2. Suburban One–Continental League
Standings & Overall Records
League Record Overall Record
Seed Team Wins Losses Ties Points Wins Loses Ties
1st
Central Bucks East 13 1 0 39 21 3 0
2nd
North Penn 12 2 0 36 16 4 0
3rd
Central Bucks West 9 4 1 28 10 7 2
4th
Souderton 7 5 2 23 8 7 3
5th
Central Bucks South 5 8 1 16 7 9 2
6th
Hatboro-Horsham 3 9 2 11 4 12 2
7th
Pennridge 2 8 4 10 2 9 7
8th
Quakertown 0 14 0 0 1 17 0
“The key to a winning season
is focusing on one opponent at a time.
Winning one week at a time.
Never look back and never look ahead.”
Chuck Noll
3. 1
CB East
Varsity Soccer
Suburban OnE-Continental League 2014
1st
Place Champions
League Record: 13 Wins 1 Losses 0 Ties
Regular Season Record: 16 Wins 2 Losses 0 Ties
Overall Record: 21 Wins 3 Losses 0 Ties
League Game History
GAME DATE VERSUS OUTCOME
Aug 29, 2014 East Stroudsburg North* (A) Win 6-0
Aug 30, 2014 Spring-Ford* (H) Win 2-0
Sep 4, 2014 Pennridge (H) Win 2-0
Sep 5, 2014 North Penn (A) Win 1-0
Sep 9, 2014 Hatboro-Horsham (H) Win 2-0
Sep 11, 2014 Central Bucks South (A) Win 1-0
Sep 13, 2014 Methacton* (A) Loss 0-2
Sep 15, 2014 Quakertown (A) Win 6-0
Sep 17, 2014 Central Bucks West (H) Win 3-1
Sep 20, 2014 Souderton (A) Win 2-1
Sep 23, 2014 Pennridge (A) Win 3-2
Sep 29, 2014 North Penn (H) Win 2-1 (OT)
Oct 1, 2014 Hatboro-Horsham (A) Win 1-0
Oct 7, 2014 Central Bucks South (H) Win 3-1
Oct 8, 2014 Quakertown (H) Win 5-0
Oct 11, 2014 WB Coughlin* (H) Win 3-1
Oct 13, 2014 Central Bucks West (A) Loss 1-2
Oct 15, 2014 Souderton (H) Win 3-1
* Non-League Games
District One Playoffs
Game Date Versus Outcome
Oct 23, 2014 Bye 1st
Round
Oct 25, 2014 Methacton Win 1-0; 2nd
Round (OT)
Oct 28, 2014 Plymouth Whitemarsh Win 2-1; Quarterfinals (OT)
Oct. 30 2014 Unionville Win 4-1; Semifinals
Nov 1, 2014 Great Valley Win 1-0; Final
State Championship–PIAA Boy’s AAA
Game Date Versus Outcome
Nov 4, 2014 Central York Win 2-1; 1st
Round
Nov 8, 2014 Mechanicsburg Loss 0-1; Quarterfinals
4. 2
*
2014 Central Bucks East
Varsity Roster
NAME JERSEY # POSITION GRADE
Bowen, Joey 8 D 10
Chomik, Justin 17 M 11
Eisold, J. R.* 7 D 11
Eisold, Will 13 D 9
Farrior, Booker* 2 D 12
Farwell, Justin 3 M 12
Fischer, Sean 4 M 12
Gilligan, Brian* 9 M 11
Gleason, Jake 11 D 11
Ives, Travis 30 F 12
Kaba, Bramah 45 M 12
Klokner, Julian* 10 M 12
Lutz, Ian* 15 D/M 11
Marquez, Marco 12 M 12
Polozniakov, Oleg 6 F 12
Prime, Austin 1 GK 11
Self, Kyle 18 M 12
Sheehan, Stephen 14 M/D 10
Sheehy, Chris 22 D 12
Vare, Evan* 16 M/F 11
