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1996 Men's All-Americans 1996 Men’s All-Americans DIVISION I First Team Attack: Jesse Hubbard, (Princeton), Doug Knight (Virginia), Mike Watson (Virginia) Midfield: Jude Collins (North Carolina), Tim Langton (Towson State), Casey Powell (Syracuse), Jason Wade (North Carolina) Defense: Tyler Hardy (Duke), Brian Kuczma (Johns Hopkins), Tommy Smith (Virginia) Goal: Brian Dougherty (Maryland) Second Team Attack: Mike Eckert (Harvard), John Hess (Princeton), Tim Whiteley (Virginia) Midfield: Brian Bacso (Loyola), Billy Evans (Johns Hopkins), Todd Evans (Maryland), Jeff MacBean (Princeton) Defense: Brendan Fry (Loyola), Pete Murphy (North Carolina), Becket Wolf (Princeton) Goal: Greg Cattrano (Brown) Third Team Attack: Rob Kavovit (Syracuse), Dave Marr (Johns Hopkins), Chris Massey (Princeton) Midfield: Anthony Alexander (Hofstra), Jim Gonnella (Duke), Dennis Kelly (Massachusetts), Milford Marchant (Johns Hopkins) Defense: John Gagliardi (Johns Hopkins), Dave LaChapelle (Maryland), Todd Rassas (Notre Dame) Goal: Michael LaRocco (Cornell) Honorable Mention Attack: Matt Clune (Towson State), Brian Duffy (Loyola), David Evans (Brown), Mike Ferrucci (Harvard), Brendan Glass (Massachusetts), Matt Hahn (Maryland), Scott Hapgood (Dartmouth), Craig Kahoun (Butler), Jon Methven (Bucknell), Blake Miller (Hofstra), Jim Morrissey (Syracuse), Merrill Turnbull (North Carolina), Andrew Whipple (Maryland), Tom Zaccagnino (Yale) Midfield: Chris Carrano (Army), David Curry (Virginia), Chris Ginter (Virginia), Jim Keenan (Notre Dame), Tim Kennedy (Dartmouth), Dan Martin (Georgetown), Drew Melchionni (Virginia), Mark O’Brien (Loyola), Andrew Ross (Navy), Chris Wojcik (Harvard) Defense: Dave Daniecki (Penn State), Rorke Denver (Syracuse), Hugh Donovan (Bucknell), Carey Egan (Delaware), Jon Fox (North Carolina), Jamie Hanford (Loyola), Kris Photopoulos (Syracuse), Mike Seward (Rutgers), Dennis Sullivan (Brown), Mike Sweeney (Hobart), Eric Vanags (Towson State), Dan Wychulis (Georgetown) Goal: Alex Cade (Notre Dame), Jason Gebhardt (Syracuse), Jonathan Marcus (Johns Hopkins) 1996 Men’s All-Americans DIVISION II First Team Attack: Rob Grella (Adelphi), Joe Brock (N. Y. Tech), Joe Nicolosi (N. Y. Tech) Midfield: Joe Renneisen (N.Y. Tech), Andy Marinos (Adelphi), Matt Schomberg (Adelphi) Defensive Midfield: Omar Rivera (C. W. Post) Defense: Chris Triolo (C. W. Post), Shawn Hennessy (Adelphi), Scott Hutchinson (N. Y. Tech) Goal: Kelly Bixler (C. W. Post) Second Team Attack: Jay Narvaez (C. W. Post), Peter Friedman (Adelphi), Mike French (St. Andrew’s) Midfield: Pete DeRupo (C. W. Post), Matt Krepil (Sacred Heart), Kevin Geberth (St. Andrew’s) Defensive Midfield: Keith Lohmuller (Adelphi) Defense: Keith Nyberg (Limestone), Doug Steele (Sacred Heart), Jason Myrick (Pfeiffer) Goal: Rich Grismer (Adelphi) Honorable Mention Attack: Frank Collova (West Chester), Chris Asaro (Southampton), Tim Olinick (West Chester) Midfield: P. J. Laura (Southampton), Chris Babb (St. Andrew’s) Defensive Midfield: Joe Martinez (N. Y. Tech), Dan Sherman (Sacred Heart) Defense: Eric Hiatt (Bentley), John Gozzo (Bentley), Kevin Kurrus (C. W. Post), Brian Micena (Sacred Heart) Goal: Brian Cirillo (N. Y. Tech), Mike Vituli (Southampton) 1996 Men’s All-Americans DIVISION III First Team: Attack: Jason Coffman (Salisbury State), Bart Jaeger (Washington College), Dave Maguire (Ohio Wesleyan), Darren McGurn (Ohio Wesleyan) Midfield: Jake Bergey (Salisbury State), Brent Rothfuss (Nazareth), Tim Kaiser (Ohio Wesleyan), George Atterbury (Washington College) Defense: Chris McQueeney (Salisbury State), Chris Davin (Roanoke), Brandon Piccaretto (Nazareth) Goal: Ben Wineburg (Nazareth) Second Team: Attack: Chris Mergardt (Franklin & Marshall), Jason Johnson (St. Lawrence), Neal Powless (Nazareth) Midfield: Cliff Comfort (Denison), Terry Goetz (Nazareth), David Cornell (Gettysburg), Tom Fritz (Nazareth) Defense: Marcus Santana (Nazareth), Brendan Bellotte (Salisbury State), Colin Brune (Denison), Pete Salvador (RIT) Goal: Andy Taibl (Washington College) Third Team: Attack: Charlie Whinery (Middlebury), Ande Jenkins (Washington & Lee), Paul Smith (Salisbury State) Midfield: Cullen Meade (Middlebury), Joe Feldman (Gettysburg), Scott Goldberg (Hartwick), Adam Widener (Salisbury State) Defense: Chris McGlone (Washington College), Dan Garrett (Nazareth), James Gohng (Gettysburg) Goal: Ian Wolfe (Middlebury) Honorable Mention Attack: Doug Cote (Gettysburg), Russell Croft (Washington & Lee), Matt Connell (Denison), Brad Downey (Whittier), Victor Maddux (Denison), Brian Midwinter (Alfred), Dean Coccia (Western Maryland), Justin Ronayne (SUNY Cortland), Ben Hunt (RIT), Bill Metz (Roanoke) Midfield: John Burdett (Nazareth), Rob Ruller (SUNY Cortland), Adam Butterworth (Washington & Lee), Chris Capone (Connecticut College), Ian Sobler (Franklin & Marshall), Brian Proefrock (RPI), Dan Bartlett (SUNY Oswego), Darin Gallagher (Salisbury State), Ryan Traynor (Randolph-Macon), Ryan McDermott (Nazareth), Connor O’Rourke (Williams) Defense: Jamie Brennan (U. S. Merchant Marine), Jamie Worthen (Hampden-Sydney), Lee Counselman (Washington & Lee), Erik White (SUNY Oswego), Al Heraghty (SUNY Cortland), Dennis Herron (Hartwick), Jeff Quake (Williams), Randall Wood (Alfred) Goal: Dave Sprague (Ohio Wesleyan), Niels Maumenee (Colorado College), Kurt Utzman (RIT), Jake Kovalcik (Gettysburg), Chris Gordon (Roanoke), Elliott Deloach (Amherst) .
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