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HONORS and AWARDS UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-AMERICA Justin Neerhof HONORS AND AWARDS UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-AMERICA Justin Neerhof ...............................................2001 TOP DRAWER SOCCER NATIONAL (FORMERLY NSCAA) Brian O’Connor ..............................................1999 PLAYER OF THE WEEK Miguel Berry .............................. 2019 (2nd Team) Leighton O’Brien ....................... 1996, 1997, 1998 Connor Brandt ................................. Nov. 19, 2012 Ryan Coiner ................................ 2002 (2nd Team) Guillermo Jara ...............................................1995 Ryan Coiner ................................ 2000 (2nd Team) Roger Lindqvist ...................................1993, 1994 TOP DRAWER SOCCER NATIONAL TEAM Brian O’Connor ........................... 1999 (2nd Team) OF THE WEEK Roger Lindqvist .......................... 1994 (2nd Team) UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-FAR Dan Delgado ................................... Nov. 19, 2012 Trong Nguyen ............................. 1990 (2nd Team) WEST REGION, 2ND TEAM Connor Brandt Nov. 19, 2012; Nov. 27, 2012; Oct. 29, Guillermo Jara .............................1995 (3rd Team) Ross Meldrum ...............................................2019 2013 Roger Lindqvist ...........................1993 (3rd Team) Miguel Berry ................................................ 2017 Chugger Adair .............................1992 (3rd Team) Torrey DeArmas .............................................2015 WCC COACH OF THE YEAR Keegan Smith................................................2015 Seamus McFadden ........................................1990 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-AMERICA Julian Ringhof ...............................................2014 Seamus McFadden ........................................1992 Roger Lindqvist ............................1993 (1st Team) Stephen Posa ................................................2011 Seamus McFadden ........................................1994 Ryan Coiner .................................2002 (3rd Team) Ryan Guy .......................................................2004 Seamus McFadden ........................................1995 Kevin Wilson .................................................2003 Seamus McFadden ........................................1998 SOCCER AMERICA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Matt Geske ....................................................1996 Seamus McFadden ........................................1999 Guillermo Jara ...............................................1992 Tim Durkin ....................................................1996 Seamus McFadden ........................................2000 Guillermo Jara ...............................................1994 Seamus McFadden ........................................2012 MAC HERMANN NATIONAL PLAYER OF Toby Taitano ..................................................1993 Seamus McFadden ........................................2014 THE YEAR Chugger Adair ...............................................1992 Miguel Berry ...........................2019 (Semifinalist) WCC PLAYERS OF THE YEAR UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-FAR Miguel Berry (co) ..........................................2019 SOCCER AMERICA MVP WEST REGION, 3RD TEAM Keegan Smith................................................2015 Guillermo Jara ...............................................1992 Aaron Frey .....................................................2019 Connor Brandt ...............................................2014 Roger Lindqvist .............................................1992 Henry Lander ..................................................... 2017 Dan Delgado .................................................2011 Michael Turner ................................................... 2016 Patrick Wallen ...............................................2010 NCAA FINAL FOUR DEFENSIVE MVP Darragh Vieyra ................................................... 2015 Ryan Peterman..............................................2009 Roger Lindqvist .............................................1992 Julian Ringhof .................................................... 2012 Ryan Coiner .........................................2000, 2002 Dan Delgado ...................................................... 2011 Leighton O’Brien .................................1996, 1998 Ryan Guy ............................................................ 2005 Guillermo Jara ...............................................1995 SOCCER NEWS WEST REGION DEF. MVP Kevin Wilson ...................................................... 2004 Roger Lindqvist .............................................1993 Garrett Turk ........................................................ 2001 Chugger Adair ...............................................1992 U.S. NATIONAL U-20 TEAM COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS ALL-WEST WCC DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Thomas Olsen ................................................2015 REGION Darragh Vieyra ..............................................2015 Guillermo Jara .................................................... 1993 Julian Ringhof ...............................................2014 U.S. NATIONAL U-23 TEAM Scott Burcar .........................................2002, 2003 Guillermo Jara ...............................................1993 SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE WEEK Justin Neerhof ...............................................2001 Keith Finnegan .......................................Sept. 6, 1995 Brian O’Connor ..............................................1999 U.S. OLYMPIC FESTIVAL Roger Lindqvist ......................... 1992, 1993, 1994 Guillermo Jara .....................................1993, 1994 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS NATIONAL Trong Nguyen ................................................1990 PLAYER OF THE WEEK UNITED SOCCER COACHES ALL-FAR Dan Delgado ................................... Nov. 19, 2012 WCC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR WEST REGION, 1ST TEAM Aaron Frey .....................................................2017 Miguel Berry .................................................2019 COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS NATIONAL Thomas Olsen ................................................2014 Henry Lander ................................................2019 TEAM OF THE WEEK Patrick Wallen ...............................................2009 Connor Brandt ...............................................2014 Connor Brandt ................................. Nov. 27, 2012 Ciaran O’Brien ...............................................2006 Dan Delgado .................................................2012 Ryan Guy ........................................ Sept. 22, 2004 Leighton O’Brien ...........................................1995 Patrick Wallen ...............................................2012 Guillermo Jara ...............................................1992 Ryan Coiner ............................... 2000, 2001, 2002 HONORS AND AWARDS ALL-WCC, 1ST TEAM Sam Reeder ............................................. 2007, 2009 Dustin Guerrero .............................................2007 Miguel Berry ............................. 2017, 2018, 2019 Tim Grey ............................................................2007 JT Howlan .....................................................2007 Michael Turner ..............................................2016 Ciaran O’Brien ...................................................2006 Tim Grey ...........................................2006, ‘08, ‘09 Keegan Smith................................................2015 Scott Martin ......................................................2005 Sam Reeder .........................................2005, 2006 Darragh Vieyra ..............................................2015 Ryan Guy ...........................................................2005 Michael Caso .................................................2005 Torrey DeArmas ...................................2014, 2015 Tommy Von Bromsen ........................................2005 Calli Rendahl .................................................2005 Connor Brandt .....................................2013, 2014 Lance Friesz .......................................................2003 Kevin Meissner ..............................................2004 Julian Ringhof .....................................2013, 2014 Sy Reeves ................................................ 2001, 2003 Tommy Von Bromsen ....................................2004 Scott Burcar ............................................. 2000, 2001 Eric Wunderle ................................................2003 Dan Delgado .......................................2011, 2012 Matt McCausland ...........................2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 James Cohn ...................................................2012 Eric Wunderle ....................................................2002 Kellen Hiroto .......................................2002, 2003 Elijah Galbraith-Knapp ..................................2011 Antonio Gonzales ..............................................1999 Parker Jarvis ..................................................2002 Cory Norris ....................................................2010 Levi Parker ........................................................1999 Tyler Conley .........................................2000, 2002 Patrick Wallen ........................... 2009, 2010, 2012 Garrett Turk ............................................. 1999, 2002 Sy Reeves ......................................................2000 Ryan Peterman..............................................2009 Brian O’Connor
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