The Lincoln Park Bobcats

The Lincoln Park Bobcats

Once a Bobcat.... by Carly Jameson

Coaches & team,

Failure happens all the time, because no one is perfect. But what makes us better is knowing how to react to it. We are a great team. We have what it takes, and we have shown it to everyone throughout the past few seasons. Just like the back of our shirts, we work together, because only teams succeed. It's official that to the Lincoln Park Bobcats, soccer is a not sport anymore, it's a lifestyle. Soccer is not something you can fake. It's a passion, a feeling, that tingly feeling that rushes through your body. Every single person on our team knows what that feels like, because WE ARE BOBCATS!!!♥ I would like to thank all of my teammates, coaches, and parents for truly being dedicated to our team. Once a Bobcat, always a Bobcat.

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Spring, 2017 Bobcats are...

# 0 - Toni Foti

# 1 - Rita Murray

# 2 - Kate Crooker

# 3 - Amanda Santiago

# 4 - Christina O'Neill

# 7 - Michaela Kaminski

# 8 - Layla Landolfi

#10 - Mia Peguero

#11 - Jessica Reitz

#14 - Carolyn Murray

#15 - Lea Johanning

#17 - Samantha Irazat

#19 - Emily Flint

#20 - Madison Kleinwaks

#21 - Ameena Qobrtay

#26 - Brielle Kaminski

#27 - Amber VanderGoot

#29 - Cassandra Colaizzi

guest players:

Haylee Roller

Giovanna Landolfi

Kayla Manna

Jackie Cifelli

Nicole Berger

Julia Romano

Tami Abedeji

Sandra Polak

Jessica Polak


Sunday, April 7, 2013

Spring, 2013 Results:



Game 1:
BOBCATS 3
Elmwood Park 0

goals:
Colaizzi (1)
Dika (1)
Hill (1)

g/k:
Gibbs
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Game 2:
BOBCATS 2
Wharton 1

goals:
Rhodeman (1)
Rondanini (1)

g/k:
Gibbs
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Game 3:
BOBCATS 5
Florham Park 1

goals:
Rhodeman (2) - 200th goal in team history
Irazat (1)
Rondanini (2,3,4) - 8th hat trick

g/k:
Colaizzi/Rondanini/Runfeldt
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Game 4
BOBCATS 4
Montville 2

goals:
Rhodeman (2)
Rondanini (5,6,7)

g/k:
Gibbs
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Game 5
BOBCATS 8
Summit 1

goals:
Dika (2,3)
Rhodeman (3,4,5) - includes 50th Bobcat goal
Rondanini (8)
Runfeldt (1)
Vucenovic (1) - first Bobcat goal

g/k:
Gibbs
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Game 6
BOBCATS 3
Elmwood Park 1

goals:
Dika (4)
Rhodeman (6)
Irazat (2)

g/k:
Gibbs
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Game 7
BOBCATS 1
Wharton 6

goal:
Colaizzi (2)

g/k:
Gibbs/Colaizzi/Jameson
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Game 8
BOBCATS 5
Florham Park 0

goals:
Rondanini (9, 10, 11)
Runfeldt (2)
Colaizzi (3)

g/k:
Gibbs/Runfeldt
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Game 9
BOBCATS 6
Montville 2

goals:
Rondanini (12, 13, 14)
Irazat (3, 4, 5)

g/k:
Gibbs/Julian
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Game 10
BOBCATS 8
Summit 0

goals:
Rhodeman (7, 8)
Rondanini (15, 16, 17)
Julian (1)
Dika (5)
Colaizzi (4)

g/k:
Colaizzi/Lugo/Dika/Johanning






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New species loose in Lincoln Park, NJ!

An exciting new breed of animal has been identified in northern Morris County.

A member of the Predator family, the Lincoln Park Bobcat has only recently been spotted in the area. While not considered mean, this Bobcat is best known for its aggressiveness and enthusiasm. It also has a playful streak, which it often displays when a group of them gather together.

The Bobcat, while occasionally seen roaming alone in Lincoln Park, can most often be seen as part of a group – often in the open area at Lanes Field off Ryerson Road. It can also be spotted in other towns in the North Jersey area as well.

This breed of Bobcat does most things with its feet, rarely using its hands with the exception of one member – who also is the only one that does not have a royal blue appearance.

Photos and further information regarding these newest Predators will be posted as they become available. Be sure to check back here for more updates.