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Football / Re: Greg Ranjitsingh Thread
« on: November 10, 2018, 04:56:07 PM »
RANJITSINGH VS DROGBA
LOUISVILLE CITY FC 2018 USL BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPS!!!

https://www.uslsoccer.com/news_article/show/967003

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Football / Re: Greg Ranjitsingh Thread
« on: November 30, 2016, 12:06:40 PM »

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Football / Re: Greg Ranjitsingh Thread
« on: September 03, 2015, 12:03:05 PM »
LOUISVILLE CITY FC vs ORLANDO CITY FC

GREG RANJITSINGH (LOUISVILLE CITY FC)

Record Crowd Sees Louisville City Take Down Orlando City 3-1

Louisville, KY (August 25, 2015) — An historic night at Louisville Slugger Field was made even more special with the record crowd of 9,434 fans saw the home side come away with a 3-1 victory of Major League Soccer’s Orlando City SC.

Lou City threatened early with some great chances to draw first blood. Captain Matthew Fondy challenged the Orlando backline all night and got his first real chance coming in the in the 34th minute. Fondy would find the ball and get off a shot to the left of the keeper, only to be corralled then saved by Orlando’s Earl Edwards.

Just a minute later, Fondy would weave through three defenders to get off a shot on a tough angle. The ball rifled past Edwards, finding the back of the net and sent the crowd into a frenzy.

That would be all the scoring the first half would see, but the second half would tell a different story. Many new faces entered the field for the final 45 minutes, including Greg Ranjitsingh who made his Slugger Field debut.

Orlando would have a great chance to level things in the 47th minute brushing by multiple Lou City defenders only to find his shot go wide of the post and out for a goal kick.

Despite the visitors pushing for an equalizer, Juan Guzman would double the Louisville lead in the 50th minute. The midfielder would pressure a bad handle by Orlando’s backline, get a touch on the ball, and fire a shot  for Lou City’s second goal on the night.

Orlando would come right back in the 66th minute with a goal of their own by Danny Mwanga, who was able to cross through two defenders and get off a solid shot beating Ranjitsingh to the left, bringing the score to 2-1.

Orlando would come close to equalizing in the 71st minute when a strong cross by the Lions would be tipped out by Ranjitsingh only to have another shot come right back into the keeper’s hands then cleared away to end the threat.

Louisville’s final goal of the night would come from Charlie Adams in the 78th minute. Louisville benefited from a foul and a quick restart. Charlie Adams attempted to maneuver around a defender, only to see Edwards meet him near the six-yard-box. The two nearly collided, forcing Edwards to spill the ball  and allowing Adams to deliver the finishing blow.

As the final whistle blew, Louisville City would defeat the Orlando 3-1.

Fans could tell this would be a special night as the crowd began to fill the stands, Louisville Mayor Greg Fisher, former USL President Tim Holt, Brek Shea, and dozens of other MLS talents made it a star-studded affair.

After an incredible showing by the team in their 3-1 victory over Orlando, this was both a record setting attendance night and monumental victory for the club. Louisville City will be back in USL play this Saturday night at home versus the Pittsburgh Riverhounds as the race for playoff positioning is in full swing, be sure you get your tickets at www.louisvillecityfc.com/tickets.

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Football / Ranjitsingh signs with Louisville City FC
« on: March 27, 2015, 08:35:41 AM »
Greg Ranjitsingh signs with Louisville City FC.
Lousivillecityfc.com


LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (March 26th, 2015)­­ — Louisville City FC, the new professional soccer team that will kick off its inaugural season campaign on March 28th at Louisville Slugger Field, announced three more acquisitions to the club. Goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh, English forward, Cameron Lancaster and Serbian forward Ilija Ilic.

Lancaster started his career in the Tottenham Hotspur Academy and made his debut for the English Premier League team under former Spurs head coach, Harry Redknapp. In 2014 the 6-foot striker went on-loan to Stevenage where he connected on a wonder goal from 40-yards out. Lancaster went on to St. Albans City for another loan stint. He made for appearances and scored twice for the Saints.

