Haverford College Men's Soccer: 2005 Scores/Summaries

Men's Soccer 2005 Scores & Summaries

Date	Opponent	Score	Overall, CC
September 3	Chestnut Hill	3-0	1-0, 0-0
September 7	Immaculata	3-0	2-0, 0-0
September 10	Delaware Valley #	4-0	3-0, 0-0
September 11	Goucher #	1-1 *	3-0-1, 0-0
September 17	Gettysburg *	0-3	3-1-1, 0-1
September 21	Alvernia	1-0 OT	4-1-1, 0-1
September 24	Franklin & Marshall *	1-2	4-2-1, 0-2
September 28	Ursinus *	2-1 OT	5-2-1, 1-2
October 1	Washington *	0-2	5-3-1, 1-3
October 5	Gwynedd-Mercy	0-2	5-4-1, 1-3
October 9	Kean %	1-2	5-5-1, 1-3
October 11	Greensboro %	0-2	5-6-1, 1-3
October 15	McDaniel *	0-4	5-7-1, 1-4
October 19	Johns Hopkins *	1-2	5-8-1, 1-5
October 22	Dickinson *	1-5	5-9-1, 1-6
October 26	Muhlenberg *	0-4	5-10-1, 1-7
October 29	Swarthmore *	1-2 2OT	5-11-1, 1-8

* Haverford defeated Goucher on penalty kick shootout, 4-2

HAVERFORD -- Freshman Stu Leon knocked home the game-winning goal on an assist from Brandon Washington with 3:48 left in the second 10-minute overtime period as visiting Swarthmore (12-4-1, 6-2-1) averted an upset in the nation's oldest Division III soccer rivalry.

Haverford (5-11-1, 1-8) freshman Eric Kissinger threaded a blast from 30 yards out midway through the first half to give the Fords a 1-0 halftime lead, but Garnet frosh Yoi Tibbetts provided an equalizer on a run to goal and blast with 2:51 remaining in regulation time.

The Fords lead the all-time series, 43-32-8, since the first meeting of the Haverford and Swarthmore varsities in 1921.

10/26/05 Muhlenberg 4, Haverford 0

HAVERFORD -- Johnathan Kliewer had a goal and an assist in the first-half, to lead the Mules (10-5, 5-3) to a 3-0 halftime lead. His goal was assisted by Adam Milberg. Karim Assous and Christopher King, scored first-half goals on assists from Blake Grannell and Kliewer. James Henshaw scored the lone second-half goal on an assist from Jose Ramirez to make it 4-0.

Goalkeepers Alec Aramanda (nine saves) and Adam Care (three saves) split time for the Fords (5-10-1, 1-7).

CARLISLE -- The Fords' Charlie Rubin scored on a Panos Panidis assist in the 89th minute, but the host Red Devils pulled away from a 1-0 halftime lead in Saturday's Centennial Conference game.

Haverford (5-9-1, 1-6) goalkeeper Adam Care made nine saves, while two Dickinson (11-4, 4-3) keepers made three saves while facing nine shots.

BALTIMORE -- Senior David Poolman scored off an assist by classmate Greg Reed after a corner kick to give the Fords the lead 1:33 into the match, but Johns Hopkins (8-2-4, 2-1-3) clawed back into the game with a 23-2 advantage on shots and an 11-2 lead on corner kicks.

Haverford (5-8-1, 1-5) starting goalkeeper Alec Aramanda was assessed a red card at 17:22, and Hopkins capitalized on its direct kick opportunity as Adam Simon fed Edmond Wybaillie for the game-tying goal at 17:49. The Fords played man-down the rest of the game, but the Blue Jays could not get another goal until Steve Read's game-winner in the 60th minute on Simon's second assist.

Hopkins keeper Dan Coble needed to make just one save to pick up his sixth win of the year, while Haverford's Adam Care finished with six saves and two goals against. Aramanda made five saves in the first 17 minutes.

HAVERFORD -- Thomas Kane scored twice in between goals by Will Talesnick and Brian Samartino, respectively, as McDaniel's four goals in a span of 3:35 midway through first half were the difference in the Centennial Conference game at Haverford.

Alec Aramanda (four saves) and Adam Care (one save) each played a half in net for the Fords (5-7-1, 1-3), while Andrew Wu made nine saves in goal for the Green Terror (8-3-1, 3-1-1).

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Josh Bridges and Justin Tinder scored first-half goals on assists by Ben Norman and Robert Fricke, respectively, the lead host Greensboro (6-4-2) to a non-conference victory over Fall Break visitor Haverford Tuesday.

Keepers Alec Aramanda (three saves) and Adam Care (five saves) played one half each in goal for the Fords (5-6-1).

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Jorge Montesinos scored a first-half Damien Serafin assist and a second-half direct kick for Kean (4-7-1) Sunday afternoon.

Xander Subashi had tied the score for the Fords (5-5-1) shortly before halftime on an assist by Ben Shechtman. Alec Aramanda (four saves) and Adam Care each played one half in goal for Haverford.

GWYNEDD VALLEY -- The Fords outshot their hosts, 11-5, but Brian Bowler and Cristiano Winchester converted the Griffins' only two shots on goal in the game for a non-conference win Wednesday.

