ATHLETICs AT CCrI - Community College of Rhode Island

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DIRECTORY
Athletic Department Administration
Joe Pavone, Director of Athletics
401-825-2405, [email protected]
Steve Rooney, Assistant Director of Athletics
Kevin Salisbury, Associate Director of Athletics
Bev Wiley, Compliance Officer
Athletic Department Support Staff
Vincent A. Cullen, Director of Athletics Emeritus
Patrick Fogarty, Athletic Trainer
Bill Giusti, Equipment Manager
Dan LaCorbiniere, Sports Information Coordinator
Nick Leimbach, Athletic Trainer
Madison Macaruso, Athletic Trainer
Matt Metcalf, Assistant Sports Information Coordinator
Deanna O’Reilly, Technical Staff Assistant
Suzanne Pacheco, Sports Medicine
Deb Panzica, Staff Assistant to the Director
Elizabeth Schemm, Athletic Trainer
Cheryl Smith, Staff Assistant to the Director
Head Coaching Staff
Ken Hopkins, Baseball, 401-825-2107, [email protected]
Rick Harris, Men’s Basketball, 401-825-2120, [email protected]
Brittany Brown, Women’s Basketball
Gregg Cornell, Cross Country, Indoor/Outdoor Track
Gabe Toro, Men’s Soccer, 401-333-7363, [email protected]
Dennis Grassini, Women’s Soccer
Liz Afonso, Softball, 401-333-7315, [email protected]
Samantha Amaral, Volleyball, 401-333-7318, [email protected]
Anne Marie Balboni, Club Volleyball, 401-333-7316
Deb Panzica, Coed Tennis, 401-825-1168, [email protected]
James Stringfellow, Golf, 401-825-1130, [email protected]
www.ccri.edu/athl
CONTRIBUTORS
Editorial Content: Richard Coren, Dan LaCorbiniere,
Matt Metcalf, Erin Olson
Action Photos: Dan Aurelio
Head Shots/Team Shots: David Fischbach
Layout/Design: Richard Coren
Copy Editors: Richard Coren, Erin Olson
THE COLLEGE
President’s message ........................................................................................ 2
Athletic Director’s message ......................................................................... 2
Athletics’ Mission Statement ....................................................................... 2
About CCRI and athletic facilities ............................................................... 3
Academics and student-athlete support .................................................... 4
Overview and history of athletic department .......................................... 5
Women’s Soccer
Season outlook ................................................................................................ 6
Season schedule .............................................................................................. 6
Team roster ...................................................................................................... 7
Team photo ...................................................................................................... 7
Coaches .......................................................................................................... 8
Season in review. ............................................................................................. 9
2013 season statistics .................................................................................. . 9
2013 game-by-game results .......................................................................... 9
All-time individual and team records ....................................................... 10
All-time year-by-year records .................................................................... 10
Postseason record ........................................................................................ 10
All-Americans and individual records ...................................................... 11
All-time player register ................................................................................ 12
men’s Soccer
Season outlook .............................................................................................. 14
Season schedule ............................................................................................ 14
Team roster ................................................................................................... 15
Team photo .................................................................................................... 15
Coaches ........................................................................................................ 16
Season in review ........................................................................................... 17
2013 season statistics ................................................................................ . 17
2013 game-by-game results ........................................................................ 17
All-time year-by-year records ................................................................... 18
All-Americans ................................................................................................ 19
VOLLEYBALL
Season outlook .............................................................................................. 20
Season schedule ............................................................................................ 20
Team roster ................................................................................................... 21
Team photo .................................................................................................... 21
Coaches ........................................................................................................ 22
Season in review ........................................................................................... 23
2013 season statistics ................................................................................ . 23
2013 game-by-game results ........................................................................ 23
All-time year-by-year records ................................................................... 24
All-Americans ................................................................................................ 25
ADVERTISERS .......................................................................................... 26
ADMINISTRATION
A message from the President
The Community College of Rhode Island Department
of Athletics, its student-athletes, coaches and support
staff represent some of the best of what the college has
to offer. Each and every season, CCRI student-athletes
put on the Knights uniform, step onto the court, field
or track and compete. They represent the college not
only through their performance, but also in spirit. Their
accomplishments, based on a commitment to academics
and athletics, make us proud.
During the 2013-14 academic year, many studentathletes represented CCRI with distinction at the national
level. Several teams were represented at regional,
district and national level competitions.
These experiences are more than just wins and losses in the record books. They
are examples of CCRI student-athletes achieving great things on and off the field. In
the classroom, they discover a new subject, a career field and a love of learning. In
athletics, they acquire the discipline and commitment it takes to reach their goals.
Under the guidance of knowledgeable and caring coaches, they learn the values of
camaraderie, commitment to a common goal and how to win or lose with grace.
If you are considering CCRI as a prospective student-athlete, I encourage you to
explore what we have to offer academically and athletically.
If you’re simply a fan of the college, I encourage you to attend one of our games
and root for the local team. Go Knights and Lady Knights!
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Ray Di Pasquale
President
Mission of the CCRI
Athletic Department
The Community College of Rhode Island
Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation, an integral part
of the curriculum, is dedicated to each
physical education student and studentathlete. CCRI provides a high quality,
nationally acclaimed and accredited
program that promotes academic and
athletic excellence. The college excels in
sportsmanship, team play and competitive spirit while providing a strong academic foundation and support program.
A message from the Director Of Athletics
Athletics is not about winning. Rather, it is about testing one’s character to the limits; to dig deep when
the chips are down and the time on the clock is running out. As Olympic wrestler Dan Gable once said,
“Gold medals aren’t really made of gold. They’re made of sweat, determination, and a hard-to-find alloy
called guts.”
The Community College of Rhode Island Department of Athletics provides countless opportunities
for student-athletes to better themselves and face challengeswith strength and resolve. While they are
not competing for a gold medal, the lessons they learn being part of a team and competing are a valuable
component of their CCRI experience. They are lessons that prepare them to succeed in the classroom,
a professional career and beyond.
CCRI athletic teams boast a tradition of excellence with more than 5,300 victories, 213 All-Americans
and 711 All-Region selections. During the 2013-14 academic year, several teams reached the playoffs
in their sport, representing the college at the regional, district and national levels. The foundation behind
those outstanding accomplishments is built on an academic support program and the dedication of CCRI coaches.
Whatever your athletic dreams might be, consider pursuing them at CCRI and join our tradition of success.
Joseph Pavone ’72
Director of Athletics
ABOUT CCRI/FACILITIES
CCRI Athletic Facilities
ABOUT CCRI
The Community College of Rhode Island opened
its doors in 1964 with 325 students in temporary space on Promenade Street in Providence
as Rhode Island Junior College. Today, with four
campuses throughout the state, CCRI enrolls an
average of almost 18,000 credit students each
semester, making it the largest comprehensive
community college in New England. Thirty-three
percent of its students identify themselves as
part of a minority group, many of whom are the
first in their families to attend college.
At a glance
Year founded: 1964
Locations: Warwick, Lincoln,
Providence and Newport with
satellite facilities in Providence
and Westerly
Enrollment: 18,000
Nickname: Knights
Color: Green
Affiliations: National Junior
College Athletic Association
(NJCAA) Region XXI
Accredited by the New England Association of
Schools and Colleges, CCRI offers more than 80
degree and certificate programs in the arts, business, computer studies, engineering, health sciences, human services, liberal arts and science departments taught
by faculty who are experts in their field. Each year, Rhode Islanders fill more than
30,000 seats in our professional development, skill enhancement, job retraining
and noncredit personal enrichment courses offered by CCRI’s Center for Workforce and Community Education.
CCRI students are active participants in campus life and in the community. The
college offers a varsity athletic program with 12 sports and a diverse selection of
student clubs and organizations, including student government. Annually, students,
faculty and staff volunteer for a variety of Rhode Island nonprofit organizations,
making life better for those less fortunate.
Since its inception, CCRI has graduated more than 64,000 students, with 95 percent
of them living and working in Rhode Island. The college is the No. 1 provider
of nurses and other health care workers in the state. Annually, more than 1,000
CCRI students
transfer to Rhode
Island College
and the University
of Rhode Island
to continue
their education.
CCRI’s tuition is
the most affordable in Rhode
Island. A full-time
student pays
about half, or
less, of tuition
and fees charged
at any other
college in the
The Knight Campus in Warwick, R.I.
state. According to a recent
survey given to
exiting students, when graduates were asked, “Would you recommend CCRI to
a friend or family member?” nearly 99 percent said yes. By preparing students for
continued education or to enter the state’s work force, the Community College
of Rhode Island provides its students with the opportunity to change their lives
and achieve their dreams.
Knight Campus
400 East Ave., Warwick
The CCRI Knight Campus is home to the Vincent
A. Cullen Field House with four basketball courts,
four tennis courts,
three volleyball courts
and a fully-equipped
weight room. The
men’s and women’s
basketball teams play
their home games
on the center wood
court. Athletic Department administration,
coaches and staff have offices at this location.
