2008 All-ACC second-team • 2008 ACC All-Tournament Team

2006 ACC All-Tournament Team • 2005 ACC All-Freshman Team

2008: Returned to action after being limited to just eight games over the previous two seasons due to a knee injury ... Named to the 2008 All-ACC second-team ... Also earned ACC All-Tournament team honors for the second time in his career ... Named ACC Player of the Week after scoring both goals in the win at #18 Duke ... Named Soccer America, College Soccer News and Top Drawer Soccer's Teams of the Week the last week of the regular season ... Tied for first in the ACC in goals per game (0.74) ... Also third in the ACC in points per gaem (1.68) ... Finished 10th in the NCAA in goals per game and 15th in the NCAA in points per game ... Led the Pack with 14 goals and 32 points ... Had four gamewinning goals ... Also added four assists ... Played in all 19 games, starting 18 as the Pack's lone forward ... Scored seven goals in the final five games of the season ... Had a hand in all four goals in the Pack's two ACC Tournament games ... Had two goals and one assist in the win over Virginia Tech in first round action ... Closed out the season with the lone goal against No. 1 Wake Forest ... Scored both of the Pack's goals against both Duke and Boston College ... Also had two goals and one assist against Longwood ... Recorded one goal and two assists against Florida Atlantic ... Tops on the team with 72 shots.

2007: Had knee surgery prior to the season, and redshirted ... Returned to full speed for 2008 spring practice.

2006: Limited during the season due to a knee injury, played in only eight games with seven starts ... Saw action at forward and as an outside midfielder ... Despite playing in less than half the games, he finished third on the team in both goals (4) and points (9) ... Named to the ACC All-Tournament team, posting the most goals and points of any player ... Scored the Pack's first hat trick since the 2002 season with three second-half goals in the ACC Tournament against Virginia Tech ... Two of those goals came in the final four miniutes, just 1:28 apart, to give the Pack the win ... Also had an assist on the Pack's goal against Duke in the tournament ... Recorded a goal in the Pack's win over Gardner-Webb.

2005: Named to the ACC’s All-Rookie Team ... Started 17 games as an outside defender ...  Finished with two goals and four assists for eight points ... Scored the first two goals of the game against Mercer, in the only game he started in the midfield ... Also finished with an assists in that game for a total of five points ... Also assisted on the first goals of the game against ACC foes Boston College and Wake Forest - both NC State home wins ... Also notched an assist at Campbell ... Had seven shots on goal ... Named to the 2005 ACC All-Academic Team.

Prep, etc.: Played at Aviation High School in New York, N.Y. ... Member of the Region 1 pool from 2000-2002 ... Played on the ENY ODP team from 2000-2004 ... Club team was B.W. Gottschee ... Was the Times Ledger PSAL Player of the year ... Helped team reach semifinals of state championship ... Earned school’s rising star award freshman year ... All-Queens first-team ... Played with B.W. Gottschee semifinalist State Cup 2003-04 ... Team was Jefferson Cup Champions (Premier division) in 2004, Jefferson Cup Finalist (Elite Division) in 2003 and Potomac Memorial Day tournament finalist in 2004 ... Son of Gaston and Marie Bouemboue... Originally from the Congo ... Born October 16, 1987.

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