Dec. 12, 2003
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Santa Clara University men's soccer defender Ryan Cochrane was named to the 2003 NSCAA/adidas Men's NCAA Division I All-America Second Team, the organization announced today at the NCAA College Cup.
Four players selected to the All-America team did not complete their collegiate seasons, instead traveling to the United Arab Emirates to compete for the United States in the Men's U-20 World Championships. They include first-team selections C.J. Klaas (Washington/Cherry Valley, Ill.) and Ned Grabavoy (Indiana/New Lennox, Ill.), the NSCAA/adidas Boys High School Player of the Year in 2000. Santa Clara's Ryan Cochrane (Portland, Ore.) was a second-team selection, and Michigan's Knox Cameron (Bronx, N.Y.) was a third-team pick. Only six players (all on the first team) were repeat selections from last year.
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2003 Division I Men | ||||||||||
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Pos. | Name | Year | School | Hometown | ||||||
K | Will Hesmer* | Sr. | Wake Forest | Wilson, N.C. | ||||||
D | Leonard Griffin | Sr. | UCLA | Palmdale, Calif. | ||||||
D | Trevor McEachron | Jr. | Old Dominion | Woodbridge, Va. | ||||||
D | Chris Wingert* | Sr. | St. John's | Babylon, N.Y. | ||||||
M | Scott Buete* | Sr. | Maryland | Bowie, Md. | ||||||
M | Sumed Ibrahim* | Sr. | Maryland | Prospect, Ky. | ||||||
M | C.J. Klaas | Jr. | Washington | Cherry Valley, Ill. | ||||||
F | Adom Crew | Sr. | Brown | Cincinnati, Ohio | ||||||
F | Ned Grabavoy* | Jr. | Indiana | New Lennox, Ill. | ||||||
F | Vedad Ibisevic | Fr. | Saint Louis | St. Louis, Mo. | ||||||
F | Joseph Ngwenya* | Sr. | Coastal Carolina | Bulawayo, Zimbabwe | ||||||
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Pos. | Name | Year | School | Hometown | ||||||
K | Zach Wells | Sr. | UCLA | Costa Mesa, Calif. | ||||||
D | Ryan Cochrane | Jr. | Santa Clara | Portland, Ore. | ||||||
D | Philip Hucles | Sr. | William and Mary | Virginia Beach, Va. | ||||||
D | Jeff Laurentowicz | Jr. | Brown | West Chester, Pa. | ||||||
D | Michael Parkhurst | So. | Wake Forest | Cranston, R.I. | ||||||
M | Leonardo de Oliveira | So. | Alabama-Birmingham | Bryan, Texas | ||||||
M | Damien Pottinger | Sr. | Duquesne | Scarborough, Ontario | ||||||
M | Eric Vasquez | Jr. | Central Florida | Miami, Fla. | ||||||
F | Matthew Delicate | Sr. | Virginia Commonwealth | Richmond, Va. | ||||||
F | Matt Taylor | Sr. | UCLA | Irvine, Calif. | ||||||
F | Attilla Vendegh | Sr. | Old Dominion | Stuvoud, Slovakia | ||||||
F | Jeremiah White | Sr. | Wake Forest | Landsdowne, Pa. | ||||||
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Pos. | Name | Year | School | Hometown | ||||||
K | Andrew Nucifora | So. | Fairleigh Dickinson | Derby, Conn. | ||||||
D | Denny Clanton | Sr. | Dayton | Aurora, Ill. | ||||||
D | Tony McManus | Sr. | Alabama-Birmingham | Memphis, Tenn. | ||||||
D | Edwin Miranda | Sr. | Cal State-Northridge | Van Nuys, Calif. | ||||||
D | Jason Perry | Sr. | Oakland | Southfield, Mich. | ||||||
M | Mubarike Chisoni | Jr. | Coastal Carolina | Bulawayo, Zimbabwe | ||||||
M | Josh Gros | Sr. | Rutgers | Mechanicsburg, Pa. | ||||||
M | Thabiso Khumalo | Jr. | Coastal Carolina | Bardstown, Ky. | ||||||
F | Knox Cameron | Jr. | Michigan | Bronx, N.Y. | ||||||
F | Justin Detter | Sr. | Notre Dame | White Lake, Mich. | ||||||
F | Thomas McMenemy | Sr. | Columbia | Southhampton, England | ||||||
F | Ryan Pore | So. | Tulsa | Mansfield, Ohio | ||||||
* indicates prior selections |