After about 4 games for most teams (and 2 games for NESCAC schools), I thought it would be interesting to look at early season individual and team leaders:
Through September 9
Goals:
1. Sammy Amorose Mary Washington 6
- Juan Camacho Mount Aloysius 6
- Connor Gage Edgewood 6
- Diego Rivera Buffalo St. 6
- Johnny Troiano Rowan 6
6 Carter Berg Mary Washington 5
- Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 5
- Aki Freeman Coast Guard 5
- Enrique Gonzalez Aurora 5
- Davis Knight Piedmont 5
Assists:
1 Landon Stock Southern Va. 6
2 Kade Theunissen Covenant 5
3 Jonathan Bayer Hamline 4
- Alex Depperschmidt Mount Union 4
- Matthew Escobar Wm. Paterson 4
- Connor Gage Edgewood 4
- Mason Keith Piedmont 4
- Will Powell Trinity (TX) 4
- Manu Prieto Buffalo St. 4
- Diego Rivera Buffalo St. 4
Scoring Offense:
1 Alfred St. 6.75
2 Rivier 6.00
3 Southern Va. 5.75
4 Nazareth 5.50
5 Ursinus 5.33
6 Edgewood 5.00
7 Colorado Col. 4.50
8 George Fox 4.33
9 Hamline 4.20
10 Middlebury 4.00
Goals Against Average:
1 Carleton .000
- Coast Guard .000
- Colorado Col. .000
- Denison .000
- SUNY Maritime .000
- Ursinus .000
- Adrian .000
- Amherst .000
- SUNY Poly .000
- Tufts .000
Through September 16
Goals:
1 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 8
- Connor Gage Edgewood 8
- Enrique Gonzalez Aurora 8
4 Miguel Konde Gwo Edgewood 7
- Drilon Toska FDU-Florham 7
6 Sammy Amorose Mary Washington 6
- Parker Burke Wilmington (OH) 6
- Juan Camacho Mount Aloysius 6
- Ryan Cogill Alvernia 6
- Lucas Cross Franciscan 6
Assists:
1 Landon Stock Southern Va. 6
- Zach Susee WashU 6
3 Ronaldo Cabral Bowdoin 5
- Jaziel Enriquez Aurora 5
- Matthew Escobar Wm. Paterson 5
- Connor Gage Edgewood 5
- Gustavo Herrera Ripon 5
- Jessie Juarez Hamline 5
- Will Powell Trinity (TX) 5
- Hayden Swinehart Susquehanna 5
Scoring Offense:
1 Edgewood 5.50
2 Alfred St. 5.00
3 Ursinus 4.40
4 Southern Va. 4.33
5 Merchant Marine 4.17
6 Hamline 4.00
- SUNY Poly 4.00
8 Brevard 3.75
- George Fox 3.75
10 Mary Washington 3.67
Goals Against Average:
1 Tufts .000
2 Carleton .167
3 Adrian .200
- Connecticut Col. .200
- SUNY Maritime .200
6 Ill. Wesleyan .250
- Scranton .250
- Wesleyan (CT) .250
9 Bard .333
- Belhaven .333
I think Amherst is 0.25 also, unless I am using an incorrect calc, or perhaps there is a new version of Amhate involving statistical exclusion.
Quote from: EnmoreCat on September 18, 2024, 05:52:53 PMI think Amherst is 0.25 also, unless I am using an incorrect calc, or perhaps there is a new version of Amhate involving statistical exclusion.
It's certainly possible that the everyone, including the NCAA, is out to get Amherst, but this is because of the cutoff date. The leaderboard has a cutoff date of Sept. 16th.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/soccer-men/d3
The larger list indicates it was updated Sept 18 at 10:22 am based on games as of Sept 17, so it includes the Amherst-WPI shutout victory, while the leaderboard does not.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/soccer-men/d3/current/team/32
Quote from: Kuiper on September 18, 2024, 06:23:29 PMQuote from: EnmoreCat on September 18, 2024, 05:52:53 PMI think Amherst is 0.25 also, unless I am using an incorrect calc, or perhaps there is a new version of Amhate involving statistical exclusion.
