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| 2008 Varsity Eagles |
2008 J.V. Eagles |
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| Team Captains: Gavin Edmiston, Josh Merrill, Kyle Simmons |
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Last Game: 0-5 loss to Reservoir
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Last Game: 0-10 loss to Severna Park
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| Next Games: see Upcoming Games below at bottom of this page. |
| 2008 Point Leaders |
| Player |
Points |
Goals |
Assists |
| Josh Merrill |
6 |
5 |
1 |
| Robert Engel |
4 |
2 |
2 |
| Kyle Simmons |
4 |
3 |
1 |
| Gavin Edmiston |
3 |
2 |
1 |
| Alex Gonzalez |
3 |
3 |
0 |
| Chris Biederman |
2 |
0 |
2 |
| Josh Meekins |
2 |
0 |
2 |
| Ryan Riopelle |
2 |
0 |
2 |
| Tyler Briemann |
1 |
1 |
0 |
| Ryan Bromwell |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| Matt Houck |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| Greg Jordan |
1 |
0 |
1 |
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| 2008 Point Leaders |
| Player |
Points |
Goals |
Assists |
| Randy Branagan |
4 |
2 |
2 |
| Michael Knopp |
4 |
4 |
0 |
| Logan Kostick |
4 |
4 |
0 |
| Jesus Obregon |
2 |
1 |
1 |
| Ryan Clark |
1 |
0 |
1 |
| Kelly Kean |
1 |
1 |
0 |
| Shawn Taylor |
1 |
0 |
1 |
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| 2008 Save Leaders |
| Keeper |
Saves |
Goals Allowed |
Wins |
| Glen Groh |
68 |
22 |
3 |
| Cody Koester |
13 |
5 |
0 |
| Josh Meekins |
11 |
7 |
0 |
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| 2008 Save Leaders |
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Goals Allowed |
Wins |
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2008 Coaches All-County Team
From Digital Sports (full article):
AA Co. coaches' All-County boys soccer team
First Team - Kyle Simmons, Senior, Defender
Second Team - Josh Merrill, Senior, Forward
Honorable Mention - Rob Engel, Sophomore, Midfielder
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10/24 - Gators end Eagles season
Friday October 24, 2008 - Reservoir 5, Northeast 0.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Reservoir 5, Northeast 0: Despite solid play by Alex Gonzalez and Chris Biederman, the Eagles fell to the Gators in the first round of the Class 3A East Region playoffs. "We played hard," Northeast coach Paul Myers said, "but they were just a little too quick for us."
Northeast (3-9) 0 0 - 0
Reservoir 4 1 - 5
GOALS: R - Silverman, Carl, Martinez, Bonner, Abaykar. SAVES: NE - Groh 3, Meekins 2; R - Engel 1, Kemir 1.
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10/20 - Falcons outlast Eagles
Monday October 20, 2008 - Severna Park 2, Northeast 0.
From the Maryland Gazette:
SEVERNA PARK 2, NORTHEAST 0: Geoff Saunders and Zach Goldberg tallied the Falcons' goals as the guests blanked the Eagles.
Severna Park (11-1) 0 2 - 2
Northeast (3-8) 0 0 - 0
GOALS: SP - Saunders, Goldberg. ASSISTS: SP - Maruggi. SAVES: SP - Koffler 3; NE - Groh 11. SHOTS: SP - 19; NE - 3. CORNER KICKS: SP - 3; NE - 0.
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10/16 - Merrill header beats Wildcats in OT
Thursday October 16, 2008 - Northeast 1, Arundel 0 in OT.
Goal - Josh Merrill.
Assist - Ryan Bromwell.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Northeast Boys win on Merrill header in overtime
Northeast 1, Arundel 0 (OT): Senior Josh Merrill headed a goal off a cross from senior Ryan Bromwell to lift the Eagles to an overtime victory over the Wildcats. Northeast took a throw in near the Arundel penalty box and Bromwell put a centering pass right on Merrill's head and Merrill buried it for the winning goal.
Arundel (1-8-1) 0 0 0 - 0
Northeast (3-7) 0 0 1 - 1
GOALS: NE - Merrill. ASSISTS: NE - Bromwell. SAVES: NE - Groh 6; AR - Santos 8. SHOTS: NE - 13; AR - 11. CORNERKICKS: NE - 3; AR - 2.
