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2009 FINAL RECORD: 6-8-1
2009 FINAL AII RANKING: 7
2009 FINAL NAIA NATIONAL RANKING: NR
Thomas University Summer Soccer Academy, Sets Dates
May 10, 2010
The Thomas University Summer Soccer Academy has set their dates for the summer of 2010.
TU will be hosting two weeks of their Kids and Pee Wee Academy, June 1-4 & July 19-22, from 9am-12pm. June 14-17 the Night Hawks will be hosting their High School Team Camp. Girls are from 9am-12pm and the boys session is from 5pm-8pm. Registration is now open. Be sure to ask about group rates.
Please go to www.thomasu.edu/soccercamps for more information.
Men's Soccer Alumni Return to Wendy's Soccer Complex
March 13, 2010
Thomas University men's soccer alumni returned to the Wendy's Soccer complex on Saturday afternoon for the annual alumni game.
The heroes of yesterday were welcomed back to their beloved pitched and honored with pre game introductions. Each alumni had their bio read to the fans in attendance during the game. Hot Dogs, Chips and drinks were provided for all in attendance courtesy of University Advancement. In the 90 minute match, the curent edition of the green and white defeated the alumni 6-3.
"Alumni games are a special part of our program", said TU Head Coach Ricky Zambrano. "It is an opportunity for us to celebrate the achievements of our past and to welcome the newest alumni from recent years. We would like to thank all the alumni that came out for continuing to support their Night Hawks. Those who were unable to attend were deeply missed and we hope that in the near future they will be able to join us".
2010 Alumni Game Roster: Nicholas Mulligan, Brad Littlejohn, Tony Voyles, Vincent Ackerman, Jason Freeman, Thomas Buresi, Luke Wooster, Steve Wilkens, Aly Joslin, Roger Ketchum, Stephen Jackson, Rocky Lara, Kevin Gregg, Jonathan Williams, Duran Corbitt, Jonathan Carroll Abdul Muma, Eric Bryant, Shane Clark, and Paul Alvara.
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The Night Hawks continue action this spring in preparation for the fall 2010 season opener on August 25, when they travel to Mt. Vernon, Ga to face Brewton Parker College.
Night Hawk Soccer Celebrates Season at Annual Awards Banquet
March 12, 2010
The Night Hawks men's soccer team celebrated their season at the annual awards banquet this evening at the Plaza Restaurant in downtown Thomasville.
During the evening the team relived moments from the past season with a slideshow and honored six individuals for their accomplishments during this past season. Senior Jan Feldman was voted as the teams Most Valuable Defensive Player after anchoring the TU backline and posting 3 shutouts while collecting 87 saves this season. The senior from Enebyberg, Sweden is a three time recipient of the award. Sophomore Niall McCourt (Margate, England) was voted by his teammates as the teams Most Valuable Offensive Player after finishing the season with 5 goals and 2 assist with 12 total points. Freshman midfielder Nathan Would (Cleethorpes, England) was named the Newcomer of the Year by the coaching staff for his outstanding contributions in his first season as a Night Hawk. Junior Marc Musto (Land O'Lakes, FL) received the Scholar Athlete award for his exceptional performance in the classroom where he holds over a 3.9 GPA, he is the recipient of a TU Dean's Scholarship for the 2010-11 school year. Junior Nick Gilpin (Tallahassee, FL) received what is considered the top award a player can receive, being awarded the John Rainey Excellence Award by the coaching staff as the men's soccer player who best demonstrates excellence on and off the field, representing the ideals of what is expected of a Night Hawk soccer player. He is also a three time honoree of the TU Soccer Excellence Club for his outstanding achievement in team fitness testing. Team captains Feldman and Alex Fleming (Birmingham, England) where presented the Captains awards as appreciation for their leadership of the program. Feldman was also a team captain in 2008, while this was Fleming's first with the band. He returns next seaon for a second season as a leader of the program. The evening was capped off by a recognition of the programs lone senior, Feldman.
"Our awards banquet is a special time to celebrate our accomplishments both on and off the field", said TU head coach Ricky Zambrano. "It is our opportunity to thank the kids for their daily efforts and a special time to wish our seniors good luck in their future one last time".
