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USILA 2006 Division I All-Americans USILA 2006 Division I All-Americans First Team: Attack: Sean Morris University of Massachusetts Chris Unterstein Hofstra University Joe Walters University of Maryland Matt Ward University of Virginia Midfield: Joe Boulukos Cornell University Kyle Dixon University of Virginia Bill McGlone University of Maryland Paul Rabil Johns Hopkins University Defense: Mike Culver University of Virginia BrettMoyer Hofstra University Jack Reid University of Massachusetts Goalie: Alex Hewit Princeton University Second Team: Attack: Jon Birsner United States Naval Academy Brett Bucktooth Syracuse University Athan Iannucci Hofstra University Ben Rubeor University of Virginia Midfield: John Keysor Hofstra University Billy Looney United States Naval Academy Matt Poskay University of Virginia Max Seibald Cornell University Drew Thompson University of Virginia Defense; Daniel Cocoziello Princeton University Dan Driscoll University of Notre Dame Reyn Garnett Georgetown University Steve Whitteberg University of Maryland Goalie: Matt McMonagle Cornell University Third Team: Attack: Kevin Huntley Johns Hopkins University Brendan Mundorf University of Maryland Baltimore County Joe Yevoli Syracuse University Midfield: Peter Cannon Georgetown University Brian Crockett Syracuse University Greg Peyser Johns Hopkins University Geoff Snider University of Denver Defense: Zachary Jungers Princeton University Stephen McElduff University of North Carolina Ray Megill University of Maryland Richard Smith University of Virginia Goalie: Matt Russell United States Naval Academy Kip Turner University of Virginia Honorable Mention: Attack: DJ Andrzejewski University of Pennsylvania Nick Bonacci Dartmouth College Brendan Cannon Georgetown University Greg Cohen Harvard University Michael Farley Providence College Mike Leveille Syracuse University David Mitchell Cornell University Xander Ritz University of Maryland Peter Trombino Princeton University John Walker United States Military Academy Midfield: Oliver Bacon Towson University Jake Deane University of Massachusetts Greg Downing Fairfield University Brendan Healy University of Maryland Patrick Heim Pennsylvania State University Terry Kimener University of Maryland Baltimore County Mark Kovler Princeton University Steve Looney United States Naval Academy John Orsen Hofstra University Steve Panarelli Syracuse University Dave Paolisso Georgetown University Patrick Perritt Syracuse University Alex Smith University of Delaware Andrew Spack Loyola College Defense: Mitch Belisle Cornell University Andrew Blechman University of Pennsylvania Jordan DiNola United States Naval Academy Colin Hulme Colgate University Jerry Lambe Georgetown University Matt Luyster United States Military Academy Sean McCarthy Hofstra University Matthew Pinto Johns Hopkins University Goalie: Drew Adams Pennsylvania State University Harry Alford University of Maryland Greg Havalchak Rutgers University Joey Kemp University of Notre Dame Jesse Schwartzman Johns Hopkins University USILA 2006 Division II All-Americans First Team: Attack: Wes Green Adelphi University Colin Achenbach C W Post College Mike McDonald LeMoyne College Midfield: Matt Cassalia LeMoyne College CJ Leary Dowling College Matt Miller New York Institute of Technology Timothy Paulson C W Post College Defense: Robert Blount C W Post College Chris Doran LeMoyne College Travis Tarr LeMoyne College Goalie: Jared Corcoran LeMoyne College Specialist: Andrew Hennessey Bryant University Joe Vasold New York Institute of Technology Second Team: Attack: Joe Droge New York Institute of Technology Christopher DuPignac Dowling College Gregory Rogowski Merrimack College Midfield: Alex Bily LeMoyne College Jeremy Jablonski C W Post College Adam Mulherin Mercyhurst College Defense: Tim Duffany Bryant University Vincent Funaro Dowling College