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10/14 - Mustangs win in OT
Tuesday October 14, 2008 - Meade 3, Northeast 2 (OT).
Goals - Josh Merrill, Kyle Simmons.
Assist - Chris Biederman.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Zelaya's golden goal lifts Mustangs
Meade senior Carlos Zelaya netted his second goal with [just 30 seconds] gone in overtime to lift the Mustangs to a 3-2 boys soccer win over Northeast. Zelaya took a pass from junior Dan Cameron and beat Northeast's sophomore goalkeeper Cody Koester (five saves) to up Meade's record to 2-7-1. The same pair accounted for the only first half goal and junior Jean Toussaint added the equalizer after Eagles' seniors Josh Merrill and Kyle Simmons gave the hosts a 2-1 advantage with 18 minutes left in regulation. Senior Chris Biederman was credited with an assist for Northeast (2-8), while sophomore Tyler Hall made 10 saves for the Mustangs.
Meade (2-7-1) 1 1 1 - 3
Northeast (2-8) 0 2 0 - 2
GOALS: ME - Zalaya 2, Toussaint; NE - Merrill, Simmons. ASSISTS: ME - Cameron 2; NE - Biederman. SAVES: ME - Hall 10; NE - Koester 5. SHOTS: ME - 8; NE - 12. CORNERKICKS: ME - 4; NE - 5.
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"He never stops coming at you"
From digitalsports.com (complete article):
"He never stops coming at you"
Simmons brings aggressive style to Northeast boys soccer defense
by Brian Burden
bburden1721@hotmail.com
Northeast High School senior sweeper Kyle Simmons has been an all-county defender the past two seasons, combining his keen field awareness with a relentless aggressive pursuit of the ball to stabilize the Eagles’ defensive third. His intense focus and perseverance are a direct tribute to his mother Theresa’s countless hours of devotion to her son’s craft.
Paul Meyers, Northeast’s third-year coach, spent five seasons as an assistant at Archbishop Spalding and he says that Simmons compares favorably to T.J. Nairn, an all-county and all-MIAA selection who went on to letter four years at Salisbury University. "He is without a doubt the most aggressive player I have ever coached," Meyers said. "He is a smart player with a great knack for moving forward. He is one of those kids that is so competitive and cannot stand losing."
The Eagles (2-4) host Southern (2-4) at 5 p.m. Wednesday in an Anne Arundel County game.
Simmons has come straight through the Northeast feeder system, starting at St. Jane when he was four-years-old, switching to the Pasadena Heat when he was 11, a team that eventually merged with a Severna Park squad, a club he still plays with today. They compete in the National Capital Soccer League and he has performed well in games against some of the area’s top talent. Playing for the Eagles posts a different set of challenges, as Northeast annually struggles to compete with the county’s top-tier teams. Simmons has been with varsity since playoffs his freshman year and has rarely come off the field since the first game of his sophomore year. "I remember playing Severna Park and I was marking Mike Rose (Notre Dame) and we took them to overtime before losing, 1-0," Simmons said"It was at that point that I knew I could play with some of the better strikers in the area."
Over the past two seasons, Simmons has perfected his system of marking top opposing attackers and then sparking a Northeast counter-attack from his sweeper position. His speed and ball skills allow him to routinely make funs of 20-30 yards before finding midfielders on the wings or sending a through pass that frees up his own attackers. Meyers notes that Simmons never has his head down on the field and thus always recognizes where his teammates are at any given time. "Kyle is someone that we game planned for coming into our game with Northeast," Old Mill coach Jeff Martin said after his team’s 2-1 victory over the Eagles earlier this month. "He is someone that you always need to account for because he never stops coming at you."
On a team that has struggled to start the season, Simmons is doing his best to serve as captain and leader of a squad that has potential, but is short on depth and experience. "I am working so hard to keep this team focused and understand the pace of the game at the varsity level," Simmons said after his team’s 3-1 loss to Chesapeake last week. "With all that we lost from last year, it is so important that the sophomores and juniors understand what it takes to compete and win." Meyers rarely gets to see his players outside of games and practices, but notices that when he sees Simmons at other Northeast athletic contests, he is consistently surrounded by underclassmen. "He has his senior friends, but it is quite obvious that the younger guys look up to him and understand how successful he is both on and off the field," Meyers said.