Walters, Andrew 5 M/D 11
Bandlow, Karl 00 GK 10
Barlow, Erik 24 D 10
Cannon, Thomas 40 F/M 9
Corrigan, Kyle 99 M/D 11
Duran, Eduardo 28 M 9
Norek, Joe 25 M 11
Parasky, Alex 50 M/F 11
Rogers, Jeffrey 19 D 11
Rott, Briton 20 D 11
Sutcliffe, Jonathan 21 M 11
Zach, Andrew 23 M 11
* Captains
Head Coach – Mike Gornii
Asst. Coaches – Josh Isaacsohn, Brendon Smith, Bob Klinee
6. 4
varsity player statistics
Evan Vare 29 12 41
Brian Gilligan 5 9 14
Justin Chomik 3 10 13
JR Eisold 4 8 12
Julian Klokner 6 5 11
Alex Parasky 2 6 8
Booker Farrior 0 4 4
Ian Lutz 1 2 3
Stephen Sheehan 2 0 2
Travis Ives 1 0 1
Marco Marquez 1 0 1
Andrew Walters 1 0 1
Andrew Zach 1 0 1
Joey Bowen 0 1 1
Will Eisold 0 1 1
Oleg Polozniakov 0 1 1
Name Goals Assists Points
Scoring
56 Goals FOR
16 Goals Against
Goalkeeping
KEEPER: Austin Prime 11 Shutouts in 24 Games
7. 5
Individual Player Honors
Suburban One Continental League
FIRST TEAM
Booker Farrior
Julian Klokner
Evan Vare
SECOND TEAM
J.R. Eisold
Brian Gilligan
Austin Prime
THIRD TEAM
Will Eisold
HONORABLE MENTION
Justin Chomik
All Southeastern Pa Selection
Evan Vare
Pennsylvania All-State Team
Evan Vare
8. 6
2014 Central Bucks East
Junior Varsity Roster
NAME # POSITION GRADE
Brophy, John 14 D 9
Chwal, Tanner 15 M/D 9
Clark, Evan 2 GK 9
Creedon, Liam 27 M 10
Dalsass, Harrison 36 F 10
Daniels, Austin 33 M 11
Horn, Gregory 43 D 10
Jones, Tre 31 M 11
Kaba, Nuhan 39 F 9
Kaempf, Kyle 38 M 11
Kittleson, Kiel 44 M 10
Krysztofowicz, Sebastian 41 M 10
Leasoff, Brenden 12 M 9
Lisle, Julian 32 F 10
Mill, Ryan 29 M 11
Moyer, Bill 0 GK 9
Naddeo, Nick 13 D 9
Ogonowski, Tomasz 35 M 10
Panas, Stephan 11 M 9
Quigley, Eric 1 M/F 10
Rosica, Brandon 10 M 9
Schloeffel, Luke 9 D 9
Stokes, Jordan 34 M/F 10
Troy, Ben 7 M 9
Zosulis, Jake 16 D 9
Bandlow, Karl 00 GK 10
Barlow, Erik 24 D 10
Cannon, Thomas 40 F/M 9
Corrigan, Kyle 99 M/D 11
Duran, Eduardo 28 M 9
Norek, Joe 25 M 11
Parasky, Alex 50 M/F 11
Rogers, Jeffrey 19 D 11
Rott, Briton 20 D 11
Sutcliffe, Jonathan 21 M 11
Zach, Andrew 23 M 11
Coach – Bob Klinee
10. 8
Junior varsity
Record
League Record: 11 Wins 0 Losses 3 Ties
Overall Record: 15 Wins 0 Losses 3 Ties
League Game History
Game Date Versus Outcome
Aug 29, 2014 East Stroudsburg North* (H) Win 3-0
Aug 30, 2014 Spring-Ford* (H) Win 3-1
Sep 4, 2014 Pennridge (H) Win 5-0
Sep 5, 2014 North Penn (A) Win 2-0
Sep 9, 2014 Hatboro-Horsham (H) Tie 1-1
Sep 11, 2014 Central Bucks South (A) Win 1-0
Sep 13, 2014 Methacton* (A) Win 4-0
