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Seeding & Pools Results Tournament Awards 2014 NCCAA DI Men’s Soccer Championship Site: Austin-Tindall Soccer Complex December 1 - December 6, 2014 Location: Kissimmee, Florida Seeding & Pools Pool A 1) Mississippi College 6) Palm Beach Atlantic University 9) Roberts Wesleyan College Pool B 2) Southwestern Christian University 5) Lee University 8) Spring Arbor University Pool C 3) Shorter University 4) Bethel College 7) Bluefield College Results 12/1/14 Game 1 Mississippi College tied Roberts Wesleyan College 2-2 Game 2 Southwestern Christian University def. Spring Arbor University 3-0 Game 3 Shorter University def. Bluefield College 5-1 12/2/14 Game 4 Palm Beach Atlantic University def. Roberts Wesleyan College 3-0 Game 5 Lee University def. Spring Arbor University 2-0 Game 6 Bethel College def. Bluefield College 6-1 12/3/14 Game 7 Palm Beach Atlantic University def. Mississippi College 1-0 Game 8 Lee University def. Southwestern Christian University 3-2 Game 9 Shorter University def. Bethel College 2-1 12/5/14 (Teams Reseeded) Semi 1 #4 Bethel College def #1 Palm Beach Atlantic University 2-1 Semi 2 #2 Lee University def. #3 Shorter University 2-1 12/6/14 Championship Lee University def. Bethel College 2-1 National Champion Lee University Tournament Awards All-Tournament Team Humberto Pelaez Mississippi College Joey Hinshaw Lee University Chad Dennis Southwestern Christian University Caleb Morris Bethel College Ian Billin Bethel College Jonathan Finlay Lee University 2014 NCCAA DI Men’s Soccer Championship Site: Austin-Tindall Soccer Complex December 1 - December 6, 2014 Location: Kissimmee, Florida Michael Cacavo Spring Arbor University Hector Camacho Bluefield College Daniel Pena Palm Beach Atlantic University Lucas Coutinho Palm Beach Atlantic University Ricardo Carvalho Bethel College David Perez Lee University Ryan Horn Shorter University Lucas Cavenco Shorter University Michael Cunningham Roberts Wesleyan University Quade Marinell Lee University Tournament Most Outstanding Player David Perez Lee University Tournament MVP - Defense Ian Billin Bethel College Tournament MVP – Offense Quade Marinell Lee University NISOA Sportsmanship Award Palm Beach Atlantic University Individual Awards Kyle Rote, Jr. Award Connor Gilmour Cedarville University NSCAA / NCCAA Player of the Year Ricardo Carvalho Bethel College NSCAA / NCCAA Coach of the Year Paul Furey Lee Unviersity All-Americans NSCAA / NCCAA All-America First Team Tom Halsall Lee University Michael Caccavo Spring Arbor University Garrison Adams Lee University Jarrett Kersten Cedarville University Ricardo Carvalho Bethel College Tom Gavin Palm Beach Atlantic University Brian Vasquez Mississippi College Charlie Dennis Shorter University Terell Williamson Chowan University Marcelo Petit Campbellsville University Michael Cunningham Roberts Wesleyan College 2014 NCCAA DI Men’s Soccer Championship Site: Austin-Tindall Soccer Complex December 1 - December 6, 2014 Location: Kissimmee, Florida NSCAA / NCCAA All-America Second Team Jacob Cole Grace College Lukas Muszong Bethel College Tyler Smith Columbia International University Jesse Toth Houghton College Bruno Liozzi Southern Wesleyan University Trent Smith Grace College Daniel Pena Palm Beach Atlantic University Connor Gilmour Cedarville University Lucas Coutinho Palm Beach Atlantic University Jamie Campbell Southwestern Christian University Pedro Amaral Bethel College NCCAA All-America Third Team Jack McGowen Oklahoma Wesleyan University Jared Putt Spring Arbor College Walter Lopez Judson University Adam Kay Southwestern Christian University Jared Toth Houghton College Perica Obradovic Oklahoma Wesleyan University Jordan Radisavjevic Chowan University Josh Barrera Mississippi College Sam Lee Oakland City University Michael Scavone Roberts Wesleyan College Alex Wright Emmanuel College NCCAA Honorable Mention Ivan Correa Lancaster Bible College Franciso Deanda Mississippi College Santiago Munoz Judson