The soccer field is not the only arena Simmons has conquered. Ranked 17th in his senior class, Simmons sports a nifty 3.92 GPA and is considering UMBC for engineering and Towson or Salisbury for their athletic training programs. In a true exhibition of Simmons’ resolve, he registered a four on the calculus AP test after struggling in the class throughout the year. "That is just a tribute to how competitive he is,” Meyers said. “He does the best he can at everything he does."
Simmons’ number one fan is easily his mother. Divorced when Kyle was six, Theresa has stood firm over him and his two older brothers and ensured their athletic and academic success. "I see how strong she is and how she never backs down from anyone and she is just a calm influence," said Simmons, who stole the ball near midfield, dribbled up the field and assisted on a Rob Engel goal in Northeast's 2-1 win at South River on Monday. "She excels under pressure and I know that I want to do right and support my family when I am older and she has been the best role model and my biggest supporter in everything that I do."
For Meyers, Simmons epitomizes the kind of player he wants to see come through Pasadena on a more regular basis. "He is a very level-headed guy, quite business-like in demeanor, and it is because he knows what he wants to do and where he wants to go," Meyers said. "He has applied all of these strong traits to the classroom and the field."
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10/7 - Cornerkick goal downs Eagles
Tuesday October 7, 2008 - Broadneck 2, Northeast 1.
Goal - Kyle Simmons.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Broadneck 2, Northeast 1: Broadneck's Eric Hallberg scored the game-winning goal off a corner kick midway through the second half. Northeast senior goalkeeper Glen Groh finished with 10 saves.
Northeast (2-6) 0 1 - 1
Broadneck (7-2) 1 1 - 1
GOALS: NE - Simmons; BN - Reed, Hallberg. ASSISTS: BN - Campbell. SAVES: NE - Groh 5; BN - Sackett 1. SHOTS: NE - 2; BN - 7. CORNERKICKS: NE - 3; BN - 5.
From the Baltimore Sun:
Broadneck 2, Northeast 1. Goals: B - Reed, Hallberg; N - Simmons. Assists: B - Campbell; N - Engel. Saves: B - Sackett 7; N - Groh 8. Half: B, 1-0.
Coach Myers stats: Groh had 8 saves and Engel had an assist.
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10/4 - #7 Fallston blanks Eagles
Saturday October 4, 2008 - Fallston 7, Northeast 0.
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10/1 - Bulldogs win
Wednesday October 1, 2008 - Southern 2, Northeast 1.
Goal - Josh Merrill.
Assist - Ryan Riopelle.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Southern 2, Northeast 1: Senior Alec Loudermilk and sophomore Paul Curling scored the Bulldog's goals to top the Eagles. Senior goalkeeper Pat Todaro made five saves to post the victory, while sophomore Cody Koester turned aside eight shots in the losing effort.
Southern (3-4) 1 1 - 2
Northeast (2-5) 0 1 - 1
GOALS: SO - Loudermilk, Curling; NE - Merrill. ASSISTS: SO - Gibbons; NE - Riopelle. SAVES: SO - Todaro 5; NE - Koester 8. SHOTS: SO - 16; NE - 6. CORNERKICKS: SO - 4; NE - 2.
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9/29 - OT win over Seahawks
Monday September 29, 2008 - Northeast 2, South River 1, OT
Goals - Robert Engel, Alex Gonzalez.
Assists - Kyle Simmons, Robert Engel.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Northeast 2, South River 1: Alex Gonzalez scored the game-winning goal with 55 seconds left in overtime to give the Eagles the win. Robert Engel scored a goal and assisted on Gonzalez's game-winner, which gave Northeast its second win of the season.
Northeast (2-4) 1 0 1 - 2
South River (2-5) 0 1 0 - 1
GOALS: NE - Engel, Gonzalez; SR - Joop. ASSISTS: NE - Simmons, Engel; SR - Santos. SAVES: NE - Groh 5; SR - Smith 6. SHOTS: NE - 8; SR - 10. CORNERKICKS: NE - 2; SR - 5.
