Tim Ennis made the switch from the front line to the back as a sophomore as he helped anchor the Scarlet Raptors’ stingy defense during the 2006 season. A big, strong center back, Ennis appeared in 21 games, starting seven, as Rutgers-Camden posted a 13-4-6 record on the way to winning the ECAC Metro Championship. His presence helped the Raptors post 10 shutouts and finish with a 0.70 goals-against average, the second-lowest GAA in program history.

        Ennis appeared in 11 games for the Scarlet Raptors during his freshman season at Rutgers-Camden in 2005. He collected his first collegiate goal against York College Sept. 3, helping the Raptors post a 9-0 victory.

        Ennis, who will return up top this year, has appeared in 32 games in his Scarlet Raptors career.

        Ennis added his name to a long line of former Cinnaminson High School standouts to join the Rutgers-Camden program. During his scholastic years with the Pirates, he captured six varsity letters in soccer and wrestling. He played soccer in the Burlington County All-Star Game and earned Second Team all-conference honors as a senior.

        A Marketing major at Rutgers-Camden, Tim is the son of Gene and Gretchen Ennis of Cinnaminson.