It's certainly possible that the everyone, including the NCAA, is out to get Amherst, but this is because of the cutoff date. The leaderboard has a cutoff date of Sept. 16th.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/soccer-men/d3
The larger list indicates it was updated Sept 18 at 10:22 am based on games as of Sept 17, so it includes the Amherst-WPI shutout victory, while the leaderboard does not.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/soccer-men/d3/current/team/32
Phew! You didn't strike me as an Amhater, Kuiper, although you may just be very good at covering it up 😁.
Quote from: EnmoreCat on September 18, 2024, 06:31:03 PMQuote from: Kuiper on September 18, 2024, 06:23:29 PMQuote from: EnmoreCat on September 18, 2024, 05:52:53 PMI think Amherst is 0.25 also, unless I am using an incorrect calc, or perhaps there is a new version of Amhate involving statistical exclusion.
It's certainly possible that the everyone, including the NCAA, is out to get Amherst, but this is because of the cutoff date. The leaderboard has a cutoff date of Sept. 16th.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/soccer-men/d3
The larger list indicates it was updated Sept 18 at 10:22 am based on games as of Sept 17, so it includes the Amherst-WPI shutout victory, while the leaderboard does not.
https://www.ncaa.com/stats/soccer-men/d3/current/team/32
Phew! You didn't strike me as an Amhater, Kuiper, although you may just be very good at covering it up 😁.
No Amhate here. Out here in Region X land, we're too busy trying to get people in the D3 world to acknowledge we exist at all to cast any aspersions. And, of course, as the Texas Lutheran-St. Thomas game last year demonstrates, we have more than our fair share of issues with fouls and player conduct!
These stats are not entirely accurate. As of the 9/16 cutoff, Nathan Donovan @ Eau-Claire had 11 goals, not 8 as reported. And BTW, he just scored again last night to give him 12.
Quote from: Ejay on September 19, 2024, 08:35:29 AMThese stats are not entirely accurate. As of the 9/16 cutoff, Nathan Donovan @ Eau-Claire had 11 goals, not 8 as reported. And BTW, he just scored again last night to give him 12.
No idea why that is incorrect. It's not the dates, as you mentioned, and I checked back and the NCAA site's box score for the 9/14 game does record his three goals. I also checked back his three previous games with hat tricks on the NCAA site and they record those as well (sometimes schools fail to send in the stats to the NCAA site). It must be human error unless the stats from one of his games doesn't count for some reason.
Through Sept 24 (FYI: I confirmed a few of the stats against what is on their team's page, but these numbers are otherwise NOT audited by Price Waterhouse or anyone else and are taken directly from the NCAA site ;)). I also think that some of these Upper Midwest schools must be playing soccer and others must be picking daisies because the first group is running up the scores on the second group, which may explain why the top scorers are disproportionately from this region of the country.
Goals:
1 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 12
- Connor Gage Edgewood 12
3 Lucas Cross Franciscan 10
- Mitchel Munzing Augsburg 10
- Drilon Toska FDU-Florham 10
6 Andre Robertson Ripon 9
- Seth Schroeder Ripon 9
- Leonardo Torres Marymount (VA) 9
9 Christian Bowles Albright 8
- Alem Duratovic Kenyon 8
Assists:
1 Hayden Swinehart Susquehanna 8
2 Matthew Escobar Wm. Paterson 7
- Manu Prieto Buffalo St. 7
- Remus Repcak Augsburg 7
5 Drew Decker Nazareth 6
- Connor Gage Edgewood 6
- Mitchel Munzing Augsburg 6
- Diego Navas Wm. Paterson 6
- Anthony Recinos Rhode Island Col. 6