From digitalsports.com (complete article):
Northeast nips South River in overtime, 2-1
Engel, Gonzalez hook up for game-winner with 55 seconds left in first extra period of boys soccer bout
by Aaron Gray
agray@digitalsports.com
Sophomore forward Rob Engel scored in the first half and then assisted the game-winning goal with 55 seconds left in the first overtime period to lift the Northeast High School boys soccer team to a 2-1 win at South River in an Anne Arundel County game Monday. The Eagles improved to 2-4 overall, 2-4 in the county. The Seahawks fell to 2-5, 2-3. "It was a pretty big win for the guys," Northeast coach Paul Meyers said. "To hold on in regulation and pull it out in overtime is a big deal and we want to build on this win. We're starting to come together and possess the ball a little more."
Junior midfielder Alex Gonzalez hit the game-winner for Northeast. Engel scored in the first half for the Eagles, when senior sweeper Kyle Simmons gained possession at midfield and made a run down the right flank. He sent a low ball into the box that Gonzalez finished to give Northeast a 1-0 lead. "We encourage Kyle to make some runs but he's the man in the back so we want him to stay at home too," Meyers said. "When he has space, he's smart enough to see it and take advantage of it."
Senior goalkeeper Glenn Groh registered seven saves for the Eagles while his counterpart, Jacob Smith, tallied six.
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9/23 - Eagles lose 'Dena showdown
Tuesday September 23, 2008 - Chesapeake 3, Northeast 1
Goal - Alex Gonzalez.
From the Maryland Gazette:
Chesapeake 3, Northeast 1: Sophomore Justin Kestler netted the game winner with 13:19 left in refulation to lead the Cougars to victory over the Eagles. Junior Jeremy Harsanyl opened the scoring just over three minutes into the game off a pass from senior Nick Mattox. Junior Colby Herd also scored in the final two minutes and senior Alex Everett garnered an assist. Junior Alex Gonzalez scored the only Northeast goal. Junior Kody Herd made two saves for the Cougars, while senior Glen Groh turned aside 17 shots for the Eagles.
Chesapeake (5-0) 2 1 - 3
North County (1-4) 0 1 - 1
GOALS: CH - Harsanyi, Kestler, C. Herd; NE - Gonzalez. ASSISTS: CH - Mattox, Everett. SAVES: CH - K. Herd 2; NE - Groh 17. SHOTS: CH - 20; NE - 3. CORNERKICKS: CH - 7; NE - 1.
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9/18 - Edmiston nets two
Thu Sep 18, 2008 - Northeast 4, North County 1
Goals - Gavin Edmiston (2), Tyler Briemann, Josh Merrill
Assists - Josh Meekins (2), Matt Houck, Josh Merrell
From the Maryland Gazette:
Edmiston nets two, Eagles win first game
Senior Gavin Edmiston scored two goals as the Northeast boys soccer team rolled to their first victory of the season, defeating North County 4-1. Seniors Josh Merrill and Tyler Briemann scored the other Northeast goals. Sophomore Josh Meekins assisted on two goals and Merill and senior also added assists. Cody Greer scored for the Knights. Northeast coach Paul Myers was especially pleased with his defense, highlighted by captain Kyle Simmons. "He did a fantastic job of keeping the ball out and not allowing them to get runs started," Myers said.
Northeast (1-3) 3 1 - 4
North County (0-5) 0 1 - 1
GOALS: NE - Edmiston 2, Merrill, Briemann; NC - Greer. ASSISTS: NE - Meekings 2, Merrill, Houck; NC - Dunn. SAVES: NE - Groh 2; NC - Carey 10. SHOTS: NE - 18; NC - 3. CORNERKICKS: NE - 7; NC - 2.
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9/16 - Eagles clipped by Panthers
Tue Sep 16, 2008 - Annapolis 3, Northeast 2
Goals - Josh Merrill (assist Ryan Riopelle), Robert Engel (assist Gavin Edmiston).
From the Maryland Gazette:
Annapolis 3, Northeast 2: Senior striker Taylor Brummitt scored twice, including the game-winner in the 69th minute, to lift the Panthers. The Eagles, who tied the game twice in the second half but finished the game with just nine players after two ejections, got goals from senior Josh Merrill and sophomore Robert Engel. Annapolis keeper Adam Strobel made a leaping save of senior Tyler Briemann's shot in the final minutes to preserve the win.
