BROOKVILLE, N.Y. — The LIU men's soccer team should get an immediate impact from eight transfer signees.

Coach Michael Mordocco on Wednesday announced the addition of collegiate veterans Matthew Cozetti, Eoin Gawronski, Ethan Homler, Adam Lesniewski, Stevan Miloševic, Jojo Moulton-Condiotti, Cai Pritchard and Jonathan Villacis for the fall season.

A Commack native, Cozetti returns home to Long Island as a grad transfer after playing as an undergrad with Binghamton while completing a bachelor's degree in economics. He appeared in 57 career matches with the Bearcats from 2019 through '22, tallying three goals and five assists.
 
Gawronski, a goalkeeper, joins the Sharks as a graduate transfer after producing an 8-8-7 record, seven shutouts, 1.47 GAA and .746 save percentage with Temple from 2020 through '22. He was named to the All-American Athletic Conference second team in 2020-21.
 
Homler, a forward, is another addition from Binghamton who hails from Long Island. He made 55 appearances in four seasons with the America East program, leading the Bearcats in goals with five as a senior. He attended Half Hollow Hills High School.
 
Lesniewski, a defender, spent his freshman year at Division II Molloy, playing for current LIU assistant coach Tyler Botte. The Lindenhurst native twice was an all-county selection. 
 
Miloševic, a defender, helped lead Missouri Valley College to its first-ever national championship and was an NAIA All-American in 2021. A grad transfer, he previously played in his native Serbia.
 
Moulton-Condiotti, a forward, appeared in 42 matches with Vermont as an undergraduate student. A Brooklyn native, he previously played for Manhattan Kickers FC and BW Gottschee U19.
 
Pritchard, a forward/midfielder, tallied three goals and eight assists in 36 appearances over two seasons with D-II Seton Hill. He was a two-time All-Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference selection. A London native, Pritchard attended high school in Brighton, England.
 
Villacis, a goalkeeper, arrives after producing an 18-3-0 record the past two seasons at Nassau Community College, during which he recorded a 0.62 GAA, .889 save percentage and eight shutouts. In 2022, he was a first-team all-region selection.

The Sharks open their 2023 season on Aug. 24 at Stony Brook.