Men's soccer opens their spring season by welcoming back the former stars of the program in the Annual Alumni Game tomorrow afternoon, March 13, at the Wendy's Soccer Complex. Kickoff is set for 11AM, free food and drinks will be provided for all in attendance courtesy of the University Advancement office.
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Men's and Women's Soccer Seniors
Three Men's Soccer Players Named, Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athletes
December 10, 2009
Three men's soccer players were named to the 2009 Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete list. Senior Jan Feldman and juniors; Marc Musto and Anthony Terrou were recognized for their high academic standards as student athletes for the Night Hawks.
A total of 256 men's soccer players across the country were recognized and the three Night Hawks were part of only 13 from the Association of Independent Institutions to be named. Nominated by each institution's head coach, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and have achieved junior academic status to qualify.
Feldman Named 2nd Team A.I.I.
November 24, 2009
Senior goalkeeper Jan Feldman was named to the 2009 Association of Independent Institutions 2nd Team in recognition of his achievements in goal for the Night Hawks this past season.
This marks the second time that Feldman is recognized by the A.I.I. after being named to the 2nd Team in 2008 as well. The senior from Sweden finished the season with 87 saves and 3.5 shutouts. He finished his playing days as a Night Hawk with a school career record 375 saves over his four seasons while notching 9.5 shutouts.
Night Hawks Regular Season Finale Cancelled
October 31, 2009
Threat of severe weather this evening into tomorrow in the Metro Atlanta area has caused the cancellation of the Night Hawks regular season finale scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in Marietta, GA against NAIA #4 Southern Poly Tech.
The game will not be rescheduled and it ends a disappointing season for TU who was eliminated from playoff contention last Wednesday in Montgomery, AL with a defeat at the hands of NAIA #17 Auburn University at Montgomery. TU will now look towards preparing for the fall 2010 season looking to rebound and make a run at another appearance in the Association of Independent Institutions Conference Tournament. The Night Hawks only graduate one player from their roster and will use their spring trainings to build upon the experience gained by their youthful roster.
NAIA #17 AUM Topples TU
October 28, 2009
The NAIA #17 Auburn University at Montgomery Senators (10-3-1) toppled the visitng TU Night Hawks (6-8-1), 6-0, on Wednesday afternoon in Montgomery, AL.
AUM scored early in the first but TU rebounded and got into the game, holding the same score into the half. Opening the second half it was once again the Senators who found the back of their net to open their advantage to two goals. The game remained 2-0 till the 59th minute when AUM once again was able to finish an opportunity for the three goal advantage. AUM put the game away with three goals in two minutes at the beginning in the 75th minute.
With the defeat TU was eliminated from playoff contention and will wrap up their season with a trip to Marietta, GA to face NAIA #4 Southern Poly Tech University on Saturday October 31 at 3PM.
Night Hawks Knock Off Falcons on Senior Day
October 24, 2009
The Night Hawks (6-7-1) knocked off the visitng Florida College Falcons (0-9), 5-0, on Senior Day at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
Prior to kick off, TU honored their lone senior, two year captain Jan Feldman, who will leave the Night Hawks net having started 57 of 65 career games over the last four years. Feldman has recorded ten career shutouts and is the TU Soccer all Time Leader in Saves with 375. The senior from Enebyberg, Sweden is also a stand out in the classroom, on course to graduate with above a 3.5 GPA.
Junior Alex Fleming opened up the scoring for TU with a goal in the 22nd minute of the first. Freshman Benedikt Pfister and Gary Watlkins added to the lead with goals at the 34th and 35th minutes of the opening half. In the second Feldman moved to the field and notched his first career goal at the 25 minute mark. Freshman Bradley Tuggle wrapped up the scoring for the Night Hawks with a goal at the forty minute mark. Feldman, freshman Cyle Jandreau and fellow freshman John Bartholomew combined for the shutout.
Thomas will hit the road for a clash with NAIA #15 Auburn University - Montgomery on Wednesday October 28 at 4PM EST. The Night Hawks are fighting for a spot at the 2009 A.I.I. Conference Tournament November 11-14 in Phoenix,AZ.