The CCRI baseball
team plays its home
games at Harold
“Whitey” Fell Field,
named in honor of the
college’s former head
baseball coach.
The Knight Campus has two additional outdoor
fields for team practice and recreational use.
Flanagan Campus
1762 Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln
The CCRI Flanagan Campus has a field house
with four basketball courts, four tennis courts,
four volleyball courts, a six-lane swimming pool,
an indoor track, a
modern dance studio
and a fully-equipped
weight room. The
women’s volleyball
team plays its home
matches in the
Flanagan Campus
Field House. Athletic
Department administration, coaches and
staff have offices at
this location.
The Flanagan Campus
has several outdoor fields for team
practice and competition as well as recreational
use. The cross country team and the men’s and
women’s soccer teams host their home meets
and matches at this site.
Additional sites
Some CCRI teams play their home games at
nearby off-campus locations. The softball team
plays its home games at Winslow Park Field in
Warwick and the golf team competes and practices at Cranston Country Club. The coed tennis
team and the indoor and outdoor track teams
travel to their opponent’s site or a neutral site
for matches.
For hours of operation of campus facilities and
more information, go to www.ccri.edu/athl/facilities.html.
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ACADEMICS
CCRI’s Student-Athlete Academic
Support Program (SAASP)
WHERE DO THEY GO
FROM HERE?
The Student-Athlete Academic Support Program at the Community College of
Rhode Island provides a support system for academic success in college. This mandatory program prepares student-athletes for transfer to four-year institutions
where they can continue their education and athletic careers.
During the first semester of their freshman year, student-athletes are required to
complete academic placement tests in reading, writing and mathematics and enroll
in a one-credit CCRI student success course. The program requires student-athletes to attend two, one-hour study sessions each week during the semester, including the off-season, at the college’s academic success centers. The Department
of Athletics compliance officer schedules session times for each student-athlete
and monitors their progress every five weeks during the semester. The program
also provides daily academic advising, counseling and tutorials as well as transfer
counseling.
Prospective student-athletes are encouraged to visit staff, coaches and advisors at
CCRI’s Warwick and Lincoln campuses to learn more about the program and the
college’s varsity teams. Call the Department of Athletics at 401-825-2114 for an
appointment.
Bethany Worth ’14
a former captain and
All-American earned
a scholarship to play
soccer at Southern
Connecticut State
University.
Janny Cabrera ’14
this former captain had
a highly successful volleyball career at CCRI
and will be attending
Rhode Island College.
Alexandra Place
’14 an All-American
in soccer and captain
on both soccer and
softball at CCRI will
be attending Johnson
& Wales University to
play soccer.
Zachary Wood ’14
was a captain on the
baseball team and will
be attending Bryant
University to play
baseball.
Rudy Brito ’14
another team captain
who capped off a
successful basketball
career at CCRI will
be attending Johnson & Wales to play
basketball.
Rob Gallucci ’14
a captain on the soccer team competed in
soccer and golf while
at CCRI and will be
attending Newbury
College to play soccer.
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STUDENT-ATHLETES ACHIEVE ACADEMIC SUCCESS
IN 2013-14
Many student-athletes were honored for their academic achievements in the
2013-14 academic year. Their successes included 26 student-athletes making the
dean’s list in the fall and spring semesters. In addition, two earned scholarships to
Division II Southern Connecticut State University and many others will be moving
on to play sports at DI and DIII schools.
Twenty-nine student-athletes from the Class of 2013 earned associate degrees,
eight with honors. Twenty-six of them will be transferring to four-year institutions like Southern Connecticut State University, Newbury College, Rhode Island
College, Lasell College, Bryant University and Johnson & Wales University.
ATHLETICS AT CCRI
An overview of CCRI athletics
past and present
The Community College of Rhode Island is home to one of the Ocean State’s
finest and most successful intercollegiate athletic programs. Since its inception in
1965, the CCRI program has long been considered a front-runner in New England
community college and junior college athletic circles.
The basketball, baseball, tennis, volleyball, cross country, golf and soccer teams have
all been nationally ranked. The 2002 women’s soccer team captured the school’s
first national championship, while a number of other squads, including men’s basketball and women’s soccer, were national runners-up. With more than 5,300 victories,
213 All-Americans, 129 Region XXI championships and 711 All-Region selections,
CCRI leads the way among all New England community colleges.
Great coaching has been the key to CCRI’s success. From the athletic department’s
humble beginnings in 1965, the school has always featured legendary coaches. From
Hall of Fame athletic director and men’s basketball coach Vin Cullen to baseball
coaches Whitey Fell and Art Pontarelli, tennis coach Ray Carr and volleyball coach
Gail Davis, the tradition of great coaches and top-flight teaching has extended
through theyears and continues through the present day.
The college holds membership in the National Junior College Athletic Association
and is an associate member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
Vin Cullen
Athletic Director
Men’s basketball coach
1965-2002.
Harold “Whitey” Fell
Baseball coach
1965-1982.
Ken McDonald ’90
Played at Providence;
current head coach
for the Austin Toros.
Rheal Cormier ’88
Pitched in the major
leagues for 16 seasons.
CCRI fields intercollegiate men’s teams in baseball, basketball, soccer, cross country,
indoor and outdoor track and golf and intercollegiate women’s teams in volleyball,
basketball, cross country, indoor and outdoor track, soccer and softball. The college
has a coed tennis team.
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The Community College of Rhode Island has proven to be a steppingstone for
many student athletes who have moved on tocomplete their academic and athletic
careers at four-year colleges and universities throughout the nation.
Jasmine Jennings ’06
Competed for URI in
track and field.
Marvin Owens ’06
Played for Rollie Massimino at Northwood
University in Palm
Beach, Fla.
CCRI ATHLETICS: A TRADITION OF UNMATCHED SUCCESS
Year Started
All-time record
Region XXI Championships
2013-14 record
Baseball
1965-661,047-414-3 (.716)1122-10
Men’s Basketball
1965-66943-420
(.692)1718-13
Women’s Basketball
1977-78518-354
(.594)1016-9
Golf
1967-68475-166-7 (.738)173-2
Men’s Soccer
1973-74407-243-51 (.617) 34-11
Women’s Soccer
1994-95265-79-14 (.760)1611-7-1
Softball
1979-80378-331
(.533)1012-14
Tennis
1974-75290-97 (.749)214-4
Volleyball
1976-77652-312
(.676)1914-8
Totals
49 seasons
5,321-2,645-108 (.666)
128
104-78-1
SEASON OUTLOOK
The 2014 Community College of Rhode
Island women’s soccer team has five returning student-athletes and 19 players total. The
program is in the process of rebuilding and
reloading. Lauren Cattani (Cranston, RI)
and Stepheny Perez (Providence, RI) will
serve as team captains.
There are a lot of new faces on the team.
This year’s squad will need to develop
cohesiveness, which will only come through
game experience. The coaches are confident
they have recruited talented student-athletes
who can compete at the regional, district and
national levels of play.
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Head Coach Dennis Grassini and Associate
Head Coach Kathy Bannan believe in the
potential of the squad. “Being such a young
team, everyone will learn from every situation,” Grassini said, “The goals this season
include retaining the Region XXI title and
advancing to the district playoffs with the
hopes of to returning to the NJCAA National Championships for the first time since
2009.”
Both coaches believe that the team contains
strong leadership qualities from this year’s
captains. “The leadership, combined with a
wealth of talent from our new student-athletes, will be the foundation for our goals this
season to become a reality,” Grassini said.
2014 SCHEDULE
8/18 8/23 8/24 8/30 9/7 9/10 9/17 9/20 9/24 10/1 10/4 10/5 10/8 10/11 10/16 10/18 10/23 Monday Saturday Sunday Saturday Sunday Wednesday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Wednesday Saturday Sunday Wednesday Saturday Thursday Saturday Thursday US Coast Guard (scrimmage) Montgomery College (MD) CCBC Essex (MD) Burlington County CC (NJ) Essex County CC (NJ) Springfield College JV (MA) Dean College Monroe CC (Rochester) Holyoke CC (MA) Springfield Tech CC Mercer County CC (NJ) Essex County CC (NJ) Massasoit CC Monroe College (Bronx) Springfield College JV (MA) Bunker Hill CC Dean College 11/7-9 Fri-Sun
District Tournament
@ TBA
11/17-22 Thurs-Sun
National Championships
@ Viera Regional Park
Melbourne, FL
Home matches in CAPS.
Coaches Kathy Bannan and Dennis Grassini
7 p.m.
12 p.m.
12 p.m.
12 p.m.
12 p.m.
7 p.m.
4 p.m.
11 p.m.
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
12 p.m.
1 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
11 a.m.
3:30 p.m.
2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER TEAM
CAPTAINS
TEAM ROSTER
NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
00
Kilburn, Jennifer
2
LeClair, Ashley
3
Gomez, Armani
5
Beaufort, Ricki
6
Levesque, Kendra
7
Cattani, Lauren*
8
Ivey-Jones, Kyanna 9
Perez, Stepheny*
10
Porras, Carla
11
Encarnacao, Anete
12
Rousseau, Meghan
14
DellaVentura, Ashley
15
Duhamel, Amber
18
Lopes, Catherine
20
Adeyemi, Abibat
21
Canales, Selena
* Captains
HGT. CLASS POS.
