[Emile]

Heck yeah!

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2009 AMERICA EAST MEN’S SOCCER ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS
First Team
Position Name Cl. School Hometown/High School/Previous
Forward Aaron O’Neal Jr. Boston University Virginia Beach, Va./Kellam
Forward *Andrew Bulls So. UMBC Millersville, Md./McDonogh
Forward Chris Banks (1) Sr. New Hampshire Westborough, Mass./Westborough
Midfield Samuel Appiah (2) Sr. Boston University Obuasi, Ghana/University of Ghana
Midfield Michael Bustamante (3) So. Boston University Chelsea, Mass./Chelsea
Midfield Ivan Guarin (3) Sr. Hartford Pereira, Colombia/White Plains (N.Y.)/Herkimer CC
Midfield *Levi Houapeu Jr. UMBC Germantown, Md./Watkins Mill
Back Liam Carson Sr. Binghamton Broxburn, Scotland/Montagu Secondary
Back Cedomir Tomcic Sr. Hartford Novi Sad, Serbia/Mid-Continent Univ
Back Joe Annese Sr. New Hampshire Attleboro, Mass./Attleboro
Goalkeeper Colin O’Donnell Jr. New Hampshire Springfi eld, Mass./Minnechaug Regional

Second Team
Forward Jake Keegan Fr. Binghamton Stormville, N.Y./John Jay
Forward Carlos Villa (3) Jr. Hartford Las Conchas, Guatemala/Arrayanes/San Jacinto College
Forward Berian Gobeil Fr. Stony Brook Montreal, Quebec/Laurier MacDonald/Champlain
Midfield Ryan Walter So. Binghamton Snyder, N.Y./Nichols
Midfield Scott Zobre Jr. Binghamton Poughkeepsie, N.Y./Poughkeepsie
Midfield Brad Hilton So. New Hampshire Merrimack, N.H./Merrimack
Midfield Leonardo Fernandes Fr. Stony Brook North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon
Back Kyle Kucharski Sr. Binghamton Maine, N.Y./Maine-Endwell
Back Colin Henry So. Boston University Norwell, Mass./Norwell
Back Collin Geoghegan Sr. Stony Brook Lindenhurst, N.Y./Lindenhurst
Goalkeeper Jason Stenta (4) Sr. Binghamton Binghamton, N.Y./Chenango Valley

All-Rookie Team (11 regardless of position)
Forward *Jake Keegan Fr. Binghamton Stormville, N.Y./John Jay
Forward/Midfield *Ade Akinsanya Fr. Boston University Sacramento, Calif./John F. Kennedy
Midfield *James Stamopolous Fr. Hartford Mississauga, Ontario/Port Credit Secondary
Defense Liam Paddock Fr. UMBC Worcestershire, England/Chase Technology College
Goalkeeper Phil Saunders Fr. UMBC Perry Hall, Md./Perry Hall
Midfield Josh Bronner Fr. New Hampshire Belchertown, Mass./Belchertown
Defense Alex Hussein Fr. New Hampshire Haverhill, Mass./Haverhill
Forward/Midfield Charlie Roche Fr. New Hampshire Haverhill, Mass./Haverhill
Forward *Berian Gobeil Fr. Stony Brook Montreal, Quebec/Laurier MacDonald/Champlain
Midfield *Leonardo Fernandes Fr. Stony Brook North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon
Goalkeeper Anthony Rogic R-Fr. Stony Brook Boonton, N.J./Morris Catholic

Striker of the Year: Andrew Bulls, UMBC
Midfielder of the Year: Levi Houapeu, UMBC
Defender of the Year: Joe Annese, New Hampshire
Goalkeeper of the Year: Colin O’Donnell, New Hampshire
Rookie of the Year: Leonardo Fernandes, Stony Brook
Coaching Staff of the Year: New Hampshire - Rob Thompson, Head Coach (5)

* Unanimous Selection
(1) First team - 2006
(2) Second team - 2008
(3) First team - 2008
(4) Second team - 2006
(5) Coaching Staff of the Year - 2006
America

