Accolades:

GNAC All-Academic (2012)

2011: Started 18 games for the Monks as a sophomore forward…ranked third on the team with 20 points…led the Monks with nine assists, the second-highest total in the conference…assisted on seven of teammate Zach Johnson’s team-record 17 goals…tallied a goal and an assist in a 4-2 win over Johnson & Wales on October 10th…registered a goal and two assists in the Monks’ three GNAC Tournament triumphs…honored with the team’s Silver Boot Award – an accolade presented annually to the Monks’ assist leader. 

2010: Played in 18 contests with four starts as a rookie…netted a pair of goals and an assist for five total points…notched his first NCAA goal in his first collegiate contest – a 3-0 win over Fitchburg State on September 4th…added his first career assist in a 6-1 victory over Rivier on October 2nd.

High School: Played three years of varsity soccer for Scott Suleski at Saint Thomas Aquinas…his team was a top-three seed in the conference tournament every year and went undefeated his junior year…as a sophomore, led his team in points with five goals and four assists…as a junior, scored a team-high 15 goals and added 14 assists, also a team-best, and led NH Class I in points (44)…earned All-State Honorable Mention accolades and Foster’s Dream Team honors that year…selected as a team captain as a senior when he paced his team in goals (12), assists (14) and points (38)…named team MVP and led NH Class I in assists…selected as a First-Team All-State forward and listed on the Foster’s Dream Team…capped his high school career as the all-time leader in goals (32), assists (32) and points (96)…selected to play for New Hampshire in the Lion’s Cup game against Vermont…played two years of varsity basketball for Dan Parr and selected as a team captain prior to his senior season…also played two years of varsity tennis for Gary Faltin and was named as a team captain as a senior…played on two summer teams with Seacoast United in 2010.

Personal: Ross John Suleski, born on February 26, 1991 in Amesbury, Massachusetts...son of Scott and Noreen Suleski...majoring in Sports Management. 

CAREER STATISTICS