By Steven M. Glassman

Director of Sports Information

November 20, 2018

JENKINTOWN, PA—Manor College Men's Soccer (7-6-1 overall, 0-4-0 Region XIX Division I) freshman midfielders Amadou Kamagate (Philadelphia, PA/Frankford) and Kelvin Siem (Upper Darby, PA/Absegami [NJ]) and freshman goalkeeper Aaron Chester (Pennsauken, NJ/Pennsauken) finished in the top-50 in multiple 2018 NJCAA Division I statistical categories. 

Kamagate and Siem finished tied for 41^st with 2.14 shots on goal per match (30 in 14 matches).

Chester's 91:40 played per match (1100:00 in 12 matches) were 12^th in Division I.  His 6.33 saves per match were 39^th (76 in 12) and 76 saves were 45^th.  University of South Carolina-Lancaster (Region X) freshman Austin Gunnels led with 233 saves and 14.56 saves per match (233 in 16).

As a team, Manor finished 19^th (out of 152 schools) with 16.3 shots per match (228 in 14 matches).  The Blue Jays also finished 37^th with 160 shots on goal.  They were 45^th with 228 shots.  Manor finished tied for 53^rd with 2.71 goals per match (38 in 14).  The Blue Jays finished tied for 56^th with 67 corner kicks.  They finished tied for 68^th with 96 saves.  University of South Carolina-Union (Region X) paced the way with 253 saves.  Manor finished tied for 72^nd with 38 goals scored. Montgomery (Maryland) College (Region XX) led with 122 goals scored, 4.88 goals scored per match (122 in 25), 188 corner kicks, 337 shots on goal, 597 shots, and 23.9 shots per match (597 in 25).

The Blue Jays finished its 29^th season with its first postseason berth as a Division I program and since 2013 when they were in Division III.