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USILA Is Proud to Present the 2009 Division I All-America Team USILA is Proud to Present the 2009 Division I All-America Team First Team: Attack Billy Bitter University of North Carolina Brandon Corp Colgate University Ned Crotty Duke University Dan Glading University of Virginia Kenny Nims Syracuse University Midfield Matt Abbott Syracuse University Shamel Bratton University of Virginia Mark Kovler Princeton University Max Seibald Cornell University Defense Ken Clausen University of Virginia Michael Evans Johns Hopkins University Matt Moyer Cornell University Goalie Jordan Burke Brown University Second Team Attack Zack Greer Bryant University Jack McBride Princeton University Ryan Young University of Maryland Midfield John Glynn Cornell University Ben Hunt University of North Carolina Michael Kimmel Johns Hopkins University Peet Poillon University of Maryland Baltimore County Defense Parker McKee Duke University Sid Smith Syracuse University Chad Wiedmaier Princeton University Goalie Doc Schneider University of Massachusetts Third Team Attack Garrett Billings University of Virginia Ryan Hoff University of Notre Dame Rob Pannell Cornell University Max Quinzani Duke University Midfield Brian Carroll University of Virginia Brian Christopher Johns Hopkins University Sean Delaney University of North Carolina Brad Ross Duke University Defense Ryan Flanagan University of North Carolina Regis McDermott University of Notre Dame Chris Peyser Princeton University Max Schmidt University of Maryland Goalie Scott Rodgers University of Notre Dame Honorable Mention Attack Stephen Boyle Johns Hopkins University Jay Card Hofstra University Grant Catalino University of Maryland Brian Caulfield University at Albany Jim Connolly University of Massachusetts Joel Dalgarno The Ohio State University Thomas Davis Princeton University Ryan Hurley Cornell University Stephen Keogh Syracuse University Shane Koppens Loyola College Jordan McBride Stony Brook Thomas Muldoon Brown University Timothy Paul United States Naval Academy Kyle Wharton Johns Hopkins University Austin Winter Bucknell University Honorable Mention(cont.) Midfield Michael Colleluori Hofstra University C. J. Costabile Duke University Dan Groot University of Maryland Dan Hardy Syracuse University Alex Hopmann University of Maryland Baltimore County Brian Karalunas Villanova University Grant Krebs University of Notre Dame Anthony Muscarella Hofstra University Peter Ricci Loyola College Richard Sgalardi Princeton University Mike Timms University of Virginia Shane Walterhoeffer University of North Carolina Joel White Syracuse University Kyle Wimer University of Maryland Baltimore County Defense Sam Barnes University of Notre Dame Steve Bauer Georgetown University Peter Fallon Brown University Diogo Godoi University of Massachusetts Billy Haire Bucknell University Matt Kelly University of Virginia John Lade Syracuse University Christian Scuderi Hofstra University Andrew Tormey United States Naval Academy Goalie Andrew Adams Penn State University Jeremy Blevins University of Maryland Baltimore County Tyler Fiorito Princeton University Brent Herbst Siena College USILA is Proud to Present the 2009 Division II All-America Team First Team Attack Greg Cerar C. W. Post-LIU Jack Harmatuk LeMoyne College Keith Henderson New York Institute of Technology Greg Rogowski Merrimack College Midfield Matt Dimler C. W. Post-LIU Keith Galante Molloy College Matt Messina New York Institute of Technology Long-Stick Midfielder Joseph Biondolillo Dowling College Defense Drew Bezek LeMoyne College Bryan Leonard C. W. Post-LIU Spencer Wims Limestone College Goalie Doug McIver LeMoyne College Specialist Michael Cama C. W. Post-LIU Second Team Attack Mike Ball Southern New Hampshire University Stephan LeBlanc Queens University David Loftus C. W. Post-LIU Midfield Matt Chadderdon LeMoyne College Mark Hodsdon Wingate University Albert Maione Molloy College Brian Welch LeMoyne College Long-Stick Midfielder Joseph Blount