Photo Gallery Of Signees

Staten Island, NY – Wagner College head women's soccer coach, fresh off his eighth season with the Seahawks and 2014 Northeast Conference (NEC) Coach of the Year, Mike Minielli has announced the Seahawks' incoming freshman class of 11 student-athletes.
 
The Class of 2019 will join the Green & White on Grymes hill for the 2015 season. The newest 11 Seahawks come from throughout the United States. Eight hail from New Jersey, two from New York (Staten Island and Massapequa) and one from St. Louis, Missouri. The incoming class features six midfielders, three forwards, one defender and one goalie.
 
"I am very pleased and excited about the Class of 2019 coming in," expressed Coach Minielli. "This incoming class fills all of the needs that we feel needed to be addressed coming off of our successful 2014 season. These young ladies will fit in with our team right away both on the field as well as in the classroom. They are all outstanding students as well as soccer players. We are all looking forward to them joining us for the fall of 2015."
 
Class of 2019 Soccer Signees:
 
Maria D'Amico – Midfield
Freehold, NJ/ Freehold Township/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Maria can play anywhere in the midfield, she's very good on the ball." 

Jacqie Vivaldi – Midfield
Brick, NJ/ Brick Memorial/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Jacqie will play center midfield for us, she is a great ball winner and brings defensive force." 

Kristen Bischoff – Forward
Massapequa, NY/ Massapequa/ Massapequa
"Kristen is an accomplished goal scorer, we are looking to her to enhance our attack in the fall."

Sandra Battista – Forward
Staten Island, NY/ Notre Dame Academy/ Silver Lake
"Sandra can play up top or out wide, she has great speed with a good technical level." 

Katie Viscardi – Goalie
Hazlett, NJ/ Mater Dei Prep/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Katie is our goalkeeper, she is very athletic and a great shot stopper."
 
Karissa Bourbeau – Midfield
Ocean Township, NJ/ Ocean City/ South Jersey Barons
"Karissa is another player who can play anywhere in the midfield, she is good on both attack and defense."

Jess Aletta – Midfield
Jackson, NJ/ Jackson Memorial/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Jess can play multiple positions and will give us help in the midfield and up top."

Kim Fetto – Midfield
Manalapan, NJ/ Manalapan/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Kim will play in the midfield for us, she has excellent vision and play making ability."

Nicole Doherty – Forward
Manalapan, NJ/ Manalapan/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Nicole can also play up top or out wide, she is a very good 1v1 player."

Peyton Beck – Midfield
St. Louis, MO/ Webster Groves/ Lou Fusz
"Peyton can play center midfield or center back, she is very good technically with good vision."

Samantha Binn – Defender
Middletown, NJ/ Middletown North/ New Jersey Wildcats
"Samantha can play anywhere on the back line and is a good attacker from the back line."

The 2014 Seahawks finished with an overall record of 9-7-3, recording a program-best 4-1-2 mark during conference play, while qualifying for the NEC Championships for the first time since 1997.