Chris Rogers '06

Cory Rosier '03

November 8, 2002

GENEVA, N.Y.—The Hobart College soccer team earned six spots on the Upstate Collegiate Athletic Association All-Conference Teams. Senior goalie Cory Rosier (Liverpool/Liverpool, N.Y.) and first-year forward Chris Rogers (Hebron Academy/Marietta, Ga.) were both named to the first team, while senior defender Bryan Bome (Marcellus Central/Syracuse, N.Y.), sophomore forward Ricky Klotz (Homer/Cortland, N.Y.), sophomore midfielder Dan Abroms (Pomfret School/New Canaan, Conn.), and first-year midfielder Micke Subotowicz (Farsta Gymnasium/Stockholm, Sweden) earned second-team honors.

Rosier had his best season in 2002, posting a career-high 10 wins. A Goalie of the Week honoree, Rosier led the conference with 110 saves in 19 games. Sporting a .780 save percentage, Rosier played well down the stretch helping lead the Statesmen to a spot in the UCAA Tournament.

Rogers, a UCAA Rookie of the Week honoree, was an important part of Hobart’s success. Showing constant improvement as the season continued, Rogers contributed four goals and an assist for the Statesmen.

A veteran defender, Bome anchored a young back line this season. His skill and composure in the defensive third of the field were essential to the teams overall success.

The top scorer in the conference with 10 goals, Klotz was the spark to the Statesmen offense this season. A member of the Verizon Academic All-District I second-team, Klotz netted five game-winning goals for Hobart this season, the most in the league.

Abroms was Hobart’s second leading scorer with six goals and four assists. An attacking minded midfielder, Abroms was dangerous around the goal. He netted the game-winning goal twice for the Statesmen.

Subotowicz led the UCAA with seven assists. Possessing good vision and skills, he provided composure to the middle of the field. He started in all 19 games for the Statesmen, contributing three goals, including two game-winners.

The Statesmen (10-7-2, 4-3-0 UCAA) are headed to St. Lawrence as the fourth seed in the inaugural UCAA Tournament. The Statesmen will face off against the Saints in the first round of the UCAA Championship tomorrow, Nov. 9, at 11 a.m. The winner advances to the championship game on Nov. 10, at 1p.m., in Canton, N.Y. The UCAA Tournament champion will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Championships.