The MASCAC Office has released the Commonwealth Men’s Soccer All-Conference teams for 2007 as selected by conference coaches. Messiah senior Kai Kasiguran has been named Player of the Year for the third time. Andrew Filewicz, Elizabethtown is the 2007 Rookie of the Year and Lycoming’s Scott Kennell is Coach of the Year in his team’s first season in the Commonwealth.
Senior Kai Kasiguran was named to the 1st Team All-Conference for his fourth straight year and was named the "Player of the Year" for the third straight season. Kasiguran has helped lead the Falcons to three straight NCAA National Championships and 2 out of the last 3 Conference Championships. The senior has been a mainstay for the Falcon midfield this past season and has recorded 10 goals and 5 assists for 25 points.
Andrew Filewicz scored a pair of goals and tied for the Elizabethtown team lead with seven assists for a total of nine points on the year. The Rookie of the Year also garnered a spot on the Commonwealth Second Team.
Coach of the Year Scott Kennell led his Warriors to a 13-5-1 overall record and a first-round playoff berth. Kennell, who is Lycoming soccer’s all-time winningest coach and the College’s assistant athletic director, more than doubled his win total from 2006 while simultaneously joining the more competitive Commonwealth arm of the Middle Atlantic Conference.
Senior Patrick Lenehan, from Messiah, was named to the First Team All-Commonwealth Conference team for the third straight year. The forward has had an excellent season as he has been in the best form of his career as of late. Lenehan has been an offensive juggernaut throughout the year as he currently leads the team in goals (12), assists (10), and points (34).
Elizabethtown senior George Severini leads the Commonwealth Conference with 15 goals and ranks second with 32 points. He posted four two-goal games and scored four game-winning goals for the Blue Jays.
Sophomore forward Chris Lorenzet’s team-high ten goals and 25 points for Lycoming were the result of impressive moves and an ability to score from anywhere in an opponent’s territory. His goals total tied him for fourth in the conference and earned him one of three first-team forward spots.

Dan Visser was named to the First Team All-Conference for the second straight year. As Messiah's defensive midfielder, Visser has determined much of the success of this past campaign. The senior is a steadying influence both offensively and defensively. He is tied for second on the team in assists (5) and has scored a single goal.
Michael Terry is a repeat First Team selection and is All-Conference for the third time in his career. The Elizabethtown senior scored four goals and added an assist for nine points while regularly playing all 90 minutes at his center midfield position.
Lycoming’s junior midfielder Matt Frey showcased raw speed and highlight-reel moves on the outside, earning him Lycoming’s fourth first-team placement. Frey compiled a team-high eight assists in 2007 and placed third on the Warriors with 14 points. Frey’s aggressive play kept opponents on their heels all year. He was Lycoming’s only all-conference selection in 2006.
Junior Wes Bunting is also a repeat selection to the first team after starting all 20 games at center back for the Blue Jays and scoring two goals and four assists for eight points.
One of the most influential players on the 2007 Messiah team is centerback J.D. Binger who also was named to the First Team. The junior defender is a force both in the air and on the ground as he makes life difficult for opposing forwards. This is Binger's second time on the All-Conference squad.
Senior defender Zach Tanner was a Lycoming captain and a beast in the backfield for the Warriors. Tanner notched two goals and one assist on the year.
Senior Ryan Humphreys earned the sole goalkeeping spot on the All-Commonwealth first team. Humphreys was the Commonwealth’s defensive player of the week in late-September for back-to-back shutouts of Juniata and King’s. He recorded five shutouts on the season and 62 saves on his way to a 13-5-1 record for Lycoming.
First year player Nick Thompson entered Messiah's program as a centerback but halfway through the season was inserted at target. As a result he provided the Falcons with the ability to maintain possession as well as score goals. Thompson currently has 6 goals and 2 assists for 14 points on the season earning him a spot on the Second Team..
Matt Diller scored 11 goals, including five game-winners, and added four assists for 26 points for Elizabethtown. Through the end of the conference playoffs, the junior ranked third in the Commonwealth Conference in both goals and points.
