Ante Rogic enters his second year with the Rangers after taking charge of the Drew goalkeeping corps on head coach Christa Racine’s staff before the 2013 season. The 2013 Montclair St. graduate will embark on his first collegiate coaching endeavor after a stellar four-year playing career.
Rogic spent his first year at Division I Stony Brook where he started 14 games in net for the Sea Wolves. He went on to earn a spot on the America East All-Rookie Team after producing five shutouts his first year on campus. In Stony Brook’s run to the America East Championship, he was named the tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.
In 2010, Rogic transferred to Montclair State where he became one of the most decorated goalkeepers in Red Hawk history. He ranks second all-time in shutouts, wins and goals against average (.083). He served as the team’s captain his junior and senior seasons. The Red Hawks were in the NCAA Tournament all three years he was there, including a Final Four appearance in 2011. He was a two-time All-New Jersey Athletic Conference selection and won the John A. Greco Male Sophomore Athlete of the Year at Montclair State.
The Boonton, N.J. native earned his bachelor’s degree in Business Management. He is currently pursuing his Master’s at Rutgers University in Turf Management. Rogic graduated from nearby Morris Catholic High School. His sister, Emily, also served as an assistant to Racine.