[Emile]

http://www.atlanticsun.org/msoccer/news/97/3858/

Atlantic Sun Conference
2009 Postseason Honors and Awards
Player of the Year: Vince Petrasso, Campbell
Defensive Player of the Year: Robert Hodge, Stetson
Freshman of the Year: Brandon Tarr, Belmont
Coach of the Year: Doug Hess, Campbell

First Team All-Atlantic Sun
Pos. Name School CL Hometown Academic Major
GK Scott Rosman ETSU Sr. Kenner, La. Health Sciences
D Robert Hodge Stetson Sr. Devon, England Sports Management
D Matthew Hollyoak UNF Sr. London, England Sports Management
D Eddie Munnelly Jacksonville Sr. London, England Exercise Science
MF Fredrik Brustad Stetson So. Oslo, Norway Marketing
MF Ian Cameron Mercer Jr. Glasgow, Scotland Business
MF Vince Petrasso Campbell Sr. Woodbridge, Ontario Computer Information
MF Stefan Runeman Jacksonville Sr. Jonsered, Sweden Physical Education
F Miguel DaSilva Lipscomb Jr. Tulsa, Okla. International Business
F Griffin Gilstrap Stetson Sr. Saftey Harbor, Fla. Business
F Kevin Munz Stetson So. Jupiter, Fla. International Business

Second Team All-Atlantic Sun
Pos. Name School CL Hometown Academic Major
GK Pat Regna USC Upstate Sr. Rochester, N.Y. Interdisciplinary Studies
GK Mathew Smith FGCU Jr. Cape Canaveral, Fla. Biology
D Kezi Lara Lipscomb Sr. Palo Seco, Trinidad and Tobago Communications
D Justin Madrid Campbell Sr. Yorktown, Va. Trust Management
D Matthew O’Shaughnessy FGCU Jr. Trinity, Fla. Criminal Justice
D Guilherme Reis ETSU Jr. Horizonte, Brazil Business
MF Mitchell Cardenas Campbell Fr. Spring, Texas Undeclared
MF Sean Hoek ETSU So. Newburgh, Ind. Undeclared
MF Cristian Raudales FGCU So. Bradenton,Fla. Civil Engineering
F Khalil Johnson Campbell Jr. Kingston, Jamaica International Business
F Adam O’Neill UNF Jr. London,England Journaism
F Aaron Schoenfeld ETSU So. Knoxville, Tenn. Business
F Brandon Tarr Belmont Fr. Knoxville, Tenn. Business Administration

Atlantic Sun All-Freshmen Team
Pos. Name School Hometown Academic Major
MF Mitchell Cardenas Campbell Spring, Texas Undeclared
MF Davide Faga Jacksonville Frankfurt, Germany Management
MF Jonathan Mendoza Stetson Altamonte Springs, Fla. Business
MF Alesi Osorio ETSU Austin, Texas Engineering
GK Brett Petricek Mercer Woodridge, Ill. Business Management
MF Justin Smith Campbell Cary,N.C. Business Administration
F Brandon Tarr Belmont Knoxville, Tenn. Business Administration
D Filip Terland Jacksonville Djursholm, Sweden ExerciseScience
F Keegan Terry Campbell Carrollton,Texas Trust Management
F Westin Vallentine FGCU Spring, Texas Legal Studies
MF Jeremy Vollmer FGCU Carmel, Ind. Human Performance
F Theo Yang ETSU Lilburn, Ga. Accounting

[Sandon Mibut]

Originally Posted by Emile

2009 AMERICA EAST MEN’S SOCCER ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS

For a "smaller" conference, at least in terms of men's soccer prestige, there's a surprising amount of pro prospects on their all-conference teams led by Bustamente, Bulls and Houapeu, who are all GenAd worthy.

[Sandon Mibut]

I always imagine Emile singing It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year when the all conference teams start getting announced.

Everyone be sure to throw rep his way for the legwork he does on this.

[Emile]

It's the same feeling you get when you first hear of a 6-5 striker Sandon. Also, without having seen them play, I'd disagree about Houapeu and Bulls. Bustamante is a lot more accomplished, IMO.

