The New York men's soccer program suffered a tough loss Saturday afternoon to the NYU-Poly Fighting Blue Jays.
The game was a tight one throughout with the Knights finding themselves behind 1-0 at the halftime before the Blue Jays were able to net two more in the second half to shutout the Knights in the first ever meeting between the two institutions.
Poly outshot Berkeley 24 to 13 with goalkeeper Jonathan Graneros making nine saves for the Knights while falling to 0-2 on the season.
9/21/09
NEW JERSEY SQUAD LOSES TO MANHATTANVILLE
Going up against an extremely strong squad, the New Jersey men's soccer team lost over the weekend to Manhattanville College by a score of 7 to 1.
Goalkeeper Kleber Gomez suffered the loss in net while Kevin Santos scored his second goal in two games to avoid the shutout for the Bulldogs.
Goalkeeper Kleber Gomez suffered the loss in net while Kevin Santos scored his second goal in two games to avoid the shutout for the Bulldogs.
9/15/09
MEN'S SOCCER NETS FIRST WIN
The Berkeley College men's soccer team from New Jersey netted their first victory in their brief history when they defeated Lehman College 4 to 1 last night.
Lehman would score first on Geovanny Arredone's goal past goaltender Kleber Gomez at the 35 minute mark to end the first half with a 1 to 0 lead.
In the second half, Federico Diaz of Berkeley scored to even the game at 1-1 followed by goals by Jeff Rosenthal, Richard Lopez, and Jordan Rocca as the Bulldogs spread the offense. Gomez stopped seven shots to record his first win.
The Bulldogs improved to 1-4 on the season while Lehman fell to 0-7.
Lehman would score first on Geovanny Arredone's goal past goaltender Kleber Gomez at the 35 minute mark to end the first half with a 1 to 0 lead.
In the second half, Federico Diaz of Berkeley scored to even the game at 1-1 followed by goals by Jeff Rosenthal, Richard Lopez, and Jordan Rocca as the Bulldogs spread the offense. Gomez stopped seven shots to record his first win.
The Bulldogs improved to 1-4 on the season while Lehman fell to 0-7.
WOMEN LOSE TO YESHIVA
The Berkeley College women's soccer team lost their first Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference contest this year to Yeshiva University by a score of 4 to 0.
Atara Kanarfogel scored three times for Yeshiva and assisted on another, while goalkeeper Odelia Rosenberg stopped all 4 shots she saw. Yeshiva took a 3 to 0 halftime lead.
The loss drops Berkeley to 0-3 on the season while Yeshiva improves to 1-4.
Atara Kanarfogel scored three times for Yeshiva and assisted on another, while goalkeeper Odelia Rosenberg stopped all 4 shots she saw. Yeshiva took a 3 to 0 halftime lead.
The loss drops Berkeley to 0-3 on the season while Yeshiva improves to 1-4.
9/9/09
NAILBITER AGAINST VALLEY FORGE
The New Jersey men's soccer team lost a nailbiter to Valley Forge Military College, 3 to 2, on Tuesday, September 8.
Berkeley led 1-0 on a goal by forward Tiago Santos, their first lead of the season. Valley Forge would rally with three straight goals before Kevin Santos of Berkeley scored in the final few minutes to give Berkeley an opportunity to tie before time ran out.
The Bulldogs fall to 0-4 on the season. Their next game is on Monday, September 14, at Lehman College at 7 P.M.
Berkeley led 1-0 on a goal by forward Tiago Santos, their first lead of the season. Valley Forge would rally with three straight goals before Kevin Santos of Berkeley scored in the final few minutes to give Berkeley an opportunity to tie before time ran out.
The Bulldogs fall to 0-4 on the season. Their next game is on Monday, September 14, at Lehman College at 7 P.M.
BERKELEY LOSES TWO AT RAMAPO
The Berkeley College New Jersey men's soccer team lost both of their games in the President's Cup Tournament at Ramapo this past weekend.The Bulldogs opened up against FDU - Florham on Saturday in which they lost 6 to 1. The lone goal was scored by Dennis Castillo.
