LIONS SOCCER PROGRAM RECORD HOLDERS

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1 LIONS SOCCER PROGRAM RECORD HOLDERS POSITION PLAYERS Career Goals 1. Wayne Huston Vinnie Maggio Albie Lobbato Mike Edwards 1989, Jason Cairns Anthony Daniele, Kevin Shaw, Lou Scerbo, Nick Costelloe, Kevin Luber, Matt Lucash, Dean Gray, Career Assists 1. Jason Cairns Kevin Luber, Mike Edwards Rafal Ochalski Russell Terlecki Ron Wilde Anthony Daniele Vinnie Maggio Albie Lobbato Jeremy Beardsley Scott Markulec Career Points 1. Wayne Huston 144 (no assists on record) 2. Jason Cairns Vinnie Maggio, Mike Edwards 1989, Albie Lobbato Most Goals in a Year 1. Wayne Huston Vinnie Maggio

2 3. Mike Edwards Kevin Shaw, Mike Edwards, Albie Lobbato, Anthony Daniele, Joe Cutri, Matt Lucash, Albie Lobbato, Mike Edwards, Sean Cox, Vinnie Maggio, Vinnie Maggio Gabe Trupi, Rick Keurajian, Most Assists in a Year 1. Jason Cairns Jason Cairns, Mike Edwards, Anthony Daniele Jason Cairns Gabe Trupi, Jeremy Beardsley Albie Lobbato Keith Woods Mike Edwards Jason Cairns 1996, 9 8. Juan Peruyero, 1992, 9 GOALKEEPERS Most career saves by a goalkeeper 1. Mike Rentner, Rob Jordan, Wayne Ramsey, Gary Tantleff, Ryan Hayward, Scott Read, Christian Groenveld, Shawn Mecchi, Matt Kasperavicius, Most career solo shutouts 1. Gary Tantleff, Rob Jordan, Mike Rentner, Scott Read, Jamie Forman, Ryan Hayward, Matt Kasperavicius, Christian Groenveld, Most career combined shutouts 1. Mike Rentner,

3 2. Gary Tantleff, Rob Jordan, Jamie Forman, Matt Kasperavicius, Ryan Hayward, Most career combined/solo shutouts 1. Gary Tantleff, Mike Rentner, Rob Jordan, Jamie Forman, Scott Read, Ryan Hayward, Matt Kasperavicius, Christian Groenveld, Most saves by a goalkeeper in a season 1. Wayne Ramsey, Ryan Hayward, Mike Rentner, Rob Jordan, Rob Jordan, Mike Rentner, Scott Read, y. Gary Tantleff, Gary Tantleff, Rob Jordan, Mike Rentner, Matt Kasperavicius, Save percentage in a season (minimum 600 minutes) 1. Gary Tantleff, Rob Jordan, Wayne Ramsey, Jamie Forman, Gary Tantleff, Rob Jordan, Mike Rentner, Rob Jordan, Wayne Ramsey, Matt Kasperavicius, Wayne Ramsey, Most shutouts in a season 1. Rob Jordan, Gary Tantleff, Gary Tantleff, Gary Tantleff, Mike Rentner, Mike Rentner, Scott Read, Mike Rentner, Jamie Forman, 199 9

