October 15, 2001

Player of The Week - Euborne Springer,Brooklyn - Sr., FW, Haiti The senior forward from Haiti scored three of the four Brooklyn goals, in a 1-1 week for the squad. Springer scored a goal in the 2-1 win over Baruch on a breakaway, while adding an assist on the winner. He also scored both Brooklyn goals in the tight 3-2, loss at Staten Island. He dribbled his way past the CSI defense on the first goal and used a give and go with Awadije on the second for his 5th goal of the year.
Rookie of The Week - Marwan Amer, Staten Island - Fr., MF, New York, NY The 6' midfielder via Talent Unlimited High School paced the Dolphins to a 2-0 week, with both wins coming against CUNY opponents. Amer put away the game-winning goal on a cross from Behar Shala in the 80th minute. Amer also assisted once in the 3-1 win over John Jay. He now has three goals and two assists on the year.
This Week's Schedule Monday, October 15th SUNY-Farmingdale @ Brooklyn 4:00 pm Hunter @ Mt. St. Mary 7:00 pm NJ City @ Medgar Evers 7:00 pm Rutgers-Newark @ Staten Island 4:00 pm York @ Rowan 5:00 pm Wednesday, October 17th Baruch @ Hunter 3:30 pm Medgar Evers @ Brooklyn 4:00 pm John Jay @ CCNY 3:30 pm Staten Island @ York 4:00 pm Last Week's Results Brooklyn 2, Baruch 1 York 2, Hunter 0 Staten Island 3, John Jay 1 Medgar Evers 4, NY City Tech 0 Kean 3, CCNY 0 John Jay 5, Baruch 0 Staten Island 3, Brooklyn 2 CCNY 6, NY City Tech 0 Hunter 2, Medgar Evers 1	Thursday, October 18th NY City Tech @ SUNY-Purchase 4:00 pm St. Thomas Aquinas @ York 4:00 pm Saturday, October 20th Baruch @ CCNY 12:00pm Hunter @ Brooklyn 12:00pm John Jay @ Polytechnic (@ CCNY) 1:00 pm York @ Medgar Evers 7:00 pm NY City Tech @ Staten Island 1:00 pm
CUNYAC / BRINE stats Scoring Games Gls Ast. Pts. Avg. 1     Tom Consolmagno (CSI) 8 10 3 23 2.88 2     Igor Ogoula (CSI) 5 4 2 10 2.00 3     Cheick Keita (York) 8 4 5 13 1.63 4     George Ofusu-ameyaw (NYCTC) 4 3 0 6 1.50 5     Jason Bowery (John Jay) 10 6 2 14 1.40 6     Euborne Springer (Brooklyn) 8 5 1 11 1.38 7     Ivan Popov (CCNY) 9 4 3 11 1.22 8     Marlon White (John Jay) 10 3 6 12 1.20 9     Marc Meo (York) 8 4 0 7 1.14 10     Two tied at 1:00 Goals Games Goals Avg. 1     Tom Consolmagno (CSI) 8 10 1.25 2     Igor Ogoula (CSI) 5 4 0.80 3     George Ofusu-ameyaw (NYCTC) 4 3 0.75 4     Euborne Springer (Brooklyn) 8 5 0.63 5     Jason Bowery (John Jay) 10 6 0.60 Assists Games Ast. Avg. 1     Behar Shala (CSI) 7 5 0.71 2     Marlon White (John Jay) 10 6 0.60 3     Abdul Mohammed (CSI) 9 4 0.44 4     Tom Consolmagno (CSI) 8 3 0.38 5     Ivan Popov (CCNY) 9 3 0.33 Saves Games Saves Avg. 1     Idan Raz (Hunter) 7 71 10.14 2     German Rojas (John Jay) 10 91 9.10 3     Yevgeniy Vortman (Bklyn) 5 41 8.20 4     Stephane Koutouo (York) 8 59 7.38 5     David Allen (MEC) 6 40 6.67 Shutouts Games Sho. Avg. 1     Roger Cyrus (CCNY) 9 7 .777 2     Stephane Koutouo (York) 8 3 .375 Goals Against Average Games Gls. Avg. 1     Roger Cyrus (CCNY) 9 5 0.50 2     Stephane Koutoud (York) 8 7 0.87 3     Chris Consolmagno (CSI) 4 4 1.00 4     Andre Wallace (MEC) 7 10 1.43 5     German Rojas (John Jay) 10 19 1.90
CUNYAC / BRINE notes COACHING CHANGE AT HUNTER Second year Hunter coach John Benintendo resigned last week as head coach of the Hawks. The retired NYPD officer compiled a 3-22-2 mark over the past one and a half years. Assistant coach Salvador Briones will be the interim coach for the remainder of the season. Briones, a Hunter alum won two CUNYAC titles as a midfielder in 1995 and as a student assistant coach in 1999, when the Hawks advanced to the NCAA's. BARUCH 0-2 on the week The Statesmen have dropped four straight games, despite strong play from junior midfielder Rachid Chergui and freshman defender Dwayne Campbell. Coincidentally, both players are from Queens. BROOKLYN 1-1 on the week The Bridges split a pair of one-goal games, beating Baruch 2-1 and losing to Staten Island, 3-2. Freshman forward Joseph Awadije, a freshman from Liberia had an assist in Brooklyn's loss to CSI. CCNY 1-1 on the week Beavers junior forward Gerhard Sarkodie stepped back into the starting lineup last week, replacing injured 2000 Player of the Year Ivan Popov, and scored two goals in a 6-0 shutout over City Tech on Saturday. Rookie midfielder Santiago Helman also had a goal in the contest. HUNTER 1-1 on the week The Hawks offense is finally coming around under Briones, as they won their second Conference match last week, defeating Medgar Evers, 2-1 after starting out the week being shutout at York. Sophomore forward Tomasz Maziarz had one goal and freshman midfielder Jason Chin scored the second, a game-winner in the 87th minute. JOHN JAY 1-1 on the week Bloodhound goal keeper German Rojas, a Brooklynite from Lafayette HS had a solid week, getting shutout against Baruch and saving 19 shots in the two contests. He now has 91 saves and three shutouts on the season. MEDGAR EVERS 1-1 on the week Freshman forward Thomas Nelson scored a pair of goals in the Cougars 4-0 shutout over City Tech early in the week. Daniel Harris also had a tally and an assist in their 2-1 loss to Hunter on Saturday. NY CITY TECH 0-2 on the week The Yellow Jackets were shutout in both of their conference matches this week, dropping City Tech to 1-6-1 on the season. STATEN ISLAND 2-0 on the week An all-star last season, Daniel Aragon, a 5-6 senior forward, scored two goals this week, as the Dolphins raised their CUNYAC mark to 4-1 with wins over John Jay and Brooklyn. Freshman midfielder Marwan Amer notched a goal and assist this week as well. A Wednesday win at York (4:00 pm) can put CSI into a three-way tie for first place. YORK 1-0 on the week GK Stephane Koutou stepped out of the box to score the first goal on a penalty kick in the Cardinals 2-0 shutout over surging Hunter last Wednesday. In the CUNYAC driver's seat now at 5-0, the Cardinals can win the Regular Season title with wins this week over Staten Island and Medgar Evers.