5’4”
FR
GK
5’3”
SO
F
5’4”
FR
D
5’4”
FR
D/MF
5’4”
FR
MF
5’5”
SO
D
5’5”
FR
F
5’2”
SO
F
5’1”
SO
F
5’3”
FR
D/MF
5’3”
FR
F/MF
5’1”
FR
MF/F
5’5”
FR
D
5’4”
FR
F
5’2”
FR
MF
5’2”
SO
D
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
Norton, Mass./Norton, High School
Westerly, R.I./Westerly High School
East Providence, R.I./Everett High School
Warwick, R.I./Warwick Vets
Warwick, R.I./Pilgrim High School
Cranston, R.I./Cranston High School West
Pawtucket, R.I./St.Raphael Academy
Providence, R.I./Central High School
Narragansett, R.I./Narragansett High School
Pawtucket, R.I./Shea High School
Richmond, R.I./Chariho High School
Cranston, R.I./Cranston High School West
Pawtucket, R.I./R.I. Nursing Institute
Warren, R.I/.Mt. Hope High School
Gwinnett Ga./Berkmar High School
Cranston, R.I./Cranston High School East
Lauren Cattani
Stepheny Perez
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COACHING STAFF
Kathy Bannan ’96
Associate Head Coach
Dennis Grassini ’73
Head Coach
Dennis Grassini ’73 begins his 15th year at the helm
of the CCRI women’s soccer program. Prior to
becoming head coach, he served as the top assistant
of the program since its inception in 1994.
Grassini, along with Associate Head Coach Kathy
Bannan ‘96, has guided the women’s soccer program
to an impressive 196-45-8 record in his years as
head coach. He led the program to back-to-back
national tournament finalist appearances in 2002
and 2003. In 2002, Grassini led the undefeated (220-0) Lady Knights to their first NJCAA National Championship, the first-ever
in the 44-year history of athletics at CCRI. In honor of the standout season,
Grassini was named NJCAA Coach of the National Tournament and National
Coach of the Year by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America
(NSCAA). He also was named NSCAA 2002 Northeast Region Coach of the
Year and Rhode Island Words Unlimited Women’s Sport Coach of the Year.
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In 2003, the team finished as runners-up in the NJCAA national final game.
For his efforts, Grassini was named New England Region 21 Coach of the
Year and was named the Rhode Island Words Unlimited Women’s Sports
Coach of the Year for the second consecutive year. He also was nominated
for National Coach of the Year by the NSCAA.
Grassini was instrumental in guiding the program to three consecutive New
England Regional Championships and three straight national NJCAA tournament appearances in 1996, 1997 and 1998. He has been involved in coaching
for more than 20 years and holds a national license from the United States
Soccer Federation and NSCAA state and regional goalkeeping diplomas. He
has served on various boards and committees throughout the Rhode Island
youth soccer ranks, and coaches and volunteers for the Rhode Island Women’s Soccer League. He also has been a member of the Region XXI coaches
committee, and currently serves on the NSCAA All-Northeast Region and
All-American committees.
A CCRI alumnus, Grassini graduated in
1973 with an associate degree in
business administration. He earned a
bachelor’s degree in business
administration from Providence
College in 1975. Grassini is now the
bursar at CCRI, a position he has held
since 1988. He was the recipient of
the 2006 Rhode Island Legislative
Award-CCRI Distinguished Alumni
Award.
GRASSINI’S RECORD
YEAR
W
L
T
2000-01
154 0
2001-02
173 0
2002-03
220 0
2003-04
173 0
2004-05
113 2
2005-06
143 0
2006-07
113 0
2007-08
152 0
2008-09
112 1
2009-10
173 0
2010-11
114 2
2011-12
143 0
2012-13
105 2
2013-14
117 1
196
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Alumna Kathy Bannan
’96 begins her 15th
season as a member
of the women’s soccer
coaching staff. Head
Coach Dennis Grassini
’73 refers to Bannan as
his “right arm” for her
leadership of the team’s
successful seasons in
2002 and 2003, and for
the team’s successful 11-2-1 record in the 2008
season during his absence due to illness. For her
efforts, she was named the NSCAA (National
Soccer Coaches Association of America) Northeast Region Coach of the Year and she was also
the 2008 co-recipient of the Words Unlimited
Women’s Sport Coach of the Year Award.
During her playing career at CCRI and URI,
Bannan played the goalkeeper position and the
tireless work ethic of her collegiate playing days
has carried over into her coaching style. She has
been instrumental in elevating the play of the
CCRI goalkeepers, having coached five consecutive All-Americans from 2001 to 2005. Alongside
Grassini, she helps with all aspects of recruiting,
scheduling, and training.
A member of the National Soccer Coaches
Association of America (NSCAA), Bannan holds
both the NSCAA State and Regional Goalkeeping
Diplomas.
As a goalkeeper at CCRI, Bannan earned All-Region XXI honors for two years and was selected
to the NSCAA’s All-Northeast Regional Team.
In 1996, she posted a 0.74 goals against average,
ranking No. 6 in the country among NJCAA
net-minders as she helped lead the Lady Knights
to their first national tournament appearance
where the team finished fifth in the country.
She holds the school records for most shutouts
in one season (14) in 1996 and most saves in a
career (236). She was inducted into the CCRI
Athletic Department Hall of Fame in 2005.
Bannan transferred from CCRI to URI where she
continued her soccer career in goal and graduated in 1999 with a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
She is the secretary of the NJCAA Women’s
Soccer Coaches Association and volunteers for
the Rhode Island Special Olympics.
SEASON IN REVIEW
2013 CCRI WOMEN’S SOCCER STATISTICS
NAME
GAMES PLAYED GOALS
ASSISTS POINTS
Paige Oram1911 628
Carla Porras1710 727
Stephany Perez19 71226
Selena Canales
17
12
2
26
Betti Worth
13
8
6
22
Jenn Kittila
18
4
6
14
Melissa Richards
15
6
1
13
Ashley LeClair
10
5
1
11
Jessica Hammond
8
2
3
7
Taylor Lopes
19
1
4
6
Talia Geremia
13
1
2
4
Estefany Mejia
19
0
1
1
Karol Rios
9
0
1
1
Savannah Dixon
6
0
0
0
Lauren Cattani
18
0
0
0
Erin Rodrigues
19
0
0
0
Riley Smith
1
0
0
0
Lauren Rodriguez
7
0
0
0
19
67
52
186
2013 GOALKEEPING STATISTICS
NAME
GAMES GOALS GAA SAVES
Alex Place
19
23
1.23
115
Sarah Jacques
1
3
6.00
5
SHO
6
0
MINUTES
1685
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2013 SEASON SUMMARY
The Community College of Rhode Island women’s soccer team had another remarkable season, garnering an impressive 11-7-1 overall record and a 6-0 record
against Region XXI competition.The team’s season ended when the Lady Knights
lost to Monroe Community College in the district finals by a score of 2-1.
After starting the season 0-4, the Lady Knights really hit their stride, going 6-0-1
over their next seven games.Thanks in large part to that seven game run, the
Lady Knights cruised to a perfect conference record en route to a Region XXI
title.
To make it to the district final, the Lady Knights upset Monroe Community
College 1-0 on a goal by sophomore captain Paige Oram. Monroe had shut out
CCRI 3-0 earlier in the season.
Betti Worth (Manchester, England) was named a National Junior College
Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division I First Team All-American.Worth battled
through injuries and established herself as one of the top midfielders in the
country.This was the first time since 2009 when Melody Lawrence and Stephanie
Morse were given the honor, that one of head coach Dennis Grassini’s players
was named an NJCAA First Teamer.
Alex Place (East Greenwich, RI) was outstanding in net all season, compiling an
11-5-1 record, while posting a 1.23 goals against average and a save percentage of
.833. Place was named a Second Team All-American following the season.
Oram, Place and Worth were named to the NJCAA Division I All-North
Team. CCRI also placed six players on the All-Region team: Place, Oram,Worth,
Estefany Mejia (Cranston, RI), Carla Porras (Narragansett, RI) and Taylor Lopes
(Cumberland, RI).