- Landon Stock Southern Va. 6
Scoring Offense:
1 Edgewood 5.00
2 Alfred St. 4.11
- Ripon 4.11
4 Wilmington (OH) 3.88
5 Brevard 3.83
6 Hamline 3.78
7 Buffalo St. 3.62
- Ursinus 3.62
- Wm. Paterson 3.62
10 Middlebury 3.57
Goals Against Average:
1 Ill. Wesleyan .167
2 Dickinson .250
3 Adrian .286
- Bates .286
- Connecticut Col. .286
- DeSales .286
- Gustavus Adolphus .286
- Lycoming .286
- Tufts .286
- Wesleyan (CT) .286
Through Oct 2:
Goals:
1 Connor Gage Edgewood 15
2 Parker Burke Wilmington (OH) 14
- Enrique Gonzalez Aurora 14
4 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 13
5 Lucas Cross Franciscan 12
- Sebastian Londono Saint Elizabeth 12
- Leonardo Torres Marymount (VA) 12
8 Ryan Cogill Alvernia 11
- Brian Taylor Fredonia 11
10 Miguel Konde Gwo Edgewood 10
Assists:
1 Connor Gage Edgewood 9
- Manu Prieto Buffalo St. 9
- Remus Repcak Augsburg 9
- Ryder Tomlinson Sterud Hamline 9
5 Drew Decker Nazareth 8
- Matthew Escobar Wm. Paterson 8
- Jace Houck Wilmington (OH) 8
- Anthony Recinos Rhode Island Col. 8
- Hayden Swinehart Susquehanna 8
10 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 7
Scoring Offense:
1 Edgewood 4.64
2 Alfred St. 4.55
3 Wilmington (OH) 4.30
4 Wis.-Superior 3.80
5 Trinity (TX) 3.75
6 Brevard 3.71
7 NYU 3.62
8 Buffalo St. 3.60
9 Crown (MN) 3.56
10 Ripon 3.45
Goals Against Average:
1 Ill. Wesleyan .250
2 Geneva .300
3 Middlebury .375
- Trinity (TX) .375
5 DeSales .400
6 Amherst .444
- Bates .444
- Clarkson .444
- Colorado Col. .444
- Connecticut Col. .444
Who had Wilmington as the top scoring team in D3 this far into the season? After scoring 28 goals all season last year (in which they finished 4-11-2), they have 60 thus far this season (and are 9-0-3). To be sure, they played a much easier non-conference schedule in 2024 than 2023 (and it's about to get much harder in conference), but even against opponents they played in both years the turnaround has been dramatic. They scored 1 each against Hanover and Franklin last season, and 3 and 9, respectively, this season. Parker Burke, a freshman, has 18 goals on 29 shots on goal in 12 games. He's scored at least 1 goal in 10 out of the 12 games, including two against Wittenberg, which tied Ohio Wesleyan 1-1 the next game. How did the rest of the OAC/NCAC miss this kid from Xenia, OH?
Through Oct 9:
Goals:
1 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 19
2 Parker Burke Wilmington (OH) 18
3 Enrique Gonzalez Aurora 16
4 Connor Gage Edgewood 15
5 Miguel Konde Gwo Edgewood 14
- Sebastian Londono Saint Elizabeth 14
7 Lucas Cross Franciscan 13
- Leonardo Torres Marymount (VA) 13
9 Jesse Brittain Cairn 12
- Branden Dolezal Aurora 12
Assists:
1 Louis Bez Mount Aloysius 11
- Connor Gage Edgewood 11
3 Moses Beers Cairn 9
- Jaziel Enriquez Aurora 9
- Randy Harris Wilmington (OH) 9
- Jace Houck Wilmington (OH) 9
- Joshua Joseph Thomas (ME) 9
- Manu Prieto Buffalo St. 9
- Remus Repcak Augsburg 9
- Kade Theunissen Covenant 9
Scoring Offense:
1 Wilmington (OH) 5.00
2 Alfred St. 4.23
- Edgewood 4.23
4 Wis.-Superior 3.92
5 Mount Aloysius 3.50
6 Trinity (TX) 3.40
7 NYU 3.33
8 Hamline 3.31
9 Buffalo St. 3.25
10 Crown (MN) 3.18
Goals Against Average:
1 Geneva .250
2 Colorado Col. .364
- DeSales .364
4 Texas Lutheran .375
5 Amherst .400
- Trinity (TX) .400
- Tufts .400
8 Va. Wesleyan .417
9 Connecticut Col. .444
10 Clarkson .455
A few other stats I found interesting...
Red Cards:
1 Berea 6
1 RIT 6
3 Kean 4
3 Randolph 4
3 Wm. Paterson 4
6 17 teams tied 3
1 Roosvins Josil, Berea 2
1 Peter Mensah, Berea 2
1 Kendric Steward, Schreiner 2
Yellow Cards:
1 Manhattanville 43
2 Elms 39
3 Wilkes 38
4 Alma 37
4 Coe 37
4 Elmhurst 37
7 Penn St. Harrisburg 33
8 Keene St. 32
8 Pfeiffer 32
10 4 teams tied 31
...
