United States Coast Guard Academy - Department of Athletics

Coast Guard's home opener scheduled for Friday night at 6 p.m. vs. Mass. Maritime has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 28th at 6 p.m. due to poor weather from Hurricane Earl that will be in the area on Friday.

The Bears will open the home portion of the schedule on Wednesday, Sept. 8th vs. Salve Regina at 7 p.m.

Coast Guard opened the season with a 2-1 win over Rhode Island College with junior Anthony Walker scoring both goals for the Bears.

Men's Soccer - Walker Strikes Again in Season Opener

Anthony Walker led the Bears to a season opening win for the second straight season.

PROVIDENCE, R.I.--(9/1/10)--Junior Anthony Walker scored a pair of first half goals and senior Chris Tarbell made nine saves leading Coast Guard to a season opening 2-1 win over host Rhode Island College in a non-conference game.

Walker burned the Anchormen for the second straight season on opening day as he scored the only goal of the game last year in a 1-0 season opening win over Rhode Island College.

Coast Guard registered a one goal victory in the season opener for an amazing eighth straight season.

Men's Soccer - 2010 Season Preview

Chris Tarbell will take over in goal for the Bears in 2010.

Coast Guard returns eight starters and will hope to get back to the postseason in 2010 after finishing under .500 and not making the ECAC Tournament for the first time in four years with a mark of 8-9-1 last season.

A difficult stretch, in which the team dropped six of seven games last season, kept the Bears from their fourth consecutive ECAC tournament berth. The season finished on a strong note, with the Bears finishing third in the New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) with a 3-3 record. A similar finish this year will be necessary as for the first time in conference history, only five of seven teams will qualify for the conference tournament.

In order to qualify for the conference tournament, the Bears will need players to step up in critical positions. Senior Chris Tarbell (2-0, 0.00 GAA last season) will likely take the reigns in goal for the Bears. Junior Sean Newmeyer and sophomore Will Leffler will challenge him for the number one spot.

Men's Soccer - 2009 Season Review

Nick Devine led the team with 10 goals and earned first team All-conference honors.

Coast Guard won its final three New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) games to finish in third place, the best finish since joining the NEWMAC in 1998. The Bears finished 8-9-1 overall and 3-3 in conference play.

Senior goal keeper Tim Olah and junior forward Nick Devine were named to the NEWMAC first team while senior midfielder Jacob Larsen earned second team honors. It was the first time each of them earned All-conference honors.

Olah, the only goal keeper on the first team, posted a 1.63 goals against averaged and had two shutouts. The Bears three conference losses were all by one goal, two of them in double overtime to the top two seeds. Five of the Bears nine losses on the season were by one goal.