Sep 15, 2014 Quakertown (A) Win 5-0
Sep 17, 2014 Central Bucks West (H) Win 4-0
Sep 20, 2014 Souderton (A) Win 3-0
Sep 23, 2014 Pennridge (A) Win 3-0
Sep 29, 2014 North Penn (H) Win 2-0
Oct 1, 2014 Hatboro-Horsham (A) Win 5-0
Oct 7, 2014 Central Bucks South (H) Tie 2-2
Oct 8, 2014 Quakertown (H) Win 5-0
Oct 11, 2014 Coughlin* (H) Win 3-0
Oct 13, 2014 Central Bucks West (A) Tie 0-0
Oct 15, 2014 Souderton (H) Win 4-1
* Non-League Games
11. 9
Junior varsity player statistics
Player Shots
No. Name On-Goal Goals Assists
14 Brophy, John 0 0 2
15 Chwal, Tanner 10 4 0
2 Clark, Evan 1 0 0
27 Creedon, Liam 21 2 6
36 Dalsass, Harrison 34 6 2
33 Daniels, Austin 4 1 0
43 Horn, Gregory 2 0 0
31 Jones, Tre 3 1 1
38 Kaempf, Kyle 2 1 2
44 Kittleson, Kiel 9 2 3
41 Krysztofowicz, Sebastian 26 6 6
32 Lisle, Julian 4 3 2
29 Mill, Ryan 1 0 1
35 Ogonowski, Tomasz 10 1 0
11 Panas, Stephan 3 1 2
1 Quigley, Eric 23 6 1
10 Rosica, Brandon 5 2 0
9 Schloeffel, Luke 5 0 0
34 Stokes, Jordan 3 0 2
7 Troy, Ben 6 2 0
00 Bandlow, Karl 2 0 1
24 Barlow, Erik 0 0 2
40 Cannon, Thomas 2 1 0
99 Corrigan, Kyle 4 1 1
28 Duran, Eduardo 7 1 1
25 Norek, Joe 4 1 0
50 Parasky, Alex 3 1 1
19 Rogers, Jeffrey 21 9 4
20 Rott, Briton 2 0 0
21 Suttcliffe, Jonathan 9 2 1
23 Zach, Andrew 3 1 1
Totals: 229 55 42
Shots on Goal by Opponents: 54
Goals Allowed: 5
Corner Kicks Taken: 84
Corner Kicks Given: 15
Goalie Statistics
Name Saves
Bandlow, Karl 11
Moyer, Bill 7
Clark, Evan 0
Opponents 31
12. 10
CB EAST COACHING STAFFCB EAST COACHING STAFFCB EAST COACHING STAFF
Mike Gorni
Varsity Head Coach
bob kline
JV Coach
& Varsity
Assistant Coach
Josh Issaacsohn
Varsity Assistant Coach
Brendon Smith
Varsity
Assistant
Coach
13. 11
Most of us are in this more
than for just playing soccer.
We’re in it for the bigger goal—
to move it along for the next
generation.
Landon Donovan
15. 13
“A champion is someone
who does not settle
for that day’s practice,
that day’s competition,
that day’s performance.
They are always
striving to be better.
They don’t live
in the past.”
- Briana Scurry
16. 14
Seniors
Booker Farrior with Nikki & Booker
Justin Farwell with Kim & Chris
Sean Fischer with Theresa & Bill
Travis Ives with Cam & John
Bramah Kaba with Cianna, Mahmoud,
sister Rania & brother Nuhan
Julian Klokner with Laine & Jim
17. 15
Oleg Polozniakov with Lilia & Alex
Seniors
Marco Marquez with Vivian & Ernesto Kyle Self with Kim & Andre
Chris Sheehy with Danielle & Mike
The strength of the team is each individual member.