4 10. Scott Read, *Goalkeeping records incomplete prior to 1979 TSC S Men s Soccer Team in the NAIA Championships 1964 NAIA National Champions 1965 NAIA National Champions TCNJ/TSC Men s Soccer Team in the NCAA Championships 1974 TSC 2-1 NJIT(OT) Brockport State 1-0 TSC 1977 Cortland State 4-1 TSC 1981 U.N.C.-Greensboro 1-0 TSC 1984 University of Scranton 1-0 TSC 1989 Elizabethtown College 6-1 TSC 1990 Kean College 3-2 TSC 1991 TSC 1-0 Montclair State College TSC 3-2 Kean College TSC 3-3 Elizabethtown College (4 OTs), TSC advances on PKs TSC 3-1 Babson College U.C. San Diego 1-0 TSC (TSC finishes as National Runner-Up) 1992 TSC 2-1 Rowan University Kean University 4-4 TSC (4 OTs, Kean advances on PKs) 1993 Richard Stockton College 1-0 TSC 1994 TSC 5-0 Kean College TSC 2-1 Rowan College TSC 2-0 Rochester Institute Technology Johns Hopkins 1-0 TSC (TSC finishes Third) 1995 TSC 4-0 Connecticut College TSC 4-1 Richard Stockton College Williams College 3-0 TSC 1996 TCNJ 3-2 Rowan College TCNJ 2-1 Richard Stockton College TCNJ 1-0 Williams College (OT) TCNJ 0-0 Ithaca College (OT, TCNJ advances on PKs) TCNJ 2-1 Kenyon College (4 OT) (TCNJ wins NCAA Division III Championship) 1997 TCNJ 2-1 Rowan University TCNJ 1-0 Kean University TCNJ 2-0 Gettysburg College TCNJ 2-1 Amherst College Wheaton College (IL) 3-0 TCNJ (TCNJ finishes as NCAA Division III Runner-up) 2005 TCNJ 1-0 Roger Williams University TCNJ 3-2 New Jersey City University Messiah College 1-0 TCNJ (TCNJ finishes as NCAA Division III Quarterfinalist) NCAA Tournament Totals: 14 Years, NCAA Division III Runner-Up 1994 NCAA Division III Third Place Finisher 1995 NCAA Division III Quarterfinalist 1996 NCAA Division III Champion 1997 NCAA Division III Runner-Up 2005 NCAA Division III Quarterfinalist (On June 26, 1996,Trenton State College became The College of New Jersey.)

5 New Jersey Athletic Conference Champions 2016 Montclair State University 2015 Rutgers University-Camden 2014 Montclair State University 2013 Rutgers University-Camden 2012 Rutgers University-Camden 2011 Rutgers University-Camden 2010 Kean University 2009 Montclair State University 2008 Montclair State University 2007 Montclair State University 2006 Montclair State University 2005 The College of New Jersey 2004 Richard Stockton College 2003 Rowan University 2002 Richard Stockton College 2001 Richard Stockton College 2000 Rowan University 1999 Richard Stockton College 1998 Kean University 1997 Kean University 1996 Richard Stockton College 1995 Rowan College* 1994 Trenton State College* 1993 Rowan College 1992 Rowan College 1991 Glassboro State College* 1990 Kean College* 1989 Montclair State College* 1988 Glassboro State College 1987 Glassboro State College 1986 Glassboro State College 1985 Glassboro State College New Jersey State Athletic Conference Kean College 1983 Kean College 1982 Kean College 1981 Glassboro State College, Trenton State College (tie) 1980 Glassboro State College 1979 Glassboro State College 1978 Kean College 1977 William Paterson College*

6 1976 Trenton State College 1975 William Paterson College 1974 Trenton State College 1973 William Paterson College, Kean College (tie) 1972 Montclair State College 1971 Montclair State College 1970 Trenton State College 1969 Trenton State College, Montclair State College (tie) 1968 Trenton State College, Montclair State College, Jersey City State College (tie) 1967 Trenton State College 1966 Trenton State College 1965 Trenton State College 1964 Trenton State College 1963 Trenton State College 1962 Trenton State College 1961 Trenton State College, Montclair State College, Jersey City State College*(tie) 1960 Trenton State College 1959 Trenton State College * Please note name changes: In 1992, Glassboro State College became Rowan College, and in 1997, Rowan University In 1994, Montclair State College became Montclair State University In 1996, Trenton State College became The College of New Jersey In 1997, Kean College became Kean University In 1997, William Paterson College became William Paterson University In 1998, Jersey City State College became New Jersey City University + In 1985 the New Jersey State Athletic Conference, a men's conference, merged with the Jersey Athletic Conference, a women's conference,to form the New Jersey Athletic Conference.