Yohance Marshall on Second team btw
http://www.uconnhuskies.com/AllStories/MSoccer/2007/12/12/20071212.html?DB_OEM_ID=19400STORRS, Conn. (December 12, 2007) - Five members of the University of Connecticut men's soccer team earned National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Northeast Region honors for the 2007 season, including First Team members Julius James (Maloney Gardens, Trinidad), O'Brian White (Scarborough, Ontario) and Toni Stahl (Tuusula, Finland). In addition, Ryan Cordeiro (Highland Mills, N.Y.) and Akeem Priestley (Kingston, Jamaica) each earned Second Team recognition.
All three members of the First Team are eligible for NSCAA All-America honors, which are expected to be released Friday in conjunction with the 2007 College Cup.
James ends his career at UConn as one of the most successful defenders in program history. He is a two-time NSCAA All-America and MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist. In its inaugural year, he is also a finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award after becoming the three-time BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year. James was the anchor of the Husky defense that posted 14 shutouts, including four in the postseason, and a 0.53 goals-against average. He played every minute of the regular season, tallying the game-winning goal against Syracuse and a goal and an assist against Louisville in the BIG EAST Semifinals.
Also a 2007 MAC Hermann Trophy semifinalist, White wrapped up his junior season as the NCAA leader in scoring with 23 goals and seven assists for 53 points. He was named the BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year and First Team All-BIG EAST after earning conference Player of the Week five times this season. White had multi-goal efforts on seven occasions, including three hat tricks, becoming the first player in UConn history to tally back-to-back hat tricks, as well as three in a career. He now holds the UConn record for single-season goals, bypassing the mark set by Joe Morrone, Jr., 28 years ago. White is eighth all-time with 101 career points (40g, 21a).
Stahl joined James and White on the First Team All-BIG EAST this season, a year after being named the 2006 conference Rookie of the Year. In his sophomore season, Stahl played and started in 21 games, tallying four assists. Three of four helps were on goals by White, including one game-winner. Stahl played an average of 83 minutes per game at midfield.
Cordeiro and Priestley each add Second Team All-Northeast honors to their Second Team All-BIG EAST accolades. Cordeiro finished second on the team in scoring with eight goals and 10 assists, while Priestley was tied for third with four goals and 13 assists.
The Huskies finished the 2007 season with a 20-3-1 record after falling to Virginia Tech, 1-0, in the NCAA Quarterfinals. UConn was the BIG EAST regular-season and tournament champion for the second time in the last three years.
First Team
GK Matt Glaeser Sr. Hartford Fredericksburg, Va.
D Julius James Sr. Connecticut Maloney Gardens, TrinidadD Adam Chavez Sr. Binghamton Endicott, N.Y.
D Kevon Neaves Jr. South Florida Petit Valley, TrinidadM Andy Wright Sr. West Virginia Liverpool, England
M Toni Stahl So. Connecticut Tuusula, Finland
M Simon Schoendorf Sr. South Florida Karlsruhe, Germany
F Michael Fucito Jr. Harvard Westford, Mass.
F Andre Akpan So. Harvard Grand Prairie, Texas
F O’Brian White Jr. Connecticut Scarborough, Ontario
F Cameron Keith So. Binghamton Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Second Team
GK Sean Milligan Jr. Dartmouth Westport, Conn.
D Rhett Bernstein Jr. Brown San Diego, Calif.
D Yohance Marshall Jr. South Florida Malabar Arima, TrinidadD Matthew Britner Sr. Brown Halifax, Nova Scotia
M Ryan Maduro Sr. Providence Bristol, R.I.
M Ryan Cordeiro Sr. Connecticut Highland Mills, N.Y.
M Akeem Priestley Jr. Connecticut Kingston, Jamaica
M Neil Hlavaty Jr. Boston Univ. Lombard, Ill.
F Eliseo Giusfredi Jr. Seton Hall Paterson, N.J.
F Hansen Woodruff So. Syracuse Stuart, Fla.
F Brian Kuritzky Sr. Cornell Croton, N.Y.
Third Team
GK Jason Friel Sr. Villanova Dublin, Pa.
D Kwaku Nyamekye So. Harvard Geneva, Switzerland
D Connor Tobin Jr. Vermont Fort Collins, Colo.
D Tom Lobben Sr. Dartmouth Glen Head, N.Y.
M Kyle McHugh Sr. Princeton Baldwin, Md.
M Dan Stratford Sr. West Virginia London, England
M Loren Hill Sr. Vermont Eugene, Ore.
M Daniel Antunez Sr. Hartford Flint, Texas
F Kevin Davies Sr. Brown Port Washington, N.Y.
F Andreas Blamo Jr. Hartford Monrovia, Liberia
F Craig Henderson Jr. Dartmouth Wellington, New Zealand