Chase Safarowic C W Post College Goalie: Michael Rimmer C W Post College Specialist: Chris Moore LeMoyne College Honorable Mention: Attack: Ralph Carino C W Post College Andrew Chapman Mars Hill College Alex Tack Queens University Midfield: Stephen Coppinger Bryant University Nick Cotter Dowling College Dan Lamonica Molloy College Bryan Safarik Wingate University Defense: Michael Hutnick Southern New Hampshire University Matt Juriga LeMoyne College John Osterritter St. Andrews Presbyterian College Steve Sorrentino New York Institute of Technology Goalie: Mike Bringley Mercyhurst College Specialist: Juan Javier Munguia Dowling College Joseph Thon Mercyhurst College USILA 2006 Division III All-Americans First Team: Attack: Dan Boyer Salisbury University Connor Fitzgerald Bowdoin College David Thering Rochester Institute of Technology Midfield: Mike Abbott SUNY Cortland Mike Hurley Salisbury University Chris Keating Roanoke College LP Midfield: Chase Caruso Salisbury University Defense: Chris Heier Salisbury University Ben Love Roanoke College Gabe Wood Middlebury College Goalie: Pat Vaughan Gettysburg College Second Team: Attack: Jim Cabrera Middlebury College Kyle Lambert SUNY Cortland Jon Mason Roanoke College Midfield: Glen Adams Wesleyan University Jared Harriman Gettysburg College Matt O'Connell SUNY Cortland LP Midfield: Andrew Wilcox Amherst College Defense: Jon Kenney Washington College Andrew McGann Gettysburg College Dan Schmitt SUNY Cortland Goalie: Matt Madalon Roanoke College Third Team: Attack: Ryan Hotaling Nazareth College Brian Pryor Gettysburg College Ryan Rohde Salisbury University Midfield: Bryan Adams Nazareth College Mark Bielicky Stevens Institute of Technology Chris Renzi Gettysburg College LP Midfield: Cheney Raymond SUNY Cortland Defense: Chad Clark Lynchburg College Brian Duggan Bowdoin College Phil Gardner SUNY Geneseo Goalie: Kevin Thibadeau Washington College Honorable Mention: Attack: Taylor Brown Springfield College Adam Cherry Western New England College Ryan Cranston Lynchburg College Burt Fahy Endicott College Brian Hanlon Clarkson University David Mueller St. Mary's College Jack Newton Hamilton College J. R. Oreskovich Stevens Institute of Technology Matt Perry Greensboro College Eric Pritchard Rochester Institute of Technology Kevin Rayer Cabrini College Brian Read Dickinson College Chris Read Washington College Jack Ryerson SUNY Geneseo Henry Sheehan Middlebury College Vince Smith Hampden-Sydney College Chase Stewart Gettysburg College Adam Tinklepaugh Lynchburg College Midfield Cyrus Albertson St. Mary's College Owahn Bazydlo SUNY Geneseo Zachary Bednarz Rochester Institute of Technology Benjamin Buskey St. Lawrence University Jimmy Creighton Salisbury University Chris Eccles Ohio Wesleyan University Todd Fairlie Widener University Luis Gonzalez Salisbury University Aaron Herter Middlebury College Brian Kemper Lynchburg College Tim Kerr Washington College Kevin Lally Endicott College Adam LoGiudice Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Jeff Mangini Nazareth College Tim McDermott SUNY Geneseo Peter Mellen Middlebury College Mike O'Brien Tufts University Andrew Ostrusky Washington College Ryan Quick Lynchburg College Patrick Riehlman SUNY Geneseo Tom Spinella Skidmore College Defense: L. Mike Alcamo St. Mary's College Wiley Dornseif Tufts University John Fairhurst Gettysburg College James Hearty St. Lawrence University Kevin Hennigan SUNY Geneseo Rich Li Roanoke College Ryan O'Connor Bates College John Pritzlaff Hampden-Sydney College Curtis Schaeffer McDaniel College Josh Smith Stevens Institute of Technology Nick Terlizzo Cabrini College Jacob Tuller Rochester Institute of Technology Goalie Dennis Butler Ithaca College Charlie Congleton Wesleyan University Ben Gaebel SUNY Cortland Kevin Quinn Cabrini College Max Zarchin Salisbury University .
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