While on trial with Louisville City FC, the 22-year-old wasted no time displaying his talents. In the club’s first friendly he broke a 2-2 draw in the 89th minute with a superb strike to give his team the 3-2 win over Indiana University.

“We invited Cameron to come on trial with us last month,” head coach James O’Connor said. “It was obvious within the first few days of training that he had great potential. He has the ability to score a lot of goals for us this season.”

Ilic was a former teammate of Louisville City midfielder Niall McCabe at Young Harris College. Ilic left Young Harris holding the school record for most points in a season. In 2014 he was voted the NCAA Division 2 Player of the Year, finishing second in all of NCAA Division II in goals scored with 27.

The 6-foot-2 Belgrade, Serbia native had also been on trial with the club and has been able to show how his powerful right boot can help Louisville City. The 23-year-old scored a goal and was responsible for another in LCFC’s 5-0 win over Lindsey-Wilson.

“Ilija is another player that we have been fortunate to sign,” O’Connor said. “He has a strong right foot that is going to lead to many goals for us. He was constantly filling the stat sheet at Young Harris, and we now that we have seen what he can do first hand, we are thrilled to have him on board.”

Ranjitsingh is a 22-year-old from Pickering, Ontario. In his four years as the starting goalkeeper at Mercer University, Ranjitsingh led the conference in many statistical categories including save percentage and average goals allowed. He finished his collegiate career as one of the top keepers in the country. In one preseason game with Louisville, Ranjitsingh registered a clean sheet in a 5-0 win over Lindsey-Wilson.

“We invited Greg to come on-loan to us a few weeks ago,” O’Connor said. “During his time with us he proved that he has the skills to be a quality goalkeeper. Obviously we are excited to have gotten Greg here and thrilled to have him here in Louisville.”

Lancaster, Ilic, Ranjitsingh and the rest of the Louisville City FC squad continue their preparation for the club’s inaugural season. Season tickets are still available and can be purchased by visiting LouisvilleCityFC.com or by calling 502-384-8799. Ticket packages include 15 matches – 14 USL PRO regular season home games and one additional fixture (friendlies, Open Cup matches, etc.).

The full schedule is available online at LousivilleCityFC.com/schedule.

Louisville City FC is a professional soccer team founded in 2014 and will begin its first season in USL in March, 2015. The United Soccer League was founded in 2010 and has expanded to 24 teams for the 2015 season. Louisville City FC will play all home matches at Louisville Slugger Field in downtown Louisville.


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Football / Goalkeeper of the Year-SoCon NCAA Div 1!!
« on: November 18, 2014, 09:35:32 AM »
GREG RANJITSINGH - GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR!
SOCON - SOUTHERN CONFERENCE
NCAA DIVISION 1
MERCER UNIVERSITY (SENIOR)
NATIONAL RANKED 3RD IN TOTAL SAVES (106 SAVES)
10 SHUTOUTS

MACON, Ga. – The Mercer men's soccer team pulled in the Southern Conference Coach, Goalkeeper and Freshman of the Year awards and placed five players on the all-conference teams and five on the all-freshman team, as announced by the league on Tuesday.

Head Coach Brad Ruzzo was named Coach of the Year, while Greg Ranjitsingh was selected as Goalkeeper of the Year and Will Bagrou tallied Freshman of the Year honors.

The Bears led the pack with 10 players selected overall and four named to the first team.

This is Ruzzo's second Coach of the Year honor in three years; he was named the Atlantic Sun Coach of the year in 2012.

Bagrou led the conference in total points (27) and total goals (11), while ranking second in total assists (5). He also is No. 8 in the nation in total points and No. 9 in total goals.

Ranjitsingh has made 90 saves and allowed just 19 goals for a .826 save percentage and a 0.98 goals-against average. He ranks first in the conference in save percentage and second in GAA, and also recorded a league-leading nine shutouts this season.

Bagrou and Ranjitsingh were joined on the All-Conference First Team by Jordan Duru and Ashani Samuels, while Ian Antley was named to the All-Conference Second Team.

Duru scored three goals and added three assists for six points on the season, and Antley added a goal and an assist of his own. Samuels notched a goal and an assist, while anchoring a back line that recorded nine shutouts.