Blue Jay junior Bryan Holt started all 20 games at center midfield and finished with a goal and two assists for four points. His goal was a game-winner in a 1-0 win over Drew University on Sept. 13.
Junior midfielder Joe Pusateri was named to the All-Commonwealth Second Team. He was third on Lycoming in assists, fourth in goals, fifth in points and he started every game for the Warriors.
Second on the team in points with 12 (3 goals, 6 assists), Widener senior midfielder Frank Nolan earns his first conference season honor.
Senior defender Mike Helsel finished with two goals and seven assists for 11 points while playing all 20 games for the Blue Jays.
Helping Messiah post an amazing 14 shutouts for the season are outside backs Josh Mull and Eric Frey. Both defenders were named to the Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference. Sophomore Josh Mull was inserted into the lineup at left back early in the season has had a tremendous impact on Messiah's ability to defend well and attack with precision.
Fifth year senior Eric Frey decided to come back for a final campaign after having a medical redshirt earlier in his career and the decision paid off. Frey started his excellent play last year in the Falcons NCAA tournament run and his steady play and quality service from the flank (3 assists) has been a highlight for Messiah.
Two game winning goals, 10 total points and an outstanding defensive year earned Maarten Koostra, a junior from Albright, the first All-Conference honor of his career.
Zach Galbraith started 19 games as a senior at right back and finished with three assists while helping the Blue Jay defense limit opponents to 16 goals in 20 matches while recording 10 shutouts.
2007 All-Conference Teams
First Team All-Commonwealth Conference
Player Team Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School)
Patrick Lenehan Messiah Forward Sr. Highland, In. (Illiana Christian)
George Severini Elizabethtown Forward Sr. Havertown, PA (Haverford)
Chris Lorenzet Lycoming Forward So. Forest Hill, MD (CM Wright)
Dan Visser Messiah Midfield Sr. West Chester, Pa. (Delaware Valley)
Kai Kasiguran Messiah Midfield Sr. Oakwood Village, Oh. (Cuyahoga Valley Christian)
Michael Terry Elizabethtown Midfield Sr. Beech Creek, Pa. (Central Mountain)
Matt Frey Lycoming Midfield Jr. Greensboro, Md. (North Caroline)
Wes Bunting Elizabethtown Defense Jr. Lancaster, Pa. (J. P. McCasky)
J D Binger Messiah Defense Jr. Belvidere, Il. (Christian Life)
Zach Tanner Lycoming Defense Sr. Waynesboro, PA (Waynesboro)
Ryan Humphries Lycoming Goalie Sr. Boonton, Twp., NJ (Mountain Lakes)
Second Team All-Commonwealth Conference
Player Team Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School)
Andrew Filewicz Elizabethtown Forward Fr. Wenonah, NJ (Northeast Catholic)
Nick Thompson Messiah Forward Fr. Hudson, OH (CVCA)
Matt Diller Elizabethtown Forward Jr. Chambersburg, PA (Mercersburg Acad.)
Bryan Holt Elizabethtown Midfield Jr. Hershey, PA (Lower Dauphin)
Joe Pusateri Lycoming Midfield Jr. Rockville, MD (St. John’s)
Frank Nolan Widener Midfield Sr. Hatboro, PA (Archbishop Wood)
Mike Helsel Elizabethtown Defense Sr. Palmyra, PA (Palmyra)
Josh Mull Messiah Defense So. Lewisburg, PA (Trinity)
Eric Frey Messiah Defense Sr. Glen Arm, MD (Dulaney)
aarten Koostra Albright Defense Jr. Mt. Penn, PA (Antietam)
Zach Galbraith Elizabethtown Defense Sr. Mechanicsburg, PA (Cumberland Valley)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kai Kasiguran, Messiah
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Andrew Filewicz, Elizabethtown
COACH OF THE YEAR: Scott Kennell, Lycoming

The MASCAC Office has released the Freedom Men’s Soccer All-Conference teams for 2007 as selected by conference coaches. King’s midfielder Cameron Audette has been named Player of the Year and the Monarch’s Ryan Murphy is Rookie of the Year. George Crampton of DeSales is the 2007 Coach of the Year.