The strength of each member is the team.
Phil Jackson
Retired professional basketball coach and former player
20. 18
cole t. ballay
“Carpe Diem” Scholarship/Bucks County Foundation
The Cole T. Ballay “Carpe Diem”
Memorial Scholarship Fund
is awarded to a Central Bucks East
Senior soccer player who exhibits
passion and positive leadership
among his teammates. The
scholarship was established by Nan
and Tom Ballay in memory of their son, Cole, who
was tragically killed in an automobile accident in
2008. Cole played soccer for CB East and was a
junior soccer star at Germantown Academy where
he was a three year starter, as well as a captain
and All-Inter-AC honoree.
“For me soccer is more than a hobby or past time.
It is an anti-‐drug; a way of making new friends;
a way of expanding my views and aspects of life,
and more importantly, it is the core of my being.
When I think about something that I
feel passionate about, one word comes
to mind, soccer.” “…How could one
game consisting of a ball, 22 players,
and a net, mean so much to me? I
have no answer to this
question, but whatever it is, I will
continue to do it until the end of my days. I am
Cole Ballay, a young man, and I love soccer!”
–Excerps of an essay written by Cole T. Ballay, 2004 (age 13)
“…although life seems short and our lives at times
seem insignificant…many opportunities for greatness
will arise throughout the course of life…A greater
understanding of life’s deeper events is only fully
acquired by taking time out and appreciating life’s
smaller events. Carpe Diem!!!”
Cole Thomas Ballay 1/9/91 – 2/19/08
21. 19
edward copeland
Scholarship Award Recipients
1983 – Michael O’Malley
1984 – Daniel Martin
1985 – Christopher Ludwig
1986 – Andrew Chapman
1987 – Goeffrey Silver
1988 – Brad Mirkovich
1989 – Nick Walter
1990 – Scott Zimmer
1991 – Steve Russel
1992 – Scott Auerback
1993 – Bret Sleicher
1994 – Darren English
1995 – Brad Boehringer
1996 – Ryan Shick
1997 – Andrew Bergamn
1998 – Bryan Mettler
1999 – Mark Mattern
2000 – Scott Rodemer
2001 – Dan Enwright
2002 – Bobby Bruno
2003 – Brendon Smith
2004 – Nick Preston
2005 – Stephan Maitz
2006 – James MacPherson
2007 – Garrett McKissock/Matt Molner
2008 – Richard Lee
2009 – Sean Peckham/Alex Shubert
2010 – Ryan Apt/Fran Miller
2011 – Kristopher Davis/Michael Gleason
2012 – Nick McGarry/Eric Vare
2013 – Jake Nesteruk
2014 – Ryan Vare
In July 1982, the Central Bucks Patriots lost one of its finest soccer alumni when Eddie Copeland died in
an automobile accident at the Jersey Shore. In his memory, his friends, Vince Tranchitella, Gwyn Graham,
Dave Orphanides, Dave Dardzinski, Mark Eisold, Phil Johnston, Shannon Clark, Kevin Fisher, Kevin Wilson,
and Robert Yelnosky organized a 23 hour soccer marathon that raised money for the first Edward Copeland
Scholarship. Since 1983, there have been thirty recipients of the $1,000 scholarship award which combines
athletic, academic and social success: qualities exemplified by Eddie himself. Each year’s scholarship winner
is chosen by his teammates and awarded at East’s Soccer Banquet. The award continues to be a source of pride
and achievement for soccer players at Central Bucks East.
PAST RECIPIENTS
22. 20
youth training night
I try to do the right thing
at the right time. They may just
be little things, but usually they make the difference
between winning and losing.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
23. 21
boys soccer: intell high 5s
Posted: Saturday, August 23, 2014 10:00 pm|Updated: 11:50 pm, Sat Aug 23, 2014.
