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2007: NSCAA/adidas
Second-Team All-America and First-Team All-New England Region.
Daktronics New England Region and Northeast-10 Player of the Year
and NE-10 All-Conference First Team. ESPN The Magazine First-Team
Academic All-America and All-District, and NE-10 All-Academic First
Team. Started all 19 matches in
which he played. Finished second in the nation with 25 goals and
added three assists for 53 points, tying him for fourth in the
country. Set new Div. II NCAA Tournament records with nine goals in
a single tournament and 10 in a career. Led the team and the NE-10
with seven match-winning goals. Scored multiple goals in seven
matches, and tallied at least three in five games. Recorded three
goals in a 5-1 win over Stonehill (9/29). Notched a career-high four
goals in a win over Saint Anselm (10/6), then netted three more the
next time out against Merrimack (10/10). Named the NCAA New England
Regional Most Outstanding Offensive Player after recording two hat
tricks in wins over Le Moyne (11/8) and UMass Lowell (11/10). Scored
both Raven goals in the NCAA Quarterfinal win over Dowling (11/17).
Scored the match-winning goal in the 89th minute to win the National
Championship match against Lincoln Memorial (12/2); named the NCAA
Tournament Most Outstanding Offensive Player. 2006:
NE-10 Commissioner's Honor Roll Gold
Scholar. All-NE-10 Conference third team. Played
16 matches, starting 13. Finished second on the team in
both goals (eight) and points (17). Recorded his first collegiate point with an
assist in 2-0 win at Bentley (9/20). Scored the first two goals of
his Ravens career, including the match-winner, in 5-0 win against Stonehill
(9/30). Netted two more in the next match, a 3-0 victory at Le Moyne
(10/3). Scored in the third consecutive outing with the match-winning
tally in 4-0 win over Saint Anselm (10/7). Scored in back-to-back
matches to open the Northeast-10 Tournament against Saint Anselm (10/24)
in the quarterfinals and Southern New Hampshire (10/27) in the
semifinals.
Netted the lone goal in 1-0 NCAA Regional semifinal victory over Southern New Hampshire.
Earned All-Tournament team honors at the New England Regional. Before Franklin Pierce: 2006 graduate of Loughborough University in England. Graduated with First Class Honors in sport and leisure management (BSC). Personal:
Born May 19, 1983, in London, England. Son of Margaret Clifton and
John Burraway of London. Pursuing his Master's of Business
Administration degree at the University.
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