Bagrou, Airrion Blackston, Carson Brooks, Thomas Glenn and Trenton Whitely were named to the All-Freshman team.

The Bears tallied a 13-6 record in the regular season, setting a new program record for single-season wins. Mercer also won the SoCon regular season title in its first year in the league.

Mercer will face UNCG on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the semifinal round of the SoCon Tournament. The SoCon semifinals and finals will be played at the UNCG Soccer Stadium in Greensboro, N.C.

2014 Men's Soccer All-Conference Team

Player of the Year – Joao Ramalho, R-So., F, ETSU

Goalkeeper of the Year – Greg Ranjitsingh, Sr., Mercer

Coach of the Year – Brad Ruzzo, Mercer

Freshman of the Year – Will Bagrou, F, Mercer

First Team

Joao Ramalho, F, ETSU
Will Bagrou, F, Mercer
Matthew Aurednik, F, Wofford
Jordan Duru, MF, Mercer
Lukas Zarges, MF, UNCG
Connor Davis, MF, Wofford
Carlos Dominguez-Gonzalez. MF, Wofford
Ashani Samuels, D, Mercer
Aaron Reifschneider, D, UNCG
Forrest Lasso, D, Wofford
Greg Ranjitsingh, GK, Mercer

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Football / Re: In 2 years we will be a top team.... IF !!
« on: June 12, 2014, 12:59:36 PM »
Ranjitsingh named One of Top Goalkeepers in Country

MACON, Ga. – Sophomore goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh earned honorable mention recognition in an article ranking the top goalkeepers in the country according to TopDrawerSoccer.com on Friday morning. 

Only 14 netminders from across the nation were named in the release, with Ranjitsingh being listed in the players under consideration section.

The well-deserved inclusion of Ranjitsingh in the article comes after a season that solidified him as one of the best goalkeepers in the nation. The NSCAA Second Team All-South Region and Atlantic Sun All-Conference second team netminder led the A-Sun with a 0.87 goals against average and 93 saves and ranked 12th in the country with a sparkling .838 save percentage.

Ranjitsingh and 17 other letterwinners from last year's squad that went 11-7-2 overall and lost in the A-Sun Championship title game for the second time in the last four seasons will return to Macon for preseason camp to kick-off the 2013 campaign this August.



 

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Football / Re: Is JMW the best keeper we have?
« on: July 18, 2013, 12:18:01 PM »
Ranjitsingh named One of Top Goalkeepers in Country MACON, Ga.
Sophomore goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh earned honorable mention recognition in an article ranking the top goalkeepers in the country according to TopDrawerSoccer.com on Friday morning. 

Only 14 netminders from across the nation were named in the release, with Ranjitsingh being listed in the players under consideration section.

The well-deserved inclusion of Ranjitsingh in the article comes after a season that solidified him as one of the best goalkeepers in the nation. The NSCAA Second Team All-South Region and Atlantic Sun All-Conference second team netminder led the A-Sun with a 0.87 goals against average and 93 saves and ranked 12th in the country with a sparkling .838 save percentage.

Ranjitsingh and 17 other letterwinners from last year's squad that went 11-7-2 overall and lost in the A-Sun Championship title game for the second time in the last four seasons will return to Macon for preseason camp to kick-off the 2013 campaign this August.

To read the complete article on TopDrawerSoccer.com, click here.

 

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Football / Re: Goalkeeping Central: All About the GK's
« on: April 24, 2013, 07:50:39 AM »
April 19, 2013

Ranjitsingh named One of Top Goalkeepers in Country

MACON, Ga. – Sophomore goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh earned honorable mention recognition in an article ranking the top goalkeepers in the country according to TopDrawerSoccer.com on Friday morning. 
 
Only 14 netminders from across the nation were named in the release, with Ranjitsingh being listed in the players under consideration section.
 
The well-deserved inclusion of Ranjitsingh in the article comes after a season that solidified him as one of the best goalkeepers in the nation. The NSCAA Second Team All-South Region and Atlantic Sun All-Conference second team netminder led the A-Sun with a 0.87 goals against average and 93 saves and ranked 12th in the country with a sparkling .838 save percentage.
 
