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- Named Co-MVP, CCL, Large & Small School Division, Nov. 1, 2008
- Named CCL First Team All-Star, Large & Small School Division, Nov. 1, 2008
- Named Top Goalie in both Catholic Central Large and Small League, Boston Globe, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, Nov.
1, 2008.
- Named by the Lowell Sun as a "Player to Watch," Sept. 2008.
- Named by the Lowell Sun as a "Player to Watch" in 2007, Sept. 7, 2007
- Lowell Catholic Varsity Boys Soccer Team is 2007 Catholic Central Small League Division 3 Champion!
The team achieved the best winning record in school history, finishing the regular season with a record of 11-5-1, qualifying
for the State Tournament for the 2nd straight year!
- Lowell Sun All-Scholastic All-Star Soccer, Honorable Mention, Dec. 2007
- All-Conference, 1st Team, Catholic Central League, Small School Division, Nov. 2007
- Named All-Star in the Catholic Central Small League: Andrew
Larmand, the goalie with the most wins (12) in MIAA Division 3 North
- The Lowell Catholic Varsity Boy's Soccer Team (9-5)made it to the State Tournament in 2006.
- Starting goal keeper for the Lowell Catholic Varsity Boy's Soccer Team, 2006 and 2007.
- Received Rookie of the Year Award for Varsity Boy's Soccer, Nov. 2006.
2007 Soccer News Coverage from The Boston Globe
Oct. 8, 2007:
Leading Goalie in Catholic Central Small School League
Oct. 14, 2007
Boys' soccer Catholic Central: Freshman Andrew Larmand had 10 saves to lead Lowell Catholic past Austin Prep, 2-1.
2007 Soccer News Coverage from the Lowell Sun:
Congratulations to Lowell Catholic's Boys
Soccer Team. They are the 2007 Central Catholic Small School League Champions!
The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 11/05/2007
Division 3 North
Lowell Catholic 4
North Shore 1
Leading the charge was senior midfielder Hector Espildora, who notched his 13th and 14th goals (both unassisted) at 16
minutes of the first half and 30 minutes of the second half.
Junior forward Tommy Joyce's unassisted tally 10 minutes into the game got LC (13-5-1) off and running, before Espildora
made it 2-0.
Junior midfielder Alex Clark scored midway through the second half, assisted by Alex Dubois, and Espildora capped the attack.
Andrew Larmand finished with 9 saves and the entire LC defense played well.
Lowell Catholic hosts No. 6 seed Greater Lowell Tech (11-4-4) in a quarterfinal round game Tuesday at Leblanc Field (2:30
p.m.).
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 11/01/2007
Seeds at stake for local teams
Jae Hyun scored a pair of goals and Matt Cavanaugh connected on a penalty kick, lifting the Lowell
Catholic boys soccer team to a 3-1 non-league victory over host North Shore Tech of Beverly yesterday in the regular season
finale.
Boys soccer
Lowell Catholic 3
North Shore 1
All the scoring came in the first half as the Crusaders (12-5-1) probably nailed down a top 3 seed and opening round bye
in the Division 3 North Tournament (pairings today).
Hector Espildora and midfielder Alex Clark had the LC assists, and both played strong all-around games, while keeper Andrew
Larmand finished with 7 saves.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 10/30/2007
Boys soccer
Elsewhere locally, five players netted a goal each in a 5-1 romp by Division 3 North Catholic Central League Small School
champion Lowell Catholic over Pope John of Everett.
Lowell Catholic 5
Pope John 1
Marksmen for LC in this makeup game were team-high scorers Hector Espildora (12-8-20 points) and Jae Hyun (12-5-17), with
a goal and assist each, along with Alex Clark (rebound of own penalty kick), Matt Cavanaugh and Eric Savard.
Defensive standouts included Derrick Coleman and Jesse Graham, who added an assist each, while keeper Andrew Larmand made
6 saves.
The Crusaders, who finished 9-0-1 league and are 11-4-1 overall with 2 games left, led 3-0 at the half.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 10/27/2007
Boys soccer
Greater Lowell 1
Lowell Catholic 0
For the Lowell Catholic Crusaders (10-4-1), who have qualified for the Division 3 North Tournament, keeper Andrew Larmand
finished with 7 saves in this non-league game at Leblanc Field in Lowell.
Greater Lowell defeated Lowell Catholic 5-1 earlier this fall.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 10/25/2007
Senior midfielder Hector Esplidora pocketed his 10th and 11th goals, and passed out his 7th assist of the season, while
junior forward Tommy Joyce also notched 2 goals as Lowell Catholic toppled visiting Matignon High of Cambridge, 5-2, in a
Catholic Central League Small School Division boys soccer game in Lowell yesterday.
Boys soccer
The MIAA Tournament pairings are scheduled for release next Thursday.
