Newmeyer Tops 100 Career Goals

Newmeyer Tops 100 Career Goals 1Montgomery Catholic soccer player Colin Newmeyer scored his 100th and 101st career soccer goals in a match against LAMP on Wednesday, March 16.

Varsity Soccer Coach Timmy McCormack presented Colin with a game ball before the Knights home game against Trinity to commemorate this milestone on Tuesday, March 25, 2008.

Colin has become only the fifth male player in state history and the second Montgomery Catholic soccer player in as many years to reach over 100 career goals. He has signed to play soccer with an NCAA Division II school, Tusculum College, in the fall.

Wesley Lyle of The Montgomery Advertiser wrote a nice article on Colin’s accomplishment published in the March 28th issue. To read it, click here: http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080328/SPORTS03/803280317/1002/SPORTS

Pictured above, Montgomery Catholic senior Colin Newmeyer holds the game ball commemorating his 100th career goal with Varsity Coach Timmy McCormack and his parents Brian & Kristi Newmeyer.

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