half but
Messiah scored nine of the next 11 goals to get the win. Freshman midfielder Peter Fleming ( FDU returns to action on Wednesday, April 5, at home against Drew beginning at 4 pm. March 29, 2006 BARRY’S
SIX GOALS LIFT DEVILS PAST GREYHOUNDS, 12-5 With
the win, FDU improved to 3-2 (3-0 MAC) while Moravian dropped to 1-6 (0-3
MAC). The
Devils took a 2-0 lead after the first quarter and were up 4-0 with less than
five minutes gone by in the second quarter before Moravian scored two goals
in two minutes to cut the lead to 4-2.
FDU responded by scoring the next five goals, three by Barry, to put
the game away. Junior
midfielder TJ Hirsch ( Junior
attack Tim Latchford
(Montgomeryville, PA/North Penn) had two goals and three assists, senior
midfielder Ryan Johnson
(North Merrick, NY/Kellenberg Memorial) scored two goals and had an assist,
and freshman attack Jason Koontz
(Jefferson, NJ/Jefferson) chipped in a goal and two assists for the Devils. Senior
goalie Bob Moseman ( FDU returns to action on Saturday,
April 1, at Messiah beginning at 3 pm.
Moravian returns the same day at 2 pm for a home game against March 25, 2006 MOSEMAN
LEADS DEVILS OVER KING’S, 10-2 With
the win, the Devils improved to 2-2 (2-0 Middle Atlantic Conference) while
the Monarchs dropped to 2-3 (1-1 Middle Atlantic Conference). Junior
midfielder Scott Shadiack
(Clifton, NJ/Clifton) had two goals and two assists for FDU while freshman
attack Mark Barry (Rome,
NY/Millbrook) and senior attack Bobby Gorcica (Fairfield, NJ/West Essex) each had two goals
and an assist Freshman
midfielder Andrew D’agostino (Landing, NJ/Roxbury) had a goal and an assist for the Monarchs
in the loss. FDU returns to action on Wednesday, March 29, at home against Moravian beginning at 4 pm. March 22, 2006 Cabrini
(4-1) built a 6-2 lead at halftime and extended it to as much as 12-2 before
the Devils (1-2) scored the final three goals of the game. Junior
goalie Kevin Quinn ( Sophomore
midfielder Ryan Anderson ( Freshman
attack Scott Reimer
(Downingtown, PA/Downingtown West) had three goals for the Cavaliers while
senior midfielder Kevin Rayer
(Woodlyn, PA/Ridley) and sophomore attack Patrick Jenkins (Kendall Park, NJ/South Brunswick) had two
goals apiece. FDU returns to action on Saturday, March 25, with a Middle Atlantic Conference game at home against King’s beginning at 1 pm. March 18, 2006 DEVILS
DOWN SCRANTON, PA – Junior attack Tim Latchford (Montgomeryville, PA/North Penn) scored four goals to lead the College at Florham Devils past Scranton, 14-7, in their Middle Atlantic Conference opener. Junior midfielder Scott Shadiack (Clifton, NJ/Clifton) netted three goals, while sophomore midfielder Ryan Anderson (West Chester, PA/West Chester East) and freshman attack Mark Barry (Rome, NY/Millbrook) chipped in two goals each. Senior goalie Bob Moseman ( FDU returns to action on Wednesday, March 22, with its home opener against Cabrini at 4 pm. March 15, 2006 DEVILS
DROP SEASON OPENER TO F&M, 10-8 FDU returns to action on Saturday, March 18, with its conference opener at
February 28, 2006 DEVILS
PICKED TO FINISH THIRD IN PRESEASON MAC POLL 1. Widener (10) 100 points, 2. Messiah (1) 91 points, 3. FDU-Florham 78
points, 4. 2005
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