Ranjitsingh and 17 other letterwinners from last year's squad that went 11-7-2 overall and lost in the A-Sun Championship title game for the second time in the last four seasons will return to Macon for preseason camp to kick-off the 2013 campaign this August.
 
To read the complete article on TopDrawerSoccer.com, click here.
 
 

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Football / Re: 2012 US College season thread
« on: October 29, 2012, 02:17:30 PM »
GREG RANJITSINGH - EARNS THIRD TIME WEEKLY "DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK"

MACON, Ga. - Three Atlantic Sun Men's Soccer student-athletes picked up weekly honors on Monday as Stetson's Kai Eckenrode split the Player of the Week award with Mercer's Ehjayson Henry and the Bears' goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh earned his third Defensive Player of the Week honors.

CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Kai Eckenrode, Stetson (F – Sr. – Springfield, Va. – Communication Studies)
•Second Career A-Sun Player of the Week honor
•Netted a hat trick in 3-2 win vs. North Florida
•Scored goals in the 15th, 32nd and 63rd minutes for the Hatters
•Moved goal total to five - tied for third-most in A-Sun
•First hat trick in the A-Sun for men's soccer this season
CO-PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Ehjayson Henry, Mercer (F – Jr. – Harris Village, Saint Kitts – Mechanical Engineering)

•Second Career A-Sun Player of the Week honor; second this season
•Totaled five points on the week with two goals and an assist
•Scored and assisted in 2-1 win vs. Northern Kentucky
•Netted the game-winner at USC Upstate in 81st minute
•Ranks second in the conference with 14 points
OTHER NOMINEES:

•Reece Holcombe (F, Lipscomb) - Posted a five-point weekend with two goals and an assist
•Alesi Osorio (MF, ETSU) - Netted the game-winning goal at Stetson in the 74th minute to clinch A-Sun Championship spot
•Camilo Garcia (MF, North Florida) - Scored twice on the weekend to help Ospreys earn first A-Sun win

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
Greg Ranjitsingh, Mercer (GK – So. – Pickering, Ontario)


Third Career A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week honor; third this season
•Guided Bears to two wins vs. USC Upstate and Northern Kentucky
•Stopped nine total shots to push Bears to 11-5-1 on the year
•Helped Bears clinch a first-round bye in A-Sun Championship

OTHER NOMINEES:
•Ryan Coulter (GK, ETSU) - Earned sixth shutout of the season with 1-0 win at Stetson
•Brad Sienkiewicz (GK, North Florida) - Set a school record with 12 saves in 3-2 win vs. Lipscomb

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Football / Re: 2012 US College season thread
« on: October 18, 2012, 09:18:38 AM »
Ranjitsingh named Crons Achiever Award Winner
MACON, Ga. – Mercer sophomore goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh was named the Crons "Achiever Award" winner for the month of September on Wednesday afternoon.

The monthly award sponsored by the Atlantic Sun Conference is presented to an athlete recognized by a fan vote for the most notable achievement from the month prior.

Ranjitsingh secured exactly 50 percent of the fan vote to claim the award over five other student-athletes representing fellow A-Sun Conference institutions. Ranjitsingh is now the second-straight Mercer student-athlete to win the award, as women's soccer sophomore Lauren Gassie also claimed the honor for her efforts in the month of August.

Ranjitsingh had a memorable month in goal for the Bears, leading a Mercer defensive unit that allowed just five goals in the entire month of September. Ranjitsingh recorded four shutouts in September and was named the A-Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Week on two separate occasions. With those four shutouts, the Pickering, Ontario native is now up to 13 clean sheets in his career, moving him into seventh place for the most shutouts in A-Sun Conference history. As of October 17, Ranjitsingh leads all A-Sun Conference goalkeepers in every major statistic, including wins (8), goals against average (0.83), save percentage (.851) and shutouts (6).

The Crons "Achiever Award" is the second major honor Ranjitsingh has received in as many weeks, after being one of just 11 players in the country named to the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week on October 8.

Ranjitsingh and the rest of the Bears resume A-Sun Conference play on October 18 when they travel to Jacksonville to take on North Florida. Game time is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Hodges Stadium.
 