C. W. Post-LIU Marc Cizenski LeMoyne College Defense Kyle Rubisch Dowling College Evan Schaller Wingate University Matthew Spahr Mercyhurst College Goalie Jason LaShomb Mercyhurst College Dan Sciulla C. W. Post-LIU Specialist Brian Griffin LeMoyne College Honorable Mention Attack Danny Farmer Mars Hill College John McClure Dowling College Midfield Sean Ball Southern New Hampshire University Mike Messina C. W. Post-LIU Mike Poerstel Limestone College Defense Jonathon Kology C. W. Post-LIU Doug Logan Bentley University Goalie Timothy Matheis Pace University USILA is Proud to Present the 2009 Division III All-America Team First Team Attack Jimmy Dailey Stevenson University Steve Kazimer Stevenson University Zachary Thomas Roanoke College Midfield Kylor Berkman Salisbury University Joe Morgan Cortland State Mike Stone Middlebury College Long Pole Midfielder Tom Kehoe Gettysburg College Short Stick Specialist P. J. Santora St. Lawrence University Defense Luke Lemon Cortland State Terence Malangone Wesleyan University Neth Wiedemann Ithaca College Goalie Gordon Cohen Washington College Second Team Attack Casey Grugan Cabrini College D. J. Hessler Tufts University Matt Keating Stevens Institute of Technology Midfield Nicola Bevacqua Stevenson University Tom O'Donnell Gettysburg College Harry St. John Washington and Lee University Long Pole Midfield Stephen Simmons Roanoke College Short Stick Specialist David Wood St. John Fisher College Defense Jared Pabis Western New England College Yanni Peary Gettysburg College Mike Simon Stevenson University Goalie Dave Decker Stevens Institute of Technology Third Team Attack Russ Follansbee Wesleyan University Zachary Pucci Gettysburg College Brodie Savoie Western New England College Midfield Charles Carlson Roanoke College Dan Maude Denison University Alex Slauson St. Lawrence University Long Pole Midfielder Brian Morrissey Williams College Short Stick Specialist Eric Parah Cortland State Defense Sam Love Roanoke College Kevin Maynard Salisbury University James Shanahan Washington and Lee University Goalie Zach Furshman Gettysburg College Honorable Mention Attack Jake Beebe Springfield College Peter Carroll St. Lawrence University Matt Cononne Salisbury University Nick Cosco Endicott College Tom Costanza SUNY Geneseo Richie Ford Stevenson University Greg Gibbons Clarkson University Max Hjelm Haverford College Will Keigler Washington and Lee University Matt Levesque Skidmore College Patrick March Roanoke College Clem McNally Tufts University J. R. Oreskovich Stevens Institute of Technology Scott Reimer Cabrini College Alec Siefert Ithaca College Tyler Tolson Lynchburg College Midfield Ryan Alexander St. Mary's College Craig Bunker Colby College Dave Campbell Middlebury College Scott Castle Nazareth College Thayer Damm Washington College Christopher DeLuca Cortland State Marc DiPasquale St. Mary's College Greg Furshman Stevenson University Michael Hatton McDaniel College Nic Heckman Ithaca College Skyler Hopkins Middlebury College Kyle Jett Hampden-Sydney College Scott Kukis Western New England College Eddie O'Reilly Endicott College Mike Recor SUNY Oswego Dolan Simmons Eastern Connecticut State University Owen Smith Bowdoin College Justin Tuma Roanoke College Michael Von Kamecke Salisbury University Jordan Yarboro Tufts University Defense John Deluca Muhlenberg College Saperstein Eytan Tufts University Tim Kurpis Gettysburg College Steve Lane Eastern Connecticut State University Daniel MacRae Rochester Institute of Technology Joseph May SUNY Geneseo Steve Mersinger York College Joe Monroe Cabrini College Jeff Moore Cabrini College Matt Noble Cortland State Andrew Repko Bowdoin College Trevor Scoon St. Lawerence University Kirk Waldie Wesley College Goalie Thomas Bowers Montclair State University Dennis Costanza SUNY Geneseo Michael Gerbush Williams College Eric Hagarty Endicott College Chris Keinath Union College Connor Locke Washington and Lee University James McCleaft Wesley College .
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