The Bulldogs next had to face the powerful Ramapo Roadrunners, which had yet to give up a goal all season and the trend would continue as the Roadrunners won 8-0.
Berkeley next plays at Valley Forge Military College on September 8.
NEW YORK MEN'S TEAM LOSES TO BROOKLYN
Berkeley's New York men's soccer team had every opportunity to pull out a win against Brooklyn College, but late goals in the first and second halfs by Brooklyn's Mack Diller made the difference in the 4 to 2 loss.
Brooklyn scored first on a goal by Fabian Olguin, but Berkeley responded to tie the game on a goal by Daisei Hiwaki. With less than five minutes to play in the first half, Mack Diller exploded for Brooklyn to give the Bridges a 2 to 1 halftime lead.
Brooklyn would extend the lead on a goal by Drilon Sahitaj before Berkeley again closed the gap to one on a goal by Jermaine Dacres.
Mack Diller would seal the game on a late goal to make the final score 4 to 2.
New York next plays on September 19 against NYU/Polytechnic University.
Brooklyn scored first on a goal by Fabian Olguin, but Berkeley responded to tie the game on a goal by Daisei Hiwaki. With less than five minutes to play in the first half, Mack Diller exploded for Brooklyn to give the Bridges a 2 to 1 halftime lead.
Brooklyn would extend the lead on a goal by Drilon Sahitaj before Berkeley again closed the gap to one on a goal by Jermaine Dacres.
Mack Diller would seal the game on a late goal to make the final score 4 to 2.
New York next plays on September 19 against NYU/Polytechnic University.
9/4/09
WOMEN LOSE TO BERGEN
Berkeley College's women's soccer team continued to see improvement from last year though they fell to Bergen Community College by a score of 7-1 to fall 0-2 on the season.
Bergen struck first with a goal in the first few minutes of the game, but Berkeley stormed right back with a goal of their own by Meghan Black to tie the score 1-1. While Bergen managed to pull away later in the first half, Berkeley managed to dominate most of the play for the final 18 minutes by keeping the ball in the offensive zone the entire time, but just couldn't manage to score despite multiple shots on net.
Berkeley next plays on Sunday, September 13, at 4 P.M. against Yeshiva University in a Hudson Valley Women's Athletic Conference matchup. Game will be played at SUNY Maritime in Throggs Neck, NY.
9/2/09
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SOCCER LOSE SEASON OPENERS
Men
The Berkeley College New Jersey men's soccer team lost their season opener to Sussex County Community College on Saturday, August 28, by a score of 6 to 2.
Berkeley started off well in their first intercollegiate match in the program's history, holding Sussex scoreless in the first half. A change in weather early in the second half, however, would have dire consequences. With little more than 38 minutes remaining in the game, a Berkeley defender slipped and fell in the steady rain allowing a Sussex player to capitalize on a breakaway to score the first goal of the game. Sussex struck like lightning and scored another three goals in less than five minutes to take a commanding 4-0 lead.
Berkeley finally struck back with about 25 minutes remaining in the game as Guillermo Chavez scored the first intercollegiate goal in the program's history to make the score 4-1.
Sussex would score again before Jeff Rosenthal gave Berkeley their second goal of the game.
The men next compete in the Ramapo College Presidents Cup Tournament on Saturday, September 5 against FDU-Florham, and Sunday, September 6 against Ramapo.
Women
Meghan Collister made history on Tuesday, September 1, as she scored the first intercollegiate goal in Berkeley College history for the New Jersey women's soccer team against SUNY Maritime. Already down 8-0, Collister scored on an unassisted free kick to put the New Jersey squad on the board for the first time in its brief history.
Berkeley lost to SUNY Maritime by a score of 11-1 in their first varsity intercollegiate soccer game. The Lady Bulldogs next play at Bergen Community College on Thursday, September 3.
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