Night Hawks Edge Truett-McConnell
October 19, 2009
The Night Hawks (5-7-1) ended a two game losing streak by edging the Truett-McConnell Bears (3-5), 2-1, on Monday afternoon at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
Freshman Gary Watkins opened up the scoring for TU in the 4th minute when he received a pass on the run from junior Anthony Terrou and found the back of the TMC net from the top of the 18 yard box. Three minutes later freshman Manny Pena doubled the lead when he received a pass from freshman Benedikt Pfisterer and struck a long distance shot that was misplayed by the Bears keeper and handled into the net. Up two early, TU had chances to put the game away with a third goal but once again found itself unable to ice the game. In the second half a reenergized Truett team put TU under constant pressure searching for a goal to get them back in the game. At the 58th minute mark, TMC finally found the back of the TU net to cut the lead to one. The Night Hawks found themselves handcuffed and unable to possess the ball for large parts of the remaining thirty two minutes but were still able to create dangerous chances in front of the Bears goal that went wasted. A tightened defense held the lead to secure the victory.
TU will honor their only senior, captain Jan Feldman, at Senior Day on Saturday October 24 when they welcome Florida College to the Wendy's Soccer Complex for a 3:30PM kickoff.
TU Falls to Brewton Parker
October 17, 2009
TU (4-7-1) dropped their second game in a row, falling 3-1 to the visiting Brewton Parker College Barons (2-8-2) on a chilly Saturday afternoon at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
The Night Hawks outshot BPC 18-7 and dominted the large amount of play for ninety minutes but were unable to find the back of the Barons net. BPC took advantage of an attacking flow of play by TU and was able to counter attack three times and exploit a Night Hawks backline that was caught flat and disorganized in the minimal attacks at the TU net. Freshman Nathan Would scored the only goal for a flat TU attack when he struck a free kick from twenty yards out to temporarily notch the game at one. Although TU outshot BPC, only nine of the Night Hawks shots hit frame forcing the Barons keeper to make eight saves on the day.
Thomas will look to end a two game skid on Monday October 19 at 3:30PM when they face Truett McConnell College at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
Night Hawks Surrender Lead, Draw With NAIA #18 William Carey
October 10, 2009
The Night Hawks (4-5-1) surrendered a two goal lead and drew, 2-2, in double overtime with NAIA #18 William Carey University (7-2-3) in a game that featured a thirty minute lightning delay.
TU came flying out of the locker room and took the 1-0 advantage when sophomore Eddie Foy knocked in a rebound in the box off a shot by junior Alex Fleming at the two minute mark. Fleming gave the Night Hawks a two goal advantage seven minutes later when he knocked in a driven service on the ground off the foot of freshman Angus Cox. Both teams battled for the remainder of the half until a lightning delay halted play with eight minutes remaining in the first. After the delay, TU continued to hold the lead for the remaining eight minutes until half. In the second half both teams continued to battle in a very physically contested match but WCU could not break through and the Night Hawks struggled to find their offensive rhythm. In the 62nd minute WCU got back within one and then equalized the game with ten minutes to go. The teams battled for the remainder of regulation and the extra twenty minutes of overtime but neither could find the game winner.
Thomas will next go on the road to Mobile, AL to face Spring Hill College on Thursday October 15 at 6PM (EST).
Three First Half Goals, To Much for TU
October 6, 2009
Three first half goals by the host NCAA DII Saint Leo University Lions (4-6) was enough to defeat the TU Night Hawks (4-5) , 4-1, on Tuesday evening in Saint Leo, FL.
SLU led by three at the half. A strong second half offensive push by the Night Hawks was controlled by the Lions defense. TU had 8 shots on the goal in the second half forcing the Saint Leo keeper to make seven saves. The Night Hawks also held the corner kick advantage 8-3. Junior Alex Fleming finally broke through for TU when he netted a cross from freshman Gary Watkins in the 76th minute of the game.
TU will look to snap a three game losing streak on Saturday October 10 when they welcome NAIA #18 William Carey University to the Wendy's Soccer Complex for a 3:30PM kickoff.
Warriors Drop Night Hawks
September 26, 2009
The Webber International University Warriors (5-3) dropped the TU Night Hawks (4-4) 5-3 at a soggy Wendy's Soccer Complex on Saturday afternoon.
