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Usila Is Proud to Present the 2008 All-America Team Division I USILA IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE 2008 ALL-AMERICA TEAM DIVISION I First Team Attack: Matt Danowski Duke University Zach Greer Duke University Mike Leveille Syracuse University Midfield: Steve Brooks Syracuse University Nick O'Hara Duke University Paul Rabil Johns Hopkins University Max Seibald Cornell University Defense: Ken Clausen University of Virginia Dan Cocoziello Princeton university Jerry Lambe Georgetown University Goalie: Joey Kemp University of Notre Dame Second Team Attack: Kevin Buchanan The Ohio State University Dan Glading University of Virginia Ben Rubeor University of Virginia Midfield: Ned Crotty Duke University John Glynn Cornell University Terry Kimener University of Maryland Baltimore County Stephen Peyser Johns Hopkins University Defense: Joe Cinosky University of Maryland Jordan DiNola United States Naval Academy Tony McDevitt Duke University Goalie: Jordan Burke Brown University Third Team Attack: Brandon Corp Colgate University Kevin Huntley Johns Hopkins University Max Quinzani Duke University Midfield: Matt Abbott Syracuse University Brian Carroll University of Virginia Ben Hunt University of North Carolina Matt Lalli Colgate University Brad Ross Duke University Defense: Matthew Bocklet Johns Hopkins University Sean Dougherty University of Notre Dame Michael Evans Johns Hopkins University Goalie: Adam Fullerton United States Military Academy Dan Loftus Duke University Honorable Mention Attack: Garrett Billings University of Virginia Brendan Cannon Georgetown University Joel Dalgarno The Ohio State University Curtis Dickson University of Delaware Ryan Hoff University of Notre Dame Ryan Hurley Cornell University Shane Koppens Loyola College Jamie Lincoln University of Denver Jordan McBride Stony Brook University Nicholas Mirabito United States Naval Academy Kenny Nims Syracuse University Ryan Smith University of Maryland Baltimore County Ari Sussman Dartmouth College Daryl Veltman Hobart College Austin Winter Bucknell University Honorable Mention Cont. Midfield: Dan Brennan Syracuse University Barney Ehrmann Georgetown University Dan Hardy Syracuse University Adam Jones Canisius College Mark Kovler Princeton University Peter Lamade University of Virginia Jordan Levine University at Albany Anthony Muscarella Hofstra University Justin Pennington Rutgers University Michael Podgajny University of Notre Dame Peet Poillon The Ohio State University Jeff Reynolds University of Maryland Mike Timms University of Virginia Nick Tintle University of North Carolina Defense: Bobby Atwell University of Maryland Baltimore County Brian Farrell University of Maryland Kyle Guadagnolo Syracuse University Ben Johnston Providence College Tim Kaiser University of North Carolina Parker McKee Duke University Matt Moyer Cornell University Sidney Smith Syracuse University Goalie: Andrew Adams Penn State University Bruce Bickford Drexel University Jeremy Blevins University of Maryland Baltimore Country Alex Hewit Princeton University Stefan Schroder The Ohio State University Grant Zimmerman University of North Carolina USILA IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE 2008 ALL-AMERICA TEAM DIVISION II First Team Attack: Greg Cerar C.W. Post College Ed Ege Adelphi University Mike McDonald LeMoyne College Midfield: Alex Bily LeMoyne College Nicolas Cotter Dowling College Kevin Hennessy New York Institute of Technology Defense: Drew Bezek LeMoyne College Brett Neal New York Institute of Technology Matt Pinder Limestone College Goalie: Jason LaShomb Mercyhurst College Specialist: Jesse Corben Adelphi University Second Team Attack: Keith Henderson New York Institute of Technology Greg Rogowski Merrimack College Brendan Storrier Limestone College Midfield: Matt Dimler C.W. Post College Keith Galante Molloy College Justin Haworth Limestone College Matt Messina New York Institute of Technology Defense: Bryan Leonard C.W. Post College Christian Scuderi New York Institute of Technology Matt