Anyway, here are some major D2 conference award winners while we (I) wait:

Sunshine State
Player of the Year – J.D. Gruenewald, Rollins
Offensive Player of the Year – J.D. Gruenewald, Rollins
Defensive Player of the Year – Ryan Thompson, Tampa
Coach of the Year – Keith Buckley, Rollins
Freshman of the Year – Johnny Rodrigues, Barry
*Gruenewald (r-Sr) came out of nowhere a bit after missing most of last year injured. Tampa's Pascal Milien made 1st team and strikes me as the most likely MLS prospect. And maybe the Jamaican keeper Thompson, who has won DPOY two years in a row.

CCAA
Most Valuable Offensive Player: Victor Regalado (Cal State Stanislaus)
Most Valuable Defensive Player: Kevin Gallaugher (Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Freshman of the Year: Martin Esqueda (Cal State San Bernardino)
Newcomer of the Year: Markus Dickerson (Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Coach of the Year: Chris Chamides (Cal State L.A.)
*Regalada is a junior straight outta Juco, so one to watch. We've mentioned Gallaugher before as a decent pro prospect.

Rocky Mountain
Player of the Year: Steven Emory (Metro State)
Defensive Player of the Year: Zane Wells (Fort Lewis)
Freshman of the Year: Manville Strand (Colorado Mines)
Coach of the Year: Frank Kohlenstein (Colorado Mines)
*Emory, 6-2 junior midfielder. Wells, a goalie, defends title.

Carolinas
Freshman of the Year: Luke Perry, Lees-McRae
Player of the Year: Berin Boracic, Lees-McRae
Coach of the Year: Chris Whalley, Lees-McRae
Regular Season Champions: Lees-McRae
*I rate the Bosnian Boracic as a definite MLS prospect. He's also been a star for several PDL teams. The new Khano Smith? Also, Luke Perry!

[Emile]

2009 All-ACC First Team
Andrew Wenger Duke Fr. Defender
Jason Herrick Maryland Jr. Forward
Zac MacMath Maryland So. Goalkeeper
Michael Farfan North Carolina Jr. Midfielder
Zach Loyd North Carolina Sr. Defender
Billy Schuler North Carolina So. Forward
Alan Sanchez NC State Sr. Midfielder
Corben Bone Wake Forest Jr. Midfielder
Austin da Luz Wake Forest Sr. Midfielder
Ike Opara Wake Forest Jr. Defender
Zack Schilawski Wake Forest Sr. Forward

2009 All-ACC Second Team
Justin Luthy Boston College Fr. Goalkeeper
Karl Reddick Boston College Jr. Defender
Cole Grossman Duke Jr. Midfielder
Kevin Tangney Maryland Sr. Defender
Drew Yates Maryland Sr. Midfielder
Cameron Brown North Carolina Jr. Midfielder
Ronnie Boemboue NC State Sr. Forward
Neil Barlow Virginia Sr. Midfielder
William Bates Virginia Fr. Forward
Ross LaBauex Virginia Sr. Midfielder
Tony Tchani Virginia So. Midfielder

2009 ACC All-Freshmen Team
Kyle Bekker Boston College Midfielder
Justin Luthy Boston College Goalkeeper
Charlie Rugg Boston College Forward
Ryan Finley Duke Forward
Andrew Wenger Duke Defender
Taylor Kemp Maryland Defender
Ethan White Maryland Defender
Enzo Martinez North Carolina Forward
William Bates Virginia Forward
Anthony Arena Wake Forest Defender
Andy Lubahn Wake Forest Forward

Offensive Player of the Year Corben Bone, Wake Forest
Defensive Player of the Year Ike Opara, Wake Forest
Freshman of the Year Andrew Wenger, Duke
Coach of the Year Jay Vidovich, Wake Forest

[Sandon Mibut]

Virgina has the third-best defense in the nation, statistically, and they don't get a defender or their GK on the all conference teams. Interesting.