2013 CCRI WOMEN’S
SOCCER RESULTS (11-7-1)
8/24 8/25
8/31
9/3
9/8
9/12
9/14
9/18
9/22
9/25
9/28
10/5
10/6
10/9
10/13
10/20
10/23 Coll. of So. Maryland 0-2
Harford CC
2-3
Monroe College 0-2
ASA COLLEGE
0-1
MERCER COUNTY CC 3-1
SPRINGFIELD JV
2-2
BUNKER HILL CC 11-0
Dean College
5-1
MONTGOMERY/ROCK. 6-1
Holyoke CC
1-0
Springfield Tech CC
6-0
Navarro College (TX) 1-5
Monroe CC 0-3
MASSASOIT CC 9-0
BRYANT & STRATTON 6-2
CCBC ESSEX
3-0
DEAN COLLEGE
9-1
11/9
11/10
Monroe CC *
Monroe College *
1-0
1-2
* District Tournament
HOME GAMES IN CAPS
Overall Record: 11-7-1
Home: 7-1-1
Away: 3-4
Neutral: 1-2
Region XXI: 6-0
Stepheny Perez
9
ALL-TIME RECORDS
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Most Goals - Game Katie Leahy
Most Goals - Season Katie Leahy
Most Goals - Career Katie Leahy Most Assists - Season Dawn Frizzle
Most Assists - Career Orleigh Cullen
Consecutive Games Scored Katie Leahy
Most Points - Season
Katie Leahy
Most Points - Career
Katie Leahy
Goalkeeper Shutouts - Season Melody Lawrence
Kathy Bannan Alex Rothemich Goalkeeper Consecutive Shutouts Melody Lawrence
Golakeeper Career Shutouts
Melody Lawrence
Goalkeeper Saves - Game Christine Davis Goalkeeper Saves - Season Lauren Gillis Goalkeeper Saves - Career Kathy Bannan
Goalkeeper GAA - Season
Melody Lawrence
Golakeeper GAA - Career
Melody Lawrence
6
54 94 20 35 21 116
203
16
14 14 8
23
35 176 236 0.40
0.59
2002
2002
2002-2003
1996
2002-2003
2002
2002
2002-2003
2009
1996
2002
2009
2009-2010
1998
1994
1995-1996
2009
2009-2010
OVERALL TEAM RECORDS
10
Most Wins - Season 22 2002
Fewest Losses - Season 0
2002
Most Goals - Season 125 2002
Fewest Goals Allowed - Season 7
2005
Most Shutouts - Season 16
2009
14 1996
14 2002
Most Consecutive Shutouts 8
2009
Most Consecutive Wins 27 2002-03
Most Players to have scored
in one season 16 2002
Most Players to have recorded
an assist in one season 17 2002
2002-03 National championship team
Postseason
1996 Region XXI Champions
1996 National Tournament
National Champions
National Runner-up
1
9
2
8
10
0
194 1
172 2
137 0
112 1
154 0
173 0
220 0
173 0
113 2
143 0
113 0
152 0
112 1
173 0
114 2
143 0
105 2
117 1
26579 14
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Region XXI Champions
District G Champions
National Tournament
ALL-TIME RECORDS
ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICANS
CAREER POINT SCORERS (Career through 2013)
PLAYERS
GOALS ASSISTS POINTS
Katie Leahy ’03
94
15
203
Stephanie Esdale ’97
47
27
121
Erica Rico ’03
35
29
99
Alexis Smith ’09
34
16
84
Michelle Lapierre ’99
29
23
81
Dawn Frizzle ’96
27
26
80
Lindsay Laurie ’05
32
15
79
Lisa Steele ’98
30
13
73
Orlagh Cullen ’03
18
35
71
Caitlin McGarry
19
29
67
Melissa Blount ’96
22
20
64
Alyson St. Amand ’02
24
15
63
Kara Hurston ’04
23
17
63
1996 Dawn Frizzle Second Team
1997 Stephanie Esdale Second Team
1998 Kelli Foster, Jennifer Danielian Honorable Mention
1999 Abby Volino Second Team
2001 Lindsay Knapp First Team
Courtney Mercier Second Team
2002 Alex Rothemich,
First Team
Katie Leahy, Erica Rico First Team
Kiara Capaldi Second Team
Jennifer McCormack Honorable Mention
2003 Katie Leahy, Erica Rico First Team
Alex Rothemich, Jessica Insana Second Team
Orlagh Cullen Honorable Mention
2004 Anne Kineke First Team
Misa Dellay Second Team
Cat Cusson Honorable Mention
2005 Jamie Elliott NSCAA First Team
NJCAA Second Team
CAREER GOAL SCORERS
Lindsay Laurie NSCAA Second Team
PLAYERS
GAMES
GOALS
Anne Kineken Honorable Mention
Katie Leahy ’034394
2006 Sharon Barbosa NSCAA First Team
NJCAA Second Team
Erica Rico ’034335
Stephanie Grassini NSCAA Second Team
2007 Stephanie Grassini NSCAA First Team
Alexis Smith ’093434
NJCAA Second Team
2008 Nicole Kufel
NSCAA Second Team
Lisa Steele ’983130
2009 Melody Lawrence
NJCAA First Team
NSCAA First Team
Dawn Frizzle ’964427
Stephanie MorseNSCAA First Team
NJCAA First Team
Jennifer Danielian ’982224
Stephanie EstacioNSCAA Second Team
Alyson St. Amand ’024124
2010 Melody Lawrence
NSCAA Second Team
NJCAA Hon. Mention
2011 Becca D’Andrea
NSCAA First Team
CAREER CAREER ASSIST LEADERS
NJCAA Hon. Mention
Lauren SaritelliNSCAA Second Team
PLAYERS
GAMES
ASSISTS
2012 Cait McGarry
NJCAA Secont Team
Orlagh Cullen ’03
40
35
NSCAA Second Team
Erica Rico ’03
43
29
2013 Betti Worth
NJCAA First Team
Caitlin
McGarry
’12
31
29
Alex PlaceNJCAA Second Team
44
27
Dawn Frizzle ’96
44
26
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS
36
23
Conrad Fecteau
1994-1999
69-34-6 .661
Stepanie Morse ’09
34
20
Dennis Grassini
2000-present 196-45-8 .803
Stephanie Grassini ’07
24
20
Katie Burke ’97
44
20
43
20
Alyssa Giudici ’09
33
18
Katie Leahy ’03, all-time goal and point scorer. She also won
consecutive National Tournament Offensive MVP awards in
2002 and 2003.
CAREER GOALKEEPERS STATISTICS
PLAYERS
GAMES SAVES GOALS GAA Melody Lawrence ’10
37
179
22
0.59
Anne Kineke ’05
28
118
17
0.61
Courtney Mercier ’01
30
169
18
0.62
Holly Bodwell ’97
22
145
14
0.64
Anne Kineke ’04
15
66
10
0.66
Alex Rothemich ’03
34
157
26
0.76
Christine Nunes ’99
11
80
9
0.81
Alana Bouley ’03
10
32
10
1.00
Christine Davis ’98
13
132
14
1.08
Kathy Bannan ’96
32
236
37
1.15
Jodi Pesaturo ’00
8
40
10
1.25
11
ALL-TIME PLAYER REGISTER
12
PLAYER
Amie Adams
Tanekar Alexander
Suany Almonte
Diana Alvarez
Maria Alves
Patrice Amaral
Diane Andrade
Jennifer Andreoni
Katie Antonellis
Jackie Babineau
Jenny Baldwin
Kathy Bannan
Sharon Barbosa
Taylor Barbosa
Domenica Barsoian
Lauren Bartlett
Jenna Bassett
Sonya Beachaine
Bethany Bedard
Linda Begoian
Jolene Bell
Megan Belmont
Andrea Bertoncini
Melissa Blount
Holly Bodwell
Alana Bouley
Kerri Branco
Jamie Brien
Raeven Broccolo
Jennifer Brodeur
Kelly Burdick
Katie Burke
Selena Canales
Carla Cano
Kiara Capaldi
Danielle Cartier
Lauren Cattani
Lynn Cerio
Ashley Choiniere
Stephanie Choiniere
Jessica Collinson
Liz Coburn
Laura Colucci
Erin Conti
Cassie Cooney
Angela Cornacchio
Jessica Corwin
Leniza Costa
Rebekka Costa
Alicia Cotrone
Brittany Croll
Orlagh Cullen
Catherine Cusson
Brigette Daly
Danielle Damiano
Becca D’Andrea
Jennifer Danielian
Samantha Danielson
Alyssa DaSilva
Christine Davis
Grace Dawson
Jessica DeCastro
MacKenzie DeCrescenzo
Misa Dellay
Jill DeLuca
Julie DeLuca
Vanessa De Melo
Teressa Denton
Savannah Dixon
Jessica Ducharme
Mary Duckett
Mindy Dudek
Haley Durkin
Heather Dziembowski
Jamie Elliot
Stephanie Esdale
Stephanie Estacio
Katie Finn
YRS
GP
G
A
PTS
02-03 16
2
2
6
04-05 24
4
3
12
06
14
1
2
4
99-00 32
7
3
17
10
4
1
0
2
03
6
0
0
0
00-01
38141543
04
10
1
2
4
02-03 30
0
0
0
06
14
2
1
5
07
10
5
3
13
95-96 32
4
7
15
05-06 31
1
7
9
07-08 31
1
4
6
07-08 24
2
0
4
09-10 31
1
1
3
06
1
0
0
0
97
4
0
1
1
08
6
0
0
0
97, 99
22141038
99-00 32
3
2
8
07-08 14
0
0
0
99-00 30
3
2
8
95-96
34222064
97
21
1
1
3
03
10
0
1
1
04
7
0
0
0
98
12
0
1
1
08
7
1
0
2
00-01 38
9
10
28
97-98 43
4
8
16
96-97
42132046
13
17
12
2
26
08-09 33
1
0
2
01-02 38
5
18
28
07-08 31
2
6
10
13
18
0
0
0