399 Bryn Athyn 8
399 McMurry 8
399 Norwich 8
399 WashU 8
403 Messiah 7
403 Rhodes 7
405 Rose-Hulman 6
406 Eastern Conn. St. 4
407 VTSU Lyndon 3
1 Victor Lewicki, Elmhurst 7
2 George Batska, Pratt 6
2 Grant Courtad, Earlham 6
2 Enrique Gonzalez, Aurora 6
2 Victor Hernandez, Berea 6
2 Byron Hines, Penn St. Harrisburg 6
2 Nathan Hunt, Bethel (MN) 6
2 Ian Kearney, Coe 6
2 Alexander Wozniak, Millikin 6
10 53 players tied 5
Fouls per game:
1 La Roche 4.60
2 VTSU Lyndon 4.70
3 MUW 5.45
4 Curry 5.64
5 Martin Luther 5.85
6 Salem St. 6.33
7 Bluffton 6.36
8 McMurry 6.40
9 St. Joseph's (Brkln) 6.70
10 Valley Forge 6.71
...
398 Elms 13.83
399 Baruch 13.90
400 Stockton 14.17
401 Middlebury 14.40
402 Franklin & Marshall 14.42
403 SUNY Maritime 14.64
404 Salisbury 14.75
405 Wis.-Stevens Point 14.79
406 Amherst 15.30
407 Old Westbury 15.83
Through Oct. 28
Goals:
1 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 24
2 Parker Burke Wilmington (OH) 21
3 Connor Gage Edgewood 19
4 Branden Dolezal Aurora 18
- Enrique Gonzalez Aurora 18
6 Lucas Cross Franciscan 17
- Miguel Konde Gwo Edgewood 17
- Trevor Thompson Pacific Lutheran 17
9 Ryan Cogill Alvernia 16
- Matt Shultz Cortland 16
Assists:
1 Manu Prieto Buffalo St. 15
2 Moses Beers Cairn 13
- Connor Gage Edgewood 13
- Kade Theunissen Covenant 13
5 Nathan Donovan Wis.-Eau Claire 12
- Randy Harris Wilmington (OH) 12
- Joshua Joseph Thomas (ME) 12
- Remus Repcak Augsburg 12
9 Louis Bez Mount Aloysius 11
- Drew Decker Nazareth 11
Scoring Offense:
1 Wis.-Superior 4.44
2 Alfred St. 4.12
- Wilmington (OH) 4.12
4 Edgewood 4.05
5 Wis.-Eau Claire 3.62
6 Mount Aloysius 3.53
7 Trinity (TX) 3.31
8 Aurora 3.24
Goals Against Average:
1 Geneva .250
2 Tufts .286
3 Colorado Col. .294
4 Connecticut Col. .357
5 Denison .400
6 Middlebury .429
7 Trinity (TX) .500
- Williams .500
9 North Park .529
10 Clarkson .533
Fouls Per Game:
1 VTSU Lyndon 14 56 4.00
2 La Roche 15 74 4.93
3 Martin Luther 18 100 5.56
4 MUW 16 94 5.88
5 VTSU-Johnson 13 81 6.23
6 Pitt.-Greensburg 16 107 6.69
7 McMurry 16 108 6.75
8 Curry 19 132 6.95
9 LaGrange 15 106 7.07
10 Valley Forge 18 128 7.11
398 Kean 18 248 13.78
399 Amherst 14 193 13.79
400 Middlebury 14 194 13.86
401 John Jay 15 209 13.93
- Ursinus 15 209 13.93
403 Wis.-Stevens Point 17 239 14.06
404 SUNY Maritime 16 225 14.06
405 Salisbury 15 212 14.13
406 Franklin & Marshall 16 237 14.81
407 Old Westbury 16 241 15.06
Red Cards:
1 Berea 7
2 RIT 6
3 Howard Payne 5
- New Jersey City 5
- Rosemont 5
- St. Thomas (TX) 5
- UMSV 5
8 Anna Maria 4
Yellow Cards:
1 Elmhurst 53
2 Coe 49
- Manhattanville 49
4 Alma 48
- UMSV 48
6 Elms 47
7 Kean 45
- Wilkes 45
9 Penn St. Harrisburg 43
- Rowan 43
One of the misleading things about the offensive stats is that there are certain teams around the country that are epically bad. I don't mean they have poor records. There are lots of teams that have lost a ton of games, but often by 1-0, 2-1 margins and have had some ties too. These are teams that are really, really out of their element.
