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2009 Soccer
Freshmen
Phil Chabot #0 Joe Miner #2
Freshman Freshman
6-1 180 Goalkeeper 5-10 160 Midfield/Back
Smithfield, R.I./LaSalle Academy Clifton Park, N.Y./Shenendehowa
Major: Science Major: Business
BEFORE SIENA: Four-year starter in BEFORE SIENA: Three-year letter-
varsity soccer at LaSalle Academy... winner at Shenendehowa...First Team
Named All-State, First Team All-Division All-Section II...Empire State Games
and Team MVP as a senior. Gold medalist.
PERSONAL: Born February 2, 1991...Son of Brian and PERSONAL: Born November 23, 1990...Son of Brian and
Dorothy Chabot. Cynthia Miner...Has two younger brothers, Matthew and
Michael...Volunteered at Habitat for Humanity in October 2008.
Getting to Know Phil Chabot
Getting to Know Joe MIner
Favorite sports team: Chelsea United
Favorite movie: The Girl Next Door
Favorite sports team: New York Yankees
Favorite music group: Lil W
Favorite movie: Top Gun
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If I could travel anywhere, I would go to: England
Favorite music group: Dave Matthews Band
Another sport I like to follow at Siena is: Basketball
If I could travel anywhere, I would go to: England
If I didn’t play soccer, I would: Play another sport, most
Another sport I like to follow at Siena is: Basketball
likely baseball If I didn’t play soccer, I would: Be playing a different sport
The funniest person on the team is: Seb Anzevui I chose # 2 because: I’ve had that number my entire
My proudest sports moment is: Earning All-State and
career
MVP for my high school team The funniest person on the team is: Matt Turcio
My favorite thing about Siena is: The atmostphere My proudest sports moment is: Winning the gold medal
Career Plans: Become a pediatrician or a neurosurgeon
at the Empire State games
Career Plans: I hope to own my own business someday
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