WIU went up 2-0 with goals in the third and fourth minute of play taking advantage of defensive lapses by TU. Sophomore Niall McCourt got the Night Hawks within one when he knocked home a ball inside the box off a double assist by junior Alex Fleming and freshman Manny Pena. in the 34th minute of play McCourt struck again to even the game at two with an assist once again from Pena. The Warriors took the lead once again in the ten minutes later but Freshman Benedikt Pfister equalized the game at three when he received a pass from Angus Cox and beat the WIU keeper from 25 yards out. With the game notched at three the two teams battled under a down pour in the second half. The Night Hawks controlled much of the early going and had chances to take the lead but could not quite find the back of the net. Webber would take the lead for good in the 77th minute and would ice the game with another in the 86th minute.
A trip to Saint Leo, FL to face NCAA DII Saint Leo University, on Tuesday October 6, next awaits the Night Hawks. Kickoff is scheduled for 7PM.
Bobcats Defeat Night Hawks
September 20, 2009
Two first half goals proved to be enough as the visiting St. Thomas University Bobcats (3-2-2) defeated the host Thomas University Night Hawks (4-3), 3-1, on Sunday afternoon in game three of the TU Invitational
STU got up 2-0 with goals in the 24th and 31st minutes of the first half to take the early lead. TU struck back in the 40th minute when junior Alex Fleming stripped a Bobcat defender of the ball and found sophomore forward Josh Bissen on the run in the goal mouth for the easy lay in. After the half TU maintained control of the tempo and kept the Bobcats defense under pressure but were unable to find the equalizer. With five minutes left, STU iced the game with a break away goal after a Night Hawk defender was unable to clear the ball.
TU will look to rebound and gain their fifth victory of the the year when they welcome NAIA foe Webber International University to the Wendy's Soccer Complex on Saturday September 26 at 4:30pm.
Late Goal Gives TU Victory
September 18, 2009
A late penalty kick goal with five minutes left to play gave TU (4-2) a 2-1 victory over the visiting Shorter College Hawks (3-3) on Friday afternoon in game one of the TU Invitational at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
With five minutes left to play in the game freshman midfielder Nathan Would was fouled in the box by the Shorter goalkeeper, the referee immediately awarded TU the penalty kick which Would converted to give the Night Hawks the 2-1 lead. The Thomas defense led by another strong backline performance shut the door for the remaining time and held on for the tough victory. Senior goalkeeper Jan Feldman had 13 saves in the game. Sophomore forward Josh Bissen initially gave TU the lead in the 65th minute when he received a pass from fellow sophomore Niall McCourt and beat the Hawks keeper to the far post from the edge of the 18 yard box. Shorter struck back to tie the game with seven minutes left but TU would take the lead right back two minutes later.
The TU Invitational continues on Sunday when TU faces St. Thomas University in game three action at the Wendy's Soccer Complex. Kickoff is set for 3:30PM. Shorter College will face Spring Hill College at 3:30PM in game four of the invitational. The teams will face off at Remington Park.
Night Hawks Post Third Shutout of the Year
September 16, 2009
The Night Hawks (3-2) posted their third shutout of the young season with a 3-0 victory over the NCAA DII Georgia Southwestern State University Hurricanes (0-7) on Wednesday afternoon at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
Sophomore forward Niall McCourt got the Night Hawks on the board just 6:28 into the game when he received a ball from freshman midfielder Gavin Cameron and slid the ball past the GSW keeper. Twenty minutes later TU extended their lead with a goal from junior forward Alex Fleming off an assist from freshman midfielder Manny Pena. With the Night Hawks maintaining solid possession of the ball for most of the remaining time in the half and in the early portions of the second, TU continued to created opportunities for a third goal but the Hurricanes would not bend. With 4:16 remaining the Mccourt and Cameron combination struck again when Cameron split the GSW backline and sent McCourt one on one with the Hurricanes keeper, sliding it past his right side for the 3-0 lead. A shutdown defense, anchored by senior captain Jan Feldman, minimized the GSW offensive opportunities all game, limiting them to only one shot on goal.
TU returns to action on Friday afternoon at 4:30pm as they host Shorter College in Game one of the Fourth Annual TU Invitational at the Wendy's Soccer Complex. In game two, Spring Hill College will face St. Thomas University at 8:00PM under the lights at Remington Park.
Rollins Scores Early and holds off TU
September 13, 2009
NCAA DII Rollins College (6-0-1) scored four first half goals and held off a strong second half push by TU (2-2) for the 4-2 victory. The TU goals were the first allowed by Rollins in their first seven games.