Player of the Year Cameron Audette, a King’s junior, enjoyed an outstanding season for the Monarchs as he easily won the Freedom Conference scoring title with 32 points on 14 goals and four assists as well as a spot on the All-Conference First Team. Audette, who also led the conference with 14 goals scored, posted two game-winning goals on the year, while also adding a key goal during King's Freedom Conference Tournament semi-final win over Wilkes which was decided on penalty kicks after the teams were scoreless after 110 minutes of play.
Ryan Murphy made his first year of soccer in the United States a memorable one as the Northern Ireland native earned both Rookie of the Year honors and a selection to the All-Conference First Team. Finishing second on the Monarchs and seventh in the Freedom Conference with 16 points while standing fourth in the league with eight goals scored, Murphy was also third in the conference with three game-winning scores.
Coach Crampton earns Freedom Conference Coach of the Year honors for the third time in his career having also earning the honor in 2004 and 2005. He guided the Bulldogs to their third consecutive Freedom Conference Championship on Saturday and will lead DSU into the NCAA Tournament this Saturday at Johns Hopkins University for the third consecutive season. Crampton will enter play on Saturday with a career record of 98-74-10 (.566).
Senior German Reyes earns First-Team honors for the first time in his career after earning Second-Team honors last year. He leads the Bulldogs in scoring with 11 goals and two assists for 24 points and earned Freedom Conference MVP honors in the Freedom Conference Playoffs.
This year's first team selections come off the heals of last season First Team All PAC nods for Arcadia players Matt Benner (junior) and Andrew Plunkett (senior). The two combined for 27 points this season. Benner chimed in with five goals and an assist. Plunkett added seven goals and two helpers, including scoring Arcadia's final two goals of the season at Wilkes and five goals in their final three games of the season.
Senior midfielder Andy Curry garnered his third straight All-Conference honor and was named to the First Team for the second consecutive season. Curry led Wilkes in both goals and assists after tallying seven goals and dishing out seven assists. He helped the Colonels amass an overall record of 11-6-2, while also leading the squad to their fourth consecutive conference playoff
After an impressive rookie season in which he led the Valiants in shots and assists and was second in goals, Manhattanville men’s soccer freshman midfielder Kris Morrice ( Kirriemuir, Scotland) was named to the All-Freedom Conference First Team. Morrice played in 16 matches for the Valiants and started 14 while compiling a team-high 31 shots.
Chris Ravita makes his first-ever appearance on the All-Conference Team. Ravita has three assists on the season and has been one of the most consistent defenders for the Bulldogs over the past three years.
Wilkes senior Jimmy Thomas enjoyed another solid season as one of the premier defenders in the Freedom Conference. This marks his fourth consecutive All-Conference berth after earning first team honors in 2006 and second team honors in 2004 and 2005. Thomas had two goals and one assist from his defensive position.
Tony Aufiero earns First-Team honors for the second straight year. Serving as DeSales’ starting sweeper, he leads a defense that allowed just five goals in eight Freedom Conference games this season including two shutouts in the playoffs.
Rusty Riedmiller leads the list of First-Team honorees for DeSales as he was named to the First-Team for the third time in his career. He started 17-of-21 games this season posting a 1.29 goals against average with 73 saves and six shutouts. He will graduate as the school’s all-time leader in saves, goals against average and shutouts.
Greg Miller broke onto the scene for Wilkes this season to earn a Second Team All-Freedom conference berth. He ranked second on the team with four goals and six assists. With three goals and three assists against Freedom Conference competition, he led the Colonels with 48 shots and 27 shots on goal.
Delaware Valley sophomore forward Eric Maciag paced an improved Aggie offense with six goals and a single-season record seven assists for 19 points. The seven assists tied for first in the conference while his point and goal totals ranked sixth and eighth respectively.
Sophomore Dustin Sturm earning Second-Team honors for the second time in his career. He ranks second on DeSales in scoring with eight goals and six assists for 22 points.
