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 Martin Villa will play in the NEISL Senior All-Star game on May 3rd.
Villa, a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) first team selection, had one goal and two assists. He was the backbone of a Coast Guard defense which allowed just one goal per game this season.
The Bears finished 9-7-1 and earned a berth to the ECAC New England Division III tournament for the fourth time in five years.
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 Junior James Toohey scored the only Coast Guard goal in a 2-1 double overtime loss.
The fourth-seeded Lancers scored in the 88th minute in regulation to tie the game and then with just 1:01 left in the second overtime to earn the 2-1 win over the fifth-seeded Bears, who finish the season 9-7-1.
Coast Guard opened the scoring in the 9th minute when a Worcester State foul set up a virtual corner kick for the visitors and junior Ben Walsh sent a ball across the box and junior James Toohey punched home the first goal of the game. That would be all the scoring in the frame as Coast Guard out shot the Lancers 10-8 in the first half. |
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 Senior Patrick Wright was named to the Academic All-conference team.
Senior Patrick Wright, a Marine and Environmental Science major, was named to the men’s soccer All-Academic team, junior Meaghan Gies, a Marine and Environmental Science major, was named to the women’s soccer team while sophomore Carin Sweeney, a Civil Engineering major, earned a spot on the volleyball Academic All-conference team. |
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Senior Martin Villa, a first team All-conference selection, was one of four Bears named to the team.
Senior defender Martin Villa and junior midfielder David O’Brien were named to the first team while junior forward Peter Deneen and junior defender James Toohey were named to the second team. It was the first time any of the four were named to the All-conference team. |
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