Signature Win: Haverford celebrated Senior Day in style with a 2-1 victory over No. 18 Swarthmore College on October 26 at Walton Field. The win secured a spot in this year's Centennial Conference tournament for the defending conference champions.
Registering their second win over a ranked opponent in a week's time, the Fords accounted for Swarthmore's first conference loss of the season while punching their third straight ticket to the Centennial playoffs.
Freshman Tejan Walcott opened the scoring in the 29th minute in the rematch of last year's Centennial final while senior Ford Bohrmann scored the eventual game-winner three minutes later.
The victory elevated Haverford into the national rankings and kept the Fords in the mix for the top seed in the conference tournament which they clinched a week later with a double-overtime tie against host Johns Hopkins University. Walcott provided the lone Haverford goal in the contest.
Awards:
- 2013 All-Centennial Conference: Adam Morollo (first team), Sam Yarosh (first team), Jamie Reingruber (second team), Ford Bohrmann (second team), Dorian Wirz (honorable mention)
- Centennial Conference Rookie of the Year: Dorian Wirz
- National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Mid-Atlantic Region: Sam Yarosh (third team)
- Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Men's Soccer Team: Sam Yarosh
- Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll: Gaines Adams, Ford Bohrmann, Matthew Johnson, Nick Kahn, Colin Lubelczyk, James Reingruber, David Robinson, Colin Seitz, Sam Yarosh
- Centennial Conference All-Sportsmanship Team: Colin Lubelczyk
- Drew Fall Festival Offensive MVP: Ford Bohrmann
- Drew Fall Festival Defensive MVP: Adam Morollo
Season notes: The Fords finished in first place in the Centennial regular-season standings for first time in program history … Haverford reached the double-digit mark in wins for the third straight year -- a feat that occurred just two other times in the storied history of the program that dates back to 1901 … Senior Ford Bohrmann paced the team and ranked among the conference leaders in points (22/tied for fourth), goals (9/fifth) and game-winning goals (5/second) … Bohrmann moved into a tie for fourth in program history with nine career game winning goals … Sophomore Sam Yarosh tied for sixth in the conference in goals (6) and 10th in points (14) … Freshman goalie Sam Miller finished the season ranked first in the conference in save percentage (.822) and third in goals against average (0.89). Miller's save percentage currently ranks fifth in program history… Miller was named the conference defensive player of the week on October 14 … Adam Morollo finished his college career with 74 games played, tied for fifth most in program history. Morollo was named the conference defensive player of the week on September 16 … The Fords made it into the Division III National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/Continental Tires national rankings twice over the course of the season … Haverford captured the Drew University Fall Festival championship on the opening weekend of the season … Ten former men's soccer players were honored for inclusion to the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) All-Century Team at halftime of the Senior Day contest against Swarthmore.
Looking forward: Haverford returns four of its top-five scorers in Sam Yarosh, Tejan Walcott, Matthew Clausen, and Brady Seitz as it looks to contend once again for the Centennial title.