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2017 Uofl M-Soccer Record Book.Indd 1 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE | GOCARDS.COM Award Winners CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Austin Berry ..................................................................2010 Greg Cochrane .............................................................2012 ACC Freshman of the Year Dylan Mares .................................................................2012 2014 .................................................................... Tim Kubel ALL-ROOKIE SECOND TEAM Will Vitalis .....................................................................2012 American Defensive Player of the Year Dylan Mares .................................................................2010 Third Team All-Mideast 2013 ............................................................ Jimmy Ockford Shawn Faria .................................................................1999 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year SOCCER AMERICA COACH OF THE YEAR George Zabaneh ..........................................................1999 2009 .............................................................Phil Edgington Ken Lolla .......................................................................2010 First Team All-Midwest 2010..................................................................Austin Berry Jimmy Ockford ..............................................................2013 2012..............................................................Andrew Farrell SOCCER AMERICA MVP’S Ricardo Velazco ............................................................2013 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year First Team Second Team All-Midwest 2008....................................................................Colin Rolfe Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2010 Andrew Brody ...............................................................2013 2010.................................................................Dylan Mares Andrew Farrell ..............................................................2012 First Team All-South C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Second Team Tim Kubel .....................................................................2014 2002 ................................................................ Adrian Cann Phil Edginton ................................................................2009 Tim Kubel .....................................................................2016 2003................................................................. Adrian Cann Austin Berry ..................................................................2010 Second Team All-South C-USA Player of the Year Austin Berry .................................................................2011 Mohamed Thiaw ...........................................................2016 2003....................................................................Simon Bird Third Team All-South M.A.C. HERMANN TROPHY SEMIFINALIST Ben Strong ....................................................................2014 COLLEGE CUP ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2009 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2010 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2010 NSCAA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Andre Boudreaux ..........................................................2010 Andrew Farell ...............................................................2012 First Team Austin Berry ..................................................................2010 Tim Kubel .....................................................................2016 Phil Edginton ................................................................2009 Charlie Campbell ..........................................................2010 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA NSCAA ALL-AMERICAN First Team Second Team First Team Dylan Mares .................................................................2010 Joachim Ball .................................................................2014 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2009 Second Team Stefan Cleveland ..........................................................2016 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2010 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2008 Andrew Farrell ..............................................................2012 Paolo DelPiccolo ..........................................................2009 NSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-EAST TEAM Second Team First Team Phil Edginton ................................................................2009 SOCCER AMERICA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Phil Edginton ................................................................2009 Austin Berry ..................................................................2010 First Team Honorable Mention Tim Kubel .....................................................................2016 Dylan Mares .................................................................2010 JT Murray .....................................................................2009 Third Team Second Team Austin Berry ..................................................................2011 Paolo Del Piccolo .........................................................2009 ACC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Tim Kubel .....................................................................2014 TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COM BEST XI SOCCER NEWS ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM First Team Justin Prather ...............................................................1997 ALL-ACC FIRST TEAM Tim Kubel .....................................................................2016 Ben Strong ....................................................................2014 Second Team TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COM FRESHMAN BEST XI Tim Kubel .....................................................................2015 Mohamed Thiaw ...........................................................2016 Second Team Tim Kubel .....................................................................2016 Tate Schmitt ..................................................................2015 Mohamed Thiaw ...........................................................2016 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICAN First Team NSCAA ALL-REGION ALL-ACC SECOND TEAM Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2010 First Team All-Great Lakes Tim Kubel .....................................................................2014 Andrew Farrell ..............................................................2012 Simon Bird ....................................................................2003 Daniel Johnson .............................................................2015 Second Team Phil Edginton ................................................................2009 Adrian Cann ..................................................................2003 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2009 ALL-ACC THIRD TEAM Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2009 Austin Berry ..................................................................2010 Ricardo Velazco ............................................................2014 Austin Berry ..................................................................2010 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2010 Geoffrey Dee ................................................................2016 Austin Berry .................................................................2011 Austin Berry ..................................................................2011 Daniel Johnson .............................................................2016 Third Team Nick DeLeon .................................................................2011 Phil Edginton ................................................................2009 Colin Rolfe ....................................................................2011 ACC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Andrew Farrell ..............................................................2012 Tim Kubel .....................................................................2014 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS TOP ASSISTANT Paolo DelPiccolo ..........................................................2012 Tate Schmitt ..................................................................2015 Mario Sanchez ..............................................................2010 Second Team All-Great Lakes Shawn Faria .................................................................2000 ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM SOCCER TIMES ALL-AMERICAN Adrian Cann ..................................................................2001 Daniel Johnson .............................................................2016 Second Team Adrian Cann ..................................................................2002 Tim Kubel .....................................................................2016 Adrian Cann ..................................................................2003 Adrian Cann ..................................................................2003 David Guzman ..............................................................2005 AMERICAN CONFERENCE DEFENDER OF THE YEAR TOP DRAWER SOCCER TEAM OF THE YEAR David Guzman ..............................................................2006 Jimmy Ockford ..............................................................2013
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