With the College Soccer season over after Syracuse defeated Indiana in a tight penalty shoot-out to win its first College Cup, we thought it was worthwhile to review the seasons of Northwood alumni plying their athletic talents on the College stage.
Class of 2022
Kendin Basden – Kenyon College (Div. 3)
Kendin appeared in 12 games for a total of 150 minutes this season with the Owls finishing the season with a 19-2-1 record.
Colter Cheney-Seymour – SUNY Plattsburg (Div. 3)
Played 13 games, recording 274 minutes of action. Made his collegiate debut versus Castleton on Sept. 7 and scored his first career goal against the Spartans. Played a season-high 51 minutes versus St. Lawrence on Oct. 25.
Connor DeAngelis – Lafayette (Div. 1)
Connor is yet to see game time with the Leopards.
Liam Doyle – Stanford (Div. 1)
Appeared in 20 games, including five starts for a total of 750 mins with five goals and two assists. Stanford came second in the Pac-12 behind Washington and lost to UNC Greensboro on penalties in the round of 16 in the College Cup. Doyle scored some cracking goals this season with his trademark bend.
Sebastian Green – Notre Dame (Div. 1)
He played in all 17 games as a defender and midfielder in his first season with the Fighting Irish, who finished the season with an 8-7-2 record overall and 3-4-1 in the ACC conference.
Aristide Gry – UNC – Chapel Hill (Div. 1)
Did not see any action this season.
Slater Loffredo – Brandeis University (Div. 3)
Played 11 games, including three conference games, with the Judges finishing the season 6-8-2 and 1-6 in the conference to finish 8th.
Pablo Obrador – Coastal Carolina (Div. 1)
Played 69 mins over six matches off the bench as the Chanticleers finished the season 5-5-6 overall and 2-1-5 in the conference finishing in 5th place.
Iu Pentinat – Coastal Carolina (Div. 1)
The Spanish GK played 16 mins in 1 match for the season.
Tomas Restrepo – Omaha Nebraska (Div. 1)
Tomas played in 5 games for a total of 76 mins with 1 goal as the Mavericks finished the season 8-6-2 overall and 5-2-1 in the conference to finish in 3rd position.
Calem Tommy – North Carolina State (Div. 1)
Tommy featured in 17 games, including nine starts for the Wolfpack for a total of 885 minutes and two goals and three assists. The Wolfpack finished the season as the wooden spooners in the strong ACC.
CLASS OF 2021
Arnezha Astwood – Omaha Nebraska (Div. 1)
Appeared in 12 games for a total of 517 mins this year as a Sophomore, having played in 14 games for a total of 782 mins in his Freshman year.
Jalen Commissiong – University of Connecticut (Div. 1)
Featured in 3 games for the Huskies, including two starts for a total of 137 mins this season.
Alvaro Garcia-Pascual – Coastal Carolina (Div. 1) / Marshall
Garcia-Pascual was named first-team All-Sun Belt after finishing the regular season as one of the top scorers in the conference. His ten goals are tops in the conference, as are his points per game (1.47) and goals per game (0.67) averages. Alvaro appeared in all 16 games, playing 1068 minutes. After an impressive season, Alvaro has signed with Marshall for 2023.
Andrew Mazza – Bucknell (Div. 1)
Played 59 mins over four games in the 2021 season.
Kenji Mboma Dem – Omaha Nebraska (Div. 1)
After being named to the All-Summit First team in 2021, Kenji started 16 games for 1198 minutes with six goals and eight assists this season.
Luc Mikula – Coastal Carolina (Div. 1)
Started and played 90 mins in 14 games plus two from the bench for a total of 1338 minutes for the season.
Calil Neme Filho – St Lawrence (Div. 3)
Did not make an appearance in 2021 and was not on the roster this season.
Luke Smith – Omaha Nebraska (Div. 1)
Featured in 14 games, including 12 starts for a total of 995 mins with one assist.
Marc Wharfe – Rider (Div. 1)
Marc transferred to Rider and played in 7 games for 207 minutes this season.
CLASS OF 2020
Ryan Combe – University of Vermont (Div. 1)
Transferred from Akron to play 12 games and 399 mins this season.
Lucas Rodriguez – Colgate University (Div. 1)
Played a total of 32 mins in 3 games.
Mateo Rodriguez – Cornell University (Div. 1)
After a promising freshman season with 739 mins in 12 games, Mateo played 90 minutes in one game this season. Cornell had a great season, making it to the 3rd round of the College Cup before losing to a late Syracuse goal. Cornell finished 2nd in the Ivy League to Penn.
Eitan Rosen – Boston University (Div. 1)
After making the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll, Eitan played in 18 matches, including 14 starts for 1090 minutes.
Bernados Simoes – Trinity College (Div. 3)
Starting GK in all 15 games for 1307 minutes.
Jonathan Sinclair – UNC Chapel Hill (Div. 1)
Did not see any action this season.
Marcelo Suarez – Hobart & William Smith (Div. 3)
Transferred from UC San Diego and played in 15 games this year for the Statesmen, starting in 5 for a total of 574 mins.
CLASS OF 2019
Christos Athanasiadis – Azusa Pacific (Div. 2)
Transferred from Saint Mary’s College of California and featured in 2 games for 43 minutes.
Cory Booth – Hope International (NAIA)
Did not see any action and is not on the roster.
Vicente Castro – Northwestern (Div. 1)
Castro featured in 9 games for 563 minutes, including one goal and three assists for the season.
Diego Dutilh – Creighton (Div. 1)
Diego managed 281 mins coming off the bench in 14 matches as Creighton continued its stellar year, reaching the semi-final of the College Cup, losing in a close match to the eventual winners Syracuse.
Mark Keiffer – Colgate (Div. 1)
Did not see any action in his first three years and was not on the 2022 roster.
Prince Loney-Bailey – James Madison (Div. 1)
The Dukes missed winning the Sun Belt Championship, beaten by National #2 ranked Kentucky 0-2. Prince appeared in 11 games, including 5 starts this season for 515 minutes.
Pedro Paggi – Luther College (Div. 3)
Played in 20 matches for a total of 461 mins in 2019 for the Norse but is no longer on the roster.
Inaki Rodriguez – Michigan (Div. 1)
Saw action in 15 matches with 13 starts this season, with two goals and one assist in 947 mins of playing time. Two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree (2020, 2021).
Alex Schalkwyk – Darthmouth (Div 1)
Featured in 14 games, including ten starts for a total of 464 mins with three goals for the Big Greens. Dartmouth finished 4th in the Ivy League with a 3-4 tally in the conference.
