NE-10 Regular Season & Tournament Champions 13-5-2, 7-1-1 Northeast-10
The 1990 men’s soccer team enjoyed an outstanding season in which it captured the Northeast-10 Conference “double” by winning both the regular season and tournament championships. Stonehill’s 13 wins was the most since 1985. while its 7-1-1 mark in Conference play is eclipsed only by a 7-0-0 mark in 1985 in program history. Under the direction of Hall of Fame head coach Ernie Branco, the team produced four All-Northeast-10 Conference honorees, including Player of the Year Andy McMahon - the first Hall of Fame inductee from the men’s soccer program, and Freshman of the Year Jason Hammond. Steve McMenamin joined McMahon on the All-NE-10 first team, while Bob Taylor was a second team choice along with Hammond. Stonehill clinched the second Northeast-10 regular season championship in program history with a 2-1 decision at Saint Michael’s College in late October. The team remained hot into the postseason, opening with a 5-0 triumph over Merrimack in the semifinals after earning a first round bye before topping rival Bentley 2-1 in the final. McMenamin was named Tournament MVP. McMahon led Stonehill with 24 points to earn All-New England accolades, while Hammond’s seven clean sheets still rank as the second-highest single-season total in program history.
Jay Anderson
Michael Bond
Jeff Brine
James Brown
Jonathan Cunha
Michael Dagata
Mark Dellasanti
Mark Falvey
Ryan Feeney
Jason Hammond
Geoff Harrison
Chad Luce
Jamie Mason
Greg Massotti
Jeff Massotti
Andy McMahon*
Steve McMenamin*
Bill Mello
Dean O’Keefe
Karl Patterson
Scott Pyy
James Riley
Derek Shine
Daniel Sullivan
Bob Taylor*
Terry Traft
Matt Turner
Ernie Branco, Head Coach
Jose Gomes, Assistant Coach
Paul Courchesne, Trainer
Kevin Courchesne, Trainer
Kate McMahon, Manager