Sophomore Alex Malcolm led FDU-Florham in goals (10), points (21) and shots (67). His 67 shots rank him third All-Time on the FDU single-season shots chart. Malcolm also had four game-winning goals for the Devils. In the conference, he was tied for first in shots, third in shots per game, tied for second in points, tied for fourth in points per game, tied for second in goals, third in goals per game and tied for first in game-winning goals.
Daniel Jones earns All-Conference for the first time in his career. The DeSales senior had a successful transition to center midfield this season recording one goal and four assists for six points while starting all 21 games.
Desales juniors David Ackley and Andrew Marshall each received Second-Team honors for the second consecutive year. Marshall has split time between the defense and midfield this season and ranks fourth on the team in scoring with two goals and one assist for five points, while Ackley has been an on the field leader all season in the center midfieldfor the Bulldogs.
Sophomore Sean Vona, from Wilkes, ranked third on the team in scoring after knocking home three goals and handing out five assists.
Brandon Placke and Ryan Symons played major roles for the Monarchs on the defensive end of the field. The duo helped King's hold opponents to an average of 1.59 goals per-game and a .119 shooting percentage. Symons scored one goal on the year while Placke added the game-winning penalty kick against Wilkes that advanced King's to the Freedom Conference title game.
Arthur Jankowski played a major role for Wilkes this season after serving mainly as a reserve during his freshman year. Jankowski’s only goal proved to be the difference in the team’s 1-0 win over regionally-ranked Elizabethtown College. Jankowski’s play defensively helped Wilkes limit the opposition to 12.3 shots per match. Opponents were also able to squeeze off only 6.21 shots on goal per contest.
A .790 saves percentage during the campaign and seven shutouts in net for Wilkes has earned T.J. Baloga a second team All-Freedom Conference berth. Baloga, a senior, took over the starting job this year and responded by stopping 94 shots and holding opponents to 1.29 goals per match.
2007 All-Conference Teams
2007 First Team All-Freedom Conference

Player Team Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School)
German Reyes DeSales Forward Jr. Beach Lake, Pa. (Honesdale)
Ryan Murphy King's Forward Fr. Belfast, Northern Ireland (Methodist College)
Matt Benner Arcadia Forward Jr. Telford, PA (Stroudsburg)
Andrew Plunkett Arcadia Midfield Sr. Brick, NJ (St. Brick)
Andy Curry Wilkes Midfield Sr. Pennsburg, Pa. (Quakertown)
Kris Morrice Manhattanville Midfield Fr. Kirriemuir, Scotland (Webster’s)
Cameron Audette King's Midfield Jr. Ballston Lake, NY (Shenendehowa)
Chris Ravita DeSales Defense Jr. Lebanon, NJ (North Hunterdon)
Jimmy Thomas Wilkes Defense Sr. Myerstown, Pa. (ELCO)
Tony Aufiero DeSales Defense So. Wall, N.J. (Wall)
Robert Riedmiller DeSales Goalie Jr. Stroudsburg, Pa. (Stroudsburg)
Second Team All-Freedom Conference
Player Team Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School)
Greg Miller Wilkes Forward So. Blandon, PA (Freeman)
Eric Maciag Delaware Valley Forward So. Old Bridge, NJ (Old Bridge)
Dustin Sturm DeSales Forward So. North Cape May, NJ (Lower Cape May)
Alex Malcolm FDU-Florham Midfield So. Layfayette, NJ (High Pointe)
Daniel Jones DeSales Midfield Sr. Ronks, PA (Pequea Valley)
David Ackley DeSales Midfield Jr. North Cape May, N.J. (Lower Cape May)
Andrew Marshall DeSales Midfield Jr. Greene, N.Y. (Greene Central)
Sean Vona Wilkes Midfield So. Vestal, NY (Vestal)
Ryan Symons King's Defense Jr. Wilkes-Barre, PA (Coughlin)
Brandan Placke King's Defense Sr. Ballston Lakes, NY (Spa Catholic)
Arthur Jankowski Wilkes Defense So. Mountaintop, PA (Crestwood)
TJ Baloga Wilkes Goalie Sr. Wilkes-Barre, PA (Coughlin)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Cameron Audette, King’s
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Ryan Murphy, King's
COACH OF THE YEAR: George Crampton, DeSales