Anthony Calamia

Photo by: Mark Palczewski

Photo by: Mark Palczewski

Career Highlights

Served as one of the main offensive pieces for head coach Steve Widdowson during the team's third consecutive PSAC Championship and run to the NCAA Quarterfinal.
Finished tied for first on the team in goals (7), shots on goal (31), and total shots (63).
Finished the season with three game-winning goals, which ranked first on the team.
Finished the season second in points with 18
Ended the year tied for third in assists sending out four, including a stretch with four in five games.
Ended the season third in minutes played
Ranked top-10 in the PSAC in shots (T-8th) and shots on goal (T-5th).
Played in all 23 matches (starting 22)

Finished third on the team in shots (27) and shots on goal (11)
Both of his goals on the season were game winners (at Shepherd on Oct. 5 and vs. Bloomsburg on Oct. 12)
Played in all 21 matches for the second straight season
Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete

Played all 20 matches while getting the starting nod 10 times in his rookie season
Recorded nine straight starts from Sept. 29 until the final regular season match against Gannon
Made his collegiate debut in the first match of the season
Recorded his first point of his collegiate career in the 4-3 win over Mercyhurst where he sunk two goals and the final one being the game-winner
Finished his scoring in the 4-1 victory over Bloomsburg with a goal in the 69th minute
Converted the third shootout goal in the PSAC Championship to lead Millersville to its second PSAC Championship
Named PSAC Scholar-Athlete

Holds the school record in points with 118
Scored a career 45 goals and 28 assists
Helped his team to three postseasons
Contributed to three winning seasons with more than 11 wins
Named All-Keystone first team in his junior and senior seasons
Was the All-Keystone second team in his sophomore season and All-Commonwealth for kicking in football during his senior year
Played soccer and football which he earned letters four in soccer and two in football

Why Millersville: I came to Millersville because I liked how it wasn't a small college where I felt that I would get bored of walking around campus, but it wasn't big enough that I would feel like I was just a number. I also liked how Millersville was a good academic school and I liked the men's soccer program and felt it would be the best place for me.
Favorite class or professor at Millersville: My favorite class is racket sports and my favorite professor is Professor Brian Trout.
Off-the-pitch hobbies: Playing video games and watching sports with my roommates. I also like to complete puzzles or sudoku books.
Interesting summer job: Worked at Giant
Hidden talent: I have a pretty good memory for sports facts/events.
Favorite pro athlete: My favorite pro athlete was Kaka, but he retired a couple years ago. My favorite athlete now would have to be Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
Favorite show to binge watch: The Office or The Simpsons
Pregame ritual: My pre-game routine is just to relax in the locker room, listen to music, and focus on what our game plan is for that opponent.