10
17
8
2
18
08-09
32201656
10
17
2
0
4
07-08 31
21
8
50
12
11
1
1
3
99
10
6
1
13
99-00 32
1
4
6
05-06 31
21
8
50
02
22
4
1
9
01
19
6
3
15
08
6
0
0
0
07
13
11
5
27
06
14
0
0
0
11
15
3
0
6
02-03
40203373
03-04 32
9
16
34
97
20
1
4
6
09
12
0
0
0
10-11 34
5
9
19
98
22
24
7
55
07
8
0
0
0
11-12 24
1
0
2
98
20
0
0
0
01-02 27
5
4
14
00
16
3
0
6
10
1
0
0
0
03-04 37
0
6
6
06-07
31181147
06
14
0
1
1
09-10 32
5
14
24
97-98 42
3
7
13
13
6
0
0
0
00
17
0
0
0
10
17
3
1
7
98
20
0
1
1
10-11 30
1
4
6
10
17
3
4
10
04-05 31
19
8
46
96-97 34
47
27
121
09-10 36
2
5
9
05-06
31131137
PLAYER
Jessica Foss
Kelli Foster
Tori Franceschi
Jamie Francis
Ashley Frey
Dawn Frizzle
Shannon Gallogly
Melanie Geary
Erin Gee
Kaela Gentile
Talia Geremia
Kerri Getter
Alyssa Giudici
Brittney Godbout
Annalisa Gomez
Monique Grant
Stephaine Grassini
Katy Gregory
Kerri Hachadorian
Kayla Haggarty
Jessica Hammond
Desiree Hodge
Ivory Holman
Abby Hummel
Kara Hurston
Jessica Insana
Jaclyn Jamroz
Melissa Keeley
Ruth Kennedy
Janna Kerte
Nicole Kidd
Eleanor Killi
Jen Kittila
Lindsay Knapp
Kelli Knight
Claire Kowrach
Michelle Krol
Nicole Kufel
Michelle Lapierre
Lindsay Laurie
Katie Leahy
Ashley LeClair
Brittany LeClair
Sarah LeDoux
Jessica Lemos
Cristina Lima
Dawn Lindley
Taylor Lopes
Kassie Lussier
Heather Lynch
Sarah Lynch
Jessica MacAndrew
Katy MacAndrew
Rose Ellen MacGowen
Ashley Maisano
Megan Malloy
Stacey Martinsen
Sarah Mauricio
Jenny McCormack
Jill McFall
Caitlyn McGarry
Jessica McGaughey
Kerry McGonagle
Amanda McGuire
Estefany Mejia
Courtney Mercier
Marissa Molnar
Stephanie Morse
Jessica Mullett
Carrie Nadro
Tina Nichols
Stacey Norcross
Kristina Norden
Stephanie Octeau
Kayleigh O’Donnell
Allison Olivier
Paige Oram
Ellen Quintin
YRS
GP
G
A
PTS
07
17
6
0
12
97-98 42
9
6
24
10
9
0
0
0
97-98 23
7
7
21
05
17
1
8
10
95-96
42272680
94-95 30
8
12
28
97
13
3
3
9
05
17
0
1
1
08-09 34
12
5
29
13
13
1
2
4
00-01 32
2
3
7
08-09 33
11
8
30
04-05
29131440
02
10
0
0
0
07
17
2
2
6
06-07
24142048
07
9
1
0
2
00
19
15
6
36
10
17
3
1
7
12-13 16
4
6
14
07
16
0
1
1
11
2
0
0
0
03-04
37191149
03-04
37231763
02-03 43
0
0
0
95-96
42131137
07
11
0
0
0
03
13
1
0
2
94-95 22
5
-
04-05 18
1
2
4
00
13
1
0
2
12-13 30
1
1
3
00-01 38
5
11
21
97
12
0
0
0
05
10
1
0
2
09
15
4
1
9
07-08 31
5
8
18
98-99
36292381
04-05
33331579
02-03 43
94
15
203
13
10
5
1
11
11-12
22141139
10
3
0
1
1
11
15
1
2
4
95-96 42
11
9
31
04
14
3
5
11
12-13 33
2
8
14
12
12
3
1
7
06
13
0
0
0
04-05 22
9
10
28
09
20
2
3
7
0920191149
98
18
1
1
3
07-08
31181955
10
11
1
0
2
01
4
2
2
6
12
12
0
1
1
02-03 36
1 6 8
06
8
1
0
2
11-12
31192967
11-12 31
9
4
22
07
12
0
1
1
04-05 26
0
2
2
13
19
0
1
1
00-01 33
0
1
1
01-02 41 8
10
26
08-09
34102040
04-05 28
2
7
11
03
10
2
1
5
99
14
1
0
2
01-02 32
2
3
7
00
19
0
1
1
09-10 32
6
2
14
04
15
0
1
1
02
21
5
1
11
12-13 33
19
9
47
97
21
2
5
9
PLAYER
Randi Parenteau
Courtney Pellon
Natasha Perez
Stepheny Perez
Jodi-Lyn Pesaturo
Jeanna Petrarca
Alyssa Petrucci
Heather Pettigrew
Jenna Plante
Kelsey Pomerleau
Carla Porras
Erica Prairie
Jennifer Rado
Stephanie Redman
Kayla Resendes
Casie Rhodes
Melissa Richards
Erica Rico
Natalie Rico
Karol Rios
Erin Rodrigues
Lauren Rodriguez
Alex Rothemich
Brittany Saez
Alyson St. Amand
Deena St. Angelo
Jessica St. Angelo
Jackie St. Onge
Heather Salapa
Rachel Salois
Jenny Sandahl
Jessica Sandlin
Vanessa Santaniello
Monica Santos
Lauren Saritelli
Erin Sarosi
Caitlin Schimmel
Elisa Semedo
Courtney Shea
Corinne Sherman
Alexis Smith
Krystal Sousa
Pasha Stanzione
Lisa Steele
Amanda Steere
Crystal Sullivan
Liz Sutton
Cassandra Tasich
Katie Taylor
Beth Terminesi
Vanitda Thongsithavong
Tori Tomassi
Amy Torres
Jess Turcios
Alicia Uth
Brittany Valentine
Brittany Viera
Courtney Viera
Jaclyn Voas
Abby Volino
Heather Vollmer
Samantha Waterman
Natalie Waters
Ryan Wigfall
Aubrie Wilson
Keara Wolstencroft
Betti Worth
Jennifer Xynellis
Marina Yanko
GOALKEEPERS
PLAYER
Kathy Bannan
Jenna Bassett
Megan Belmont
Holly Bodwell
Alana Bouley
YRS
GP
G
A
PTS
00-01 38
8
11
27
09-10 35
8
7
23
04
6
0
0
0
13
19
7
12
26
00
19
1
2
4
06
2
0
0
0
09
14
3
1
7
99
10
0
1
1
00-01 23
1
1
3
09-10 36
1
2
4
13
17
10
7
27
02-03 43 6
15
27
00-01 29
12
8
32
04
16
1
6
8
11
14
8
7
23
98-99 32
6
5
17
12-13 28
9
3
20
02-03
43352999
04-05 33
1
2
4
13
9
0
1
1
12-13 33
0
1
1
13
7
0
0
0
03
12
0
0
0
09
14
1
0
2
01-02
40241563
00
19
0
4
4
02-03 29
3
2
8
12
10
0
2
2
03
21
0
0
0
03
15
0
0
0
05-06 30
5
8
18
11-12 31
21
8
50
05
10
2
1
5
02-03 43
0
5
5
10-11
34131137
95
18
10
6
26
98-99
36201555
04
16
7
0
14
08-09 34
0
0
0
08
14
5
4
14
08-09
34341684
05
15
3
8
14
02-03 32
2
2
6
97-98
31301373
00-01 35
8
5
21
07-08 12
0
0
0
06
14
6
7
19
11
17
5
4
14
01
19
4
1
9
98-99 36
5
8
18
06
14
7
5
19
11
14
3
2
8
07-08 30
7
8
22
06
11
3
0
6
97
4
0
1
1
10
1
0
0
0
08-09 34
3
1
7
08-09 16
4
13
21
01
5
1
0
2
98-99 32
3
6
12
97-98 43
1
1
3
11
13
1
0
2
04-05 31
8
7
23
07
3
0
1
1
02-03 17
3
1
7
98-99 36
4
7
15
12-13 26
15
8
38
00-01 27
2
7
11
95-96
42141341
YRS
95-96
06
07-08
96-97
03
GP
32
6
14
22
5
SV
G
236
37
10 3
46
13
157
14
15
6
SO
16.5
0
3
11
-
GAA
1.15
0.50
0.93
0.64
1.20
PLAYER
Amber Cerreto
Jessica Corwin
Samantha Danielson
Christine Davis
Mackenzie Decrescenzo
Lauren Gillis
Abby Hummel
Anne Kineke
Kelli Knight Lindsay Laurie
Melody Lawrence
Alicia Marques
Taylor Maurath
Courtney Mercier
Christine Nunes
Jodi-Lynn Pesaturo
Heather Pettigrew
Alex Place
Casie Rhodes
Alex Rothemich
Crystal Sullivan
Kelsey Viens
Ryan Wigfall
YRS
05-06
01
07
98
10
94-95
04 04-05
97
04
09-10
95
11
00-01
99
00
99
12-13
98
02-03
07-08
11
07
GP
17
1
8
13
1
12
1
28
1
1
37
7
7
30
11
8
3
33
10
28
12
13
3
SV
49
8
23
132
0
176
3
118
6
1
179
52
26
106
80
40
22
216
94
129
55
68
14
G
5
1
2
14
0
43
0
17
1
0
22
18
6
17
9
11
0
44
18
23
4
8
6
SO
7
0
6
6
0
1
1
14
0
0
23
2.5
1
13
4
3
17
3
14
5
5
1
GAA
0.29
1.00
0.25
1.08
0.00
3.58
0.00
0.61
1.00
0.00
0.59
2.57
0.86
0.57
0.81
1.46
0.00
1.33
1.80
0.82
0.33
0.62
2.12
SEASON POINT SCORERS
PLAYERS
GOALS ASSISTS POINTS
Katie Leahy ’02
54
8
116
Katie Leahy ’03 40 7
87
24
18
66
Lisa Steele ’97
24
8
56
Erica Rico ’02
21
14
56
23
9
55
24
7
55
Alexis Smith ’09
21
11
53
21
10
52
Dawn Frizzle ’96
15
20
50
SEASON GOAL SCORERS
PLAYERS
GAMES
GOALS
Lisa Steele ’972124
Erica Rico ’022221
Alexis Smith ’092021
Katy MacAndrew ’092019
SEASON ASSIST LEADERS
PLAYERS
GAMES
Dawn Frizzle ’96
18
Orlagh Cullen ’02
22
20
Orlagh Cullen ’03
18
18
22
Erica Rico ’03
21
Stephanie Morse ’09
20
Caitlin McGarry ’12
14
Erica Rico ’02
22
Stephanie Grassini ’07
10
Caitlyn McGarry ’11
17
ASSISTS
20
19
18
16
15
15
15
15
15
14
14
14
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SEASON OUTLOOK
Returning coaches Gabe Toro, Kevin Berthiaume and Mike Jerue are preparing to take the
Community College of Rhode Island men’s
soccer team to the next level. The coaching
staff worked hard during the offseason to recruit players from across the Northeast who
have exhibited strong skills in the classroom
and on the field.
