Boston Globe sports correspondent Marvin Pave profiled Bentley soccer player Scott Levy for Sunday's Globe South. Levy is currently tied for first in the NE-10 in scoring after netting a pair on Saturday. Here's his story which appeared in the Oct. 12 paper and online at www.boston.com and www.bostonglobe.com

By Marvin Pave, GLOBE CORRESPONDENT   

When Bentley University men's soccer coach Gary Crompton pulled into a parking lot on campus Monday, Scott Levy was placing cones on the practice field.

"It was about 6:45 in the morning and the fog was rolling in, but Scott was already getting things organized,'' Crompton said of the sophomore center-forward from Canton. "I wasn't really surprised. His teammates and our staff love his outgoing personality and positive attitude, and he's developed into a team leader as a sophomore.''

A soccer and basketball captain at Canton High, Levy entered Bentley's home game Saturday against American International College with a team-high six goals and 12 points. He was second in the Northeast-10 Conference in goals and third in points; three of his tallies were game-winners.

The 5-foot-8 Levy played in all 17 games as a freshman, including two starts, and had one goal while adjusting to the speed and physicality of the college game.

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