2010 Tournament 9/24 - 9/25
Day 1 results
FDR 2 Kingston 1 (2nd overtime )
Carmel 2 Pine Bush 1
Day 2
FDR 4 Carmel 1
Joel Tomson Tournament Champs - FDR
Poughkeepsie Journal 9/25/2010
Boys soccer roundup: Roosevelt honors late coach with win
Mike Pagano scored at 6:09 of the second overtime on a rebound of a Patrick Noonan shot as the Franklin D. Roosevelt High School boys soccer team defeated Kingston 2-1 at the first day of the fifth annual Joel Tomson Memorial Tournament in Hyde Park on Friday.Tomson coached the Presidents to the Mid-Hudson Athletic League title on Oct. 25, 2003, while suffering from terminal cancer that spread from his lungs to his bones. He died on Dec. 12 of that year at age 54.
"I spoke to the team before the game about memories and how it's a memorial tournament in honor of Joel Tomson," Roosevelt coach Dan Cowan said.
Matt Koziol tied the score at 1-1 for Roosevelt (5-0) at 5:05 of the second half. Presidents goalkeeper Mike Bojko made five saves.
Roosevelt won a game in last year's tournament after falling behind 2-0.
"I didn't think they'd give me another memory," Cowan said. "We are happy and we are proud to get this win for Joel Tomson."
Roosevelt will host Carmel in its second game of the tournament today at 10 a.m. Carmel defeated Pine Bush 2-1.Poughkeepsie Journal 9/26/2010
Boys soccer
Pat Noonan and Yury Wajda collected two goals and an assist apiece as Franklin D. Roosevelt defeated Carmel 4-1 in Hyde Park to finish the Joel Tomson Memorial Tournament with a 2-0 record
The Presidents remain unbeaten in the tournament that began in 2006.
"I thought the guys had fight in them after a tough overtime game (Friday),'' Roosevelt coach Dan Cowan said. "They played simple and passed the ball very well.''
Daily Freeman 9/25/2010
Roosevelt slips past Kingston in overtime
HYDE PARK — Kingston High boys soccer team lost a heartbreaker in double overtime, 2-1, to host Roosevelt in the opening round of the Joel Tomson Memorial Tournament.“I thought we played with a lot of intensity and we pretty evenly with them,” said Tigers coach Rob Cowburn. “We had our chances and they won the game on a deflection.”
Wilbert Gutierrez gave Kingston (1-4) the early lead with a goal in the 21st minute.
The Presidents (5-0) tied the game on Matt Koziol’s goal in the second half and got the winning goal when Mike Pagano redirected on a pass from Pat Noonan in the 96th minute.
Adrian Trimino made 19 saves in goal for Kingston and Mike Barowsky(really Mike Bokjko) had four stops for Roosevelt.
Kingston plays next on Monday at James I. O’Neill.