Spahr Mercyhurst College Goalie: Doug McIver LeMoyne College Specialist: Michael Cama C.W. Post College Stephen Moriarty Pace University Honorable Mention Attack: Ryan Campbell Dowling College Kyle Costello Wingate University Kurt Green Catawba College David Loftus C.W. Post College Midfield: Nick Gatto LeMoyne College Michael Thon Mercyhurst College Steve Torkington Wingate University Defense: Mike Malone LeMoyne College Matthew Murnane Bryant University Matt Puccio Catawba College Kyle Rubisch Dowling College Goalie: Bob Humann Molloy College Cory Spinale Merrimack College Specialist: Andrew Hennessey Bryant University USILA IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE 2008 ALL-AMERICA TEAM DIVISION III First Team Attack: Ryan Heath SUNY Cortland Matt Hickman Salisbury University Matt Nelligan Ithaca College Midfield: Kylor Berkman Salisbury University Adam Hyde SUNY Cortland Mike Stone Middlebury College Long Pole Midfielder: Brandon Rose Ithaca College Short Stick Specialist: Josh Cittadino SUNY Cortland Defense: Nick Bueti SUNY Cortland Andrew McGann Gettysburg College Ben Sandlin Salisbury University Goalie: Alex Baruch Denison University Second Team Attack: Joe Brody Gettysburg College Billy Fuchs SUNY Cortland Chris Read Washington College Midfield Ryan Cranston Lynchburg College Craig Lepiane Ithaca College Ben Sufrin Gettysburg College Long Pole Midfielder: Tommy Kehoe Gettysburg College Short Stick Specialist Travis Brown Western New England College Defense: James Guay Middlebury College Terence Malangone Wesleyan University Neth Wiedemann Ithaca College Goalie: Garrett Curran Lynchburg College Third Team Attack: Casey Grugan Cabrini College William McKee St. Lawrence University Steve Weis Lynchburg College Midfield: Aaron Civalier Nazareth College Jon Hayes Western New England College Jonathan Miller Union College Long Pole Midfielder: Colin Dunn Hampden-Sydney College Short Stick Specialist: Stu Whelehan Gettysburg College Defense: Chris Perzinski Lynchburg College Alex Pritzlaff Hampden-Sydney College Jacob Tuller Rochester Institute of Technology Goalie: Greg Lamb Clarkson University Honorable Mention Attack: Logan Bobzien Ithaca College Grayson Connors Wesleyan University Nick Cosco Endicott College Mike Distler Haverford College Trip Dyer Gettysburg College Russ Follansbee Wesleyan University Richie Ford Villa Julie College Steve Kazimer Villa Julie College Mike Kelly Western New England College Jordan Kenney Virginia Wesleyan College Kolyn Kirby Washington College Michael Pizzuto SUNY Geneseo Scott Reimer Cabrini College Brody Savoie Western New England College Gregory Titus Salisbury University Midfield: Johnny Black Lynchburg College Jim Cabrera Middlebury College Charles Carlson Roanoke College Hunter Combs Colorado College Chris Eccles Ohio Wesleyan University Kyle Farris Muhlenberg College Greg Furshman Villa Julie College Dean Granoff Haverford College Jared Harriman Gettysburg College Rick Mackessy Denison University Dane Mangin Ursinus College Dan Maude Denison University Matt McKinney Cabrini College Tyler Montgomery Springfield College Tommy O'Donnell Gettysburg College Eddie O'Reilly Endicott College Dan Rago Rochester Institute of Technology Bruce Richardson Salisbury University Andrew Ruocco Rochester Institute of Technology Harry St. John Washington and Lee University Donald Toby SUNY Maritime Mike VonKamecke Salisbury University Defense: John Bambrick Middlebury College Joel Censer Haverford College Philip Davenport Rochester Institute of Technology Michael DeGiovanni Drew University John Deluca Muhlenberg College Connor Gerken Washington College Tucker Merrigan Tufts University Jeff Moore Cabrini College Brian Orr Bowdoin College Jared Pabis Western New England College Yanni Peary Gettysburg College Joel Sovie SUNY Geneseo Goalie: Chris Body Western New England College Gordon Cohen Washington College David Decker Stevens Institute of Technology Zach Furshman Gettysburg College Eric Hagarty Endicott College Mark Moran Connecticut College .
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