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Football / Re: 2012 US College season thread
« on: October 09, 2012, 01:27:24 PM »
Ranjitsingh Picks up Conference and National Awards To view entire TopDrawerSoccer.com Team of the Week, click here.

MACON, Ga. – After helping the Mercer men's soccer team post its second-straight undefeated week on the pitch, sophomore goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh was voted the Atlantic Sun Defensive Player of the Week and garnered a spot on the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the Week on Monday morning.

The weekly conference honor for Ranjitsingh is his second of the season, after being named the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 17. Additionally, the national honor is the second awarded to a Mercer player in successive weeks, with sophomore defender Ashani Samuels making the CollegeSoccerNews.com National Team of the Week on October 1.

Ranjitsingh was one of only 11 players in the country named to the weekly squad and is the first A-Sun Conference player to make it onto the prestigious team this season.     

Ranjitsingh had a memorable week in net for Mercer, helping the team win a pair of conference matches and extend its winning streak up to four games. The Pickering, Ontario native made four saves in a 2-1 win over Lipscomb on October 4 and topped that performance with a career-high 10-save effort in a 1-0 shutout win over Stetson on October 7.

The shutout win against Stetson was the 13th of Ranjitsingh's career, moving him into seventh place for the most shutouts in Atlantic Sun Conference history. As of October 8, Ranjitsingh leads all A-Sun Conference goalkeepers in every major statistic, including wins (8), goals against average (0.81), save percentage (.846) and shutouts (6).

Ranjitsingh and the rest of the Bears are back in action when they travel to Tampa to take on No. 17 South Florida on October 10. Game time is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at Corbett Soccer Stadium.
 

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Football / Re: 2012 US College season thread
« on: September 18, 2012, 12:31:55 PM »
Ranjitsingh Tabbed A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week
 
MACON, Ga. – After a huge week in net that helped the Bears to a pair of wins over in-state rivals, Mercer sophomore goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh was named the Atlantic Sun Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Monday.

Ranjitsingh played a huge part in helping the Bears to a perfect 2-0 week with a 1-0 win at Georgia Southern on September 10 before lifting Mercer to a 2-0 home win over Georgia State on Sunday evening.

The Pickering, Ontario native has now posted shutouts in three-straight matches to increase his career total up to 11, moving him into a tie for 10th place for the most shutouts in A-Sun Conference history.

Ranjitsingh made 11 combined saves in both contests to bump his save percentage up to a sparkling .818, which is good for 43rd nationally in the most recent NCAA statistical report released on September 17.

Ranjitsingh leads the A-Sun Conference with four shutouts so far this season and ranks second in the league with a 0.82 goals against average.

Mercer is back in action on Saturday, September 22, when it hits the road once again to take on Central Arkansas. Game time is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET at the Bill Stephens Track/Soccer Complex.
 

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Football / Re: Ex-national footballers screen Under-20 possibles.
« on: April 17, 2012, 05:58:13 PM »
What's up with all yuh hating de foreigners?????   :frustrated:
Most of the foreigners I know have been signed by big clubs already....The TTFF can have a good team and make it to a World Cup someday if they do things differently and open up there eyes.
It's really sad how these foreigners come show up themselves and that should be a lesson for the locals to wok harder and prove themselves.  I'm speaking for myself when I say dis....I've seen a few games and training sessions and they foreigners wok way harder and have more passion for the game because all the locals do is yap on de field.  Talk Nuh!!!

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Football / Re: TTFF Kickstarts National Teams Development Programs
« on: April 16, 2012, 11:33:11 AM »
That is not true....McComie said that there's a lack of interest in the Goalkeeper department....if that's the case they need to contact Greg Ranjitsingh.

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Football / Greg Ranjitsingh Thread
« on: November 07, 2011, 02:17:37 PM »
Ranjitsingh - Awarded All-Freshman Atlantic Sun Team

Five Bears Earn A-Sun Postseason Awards

MACON, Ga. – Five members of the Mercer men’s soccer team received Atlantic Sun postseason honors as announced on Monday morning by the league office after voting conducted by the nine conference head coaches.