Rollins opened the scoring in the ninth minute and later added goals in the 22nd, 31st and 32nd minutes of the first half for the 4-0 lead. Two minutes after the Tars fourth goal freshman Angus Cox gave the Night Hawks life with a strong strike, off a Rollins clearance, that found the upper corner of the net to make it a three goal game heading into the half. In the second TU was able to maintain better possession of the ball and limited the Tars offensive chances but were not quite able to find the back of the net until the final minute of the game when junior Alex Fleming received a thru ball from freshman Manny Pena to get Thomas within two but it was to little to late.
"That is a outstanding team we faced today", said TU head coach Ricky Zambrano. "In this weeks DII poll, they should be Top 20. Against a quality opponent you can not fall behind early. I am proud of the rpide we showed to make it a better the game than the scored showed in the second half".
The Night Hawks return home and welcome NCAA DII Georgia Southwestern University on Wednesday September 16 at 4:30pm.
Pena & Feldman Help Lead TU over Florida Southern
September 11, 2009
A goal by freshman Manny Pena and great goalkeeping by senior Jan Feldman helped lead TU (2-1) over Florida Southern College (0-2) on Friday night in Lakeland, FL. The victory gives TU a 3-1 record against the Moccasins in the past three years.
Both teams exchanged opportunities early in the game and took a scoreless game into the locker room. After a 45 minute lightning delay both teams hit the field once again for the second half. Neither team could completely break down the opponents defense until the 53rd minute when Pena found the back of the net off a rebound from a shot by freshman Nathan Would to put TU up by one. That was all that Feldman needed as he come up with some clutch saves iin the games final 36 minutes to maintain the shutout victory.
"Today was a well fought victory", said TU head coach Ricky Zambrano. "Florida Southern came out ready to play in front of their home crowd and battled till the end. Our back line did a sold job for our second shutout of the year.'
Thomas continues their road trip with a visit to a very hot NCAA DII Rollins College who is 5-0-1 and has 12 goals in favor without conceding a goal so far this season.
Sharks bite Night Hawks 4-1
September 6, 2009
The Nova Southeastern University Sharks (2-2) took a bite of the Night Hawks (1-1) defeating them 4-1 on Sunday afternoon at the Wendy's Soccer Complex.
TU took the lead in the 23rd minute when sophomore Niall McCourt knocked home a rebound off a dangerous strike by junior Alex Fleming. Both teams exchanged opportunities throughout an entertaining first half and NSU equalized the game at the 35:46 mark sending the teams into the locker room all notched up. With both teams once again sharing possession of the ball to begin the second Sharks took the lead on a strike from the outside thirteen minutes into the half. Five minutes later NSU added to their lead with a fantastic long distance shot and iced the game with seven minutes remaining, taking advantage of a backline error.
"We fell apart", said TU head coach Ricky Zambrano. "Yes, it is tough to play back to back games against quality opponents but I really felt that the loss of mental discipline was the difference today. We did a solid job for sixty minutes today".
Thomas will hit the road to seek their second win of the year, traveling to Lakeland, FL for another battle against a NCAA DII opponent. TU will face Florida Southern College on Friday September 11 at 7:30PM. Fans can follow the action with LIVE STATS by clicking the link.
Early Goal lifts TU over NAIA #23 Lambuth
September 5, 2009
An early goal and strong defending was the difference on Saturday afternoon at the Wendy's Soccer Complex as TU (1-0) knocked off the defending the AI.I. Champions NAIA #23 Lambuth University (0-3).
Junior forward Alex Fleming got the Night Hawks on the board in the 29th minute of the first half when he beat the Eagles goalkeeper from inside the 18 yard box after receiving a pass from fellow junior Anthony Terrou. Senior goalkeeper Jan Feldman anchored a solid performance by the TU backline and earned his first shutout of the year.
TU will be back in action tomorrow as they welcome NCAA DII Nova Southeastern University to the Wendy's Soccer Complex for a 4:30PM kickoff.
Season Opener Rained Out
August 30, 2009
Torrential rain and thunderstorms in Pensacola, FL forced the cancellation of the 2009 season opener for the Night Hawks against the University of West Florida. No reschedule date was announced.