5 Teams to Watch
(listed in order of strength)
North Penn: The Knights were very close to the SOL
Continental title last year and they have more returning
talent than any team in the conference, so they enter as
the preseason favorite. Finding someone to replace 17-goal
scorer Dylan McMahon is the biggest question mark NP
faces as the year gets under way.
CB East: The Patriots always seem to graduate a boatload
of talented players and face a certain amount of rebuilding
but, by midseason, they are a very tough team to beat. A
year ago, East won its fifth conference title in six years,
but saw its state playoff run end with a penalty-kick loss in
districts.
Archbishop Wood: Veteran coach Joe Krantz said he
thinks this is one of the best technical teams he’s had in
years, led by a pair of All-Catholic players in keeper Ryan
Hemsley and forward Kevin Joyce, and a defender in Dave
Bateman, who played for the PDA Academic program last
year. The Vikings may be one of the favorites in the PCL.
CB South: Despite graduating its fair share of talented
players from a year ago, the Titans will restock quickly.
Danny Remick is a multi-year starter and sophomore mid-
fielder Colin Fagan was a third-team all-conference players
and a seven-goal scorer as a freshman. South should be in
the SOL Continental mix.
William Tennent: Ryan Todt takes over as the Panthers’
new coach, and he has a big task with only six players
returning. But five sophomores started on last year’s
district quarterfinal team, and they’re all back, led by
second-team all-conference pick Conner Weis, as well as
Mark Palage and Julian Amaro.
5 Players to Watch
(listed alphabetically)
Dave Bateman, Archbishop Wood: Last season, Bateman
played for the Player Development Academy (PDA) team
in New Jersey and has been listed among the top 150
recruits in the nation for 2015. He’ll be a big boost for the
Vikings’ defense.
Scott Jacobs, Lansdale Catholic: One of the top defen-
sive players in the Philadelphia Catholic League as a junior,
Jacobs was a first-team All-Catholic selection for an LC
team that went 13-7-1. He’ll lead a very good Crusaders
defense this season.
Drew McMenamin, North Penn: The only first-team
all-conference underclassman a year ago, McMenamin is the
top returning player in the Continental Conference. He leads
a talented defensive unit that should make scoring against
the Knights very difficult.
Danny Remick, CB South: As a junior, Remick had six
goals and five assists for 17 points, the leading scorer on
a good South squad. He’ll draw a lot of attention for the
Titans this season and is poised for a big year.
Evan Vare, CB East: After starting as a freshman, Vare
came into his own as a sophomore with 11 goals and 13
assists, making him the top returning scorer in all of the
Suburban One League, and he’s still just a junior.
5 Games to Watch
New Hope-Solebury@Plumstead Christian, Sept 2, 3:45
Two teams that annually find themselves in the mix at the
end of the season in the District One Class A playoffs square
off in this early season battle.
CB East @ North Penn, Sept. 5, 3:45
Last year’s conference champ takes on this year’s preseason
favorite in this early season game. The teams split a pair of
games last season.
Pennridge @ Souderton, Sept. 11, 7 p.m.
When these two rivals get together, it’s often a very intense
and physical game. And usually the team that wins these
games are contenders and in the mix for a spot in
districts.
CB South @ CB West, Sept. 19, 7 p.m.
War Memorial Field hosts this one, as the Central
Bucks rivals square off in the first of two games
between a pair of teams that hope to be in the hunt
for a district playoff berth.
Lansdale Catholic @ Archbishop Wood,
Oct. 13, 3:45
Since LC joined the Philadelphia Catholic
League, a fierce rivalry has evolved
between these two smaller-
classification squads, which
usually continues into
the PCL playoffs.