Junior Josh Shutter was voted onto the first team, classmate Joey Heavner landed a spot on the second team and freshmen Ashani Samuels, Carl-Oscar Andersson and Greg Ranjitsingh were all named to the All-Freshman squad.

Mercer's five overall selections were tied for the second-most in the conference, trailing only FGCU who had seven players receive All-Conference recognition. Another sign of the program’s growth under head coach Brad Ruzzo, the Bears five All-Freshman selections over the past two seasons are the most of any team in the A-Sun Conference.

Stetson junior midfielder Jonathan Mendoza won the A-Sun Player of the Year while classmate Luis Ocejo won the A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year. FGCU forward Xavier Silva and head coach Bob Butehorn won the A-Sun Freshman of the Year and Coach of the Year, respectively.

For Shutter, the selection marks his second A-Sun postseason award after earning a spot on the All-Conference second team last season. A 2011 Preseason All-Atlantic Sun Team selection, the Sinking Spring, Pa. native has appeared and started in 16 games for the Bears this season, setting career-highs in points (9) and goals (3). The 6-2 center back starred in Mercer’s 2-0 over Appalachian State on September 4, scoring the game-winning goal on a penalty kick and assisting on the second goal.

For Heavner, the All-Conference second team honor is his second A-Sun postseason award in as many days, as he was also named to the inaugural Men’s Soccer Academic All-Conference team. The Landisville, Pa. native is tied for second on the squad with nine points on one goal and seven assists. Heavner currently ranks tied for first in the A-Sun and 22nd in the nation with seven assists and scored his lone goal of the season in a 2-1 win over Belmont on October 30.

Samuels, Andersson and Ranjitsingh were all selected to the All-Freshman team, giving the Orange and Black multiple selections on the All-Rookie team in back-to-back seasons.

Samuels has played in 15 games, including 13 starts, and has four points on two goals this season. Andersson has appeared and started in all 18 games this season for Mercer and tallied seven points on one goal and five assists. Ranjitsingh has played every minute in goal this season for the Bears and finished tied for first in the A-Sun with seven shutouts and second in the league with a 1.07 goals against average.

Mercer returns to the field on Wednesday evening when it takes on Lipscomb in the first round of the Atlantic Sun Championship. Game time is scheduled for 4 p.m. at Summers-Taylor Stadium on the campus of East Tennessee State University.
 

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Football / Re: 2011 Atlantic Sun Stats College Soccer
« on: November 03, 2011, 06:20:05 PM »
Yes the goalkeeper is Trini decent!!

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Football / 2011 Atlantic Sun Stats College Soccer
« on: November 03, 2011, 02:17:46 PM »

Greg Ranjitsingh - Goalkeeper for Mercer University


GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GA Avg
1. Greg Ranjitsingh-MER  17 18 1598:36 1.01
2. COULTER, Ryan-ETSU  18 20 1720:48 1.05
3. GLICK, Adam-FGCU  12 14 1123:19 1.12
4. McCABE, Jason-UPST  15 19 1399:13 1.22
5. Carlin, Gavin-JU  8 10 701:22 1.28
6. SCHNABL, Andreas-STET  15 21 1390:38 1.36
7. Foley,Johnny-JU  10 14 875:00 1.44
8. MANNING, Lou-BEL  18 28 1598:56 1.58
9. MCGEE, Brent-LIP  18 32 1635:00 1.76
10. BERTELE, Federico-UNF  14 38 1270:25 2.69


SHUTOUTS GP Shutouts Sho/G
1. Greg Ranjitsingh-MER  17 7 0.41  
COULTER, Ryan-ETSU  18 7 0.39
3. McCABE, Jason-UPST  15 6 0.40
4. SCHNABL, Andreas-STET  15 5 0.33
5. MANNING, Lou-BEL  18 3 0.17
 GLICK, Adam-FGCU  12 3 0.25
7. MCGEE, Brent-LIP  18 2 0.11
8. Foley,Johnny-JU  10 1 0.10
 Carlin, Gavin-JU  8 1 0.12
 HUSTED, Ryan-UNF  2 1 0.50






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Football / Re: 2011 US College season thread
« on: October 19, 2011, 09:40:05 PM »
Bears Settle for 0-0 Draw against USC Upstate

MACON, Ga. –After 110 minutes of all-out effort, the Mercer men's soccer team just couldn't find the back of the net in an eventual 0-0 draw with USC Upstate on a bitterly cold Wednesday evening at Bear Field.
 