Annapolis (2-1) 1 2 - 3
Northeast (0-3) 0 2 - 2
GOALS: AN - Brummitt 2, Menjivar; NE - Merrill, Engel. ASSISTS: AN - Davidson, Howser, Rojas; NE - Riopelle, Edmiston. SAVES: AN - Strobel 4; NE - Groh 8. SHOTS: AN - 11; NE - 8. CORNERKICKS: AN - 2; NE - 2.
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9/11 - Pats beat Eagles on Questionable Call
Thu Sep 11, 2008 - Old Mill 2, Northeast 1
Goal - Alex Gonzalez (assist Chris Biederman).
From the Maryland Gazette:
Furrs picks up Old Mill slack
Senior's two goals lead Patriots over Northeast
by AVI CREDITOR, Staff Writer
With top scorer Sean Perdomo sidelined with an undisclosed injury, the Old Mill boys soccer team is in need of someone to pick up the scoring load. Enter Jonathan Furrs. The senior midfielder scored twice Thursday night, including the tie-breaking goal in the 52nd minute, to lift the Patriots to a 2-1 victory at Northeast.
"When Sean leaves, that's a huge hole," Furrs said. "He's so phenominal. The rest of us have to really step up our game to accommodate for him not being on the field." Furrs did just that, tapping home a deflected, close-range shot by junior forward Brandon Park 12 minutes into the second half. Park's ball looked to be on the way to crossing the goal line, but Furrs made sure to get the Patriots (1-1) on the board. "It was spinning, and I figured that if it was going to continue spinning the way it was, it would definitely stop," Furrs said. "I decided to put the ball away while I had the chance."
Furrs appeared to have been in an offside position when he connected for the go-ahead score, as he was behind both Park and the defender when Park attempted his shot, but no call made. "I thought he was offsides," said Northeast coach Paul Myers. "He had to have been because where he was standing he was right on the (goal) line. ... He was not behind the ball, so, therefore, we thought he was offsides. I didn't think (the referee) was in good position to see it because it looked like he was not on the endline. He was at about the 7- or 8-yard line, but those things go. If we punched the ball in when we should have, then it's a different game."
The play Myers referred to came prior to the Eagles' fourth-minute goal, when senior midfielder Gavin Edmiston's lobbing header was snatched by Old Mill sophomore keeper Randy Depfer just before it could cross the line. Northeast (0-2) got on the board less than a minute later when senior defender Chris Biederman's free kick from the right sideline at midfield took a fortuitous bounce toward junior midfielder Alex Gonzalez. The ball bounced over the Old Mill defense right to Gonzalez's right foot, about five yards from the goal, and he struck it into the back of the net for the game's first tally. "I absolutely love it," Myers said. "He went to the ball and beat his man, and that's what he can do. He was the first to that ball, and that's what it takes."
The Eagles outshot the Patriots in the first half, 8-3, and had more scoring opportunities over the first 40 minutes. "You're not going to beat a lot of teams if you're putting your goalkeeper under that much pressure early in the game," said Old Mill coach Jeff Martin. "We've got to clean it up in the back with the 50-50s and the head balls."
The Patriots tied the game 12 minutes after Gonzalez's score when Furrs headed home junior defencer Perry Clark's free kick from the center circle in the 16th minute. Furrs beat Northeast senior keeper Glen Groh to the ball at around the eight-yard mark and got solid contact to the ball with his forehead to leave no doubt. "I just focused in on the ball," Furrs said. "We've been working on our free-kick game. Regardless of if the keeper was coming out or not, I was going to put a head on it."
Perdomo, who scored Old Mill's only goal in sparse minutes in a 2-1 loss to South River last Friday, was not healthy enough to play last night, Martin said. "He's banged up, and he's not fit yet," Martin said. "We've got to get him healthy and in shape, and we'll go from there." With the All-County forward sidelined, it's up to players like Furrs to keep the Patriots afloat. "John put himself in position two times tonight to score," Martin said. "Friday night, he didn't do that, and we got on him a bit this week. Outside midfield is a dirty job. You've got to reward yourself by getting the goal and finishing those opportunities."
NOTES: Northeast graduate and 2007 All-County midfielder Justin Wolf scored his first collegiate goal Saturday, playing for North Carolina Wesleyan in a 2-0 win over Marymount.