University Alex Ryan Campbellsville University Matthew Carragher Bluefield College Jose Dozal Mid-America Christian University Alex Harling Roberts Wesleyan College Randy Lavaire Judson University Thomas Crown Greenville College Tyler Macintosh Mid-America Christian University Ruben Rodriguez Southern Wesleyan University Scholar-Athletes Blake Bauman Bethel College Brennan Seevers Bethel College Erik Albarran Bluefield College Michael Callaghan Bluefield College Andres Palacio Bluefield College Caleb Robbins Bluefield College Jefferson Watson Bluefield College Gustav Carlsson Campbellsville University 2014 NCCAA DI Men’s Soccer Championship Site: Austin-Tindall Soccer Complex December 1 - December 6, 2014 Location: Kissimmee, Florida Gabriel DeFreitas Campbellsville University Adam Fridell Campbellsville University Martin Haapasaari Campbellsville University Maurizlo Infante Campbellsville University Adam Linderholm Campbellsville University Chris Moyo Campbellsville University Marcelo Petit Campbellsville University Alex Ryan Campbellsville University Ryan Scanlan Chowan University Graham Delano Colorado Christian University Ben Lindgren Colorado Christian University Ethan Chandler Columbia International University David Druin Columbia International University Nathan Greene Columbia International University Andrew Byrd Dallas Baptist University Chuck Schober Dallas Baptist University Andrew Luis Fresno Pacific University Nick Watson Fresno Pacific University Benjamin Cahill Grace College Jacob Cole Grace College Justin Festa Grace College Kyle Hamlin Grace College Payton Norris Grace College Trent Smith Grace College Thomas Crown Greenville College Dillon Czech Greenville College Justin Mulholland Greenville College Cory Brautigam Houghton College Kevin Miranda Houghton College Jordan Smith Houghton College Connor Vogan Houghton College Keaton Albert Indiana Wesleyan University Kyle Beimers Indiana Wesleyan University Dylan Bronkema Indiana Wesleyan University Seth Kintigh Indiana Wesleyan University Taylor Lehman Indiana Wesleyan University Jarod Schieler Judson University Hunter Scott Judson University Hayden Croxall Lee University Justin Furey Lee University Joey Hinshaw Lee University Jonathan Perelman Lee University Jacob Howdeshell McMurry University Michael von Ende-Becker McMurry University Matthew Corrigan Mid-America Christian University Graeme Campbell Oakland City University Aljosa Stankovic Oakland City University David Stroup Oakland City University Jonathan Stroup Oakland City University Cody Cook Oklahoma Christian University 2014 NCCAA DI Men’s Soccer Championship Site: Austin-Tindall Soccer Complex December 1 - December 6, 2014 Location: Kissimmee, Florida Brandon Little Axe Oklahoma Christian University Matt McLain Oklahoma Christian University Brandon Langenberg Palm Beach Atlantic University Matutu Mpumelolo Palm Beach Atlantic University Daniel Pena Palm Beach Atlantic University Ruan Da Costa Point University Donovan Harper Point University Erik Quintana Point University Nicolas Ferrigno Shorter University Matthew Goss Shorter University Sixto Moraga Shorter Universtiy Juan Agudelo Southern Wesleyan University Joey Capone Southern Wesleyan University Ruben Rodriguez Southern Wesleyan University Jacob Flanigan Spring Arbor University Steven Murphy Spring Arbor University Josiah Weber Spring Arbor University Dan Hood Trinity Christian College Michael Ippel Trinity Christian College Caleb Steele Trinity Christian College Ben Tjoelker Trinity Christian College Jonathan Heim Trinity International University Steven Hoeflich Trinity International University Zach Miller Trinity International University Kevin Searle Trinity International University Chad Springetti Trinity International University Nick Wright Trinity International University Christoffer Lindal Trinity Lutheran College Soprano Giancarlo Trinity Lutheran College Scholar-Teams Institution Team GPA Cedarville University 3.45 .
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