The coaching staff has prepared the players
for the season and believes this team has
the tools needed to put together a strong
campaign this year with players who bring key
attributes such as a high-speed, technical and
intelligent style of play.
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This year, the team will work with two skilled
goalkeepers, Steven Zelepos (Stonington,
CT) and Alex Padilla (Cranston, RI). The
Knights have six players returning from last
year, which will give the team a solid core of
experience. The returning players are Sebastian McFarlane (Montego Bay, Jamaica),
Jean Arenas (Cranston, RI), Matt Bulmer
(Dayville, CT), Adam Coutu (Plainfield, CT),
Chris Quinn (Cranston, RI) and Junior
Robert (Providence, RI). New recruits include
local players Padilla, an All-State goalkeeper;
Trevor Lopes (Cumberland, RI), who earned
All-Division honors; Steven Londono
(North Providence, RI); First Team All-Stater
Evan Gaudreau (Jamestown, RI); and twins
Brandon Iannelli who earned All-Division
honors, and Casey Iannelli (both of North
Kingstown, RI). Other All-Division players also
on the 2014 Knights’ squad include Logan
Corcoran (Smithfield, RI) and Zach Bromage (Warwick, RI).
2014 SCHEDULE
8/26 9/3 9/6 9/7 9/10 9/20 9/23 9/25 10/1 10/4 10/8 10/15 10/18 10/20 10/25 Tuesday Wednesday Saturday Sunday Wednesday Saturday Tuesday Thursday Wednesday Saturday Wednesday Wednesday Saturday Monday Saturday UMass Dartmouth (scrimmage) Bunker Hill ASA Essex Massasoit Monroe CC (Rochester) Holyoke CC Springfield Tech Dean College Monroe COLLEGE (Bronx) Massasoit Bristol CC Dean COLLEGE AIC Roxbury CC 11/1-3 Saturday Region XXI Tournament
@ Highest Seed 11/8-10 Sat/Sun District Tournament
@ Region 19
11/17-22 Thurs-Sun National Championships
@Yavapai College
Prescott, AZ
7 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
2 p.m.
4 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
4 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
TBA
TBA
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2014 MEN’S SOCCER TEAM
TEAM ROSTER
NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
HGT. CLASS POS.
0
Padilla, Alex
6’0”
FR
GK
1
Zelepos, Steven
6’2”
FR
GK
2
Negri, Andrea
5’4”
FR
MF
3
Acciaoli, Jackson
5’7”
FR
D/MF
4
Bulmer, Matthew
5’10” SO
MF
5
Quinn, Christopher*
5’10” SO
F
6
Iannelli, Casey
5’8”
FR
D/MF
7
Caballero, Jossiemar
5’11” FR
MF
8
Lopes, Trevor
5’6”
FR
MF/F
9
Iannelli, Brandon*
5’8”
FR
D
10
Arenas-Nunez, Jean
5’7”
SO
MF
11
Robert, Junior
6’0”
SO
MF/F
12
Figueroa, Brian
5’6”
SO
MF
13
Coutu, Adam
5’7”
SO
D
14
Gaudreau, Evan
5’11” FR
MF
15
McFarlane, Sebastian (Joe)* 6’0”
SO
MF
16
Corcoran, Logan
5’11” FR
D
17
Silvestre, Brandon
5’9”
FR
MF
18
Londono, Steven
5’11” FR
MF
19
Moreno, David
5’9”
FR
F
20
Bromage, Zachary
5’10” FR
D/MF
21
Fenton, Torin
5’11” FR
D/MF
22
Male, Ibrahima
5’10” FR
MF
23
Freitas, Sindio
5’9”
FR
MF
25
Dacosta, Nathan
5’9”
FR
MF
* Captains
CAPTAINS
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HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
Cranston, R.I./LaSalle Academy
Stonington, Conn./Stonington High School
Bolzano, Italy/Apponaug Christian Academy
Greenville, R.I./Smithfield High School
Dayville, Conn./Killingly High School
Cranston, R.I./Warwick Vets High School
Brandon Iannelli
North Kingstown, R.I.
Johnston, R.I./Johnston High School
Cumberland, R.I./Cumberland High School
North Kingstown, R.I.
Cranston, R.I./Cranston High School East
Providence, R.I./ The Met School
Central Falls, R.I./Central Falls High School
Moosup, Conn./Plainfield High School
Jamestown, R.I./North Kingstown High School
Montego Bay, Jamaica/Mt. Pleasant High School
Joe McFarlane
Greenville, R.I./Smithfield High School
Warwick, R.I./Bishop Hendricken High School
Cumberland, R.I./Cumberland High School
Warwick, R.I./Toll Gate High School
Warwick, R.I./South Kingstown High School
Pawtucket, R.I./Tolman High School
The Republic of Cape Verde
Christopher Quinn
COACHING STAFF
Kevin Berthiaume
Assistant Coach
Gabriel Toro
Head Coach
Gabriel Toro returns for his sixth year as head
coach of the CCRI men’s soccer program after
guiding the Knights to a 4-11 season in 2013. He
previously served as assistant coach of the program
for two years under Victor Gaspar. Toro, a native of
Colombia and a 1999 graduate of the University of
Rhode Island, is striving to renew the winning tradition of the CCRI men’s soccer program.
In addition to his coaching experience at CCRI,
Toro has organized and coached clinics in Rhode
Island and Massachusetts for boys and girls of all ages, focusing on technical
weaknesses and enhancing players’ strengths to improve their confidence and
technical skills. In 2001, he led the Tolman High School boys’ soccer team to
the state final where they finished in second place.
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Toro has extensive professional playing experience with the semi-pro Lusitana Portuguese Club in Cumberland and the Providence Soccer League. After
graduating from URI
with a bachelor’s
degree in psychology, he played three
seasons for the
Rhode Island Stingrays. At URI, he was
a member of the
No. 3 ranked men’s
team that garnered
a record of 19-1-3
and won Atlantic-10
championship titles
in 1995 and 1996.
He was honored
with the Bob Butler
Sportsmanship
Award in 1998.
Gabriel Toro played
three seasons for
the University of
Rhode Island.
TORO’S RECORD
YEAR
W
L
2009-10
6
10
2010-11
6
9
2011-12
6
8
2012-13
5
8
2013-14
4
11
2746
T
0
1
0
1
0
2
CCRI graduate Kevin
Berthiaume begins his
fifth season as assistant
coach of the men’s soccer program. With more
than 20 years of playing
experience, he has traveled throughout the East
coast playing for Midstate
United Soccer Club and
for the Lusitana Soccer
Club along with Head Coach Gabe Toro. Berthiaume served as assistant coach for the Central
High School boys’ varsity soccer team and as head
coach of the school’s junior varsity team in 2005.
