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1984 Men's All-Americans 1984 Men’s All-Americans DIVISION I First Team Attack: Tim Nelson (Syracuse), Kevin Cook (Cornell), Peter Scott (Johns Hopkins) Midfield: Del Dressel (Johns Hopkins ), Brad Kotz (Syracuse), Josh Hall (Penn), Joe Seivold (North Carolina) Defense: Tom Haus (North Carolina), John DeTommaso (Johns Hopkins), Mike Riccardi (Army) Goal: Larry Quinn (Johns Hopkins) Second Team Attack: Bill Naslonski (Rutgers), Brian Wood (Johns Hopkins), Mac Ford (North Carolina) Midfield: Glen Miles (Navy), Dave Desko (Syracuse), John Krumenacker (Johns Hopkins), Mark Gold (UMBC) Defense: Randy Cox (North Carolina), Zack Colburn (Penn), Scott Lind (Virginia) Goal: George Slabowski (Army) Third Team Attack: Tom Korrie (Syracuse), Randy Lundblad (Syracuse), Willy Odenthal (Johns Hopkins) Midfield: Dave McCulloch (Hofstra), Scott Gerham (Virginia), Chris O’Brien (Maryland), Greg Manley (Loyola) Defense: Kevin Sheehan (Syracuse), Joe Papetti (Navy), Barry Cain (Massachusetts) Goal: Jim Della Rocca (Penn) Honorable Mention Attack: Randy Powers (Delaware), Jenkins Marshall (Dartmouth), Roddy Marino (Virginia), Jeff Nicklas (Virginia), Bill Morrill (Penn), Mike Braver (Penn), Tom Gagnon (Brown), Pete Short (Army), Gary Seivold (North Carolina), Tom Lion (Penn State), Evan Davis (Arizona) Midfield: John Conley (Towson), Dave Chang (Princeton), Rob Hawley (Harvard), Karl Hattan (Massachusetts), Peter Drummond (New Hampshire), Steve Shaw (Delaware), John Tucker (Johns Hopkins), Tom Donovan (Army), Rich Sajkoski (Army), Mikko Red Arrow (Hofstra) Defense: Mike Higgins (Cornell), Tony Resch (Yale), Jeff Desko (Syracuse), Dan Harley (Delaware), Lou Trapp (Rutgers), Darren Muller (Brown), Dan Tracy (Maryland), Peter Hanlon (Towson), Jerry Rizzieri (Princeton) Goal: John Naslonski (Rutgers), J.B. Meyer (Virginia), Tim Mealey (North Carolina), Chris Anglim (C.W. Post), Tom Nims (Syracuse) 1984 Men’s All-Americans DIVISION III First Team: Attack: Tom Grimaldi (Hobart), Mike Perkins (Cortland State), Bill Bjorness (RIT), Midfield: Pat O’Hara (Hobart), Jim Holihan (Hobart), Jim Huelskamp (Salisbury State) Defense: Steve Beville (Washington), Charlie Santry (St. Lawrence), Doug Mackenzie (Roanoke) Goal: Greg Baker (Washington) Second Team: Attack: Andy John (Denison), Marc VanArsdale (Hobart), Steve Hurley (Salisbury State) Midfield: Rocco Guglielmo (Roanoke), John Nostrant (Washington), Don Balch (RIT) Defense: Dan Whalen (Hobart), Gerry Cushing (Cortland State), Rich Abel (Salisbury State) Goal: Bill Pilat (Roanoke) Third Team: Attack: Derek Keenan (Ithaca), Walker Taylor (Washington), Bruce Remus (RIT) Midfield: Ricky Sowell (Washington), John Drezner (St. Lawrence), Brian Comer (Ithaca) Defense: Ed Purcell (RIT), Hans Hurdle (Swarthmore), Mark Chafee (Middlebury) Goal: Danny Cisneros (Bowdoin) Honorable Mention Attack: Tim French (St. Lawrence), Blair Morrison (Ohio Wesleyan), Eric Magnuson (RIT), Joe Schoener (Potsdam), Dave Hennessy (Middlebury), John Warrack (Stony Brook) Midfield: Ed Meehan (Swarthmore), Don Stevenson (Mt. St. Mary’s), Ned Ide (Trinity), Scott Nixon (Guilford) Defense: John Montayne (Western Maryland), Greg Hall (Cortland State) Goal: Scott Hayman (Cortland State), Mike Rentzepis (Wesleyan), Kevin McFarlin (Salisbury State) .
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