Gannon Men's Soccer Coach Rob van Rheenen Ties All-Time Coaching Wins Record With 4-0 Victory

Gannon Men's Soccer Coach Rob van Rheenen Ties All-Time Coaching Wins Record With 4-0 Victory

Senior Evan Chate had two assists in the win for the Golden Knights.

Katie Botsis, Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations

9/6/2010 3:50:15 PM

SYRACUSE, N.Y. - The Gannon men’s soccer team won its first match of the season after posting a 4-0 victory over New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) at the Le Moyne Tournament in Syracuse, New York.

For head coach Rob van Rheenan the win today makes it 133 victories at the helm of the Golden Knights soccer prgoram and ties Rob Russo’s school record for coaching wins. van Rheenen, in his 14th season coaching the Golden Knights, will have the chance to break the record in front of a home crowd on Wednesday, September 8 when Gannon hosts West Virginia Wesleyan.

The Golden Knights started the scoring in the eighth minute when Evan Chate (Vendays-Montalivet, France / Odilon Redon) served up the ball from the left side and the Billy Prebis (Hinckley, Ohio / Highland) header found the back of the net.

Ten minutes later Afrim Latifi (Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep) stretched the lead to 2-0 after a pass from Tyler Hollingsworth (Johannesburg, South Africa / St. David’s Marist Inanda).

The Golden Knights wasted no time in adding to their lead when Adam Sharbaugh (Sarver, Pa. / Knoch) scored his second goal of the season off a free kick from Chate.

Austin Miller (Hilliard, Ohio / Hilliard Darby) scored the final goal of the day from four yards out off a pass from Latifi.

Gannon out-shot NYIT 17-10 on the day despite NYIT holding a 6-4 advantage in corner kicks. Mike Kickel (Erie, Pa. / Cathedral Prep) earns his first career shutout, recording 3 saves in the game.

Gannon improves to 1-1 on the season while NYIT falls to 0-2. The Golden Knights will play its first home match at Gannon University Field on Wednesday, September 8 at 3:00 p.m.

For a complete box score from Monday’s Gannon-NYIT men’s soccer match, please click here.

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Athletes of the Week

Katie Joseph

Women's Swimming and Diving

Joseph was a five-time winner at last weekend’s Indiana (Pa.) Invitational, helping the Gannon women’s swim team split a pair of dual match-ups against IUP and Bloomsburg. The true freshman won the 100-yard freestyle (54.04) for the seventh time in eight attempts, posting a PSAC-qualifying time every time. She won the 200-yard freestyle (1:58.47) for the fourth time this season while producing her seventh conference-qualifying time during the event in eight attempts. Joseph also finished third in the 200 IM (2:17.48) during her first attempt of the year. The McDonald, Ohio, native was part of three relay teams that won titles. Her 200-yard freestyle relay team captured its sixth title in as many attempts, her 400-yard freestyle relay team won its sixth title in eight tries and her 800-yard freestyle relay team captured its third title in as many attempts. Joseph has won 15 individual titles and been part of 18 relay titles this season. She has produced 23 PSAC-qualifying times and four NCAA “B” cut times this season.

Nick Wolhaupter

Men's Swimming and Diving

Wolhaupter was a quadruple-winner at last weekend’s Indiana (Pa.) Invitational, helping the Gannon men’s swim team split a pair of dual match-ups against IUP and Bloomsburg. The true freshman won the 50-yard freestyle (22.03) for the third time in six attempts, producing a PSAC-qualifying time for the fifth time. He won the 100-yard freestyle (48.53) for the fifth time in seven attempts, recording a conference-qualifying time five times. Wolhaupter then finished third in the 100-yard butterfly while producing his fifth PSAC-qualifying time during that event in six attempts. The Watertown, Wis., native was part of two relay teams that won titles. His 200-yard freestyle relay team won its third title in eight attempts and his 400-yard medley relay team captured its first championship in three tries. Wolhaupter helped his 400-yard freestyle and 800-yard freestyle relay teams finish second. He has won 12 individual titles and been part of nine relay titles this season. Wolhaupter has produced 23 PSAC-qualifying times this season.

Which Gannon student-athlete's performance was most impressive during the week of January 23-29?

Kelley Sundberg (WB) - Recorded 10 points, eight assists and five steals during a victory against Slippery Rock.
Darrell Blanton (MB) - Recorded his seventh double-double of the season with 25 points and a season-high 15 rebounds against Slippery Rock.
Adam Blazek (MB) - Scored a season-high 23 points and added six rebounds against Slippery Rock.
Adam Weinell (WRES) - Defeated Kody Young of Mercyhurst, who was ranked fifth in the region, via a takedown for 7-5 overtime decision.
Ethan Swope (WRES) - Recorded an 11-3 major decision against rival Mercyhurst as the region's top-ranked wrestler.
Katie Joseph (WS) - Was a five-time winner at the IUP Invitational, winning two individual events and being part of three relay titles.
Nick Wolhaupter (MS) - Was a quadruple-winner at the IUP Invitational, winning two individual events and was part of two relay titles.
Matt Turek (WRES) - Defeated Desmond Moore of Kutztown, who was ranked fifth in the region, by an 8-3 score.

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