2009 Men's Soccer Preview
August 29, 2009
The Night Hawks enter the 2009 seeking a 2nd straight berth at the Association of Independent Institutions Conference Tournament after qualifying in 2008 and losing in the semifinals to then NAIA #6 Simon Fraser University.
TU returns seven starters including their only senior, goalkeeper Jan Feldman. The four year starter posted 4 shutouts and had 113 saves in 2008. In the Night Hawks backline, three sophomores will look to build upon solid freshman campaigns. Eddie Foy, Mike Hardy and Matt Tanner will be counted on to bring experience and organization to an area that has been a big training focus during the spring and pre season training. Junior Anthony Terrou will make the shift from left defender to left midfielder in 09 after starting for the last 2 seasons in the Night Hawks defense. In the attack, junior Alex Fleming will be expected to find the back of the net often adding to his 15 goals over the past two seasons. Sophomore Niall McCourt will be Fleming's counterpart in the TU attack while fellow sophomore Josh Bissen will also be expected to contribute significantly to the Night Hawks offense.
Four talented freshman are being asked to step in and fill the voids left by departing players from the 08 line up. Defender Steven Conway (Tralee, Ireland) will be the lone newcomer in the Night Hawks backline. The midfield will be the area of the field that will see the largest transition from last season. Midfielders Manny Pena (Tampa, FL), Benedikt Pfisterer (Karlsruhe, Germany) and Nathan Would (Cleethorpes, England) will step in and be asked to replace the 08 team Offensive MVP, Luciano Lorca, who returned home to Sweden after a successful freshman campaign. "the midfield has the potential to be extremely good", said fifth year head coach Ricky Zambrano. "Our three new guys (Pena, Pfisterer and Would) bring us a different form of talent that we lacked in our midfield last year. Luciano was replaced in a different way. Steven bring our backline some good quality experience , even as a freshman".
The Night Hawks open the season with a road trip to NCAA DII foe #20 University of West Florida in Pensacola, FL on Sunday August 30. Kickoff is set for 6PM Eastern time.
Night Hawks Announce 2009 Game Schedule
August 9, 2009
In 2009 the Night Hawks will once again face a challenging schedule as they seek a second straight appearance in the A.I.I. Tournament November 13-14 in Phoenix, AZ.
The schedule features one NCCAA team, six NCAA DII teams, and ten NAIA programs. During the 2008 season, Nine of the seventeen teams TU will face were ranked (at some point or another) in the Top 25 for their respective division.
TU will open their season on Sunday August 30 in Pensacola, FL when they face NCAA DII opponent University of West Florida. On September 5th TU will host defending A.I.I. Champion Lambuth University in their 2009 home opener. September 18-20, three schools ( Shorter College, St. Thomas University, and Spring Hill College) will travel to Thomasville to participate in the 4th Annual TU Invitational. During the tourney TU will face Shorter and St. Thomas University. The Night Hawks will celebrate Senior Day on Saturday October 24th when they host Florida College. Thomas will close out their season on the road against NAIA power Southern Poly Tech on Saturday October 31 in Marietta, GA.
2009 Men's Soccer Team Reports
August 8, 2009
The 2009 men's soccer team reported to pre season training on Saturday afternoon and will begin training on Monday evening.
Head Coach Ricky Zambrano welcomed sixteen returning players and 10 freshman to the program. " I am very pleased with our freshman class", said Zambrano. "We have a good balance of players and have immediate expectations for some. The fact that we have a solid core of players from last years team returning, will allow some of the incoming players the necessary time to develop".
Three countries (England, Germany, Ireland) are represented by the newest members of the Night Hawks. In addition, four players hail from the Sunshine State (Florida). Below is a listing of the TU Soccer Graduating Class of 2013.
John Bartholomew - GK - Melbourne, FL
Steven Conway - DEF - Tralee, Ireland
Gavin Cameron - MF - Chelmsford, England
Angus Cox - MF - Huddersfield, England
Danny Martinez - MF - Quincy, FL
Manny Pena - MF - Tampa, FL
Benedikt Pfisterer - MF - Karlsruhe, Germany
Bradley Tuggle - MF - Melbourne, FL
Nathan Would - MF - Cleethorpes, England
Gary Watkins - FWD - Lutterworth, England
TU will open up their 2009 season in Pensacola, FL on Sunday August 30 at 6:00PM when they face NCAA DII foe University of West Florida.
