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CCSU's Klukowski Honored by NEC

Senior Midfielder Named Player of the Week for Second Time

September 23, 2008

Central Connecticut State men’s soccer captain Yan Klukowski was tabbed Brine/NEC Player of the Week for his performances in CCSU's victories over Marist and Manhattan last week.

The senior midfielder has been named Player of the Week in two out of the first three weeks of play for the Blue Devils.

Yan Klukowski
Yan Klukowski was named the NEC Player of the Week. (CCSU Athletics)

In Central's first game of the week against Marist, the Blue Devils were holding on to a one goal lead when Klukowski played a ball over the top of the defense to fellow senior captain, David Tyrie. The CCSU defender put it away in the 65th minute and the Blue Devils won 3-1.

On the road against Manhattan, Klukowski scored the lone goal of the game in the 30th minute. The Wiltshire, England native received a ball from sophomore Connor Smith and was left one on one with the Jasper goalkeeper. Klukowski finished the play and the Blue Devils held on to improve their record this year to 4-1-1.

CCSU has been playing extremely well since their NEC Championship and run to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament a year ago. The Blue Devils are now 12-2-2 in their last 16 games, dating back to October of 2007. Central will be traveling to Virginia on Tuesday September 23 to take on the Cavaliers at 7:00 p.m.

Klukowski now leads the Blue Devils and stands in second in the NEC with four goals and nine total points.







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