Monmouth University Athletics

2017 All-MAAC Second Team
2017 Third Team All-Northeast Region

REDSHIRT JUNIOR (2019): Played and started in all 17 games, totaling 1293 minutes… Ranked third on the team with 20 shots… Picked up an assist in the 4-1 win at Canisius (Nov. 2)

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2018): Played and started in four games before suffering an injury… Registered six shots

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017): Compiled seven points in his first full season, including two goals and three assists… Played and started in 17 games in the midfield… Racked up 24 shots, which ranked third on the team… Earned his first career assist against UMBC (Sep. 9), and assisted another goal just one game later at Columbia (Sep 12)… Scored his first career goal against Hartford (Sep. 20), sending a laser to the upper 90 in the 15^th minute… Notched his second goal in a 3-2 win over MAAC foe Iona (Oct. 4), opening the scoring in the 29^th minute… Picked up his third assist against Siena (Oct. 14), sending a perfect cross to a teammate to tie the game in the 34^th minute

FRESHMAN (2016) [Redshirt]: Injured during first game of the season against Denver.

BEFORE MONMOUTH: 2015 New Jersey Gatorade State Player of the Year... Named a First Team All-American by TopDrawerSoccer.com... A three-time TopDrawerSoccer.com New Jersey Prep All-State selection... 2015 MSG Varsity Metro Player of the Year... Selected New Jersey State Prep Player of the Year by NJ.com... Led St. Benedict’s Prep to three National Championships in four years, becoming the first player in St. Benedict’s history to win three national titles... Also played club soccer for the Capelli Cedar Stars, who won the 2015 U.S. Club National Championship and the Ironbound Premier Strykers, who won the 2014 Super Y League National Championship... Scored 19 goals and added 60 assists, while leading St. Benedict’s to a 75-2 record in his four-year scholastic career.

PERSONAL: The son of Maria and Manuel Antunes... Born in Livingston, NJ... Father, Manuel, and Monmouth Head Coach Robert McCourt were high school teammates, leading Kearny High School to multiple State Championships... A business major.