Under his leadership, the junior varsity squad
went undefeated.
Berthiaume graduated from CCRI with an associate degree in liberal arts and transferred to the
University of Rhode Island where he earned a
bachelor’s degree in psychology and anthropology
in 2006.
Mike Jerue
Assistant Coach
Mike Jerue returns for
his fifth year as assistant
coach at CCRI and his
third with Coach Gabe
Toro’s staff; he was
previously the assistant
to former men’s soccer
coach Victor Gaspar.
Jerue played at CCRI
in 1999 and is a former
Region XXI champion
goalkeeper. A former
teammate of Toro’s at Lusitana Sports, Jerue has
extensive experience playing both semipro and
professional soccer.
He has more than 30 years of experience with
goalkeepers, which is his main focus on the coaching staff. He is the co-founder of MK Goalkeeping
Academy and owns Just Soccer, both located in
West Warwick. Jerue has coached many levels
ranging from youth to college and recently was
hired to the North American Soccer League
Rhode Island Reds FC coaching staff.
SEASON IN REVIEW
2013 CCRI MEN’S SOCCER STATISTICS
2013 CCRI MEN’S
SOCCER RESULTS (4-11)
NAME
GAMES PLAYED GOALS
ASSISTS POINTS
Junior Robert137115
9/4
BUNKER HILL CC
0-3
Adam Corey143713
9/7
ASA COLLEGE 0-6
Luis Duarte116113
9/11
MASSASOIT CC 0-6
Christopher Quinn
14
3
1
7
9/14
Essex CC 0-4
Matthew Bulmer1330 6
9/21
Monroe CC
1-5
Frederick Korsah1021 5
9/24
Holyoke
CC
5-0
Luis Nava1421 5
10/1
DEAN
COLLEGE
1-3
Abel Quiroa1020 4
10/3
SPRINGFIELD
TECH
9-2
Justin Kue1303 3
10/5
Monroe
College
0-6
Christopher Fernandes 14
0
3
3
10/6
Mercer CC
0-2
Clarence Early
10
1
0
2
Samson Olowoporoku 14
1
0
2
10/9
Massasoit CC
3-6
Jean Arenas1401 1
10/16 BRISTOL CC 5-1
Andrew Grenier1200 0
10/19 Dean College 0-1
Brian Figueroa
2
0
0
0
10/23 American Int. JV 1-3
Carlos Arancibia
3
0
0
0
10/26 ROXBURY CC
5-4
Adam Couto1100 0
Sebastian McFarlane
11
0
0
0
HOME GAMES IN CAPS.
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2013 GOALKEEPING STATISTICS
Name
Rob Gallucci
Abel Quiroa
GP
14
2
Saves
99
8
GA SHO
51 2 0
0
GAA
3.99
0.00
Overall Record: 4-11
Home: 3-4
Away: 1-7
Neutral: 0-0
2013 SEASON SUMMARY
The 2013 Community College of Rhode Island men’s soccer team
completed the 2013 season with a 4-11 overall record and 4-5 in
Region XXI play. The team capped off its 2013 season with a backand-forth 5-4 win over Roxbury Community College.
Luis Navas (Pawtucket, RI), Adam Couto (Plainfield, CT), Adam
Corey (North Kingstown, RI) and Justin Kue (West Warwick, RI)
all made the All-Region team.
Junior Robert (Providence, RI), a freshman, led the team offensively, totaling 15 points on seven goals and one assist. Sophomore goalie Robert Gallucci (Coventry, RI) was a staple on the
back end, turning aside 99 shots on the season and notching two
shutouts.
The Knights recorded wins against Roxbury Community College,
Holyoke Community College, Bristol Community College and
Springfield Technical Community College.
The Knights will welcome back 12 sophomores-to-be from the
2013 roster this fall, the most ever since Gabe Toro has been head
coach.
Christopher Quinn, Brandon Iannelli, Joe McFarlane.
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ALL-TIME RECORDS
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
Most Goals - Game Most Goals - Season Most Goals - Career Goalkeeper Shutouts - Season Goalkeeper Shutouts - Career Goalkeeper Consecutive
Shutouts Most Saves - Game Most Saves - Season Most Saves - Career Herman Mello Alain Lecampion Herman Mello Brian Soares Brian Soares 7
31 49 9
12 1977
1985
1977-78
1987
1986-87
Henry Neves Carlos Oveido Steven Legge Steven Legge 5
21 218 318 1981
1988
1974
1973-74
Most Wins - Season Most Goals - Season Fewest Goals Allowed - Season Most Shutouts - Season
Most Consecutive Shutouts Most Consecutive Wins Most Consecutive Wins - Overall 17
93 11 11 5 13 13 1984
1985
1990
1990
1990
1985
1985
18
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
5
4
9
3
6
8
7
4
104
112
5
7
124
116
163
132
175
153
106
136
115
145
154
118
114
144
115
109
6
11
117
142
135
9
8
126
5
12
103
125
8
6
124
5
9
6
8
6
10
6
9
6
8
5
8
4
11
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CCRI’s first men’s soccer team in 1973. Front row (from left) are Ralph Oliva, Jeff
Perry, Charlie Thurston, Jack Skillings, Steve Legge, Juan Silva, Anthony Pina, Thomas
Dee, Ronald Hawkins and Frank Gomes. Back row (from left) are head coach R.A.
Silvestre, Ron Jackson, Mike Haggarty, Terry Sullivan, Robert LaLiberte, Scott Cason,
Anthony Sousa, Eddy Andrade, Anthony Casimiro, Brian Tennien, Harold Larson, Fred
Roy and assistant coach Bruce Bennett.
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1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
0
0
2
2
1
0
2
0
4
1
2
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
3
3
2
2
3
2
0
1
0
1
0
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Postseason
ALL-TIME RECORDS
1977 Herman Mello Third Team
1978 Herman Mello First Team
1980 Ralph Benitez Third Team
1982 Tony Fontes First Team
1983 Luis Faria
First Team
Nuno Neves 1984 Nuno Neves First Team
1985 Norley Taares First Team
Javier Centeno 1986 Mike Silvestre First Team
1987 Javier Centeno Second Team
1988 Edilton Martins Honorable Mention
1989 Carlos Gomes First Team
1990 Carlos Gomes First Team
1991 Cesar Santos Second Team
1993 Carlos Rocha Second Team
Eamon Lyons 1995 Aurelio Almeida First Team
1997 Ekuudayo Osimboni Academic
1998 Nelson Evora Second Team
1999 Francisco Brito Second Team
2001 José Villasenor First Team
Distinguished Academic
CCRI’s all-time goal scorer and All-American Herman Mello ’78.
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The 1997-98 team finished 11-7-1.
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SEASON OUTLOOK
The CCRI women’s volleyball team, district
finalists in 2013, will strive to continue its
success in 2014 under the leadership of head
coach Samantha Amaral and assistant coaches
William Amaral and Jaime Borch.
Returning captains Lindsey Proulx (Warwick, RI) and Delyn Pizarro (Homestead,
FL) look to lead the Lady Knights to the district championship and return to the national
championship at Phoenix College in Arizona.
Along with the returning co-captains, CCRI
has several freshman starters who all have
the talent and passion to win. The Lady
Knights have been in the gym since August
conditioning and practicing to be champions.
The team will look to grow together as a
cohesive unit to attain their goal of being the
second CCRI volleyball team to make it to
nationals.
2014 SCHEDULE
8/23 Saturday Nassau CC Invite TBA
8/25 Monday RIC (scrimmage) TBA
9/6-7 Saturday/Sunday Dragon Invite 9 a.m.
9/17 Wednesday NHTI 6 p.m.
9/20-21 Saturday/Sunday CCRI Classic9 a.m.
NHTI
Suffolk
Northern Essex
Genessee
Bunker Hill CC
Fashion Institute of Technology
9/27-28 Saturday/Sunday Monroe College (Bronx) 9 a.m.
10/4-5 Saturday/Sunday Holyoke CC Invite 9 a.m.
10/11 Saturday CCRI Dig Pink Invite9 a.m.
Northern Essex
Monroe (Bronx)
Bunker Hill CC
10/12 Sunday Fashion Institute of Technology
9 a.m.
10/18 Saturday Montgomery CC
9 a.m.
10/25 Saturday CCRI Northern Invite
9 a.m.