Lowell Catholic 5
Matignon 2
Alex Clark added 1 goal for the Crusaders, who won their 3rd straight game and moved to 8-0-1 in CCL Small and 10-3-1 overall.
Jae Hyun passed out 2 assists and keeper Andrew Larmand made 3 saves for LC, which constructed a commanding 4-1 halftime
lead.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 10/16/2007
Hyun scores to give the upset to Lowell Catholic Senior midfielder
Jae Hyun scored his 11th goal during the 18th minute of the first half, lifting the Lowell Catholic High boys soccer team
to a 1-0 upset of host Austin Prep in their Catholic Central League crossover game yesterday in Reading.
Boys soccer
Lowell Catholic 1
Austin Prep 0
Tom Joyce set up Hyun's goal and Crusaders keeper Andrew Larmand made 16 saves on the way to his second shutout.
Contributing strong defensive efforts for Lowell (8-3-1) were sweeper Derrick Coleman, stoppers Kyle Thomas and Graham
and fullbacks Kosta Hatzipetres and Matt Bevillard.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 10/11/2007
Lowell Catholic 5
Cathedral 1
Lowell Catholic senior Jae Hyun recorded a hat trick in the first half to give the Crusaders (7-2-1, 6-0-1 CCL) a 3-0 lead
in their Catholic Central League match up. Hyun added an assist in the second half.
Also getting in on the scoring were Hector Espildora (1 goal, 2 assists) and Kosta Hatzipetres, who scored off an Alex
Clark corner kick.
Lowell Catholic got a solid effort from sophomore goalkeeper Andrew Larmand (8 saves).
Also playing well for the Crusaders were stopper Jesse Graham and midfielder Eric Savard, who celebrated his birthday with
his best performance of the season.
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Lowell Catholic picks up fifth win of season
The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 09/27/2007
Hector Espildora and Jae Hyun scored 2 goals apiece as Lowell Catholic defeated Matignon, 5-2, in a Catholic Central League
Small School Division boys soccer game yesterday.
Boys soccer
Lowell Catholic 5
Matignon 2
Matt Cavanaugh potted the other Crusader score.
Tommy Joyce and Alex Dubois had 2 assists each.
Giovanni Babitoni also chipped in with an assist.
Andrew Larmand made 4 saves in goal for Lowell Catholic
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 09/26/2007
Lowell Catholic 1
Trinity Catholic 1
Trinity Catholic scored with about 10 minutes remaining to lock up this Catholic Central League tie with Lowell Catholic
(4-1-1).
The Crusaders lone goal came from senior Hector Esplidora. Lowell Catholic goalkeeper Andrew Larmand got the assist on
the play.
The Crusaders made a late push to break a scoreless tie in the 59th minute. A punt by goalie Andy Larmand created a breakaway
by Hector Esplidora who split the defenders and launched the ball into the net. Unfortunately, Trinity was awarded a penalty
kick with 17 minutes left which evened up the score. The Crusaders tough defense held Trinity scoreless for the remainder
of the game.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 09/21/2007
Lowell, A-B, Lowell Catholic all romp
Wellington Maia scored 2 goals as Lowell High defeated visiting Tewksbury 5-1 in a Merrimack Valley Conference boys' soccer
game last night.
Elsewhere, Alex Clark had 2 goals and 1 assist and Lowell Catholic goalkeeper Andrew Larmand made 8 saves as the Crusaders
defeated North Cambridge Catholic, 5-0.
Boys soccer
Other local winners were Acton-Boxboro, Groton-Dunstable and Westford Academy.
Lowell Catholic 5
N. Cambridge Catholic 0
Alexi Alejandro, Giovanni Babitoni and Hector Espildora each scored 1 goal for the Crusaders, who improved to 4-1-0.
Alex Dubois had 3 assists.
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 09/15/2007
Espildora, Joyce spark Lowell Catholic victory
Hector Espildora scored 2 goals and assisted on a pair of scores and Tommy Joyce checked in with 2 goals and an assist
as Lowell Catholic topped Cathedral, 5-3, in a Catholic Central League Small Division boys soccer game.
Boys soccer
Other local winners were Westford, Austin Prep and Bishop Guertin.
Lowell Catholic 5
Cathedral 3
Alex Dubois netted the other Crusader goal.
Keeper Andrew Larmand made 6 saves for Lowell Catholic (2-1).
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The Lowell Sun
Article Last Updated: 09/11/2007
Boys soccer
Lowell Catholic 3
North Shore 1
Senior Jay Hyun scored a pair of goals in the first half to lead Lowell Catholic
to victory.
With the Crusaders (1-1) up 2-1 at the half, Hector Espildora also netted
a goal for the Crusaders (1-1).
Sophomore goalkeeper Andrew Larmand made 5 saves in the win.
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