The upper midwest seems to have several epically bad teams that are really bad - not just can't score but play hard bad, or technically weak, but foul a lot bad - really bad. As in, they often don't have enough players to field a full team bad.
Northland is one of those teams. The college was very close to closing in the spring, many of their players transferred, recruits went elsewhere, and they just don't have the bodies to compete. So, when you see that Wisconsin-Superior is the highest scoring team in the country, it's because of games like the one today against Northland, which only had 11 players available, and it looks like one player could only play 72 minutes and another played 88 minutes, both without anyone substituting in for them.
Wisconsin -Superior 15 - Northland 1
- They outshot Northland 55-1
- Two players with hat tricks
- Two players with braces
- Five other scorers
Wisconsin-Superior beat them 14-0 the first time the two teams played this season, so this was no surprise for the coaches or the players. Some of these Wisconsin-Superior kids have built up a career's worth of goals in two games against Northland.
If coaches just lazily vote for All-American squads based on goal/assist tallies, the first team will be dominated by players from teams like Wisconsin-Superior in the upper midwest. Perhaps many of those kids deserve recognition. I'm only asking coaches from other regions of the country to take the additional time to see how those players did against stronger teams before they turn in those ballots, because there are some inflated scores up there.
Definitely wondered about if W-S was some sort of powerhouse.
Wow, just looked at Northland's stats. Scored 10 goals and gave up 91. Their keeper has made 175 saves with an average of 5.69 goals per game. FYI, the kid is from Miami, FL. He is going to have an awesome winter. I guess it could be worse. Hah. Also saw that they have 14 freshmen.
Time to revive this thread. Here are the early season individual and team leaders:
Through September 8:
Goals:
1 Carver Tierney Augsburg 8
2 Erick Cortes Rutgers-Newark 7
3 Parker Bolin Marietta 6
- Joyce Kabesa Eureka 6
- Ronan O'Connor Saint John's (MN) 6
- Colin Robertson Merchant Marine 6
- Johnny Troiano Rowan 6
8 Josh Clemas John Jay 5
- Kyle Morris MUW 5
- Declan Rhatigan Wheaton (MA) 5
Assists:
1 Braedon Cairer Westminster (MO) 6
- Josh Grand Emory 6
3 Ryan Bechtel St. Olaf 5
4 Devin Chandler Hartwick 4
- Logan Ingalls VTSU-Johnson 4
- Kameron Kist Denison 4
- Chris Meder TCNJ 4
- Greyson Pinto Southwestern (TX) 4
- Remus Repcak Augsburg 4
- Diego Rivera Buffalo St. 4
Scoring Offense:
1 VTSU-Johnson 7.00
2 UMSV 5.50
3 Delaware Valley 5.00
- Eureka 5.00
5 TCNJ 4.75
6 Wheaton (MA) 4.67
7 Hampden-Sydney 4.50
- Tufts 4.50
9 Merchant Marine 4.25
10 Albright 4.00
Team Goals Against Average:
1 Augsburg .000
- Denison .000
- New England Col. .000
- CWRU .000
- Hobart .000
- Ithaca .000
- Keene St. .000
- Mass. Maritime .000
- Middlebury .000
- Clark (MA) .000
Fouls per game:
1 St. Joseph's (L.I.) 1 2 2.00
2 Dallas 3 8 2.67
3 Austin 2 6 3.00
4 Rutgers-Newark 4 13 3.25
5 Hunter 4 15 3.75
6 Farmingdale St. 4 16 4.00
- WestConn 5 20 4.00
8 TCNJ 4 17 4.25
9 Aurora 3 13 4.33
10 New England Col. 5 22 4.40
387 Blackburn 4 64 16.00
- Keene St. 3 48 16.00
- Keystone 3 48 16.00
- Knox 3 48 16.00
- MCLA 3 48 16.00
- Williams 3 48 16.00
393 Sewanee 4 65 16.25
394 Hood 3 50 16.67
395 Clarkson 3 52 17.33
- Middlebury 3 52 17.33
- Rockford 3 52 17.33
398 Baruch 3 53 17.67
- Illinois Tech 3 53 17.67
400 Southern Me. 3 55 18.33
401 Suffolk 4 76 19.00
Red Cards:
1 Sarah Lawrence 3
2 Benedictine (IL) 2
- Concordia Chicago 2
- Concordia-M'head 2
- Hamline 2
- John Carroll 2
- Keuka 2
- Penn St. Harrisburg 2
- Penn St.-Behrend 2
- Russell Sage 2
- St. Mary's (MD) 2
Yellow Cards:
1 Keene St. 17
- Wm. Paterson 17
3 Crown (MN) 15
- FDU-Florham 15
5 Elms 14
- Lawrence 14
- Penn College 14
8 Chris. Newport 13
- Colorado Col. 13
- DePauw 13
- John Jay 13
- Montclair St. 13
- Pacific Lutheran 13
- Saint John's (MN) 13
- Sewanee 13
17 yellows and 1 red?? Keene State 4-0 now that's a strategy!!! Refs?? We don't need no stinkin Refs!!