11/8-09 Saturday District Tournament Regions 3, 15, 19, 21
11/20-22 Wed-Sat National Tournament
Phoenix, AZ
20
Lindsey Proulx
TBA
2014 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM
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TEAM ROSTER
CAPTAINS
NUMERICAL ROSTER
NO. NAME
HGT. CLASS POS. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL
4
Proulx, Lindsey*
5’2”
SO
OH/L Warwick, R.I./Toll Gate High School
5
Colon, Ormarie 5’4”
FR
OH
Providence, R.I./Paul Cuffee MCS
6
Archambault, Samantha 5’3”
FR
OH
North Smithfield, R.I./
North Smithfield, High School
8
Clauson, Kayleigh
5’1”
FR
L
Wakefield, R.I./South Kingstown, High School
10
Keomorokot, Sarah
5’3”
SO
DS/OH Pawtucket, R.I./Shea High School
11 O’Donnell, Meredith 5’9” FR
OH/MH Cranston R.I./Cranston High School East
12
Pizzaro, Delyn*
5’8”
SO
MH
Homestead, Fla./Homestead High School
13
Von, April
5’1”
FR
DS
Providence, R.I./Mount Pleasant High School
16
Derefaka, Hannah
5’8”
FR
MH
West Warwick, R.I./
West Warwick, High School
23
Taylor, Emily
5’5”
FR
S
South Kingstown, R.I./
South Kingstown, High School
Lindsey Proulx
* Captains
Delyn Pizzaro
COACHING STAFF
William Amaral
Assistant Coach
Samantha Amaral
Head Coach
Samantha Amaral takes the helm of the CCRI
volleyball program for her fourth season as head
coach. Reyes is an enthusiastic leader who came to
the college with more than seven years of coaching
experience at the high school level and more than
10 years of playing experience.
Prior to joining the college, Amaral served as
freshman and junior varsity coach for four years at
Ursurline Academy High School in Dedham, Mass.
where she led teams to four straight Division III
South Sectional Championships. She previously served as a head coach in the
open level of the Southern Alliance, working with 17- and 18-year-olds to
prepare them to compete at the college level. She also served as head coach
at Codman Academy High School in Dorchester, Mass. and as assistant and
junior varsity coach at Archbishop Williams High School in Braintree, Mass.
Amaral graduated with a bachelor’s degree in social work from Regis College
in Weston, Mass. where she played volleyball for
four years. She works as a case manager for
AMARAL’S RECORD
Family Services of Rhode Island.
YEAR
W
L
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
22
25
25
14
64 8
8
8
24
William Amaral returns
for his fourth year as
assistant coach for the
CCRI women’s volleyball team. Amaral has
six years of experience
coaching high school
and adult players. For
four seasons he teamed
up with Head Coach
Samantha Reyes at
Ursurline Academy High School in Dedham, Mass.
where they led teams to four straight Division III
South Sectional Championships.
As a player, Amaral is nationally ranked No. 3 in
men’s AA semi-pro beach volleyball and is a twotime men’s AA King of the Beach recipient in 2007
and 2009. He also plays in the Boston Volleyball
Association where he was a former coach. Amaral
is affiliated with many local regional and national
volleyball associations and has coached many high
school student-athletes who have gone on to
compete at NCAA Division I, II and III schools.
Jaime Borch
Assistant Coach
Jaime Borch joins the
CCRI volleyball coaching
staff for her first season
in 2014 with multiple
years of experience as
a player and coach. She
was boys and girls JV
coach at La Salle Academy in Providence from
2004 to 2007 and served
as volleyball director for
the Blue Fish Bowl Volleyball Club from 2005 to 2007. As a player, Borch
has competed in four USA Volleyball Open Championships, resulting in two team silver medals. She
continues to play competitive volleyball. Borch
brings a wealth of talent, passion and enthusiasm
for the game of volleyball and will be a valued
member of the Lady Knights’ staff.
Delyn Pizzaro
SEASON IN REVIEW
2013 CCRI WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL STATISTICS
Athlete
GPM TAtt Pct.
DigsDigs/
Set
Janny Cabrera
64 743
.271
1993.11
Jincy Phann
64 192
.047
1642.56
Alyssa Salinas
64
220
.232
2353.67
Lindsey Prolux
32 33
.152
57
1.78
Chelsea O’Connor 54 144
.014
92
1.70
2323.62
Haley Greenwood 64
23
.174
33
1.50
Sarah Keomorokot 22 50
.080
2384.03
Omayra Corchado 59 428
.089
22
0.34
Delvin Pizarro
64 242
.017
Athlete
GPM SavesSaves/
Set
Janny Cabrera
64
31
.48
Jincy Phann
64
9
.14
Alyssa Salinas 64
31
.48
Lindsey Prolux
32
3
.09
Chelsea O’Connor 54
15 .28
Haley Greenwood 64
40
.62
Sarah Keomorokot 22
4
.18
Omayra Corchado 59
24
.41
Delvin Pizarro
64
0
.00
KillsKills/
Set
3154.92
33
.52
73
1.14
5
.16
28
.52
3
.05
4
.18
1182.00
62
.97
2013 CCRI WOMEN’S
VOLLEYBALL RESULTS (14-8)
AssistsAssists/
Set
30
.47
35
.55
4987.78
10
.31
5
.09
19
.30
0
.00
14
.24
3
.05
PointsPts/S
403.56.3
46.0 0.7
109.51.7
8.0 0.2
43.0 0.8
43.0 0.7
8.0 0.4
149.52.5
91.5 1.4
9/7 QUEENSBOROUGH
3-2
9/18
NHTI3-0
9/21-22 CCRI CLASSIC
vs. NHTI
2-1
vs. FIT
0-2
vs. Holyoke
2-0
vs. Nassau1-2
vs. Genessee0-2
9/27-28 NHTI Invitational
vs. UNM 2-0
vs. NHTI 2-0
vs. Paul Smith
2-0
vs. Unity2-0
vs. Paul Smith (Semis)
2-0
vs. NHTI (Finals) 2-0
10/12Rockville-Montgomery 3-0
10/12 Potomac State
0-3
10/14
Monroe0-3
10/18 Monroe (Bronx)
0-3
10/19 Dig Pink Invitational
vs. Suffolk
3-0
11/10 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
vs. Monroe
2-3
vs. Delaware Tech3-1
11/11 vs. Genesee
3-2
vs. Monroe0-3
HOME MATCHES IN CAPS.
2013 SEASON SUMMARY
The women’s volleyball team made an improbable comeback at home to make it
to the district final, erasing a 2-0 deficit against Genesee Community College to
clinch a title game against Monroe Community College. Despite a strong team
effort, Monroe beat the Lady Knights 3-0.
Sophomore co-captain Janny Cabrera (Providence, RI) had a season to remember.
She was named a National Player of the Week and totaled 403.5 points, 199 digs
and 315 kills for the season. In addition, she was second in the nation with 4.92
kills per set.
Co-captain Haley Greenwood (Goldsboro, NC) was second on the team with
232 digs, ranking her No. 23 in the nation. Greenwood also had 0.62 service aces
per set.
Alyssa Salinas (Corpus Christi, TX) burst on the scene in her freshman season for
the Lady Knights. Salinas led the team with 498 assists, 235 digs and was second
on the team in points with 109.5. She also ranked No. 42 in the nation with 7.78
assists per set.
Region XXI: 1-0
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
ALL-TIME RECORDS
Most Kills - Season Most Kills - Career Most Assists - Season Most Assists Career Most Digs - Season Most Digs - Career Most Blocks - Season Most Blocks - Career Most Aces - Season Most Aces - Career Kimiyo Garcia Kimiyo Garcia Ashley Markley Ashley Markley Ashley Mangione Jasmine Bonanca Kimiyo Garcia Kimiyo Garcia Cory Santos
Cory Santos 477 755 1,099 1,880 672 1,278 263 446 155 226 2006
2005-06
2006
2006-07
2008
2005-06
2006
2005-06
2009
2008-09
Most Wins - Season Fewest losses - Season Team Kills - Season Team Aces - Season Team Blocks - Season Team Digs - Season Team Assists - Season 39 1 1,726 473 726 2,652 1, 466 2006
1978,1991
2006
2006
2006
2006
2006
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CCRI’s first volleyball team in 1976-77, along with CCRI’s first volleyball All-American, Donna Damian. Front row (from left) are Donna Damian, Marie Beauejour, mascot Virginia Papa, Gail Kittel and Rita Damian. Back row (from left) are Sandy Sullivan,
Pat Gorton, coach Gail Davis, Diane Brochu and Monette Cardin.
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
1988-89
1989-90
1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
7
2
122
141
133
144
113
112
199
148
183
12
15
136
194
216
205
251
19
10
293
285
12
10
No team
7
17
0
19
4
12
114
224
13
21
16
14
20
12
32
15
397
27
18
386
20
22
9
15
258
258
148
653
312
Postseason
2008 District Champions
ALL-TIME RECORDS
1978 1993 1995 2006 Donna Damian Danielle Chagnon Nicole Brown Kimiyo Garcia Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Second Team
Amanda Valentine ’07
The 2006-07 team won a school record 39 games.
Kimiyo Garcia ’07
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ROLL KNIGHTS
CCRI
Department of Athletics
Joseph Pavone
Director of Athletics
401-825-2405 (Warwick)
401-333-7313 (Lincoln)
Dan LaCorbiniere
Sports Information Coordinator
401-825-1132
[email protected]
www.ccri.edu/athl
Fall sports:
Women’s soccer
Men’s soccer
Volleyball

ATHLETICs AT CCrI - Community College of Rhode Island

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