New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics

2013: Appeared in 11 games, with 7 starts. ...recorded 1 goal. ...finished career with 15 career goals and 34 points, each of which are records for NJIT in Division I

2012: Appeared in every match (19), with 16 starts. ... led the team with 7 goals, 3 assists for 17 points. ... holds the NJIT D1 record for most career goals (14) and D1 record for goals in a season (7).

2011: Played for Puerto Rican Men's National Team (in late February), earning three goals. ... 2011 first-team all-Atlantic Soccer Conference pick, Gamero netted a team-leading four goals for the 2011 Highlanders, including the game-winner in a 2-1 upset of Virginia Tech, which earlier had shut out North Carolina, the eventual 2011 National Champion. He also scored twice in a 3-2 win over VMI.

2010: Did not play

2009: Appeared in 16 matches, with two starts. ... posted (3g, 1a, 7pts) in his freshman season. .. first collegiate goal vs. Lehigh (10/13); first collegiate assist vs. Howard (11/12).

Prior to NJIT: Came to NJIT out of soccer-rich Kearny, which is just across the Passaic River from Newark and with a population of less than 40,000 has produced numerous college and professional stars including former US National Team star Tab Ramos, who played in three World Cups for Team USA; longtime national team goalkeeper Tony Meola; and former national team star John Harkes, the first United States native ever to play in the English Premier League. … Gamero earned numerous honors at Kearny High, including all-Hudson County first team, all-area, all-state second team, all-North I first-team, and all-Watchung Conference first team. He was later selected for the New Jersey/Pennsylvania team that faced New York/Connecticut in annual Red Bull High School Cup, hosted June 20 at Giants Stadium by Red Bull New York of Major League Soccer.

Personal: Franco Carlos Gamero. ... son of Carlos and Doris Gamero. ... architecture major …born 10/11/90 in West Hempstead, Long Island.