2013 Northeast Conference men's soccer season

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The 2013 Northeast Conference men's soccer season was the 33rd season of men's varsity soccer in the conference.

Quick facts Season, Champions ...
Northeast Conference
Season2013
ChampionsCentral Connecticut
NEC tournament ChampionsSt. Francis Brooklyn
NCAA tournamentSt. Francis Brooklyn
Matches28
Goals67 (2.39 per match)
Top goalscorerNeco Brett, RMU (4 goals)[1]
Average attendance228[1]
2012
2014
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The Quinnipiac Bobcats are the defending regular season champions, while the Fairleigh Dickinson Knights are the defending tournament champions. Quinnipiac will be unable to defend their NEC regular season title, since they are moving to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference for 2013.

Central Connecticut won the Regular Season Championship by going 6-1-0 in conference play and will host the NEC tournament in New Britain, Connecticut. St. Francis Brooklyn won the 2013 NEC tournament Championship with the 4th seed by beating Central Connecticut (2-0) then Bryant (3-2).

Changes from 2012

  • Qunnipiac and Monmouth are leaving the conference and joining the MAAC.
  • Mount St. Mary's is dropping its men's soccer program.

Teams

Standings

More information Conf., Overall ...
2013 Northeast Conference men's soccer standings
Conf.Overall
TeamW L TW L T
Central Connecticut610991
Saint Francis (PA)4211144
Bryant421792
St. Francis Brooklyn4301261
Fairleigh Dickinson241981
LIU Brooklyn2415102
Robert Morris250882
Sacred Heart2505130
As of November 21, 2013
Rankings from NSCAA
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Results

More information Team/opponent, BRY ...
Team/opponentBRYCCSFDULIURMUSHUSFBKSFU
Bryant Bulldogs4-11-01-1 (2OT)1-01-00-10-1
Central Connecticut Blue Devils1-41-02-02-14-3 (OT)1-01-0
Fairleigh Dickinson Knights0-10-11-01-20-22-11-1 (2OT)
LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds1-1 (2OT)0-20-12-10-10-41-0
Robert Morris Colonials0-11-22-11-25-02-3 (OT)1-4
Sacred Heart Pioneers0-13-4 (OT)2-01-00-50-11-2
St. Francis Terriers1-00-11-24-03-2 (OT)1-00-1 (2OT)
Saint Francis Red Flash1-00-11-1 (2OT)0-14-12-11-0 (2OT)
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Honors

  • Player of the Year: Neco Brett (Robert Morris)
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Nicholas Walker (Fairleigh Dickinson)
  • Rookie of the Year: Conor Qualter (Central Connecticut)
  • Coach of the Year: Shaun Green (Central Connecticut)

2013 NEC First Team All-Conference [2]

More information Player, School ...
PlayerSchoolPositionClassHometown (Previous school)
Neco BrettRobert MorrisForwardSophomoreKingston, Jamaica (Excelsior)
Kevin CorreaSt. Francis BrooklynForwardJuniorFlushing, New York (Flushing)
Nick KolaracSaint Francis (PA)ForwardSeniorPittsburgh, Pennsylvania (West Allegheny)
Miro CabrilloRobert MorrisMidfielderSeniorHamilton, Ontario (Glendale Secondary School)
Bruce CullenRobert MorrisMidfielderSophomorePickering, Ontario (Pine Ridge)
Anders Vest-HansenFairleigh DickinsonMidfielderJuniorNykobing, Denmark (Celf)
John JohanssonSt. Francis BrooklynMidfieldSeniorKalmar, Sweden (Stagneliusskolan)
Conor QualterCentral ConnecticutDefenderFreshmanYork, England (Leeds United)
Francis DeVriesSaint Francis (PA)DefenderFreshmanChristchurch, New Zealand (Cashmere)
Nick WalkerFairleigh DickinsonDefenderSeniorPort-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago (St. Mary's)
Daniel ValcicakSaint Francis (PA)GoalkeeperSeniorHerndon, Virginia (Gonzaga College)
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Postseason

NEC tournament

Semifinals
Friday, November 15
Final
Sunday, November 17
      
1 Central Connecticut 0
4 St. Francis Brooklyn 2
3 Bryant 2
4 St. Francis Brooklyn 3 (2OT)
2 Saint Francis (PA) 2
3 Bryant 2 (2OT)
  • Note-Bryant advanced to the Championship Game via Penalty Kicks (3-0)

NCAA tournament

More information Seed, Region ...
Seed Region School 1st round 2nd round 3rd round Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship
4 St. Francis Brooklyn L, 0–1 vs. Penn State
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