Mercer (6-6-2, 1-3-1 A-Sun) put up a season-high 23 shots in the contest and out-cornered USC Upstate (5-7-2, 2-3-2 A-Sun) 9-8, but failed to light up the scoreboard in a game for just the third time this season.
 
Each squad had several quality scoring chances throughout in a game that was high tempo on the offensive side of the ball from the first whistle.
 
The Bears best chance came in the first half when junior Joey Heavner whipped in a corner kick that freshman Carl-Oscar Andersson headed on net. The attempt looked to be sailing in just inside the near post, but a USC Upstate defender headed the ball of the line to keep the game scoreless.
 
The Spartans top scoring opportunity came late in the second half. Senior Timo Forester dribbled into some space and ripped a shot from about 25 yards out that bounded off the far post and back onto the field of play.
 
Mercer goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh made a season-high six saves to record his sixth shutout of the season, while USC Upstate's Jason McCabe made seven saves to preserve the 0-0 final score.
 
Mercer is back in action this Saturday when it hosts ETSU in its final Atlantic Sun Conference home match of the 2011 season. Game time is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Bear Field and will double as Senior Night for defenders Ryan Young and Phil Thoren.

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Football / Re: 2011 US College season thread
« on: September 25, 2011, 07:38:38 AM »
http://www.omavs.com/news/2011/9/23/MSOC_0923111951.aspx?path=msoc

Mercer Takes Care of Business in 2-0 Win over Nebraska Omaha

OMAHA, Neb. – The Mercer men's soccer team made sure it enters Atlantic Sun Conference play on a high note after a dominating 2-0 road victory over Nebraska Omaha on Friday evening in front of 1,488 fans at Werner Park.
 
Mercer (4-3-1) out-shot Nebraska Omaha (1-5-0) 14-11, including an 11-3 edge in shots on goal, in a game that got testy at times and featured 35 combined fouls.
 
In the first-ever meeting between the two clubs and the Bears first visit to Nebraska since 2005, it didn't take long for the visitors to make their mark in the Cornhusker State. Junior Josh Shutter put a long throw right into the middle of the box that freshman Ashani Samuels jumped up and headed into the back of the net to give Mercer a 1-0 lead less than a minute into the game.
 
That would be all the scoring for both sides in a back-and-forth first half that ended with the Orange and Black holding the 1-0 advantage.
 
Sophomore Ehjayson Henry broke a lull in the action in the second stanza when he orchestrated a run in the box and tried to slide in a shot low past UNO goalkeeper Josh Christensen, but the attempt was cleared off the line by a Nebraska Omaha defender to keep the score 1-0.
 
The Orange and Black kept pressing on, however, and put the game out of reach in the 81st minute. Junior Joey Heavner curled a ball in behind the Mavericks defense that classmate Will Betts flicked over Christensen's head to give Mercer a 2-0 lead.
 
That would be all the scoring in the contest, as Mercer goalkeeper Greg Ranjitsingh made three saves to record his third career and second-straight shutout.
 
Mercer returns to Macon for the beginning of A-Sun Conference play next weekend, starting with a match-up against North Florida on September 29. Game time is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Bear Field. 

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Football / College Soccer-Goalkeeper
« on: September 21, 2011, 12:51:15 PM »

MACON, Ga. – The Mercer men's soccer team used some incredible individual offensive efforts and suffocating team defending to come away with an impressive 2-0 win over in-state rival Georgia Southern on Sunday evening at Bear Field.

Freshman Greg Ranjitsingh finished with four saves on the evening to record his second shutout of the season. The clean sheet for Mercer was especially impressive considering Georgia Southern entered Sunday's game with the seventh ranked scoring offense in the country, averaging 2.83 goals per game.


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