Caldeira gained prior club experience with the Mississauga Falcons, Erin Mills and Futskillz during his youth career. He also was a member of Sigma FC, playing for coaches John Zervos and Bobby Smyrniotis. Marcus Caldeira | Forward | Mississauga, Ontario, CanadaĬaldeira joins the Mountaineers from Forge FC of the Canadian Premier League. The son of Tony and Vanessa, Blondeau plans to major in general business at WVU. Two years ago, he helped his club to a league championship and an undefeated campaign. Last season, Blondeau appeared in 21 games for En Avant Guingamp, recording one assist. Blondeau also attended Notre Dame High School. Prior to that, he began his club career at Lézardrieux and Stade Paimpolais FC. Malo Blondeau | Defender | Lézardrieux, Franceīlondeau arrives to Morgantown from French club En Avant Guingamp, where he played for five seasons for coach Marcel Kalonji. There is great ambition among everyone to surpass the bar set last year, and we believe in the quality of these new additions to aid in that endeavor.” We’re excited about how we have replenished the roster and expect many of the new faces to make an immediate impact on the upcoming season. “They should mesh well with the returning group and fit nicely into the program’s culture. “This is a young recruiting class with a lot of potential and time on their side,” Stratford said. The newcomers are set to join Spring 2022-enrollees Jackson Lee (Perth, Australia) and Alex Clayton (Wellington, New Zealand) as first-year players on this fall’s roster. Joining the Mountaineers this fall are Malo Blondeau (Lézardrieux, France), Marcus Caldeira (Mississauga, Ontario, Canada), Noah Gold (Germantown, Maryland), Barrett Saul (Leesburg, Virginia) and Yutaro Tsukada (Tokyo, Japan).
– West Virginia University men’s soccer coach Dan Stratford has announced the addition of five student-athletes to complete the 2022 signing class.
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