Through Sept 23:
Goals:
1 Nick Parakilas Westfield St. 12
- Diego Rivera Buffalo St. 12
3 Aaron Mackall Minn.-Morris 11
4 Parker Bolin Marietta 10
- Erick Cortes Rutgers-Newark 10
- Joyce Kabesa Eureka 10
- Jacobo Molina Ferrer Elms 10
- Kyle Morris MUW 10
- Ronan O'Connor Saint John's (MN) 10
- Carver Tierney Augsburg 10
Assists:
1 Ryan Bechtel St. Olaf 8
- Josh Grand Emory 8
3 Braedon Cairer Westminster (MO) 7
- Julian Lopez Loras 7
5 Carter Burke Hilbert 6
- Joshua Daley East Tex. Baptist 6
- Logan Ingalls VTSU-Johnson 6
- Mitchel Munzing Augsburg 6
- Greyson Pinto Southwestern (TX) 6
- Arden Tobolski Vassar 6
Scoring Offense:
1 VTSU-Johnson 5.00
2 UMSV 4.40
3 Delaware Valley 4.11
4 Wheaton (MA) 4.00
5 Westfield St. 3.86
6 Buffalo St. 3.75
7 Me.-Presque Isle 3.71
8 Emory 3.62
9 Albion 3.50
- Greensboro 3.50
Team Goals Against Average:
1 Middlebury .000
2 CWRU .125
3 Ithaca .143
- Montclair St. .143
5 Albion .167
- Scranton .167
7 Augsburg .200
8 Whittier .250
9 Amherst .290
10 Bates .333
Fouls Per Game:
1 La Roche 7 5 .71
2 Dallas 6 26 4.33
3 Hunter 7 38 5.43
4 Penn St.-Berks 9 49 5.44
5 St. Joseph's (Brkln) 6 33 5.50
6 VTSU-Johnson 4 23 5.75
7 Westminster (MO) 8 47 5.88
8 Pitt.-Greensburg 9 53 5.89
9 Farmingdale St. 8 48 6.00
- Guilford 8 48 6.00
41 Berry 9 70 7.78
42 Cairn 7 55 7.86
- Lyon 7 55 7.86
44 Western New Eng. 8 63 7.88
45 Concordia (TX) 6 48 8.00
- Eastern Conn. St. 6 48 8.00
- John Jay 8 64 8.00
- Maranatha Baptist 5 40 8.00
49 St. Olaf 10 81 8.10
50 Albertus Magnus 8 65 8.12
Red Cards:
1 St. Mary's (MD) 5
2 Elmhurst 3
- Husson 3
- Russell Sage 3
- Saint Elizabeth 3
- Sarah Lawrence 3
Yellow Cards:
1 Keene St. 27
2 Blackburn 24
3 Marymount (VA) 23
4 Fitchburg St. 22
- Lawrence 22
- Mount Aloysius 22
- Penn St. Harrisburg 22
- Sewanee 22
- Va. Wesleyan 22
10 Crown (MN) 21
- John Jay 21
- Lasell 21
- Montclair St. 21
- Wilkes 21
I think you erred on the most fouls per game list. Only went down to 50th instead of the bottom.