—Todd Thorpe–215-345-3059;
email: tthorpe@calkins.com
newspaper articles
24. 22
Team Capsules:
Central Bucks East
Coach: Mike Gorni (20th year)
Last year: 15-3-1
Key players: Jr–Evan Vare (M/F), Sr–Booker Farrior (M/D),
Sr–Julian Klokner (M/F), Jr–Brian Gilligan (M), Jr.–J.R. Eisold (D)
The season: After winning their fifth SOL Continental
Conference in six years a year ago, the Patriots have a young team
that will rely on senior captains Farrior and Klokner. Don’t be
surprised if they’re right in the mix again though.
SOL Boys’ Soccer
Players to Watch
Posted by editor 9/2/14
Continental Conference Players to Watch
Evan Vare, junior forward, Central Bucks East: In 2013,
Vare scored 11 goals and led the league with 13 assists
(35 points). A starter since midway through his freshman
season, he was a second team all-league forward for an East
squad that captured the Continental
Conference title.
Coach Mike Gorni says: “He’s very,
very quick with the ball. He has a good
shot—he has a good shot both from
distance and in tight especially, slash-
ing towards goal. He’s probably the
best player in the air on our team, so he
gets a lot of head ball goals. He’s not a
big kid, but he jumps out of the house.
He really gets good altitude for someone who’s not a
tall player.”
Central Bucks East: Evan Vare, junior forward; Booker
Farrior, senior defender.
SOL Boys’ Soccer Wrap (8-29-14)
Central Bucks East 6, East Stroudsburg North 0
J.R. Eisold scored 10 minutes into the game, sparking a 6-0
scoring run by the Patriots in a deadly 15-minute span, and
Friday’s opener was over almost before it began.
“That won’t happen very often in the course of our year,”
coach Mike Gorni said. “It was a good win. We got a lot of
kids in and got to rest our starters because we have back-to-
back games tomorrow with Springford.”
Stephen Sheehan scored a pair of goals while Evan Vare,
Andrew Walters and Julian Klokner each added single
goals for the Patriots, who made the road trip to East
Stroudsburg.
“They did us a favor last year because we lost a game on our
schedule, and we needed a fill in,” Gorni said. “They came all
the way down to play us, so we went all the way up to play
them.”
Central Bucks East 6-0 6
East Stroudsburg North 0-0 0
Klokner’s Accidental Goal
Lifts C.B. East
Kate Harman, ForTheInquirer
Published Saturday, September 6, 2014, 1:08 AM
It was intended to be a far post service.
As the ball left the foot of Julian Klokner, that is exactly
what it looked like: a great scoring opportunity for the
Central Bucks East boys’ soccer team.
Instead, the ball found its way to the back of the net.
When it deflected off the post and went in, it surprised
the Patriots so much that they didn’t really celebrate.
Minus any hoopla, Klokner’s strike within the first five
minutes of the game was all C.B. East needed Friday after-
noon, as the Patriots won their fourth straight game.
They defeated North Penn, 1-0, in a Suburban One
Continental contest.
“I just got lucky and it went in, but we will take that all day,”
said Klokner, a midfielder.
The Patriots were still talking about
the goal as they went over to find some
postgame shade.
“I was just sitting
there far post, thinking I would knock
it in,” one player remarked.
“I didn’t think it went in,” another add-
ed, the team all smiles and tired legs
after the conference battle.
What was senior defender Booker
Farrior’s reaction to the goal from his vantage point in the
back?
“Niiiice, really nice,” Farrior said.
Things are going nicely for the Patriots this season, as C.B.
East has scored 11 goals in four games, allowing zero in
that span.
“We are staying compact. We are really talking. We are
really jelling as a team,” Farrior said. “We are starting to get
the vibe.”
It was the second game in less than 24 hours for the Patriots-
—a fact the Knights used to their advantage in the midfield,
as they earned a lot of possessions to set up the attack.
But even with several players putting in 80 minutes for
the second straight day, the C.B. East defense held, thanks
in part to some sharp goalkeeping from Austin Prime. He
finished with five saves.
“We just have to forget all of this and start back from 0-0
again,” Klokner said.