Sean Carey crossed the ball on Bowler's header 5:51 after intermission, and Ryan Merritt and Brian O'Donnell got free kick assists on Winchester's score with 10:49 left for the Griffins (6-4-2).

Eight different Haverford players took shots at Gwynedd-Mercy keepers Joe Schneider (four saves) and Dan Ballard (two saves), who played one half apiece.

CHESTERTOWN, Md. -- The Fords held a 5-3 advantage in shots during a scoreless first half, but the Shoremen got on the board first at 72:18 when Jaron Putmon scored off a direct kick by Brian Danver. Josh Todd gave Washington (3-6, 2-2) a two-goal cushion when he knocked in a rebound off a shot by Dave Hieber at the 76:05 mark.

Alec Aramanda made two saves in the first half for Haverford (5-3-1, 1-3). Adam Care played in goal for the Fords after intermission, allowing both goals and making three saves. Junior goalkeeper Sean Ferri made six saves in the shutout for Washington.

COLLEGEVILLE -- Jacob Lipson caromed the decisive goal off the crossbar and an Ursinus defender 4:37 into overtime to net Haverford its first Centennial Conference victory of the season Wednesday.

Donald Reilly put the Bears (2-6, 0-3) on the board first five minutes into the second half, but Ben Bowens answered for the Fords (5-2-1, 1-2) on a Brian Doherty assist five minutes later.

Alec Aramanda made two saves to get the victory in goal for the Fords, who outshot their hosts, 13-7.

HAVERFORD -- Brian Doherty's midair volley of a Ben Bowens free kick in the 21st minute gave Haverford (4-2-1, 0-2) an early lead, but two late F&M goals doomed the host Fords.

Haverford freshman goalkeeper Adam Care kept the Diplomats (2-2-3, 1-1) out of the net for the first 83 minutes of the match, making 13 saves in search of his second straight shutout. Ryan McGonigle buried a penalty shot following a hand ball in the box to tie the score with 6:30 to play, then Ben Wilson scored on a cross from Brandon Corday with 4:52 left for a 2-1 Centennial Conference win.

Goalkeeper Ed Stelz needed to make only one first half save for the visiting Diplomats, who outshot the Fords 23-7.

READING -- Charlie Rubin scored the golden goal 5:10 into extra time to propel Haverford to a 4-1-1 on the season with its non-conference win Wednesday at Alvernia.

Freshman keeper Adam Care was splendid in his collegiate debut in goal, making four saves for his first career shutout and victory.

HAVERFORD -- Mike Tirney, Garrett Bruno and Chris Bayon scored goals for the visiting Bullets (3-2-1, 1-0) in their Centennial Conference opening win at Haverford Saturday.

Alec Aramanda made five saves and Adam Care two in goal for the Fords (3-1-1, 0-1). Nick Wells-Bundtzen made six saves in goal for Gettysburg.

HAVERFORD -- Freshman Josh Price tied the score at 1-all on a feed from classmate Panos Panidis with 2:36 remaining in regulation time, then Haverford earned the Jimmy Mills Tournament title after two scoreless overtime periods, 4-2 on penalty kicks.

David Poolman, Eric Kissinger, Charlie Rubin and Josef Bartels scored the penalty kicks for the Fords (3-0-1), who receive credit for a tie under NCAA rules in addition to their tournament title.

The Gophers (3-0-1) opened the scoring 9:16 into the second half on a blast by Eddie Emokpai. Haverford goalkeeper Alec Aramanda was credited with eight saves, including a key stop of Geoffrey Cornelius in the shootout, while Goucher's Tom Feuerstein recorded six saves.

HAVERFORD -- Ben Shechtman scored in the 15th minute, then assisted the Fords' final goal by Panos Panidis, as tournament host Haverford improved to 3-0 with its win over winless Del Val (0-3).

Josh Price scored on a Charlie Rubin assist 27 seconds after intermission, and Ben Bowens added a score 2:20 later to break the game wide-open. Goalkeepers Alec Aramanda (two saves) and Adam Care (one save) divided time in goal while recording the Fords' third straight shutout to start the season.

The Fords will host the winner of Cabrini and Goucher Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. in the final of the tournament, which is named for U.S. Soccer Hall of Famer and 1956 U.S. Olympic coach Jimmy Mills, who led the Fords from 1949-70.

HAVERFORD -- Sophomore Taylor Sundby and freshmen Josh Price and Panos Panidis scored one goal apiece as Haverford won its second straight shutout at home.

Freshman Eric Kissinger assisted the first and last goals by Sundby and Panidis, respectively, and Alec Aramanda and Jim Wiltsee divided time in net for the Fords (2-0).

Freshman goalkeeper Dave O'Neill made 17 saves for the Mighty Macs (0-2) while facing 41 Haverford shots.

HAVERFORD -- Freshman Eric Kissinger opened the scoring in th 30th minute and senior Ben Bowens and frosh Xander Subashi added goals around halftime on assists by sophomore Taylor Sundby and Charlie Rubin, respectively, as Haverford opened its 2005 season with a win Saturday.

Senior Alec Aramanda and first-year keeper Adam Care each recorded two saves in net for the Fords (1-0), who next host the brand-new men's varsity of Immaculata College this Wednesday at 4 p.m.