393 Southern Me. (Little East) 7 0-2-5 104 14.86
394 Keystone (United East) 8 2-6 119 14.88
395 Hamilton (NESCAC) 7 3-2-2 105 15.00
395 Suffolk (CNE) 8 4-2-2 120 15.00
395 UMass Dartmouth (Little East) 8 5-2-1 120 15.00
398 Wash. & Lee (ODAC) 7 2-2-3 109 15.57
399 Williams (NESCAC) 6 4-0-2 98 16.33
400 Middlebury (NESCAC) 5 3-0-2 82 16.40
401 Baruch (CUNYAC) 6 1-3-2 99 16.50
402 RIT (Liberty League) 7 4-2-1 116 16.57
Through Sept. 29
Goals:
1 Diego Rivera Buffalo St. 17
2 Aaron Mackall Minn.-Morris 12
- Nick Parakilas Westfield St. 12
4 Parker Bolin Marietta 11
- Erick Cortes Rutgers-Newark 11
- Kyle Morris MUW 11
7 Ignacio Cubeddu Emory 10
- Joyce Kabesa Eureka 10
- Jacobo Molina Ferrer Elms 10
- Ronan O'Connor Saint John's (MN) 10
Assists:
1 Josh Grand Emory 10
2 Ryan Bechtel St. Olaf 9
- Julian Lopez Loras 9
4 Braedon Cairer Westminster (MO) 7
- Sebastian Kadlof Eastern Conn. St. 7
6 Drew Axel Hamline 6
- Carter Burke Hilbert 6
- Devin Chandler Hartwick 6
- Joshua Daley East Tex. Baptist 6
- Elijah Edelman Occidental 6
Scoring Offense:
1 VTSU-Johnson 4.17
2 Buffalo St. 4.00
3 Delaware Valley 3.80
- Emory 3.80
5 Wheaton (MA) 3.78
6 Me.-Presque Isle 3.67
7 UMSV 3.57
8 Westfield St. 3.38
9 Greensboro 3.22
- Wis.-Superior 3.22
Team Goals Against Average:
1 Scranton .125
2 Augsburg .200
3 Ithaca .250
4 Bates .286
- McDaniel .286
- Middlebury .286
7 CWRU .300
8 Cortland .333
- Denison .333
- Illinois Col. .333
Fouls Per Game:
1 La Roche 9 5 .56
2 Dallas 8 43 5.38
3 Hunter 8 45 5.62
4 Guilford 9 54 6.00
- Oberlin 10 60 6.00
6 Penn St.-Berks 10 61 6.10
7 Martin Luther 9 55 6.11
8 VTSU Lyndon 9 56 6.22
- Westminster (MO) 9 56 6.22
10 VTSU Castleton 9 58 6.44
392 Saint Mary's (MN) 10 145 14.50
393 St. Scholastica 10 146 14.60
394 Suffolk 9 132 14.67
395 Southern Me. 8 119 14.88
396 Wash. & Lee 8 120 15.00
397 UMass Dartmouth 9 136 15.11
398 Middlebury 7 106 15.14
399 Hamilton 8 126 15.75
400 RIT 8 127 15.88
401 Williams 8 129 16.12
402 Baruch 6 99 16.50
Red Cards:
1 St. Mary's (MD) 5
- St. Scholastica 5
3 Central (IA) 4
- Husson 4
- Sarah Lawrence 4
6 Elmhurst 3
- Kean 3
- Keuka 3
- Lewis & Clark 3
- MCLA 3
- Penn St. Harrisburg 3
- Plattsburgh St. 3
- Rivier 3
- Russell Sage 3
- Saint Elizabeth 3
Yellow Cards:
1 St. Scholastica 29
2 Keene St. 28
3 Blackburn 27
- Wis. Lutheran 27
5 Montclair St. 26
6 Kean 25
- Penn St. Harrisburg 25
8 Averett 24
- Drew 24
- Hobart 24
- Manhattanville 24
- Marymount (VA) 24
- Pfeiffer 24
- SUNY Canton 24
- Sewanee 24
- Ursinus 24
- Wilkes 24