[Emile]

HORIZON LEAGUE

Player of the Year: JC Banks, Green Bay
Offensive Player of the Year: JC Banks, Green Bay
Defensive Player of the Year: Matt Hedges, Butler
Goalkeeper of the Year: Ryan Schwarz, Valparaiso
Newcomer of the Year: Julian Cardona, Butler
Coach of the Year: Kelly Findley, Butler

First Team All-Horizon League
F Boris Gatzky, Butler, Sr.
D Matt Hedges, Butler, So.
M Kyle VondenBenken, Butler, Sr.
F Slavisa Ubiparipovic, Cleveland State, Sr.
M Josh Williams, Cleveland State, Sr.
M JC Banks, Green Bay, Jr.
D David Prochazka, Green Bay, Jr.
D/M Tony Walls, Green Bay, So.
F David Znaty, Green Bay, Sr.
M Eric Gehrig, Loyola, Sr.
GK Ryan Schwarz, Valparaiso, Jr.

Second Team All-Horizon League
D Conner Burt, Butler, Jr.
GK Fabian Knopfler, Butler, Jr.
D Mitch Boyer, Cleveland State, Sr.
F Michael Ferguson, Loyola, Sr.
M Willie Koss, Loyola, Jr.
M Ivan Stanisavljevic, UIC, Fr.
F Kevin Stoll, UIC, Jr.
M Stefan Antonijevic, Valparaiso, So.
M/D Adrian Ortiz, Valparaiso, Jr.
F Steve Shively, Valparaiso, Sr.
F Braden Fleak, Wright State, Sr.

Horizon League All-Newcomer Team
F Julian Cardona, Butler
D Jared Isenthal, Butler
F Tyler Pollock, Butler
M Admir Suljevic, Cleveland State
F Aaron Adkins, Cleveland State
GK Ryan Wehking, Green Bay
F Andrew Wiedabach, Milwaukee
M Josh Beard, UIC
M Ivan Stanisavljevic, UIC
M Jaymie Bullard, Valparaiso
D Brad Bamberger, Wright State

[Emile]

First-Team All-Patriot League *

Mike Worden, American, Jr., F
Conor O’Brien, Bucknell, Sr., F
Alex Weekes, Colgate, Sr., F
Nick Kapus, American, Jr., M
Ross Liberati, Bucknell, Jr., M
Chris Ross, Colgate, Sr., M
Adam Gazda, Lehigh, Sr., M
Cooper Bryant, American, Sr., D
Pat Selwood, Bucknell, Sr., D
Jeff Leach, Colgate, Jr., D
Adam Welch, Lehigh, Sr., D
Philip Nelson, Lafayette, Sr., GK
*Due to a tie in voting, there are 12 student-athletes on the First Team

Second-Team All-Patriot League

Kyle Miller, Holy Cross, Jr., F
B.J. Glenn, Lafayette, Jr., F
Danny Shannon, American, Jr., M
Sean King, Bucknell, Sr., M
Mike Reidy, Colgate, Fr., M
Jesse Schram, Lehigh, Sr., M
Karsten Smith, American, Sr., D
Andrew Powell, Bucknell, So., D
Chris Salmon, Colgate, Sr., D
James Graf, Lehigh, Sr., D
Tommy Caso, Bucknell, So., GK

Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year
Conor O’Brien, Bucknell, Sr., F

Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year
Adam Welch, Lehigh, Sr., D

Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Year
Philip Nelson, Lafayette, Sr., GK

Patriot League Rookie of the Year
Mike Reidy, Colgate, Fr., M

Patriot League Coach of the Year
Brendan Nash, Bucknell

[Emile]

Originally Posted by Sandon Mibut

Virgina has the third-best defense in the nation, statistically, and they don't get a defender or their GK on the all conference teams. Interesting.

The coaches didn't seem to be all that impressed with Virginia in general, not giving them any first-team selections. But you could say that the four midfield picks were viewed to be the key to the Hoos defensive prowess, since they clearly didn't contribute much offense. Perhaps Labauex should have gotten bumped up. I did see them live once, and their back line seemed nothing more than solid (although that was early in the year), and Restrepo is perhaps just a victim of what seems to be a solid era of ACC goalkeeping.

How about UIC getting shut out in the Horizon first team? No sentimental votes there - not even second team for Bubonja.