Old Mill (1-1) 1 1 - 2
Northeast (0-2) 1 0 - 1
GOALS: OM - Furrs 2; NE - Gonzalez. ASSISTS: OM - Clark, Park; NE - Biederman. SAVES: OM - Depfer 8; NE - Groh 4. SHOTS: OM - 7; NE - 13. CORNERKICKS: OM - 1; NE - 5.
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9/10 - Eagles lose county opener
Wed Sep 10, 2008 - Glen Burnie 3, Northeast 1
Goal - Kyle Simmons (assist Greg Jordan).
From the Maryland Gazette:
Hernandez nets two to pace Gophers
Glen Burnie boys come from behind to defeat Northeast, 3-1
Tony Hernandez scored two goals to lead the Glen Burnie boys soccer team to a come-from-behind, 3-1 victory over Northeast Wednesday night. After Kyle Simmons put Northeast ahead early in the first half, Hernandez struck back with a goal in the 34th minute before finding the back of the net once more before the half’s close. Josh Knapp capped Glen Burnie’s scoring, while the Gophers’ back line kept the Eagles at bay.
Northeast (0-1) 1 0 - 1
Glen Burnie (1-0) 2 1 - 3
GOALS: NE - Simmons; GB - Hernandez 2, Knapp. ASSISTS: NE - Jordan. SAVES: NE - Groh 4; GB - Deaton 7. SHOTS: NE - 10; GB - 7. CORNERKICKS: NE - 3; GB - 4.
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2008 Northeast Soccer Previews
From the Maryland Gazette:
RETURNING PLAYERS: Chris Biederman (Sr., D); Tyler Briemann (Sr., M); Ryan Bromwell (Sr., D); Gavin Edmiston (Sr., M); Glen Groh (Sr., GK); Matt Houck (Sr., GK); Zoltan Kimble (Sr., M); Josh Merrill (Sr., M); Ryan Riopelle (Sr., F); Kyle Simmons (Sr., M/D); Alex Gonzalez (Jr., M/F); Kenny Witt (Jr., D)
NEWCOMERS: Greg Jordan (Jr., F); Brandon Nestor (Jr., D); George Stumpf (Jr., D); Robert Engel (So., M/F); Cody Koester (So., D/GK); Josh Meekins (So., M/GK)
OUTLOOK: The Eagles will try to improve on last season's record while filling the void left by All-County midfielder Justin Wolf, who graduated. One of those players is Kyle Simmons, a two-time, second-team Coaches All-County defender who will log some minutes in the midfield. A scoring boost could come from Greg Jordan, JV's leading scorer last season. His 6-foot-3-inch frame will be crucial on balls crossed into the box. "I'm hoping that with his height hel'll be able to get the high balls that come in and that can finish on the varsity level like he did on JV," Myers said. With seven returning starters, the Eagles may sneak up on some teams this season.
From digitalsports.com (complete article):
Paul Myers has 10 returning seniors to his Eagles squad, including shutdown defender Kyle Simmons, but it could be a first-year player that determines the Eagles’ fate. "I am hoping that our fitness level will help us compete," Meyers said. "We have a lot of seniors returning and Kyle (Simmons) has been an all-county performer his entire varsity career."
Junior Greg Jordan, the team’s leading scorer on the junior varsity, and fellow junior Alex Gonzalez, will look to heighten Northeast’s offensive threat. Meyers plans to move Simmons around to take advantage of his skills and senior Josh Merrill will generate action from the midfield. Senior Glenn Groh returns in goal, but is getting pushed by sophomore Josh Meekins.
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Justin Wolf - All-County and Honorable Mention for All-State
Congratulations to Justin Wolf, Senior Midfielder, for being named 2007 All-State Honorable Mention by the Maryland Association of Coaches of Soccer (MACS). Justin was also named to the Baltimore Sun's All-County team.
Congratulations also to Jessica Brockmeyer of the Lady Eagles for also making 2007 All-State Honorable Mention by the MACS.
Complete listing at macs-soccer.org.
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Ronald Jacob Houck
The Varsity Eagles are dedicating the 2007 season to the memory of Ronald Jacob Houck, 1987-2007.
"We will miss you, Jake"
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