    | |  | STX: Fleet GL
For the quickest hands, you need the lightest glove.
-Featherweight padding and shell m... |  |  | Maverik: Dynasty Supreme Att AP
| |  | Warrior: Burn Speed Mid 2.0
Tweaked and tuned to provide the lightest cleat in lacrosse at 12 ounces. Super lightweight synthet... |
| |  | 
|
Reporting A Score? | | | | | Archives | | |
|
2008 All-Americans
by neil on May 25, 2008 2008 All-Americans Division I
FIRST TEAM:
Attack:
Matt Danowski Duke
Zack Greer Duke
Mike Leveille Syracuse
Midfield:
Steve Brooks Syracuse
Nick O'Hara Duke
Paul Rabil Johns Hopkins
Max Seibald Cornell
Defense:
Ken Clausen Virginia
Dan Cocoziello Princeton
Jerry Lambe Georgetown
Goalie:
Joey Kemp Notre Dame
SECOND TEAM:
Attack:
Kevin Buchanan The Ohio State
Dan Glading Virginia
Ben Rubeor Virginia
Midfield:
Ned Crotty Duke
John Glynn Cornell
Terry Kimener Maryland Baltimore County
Stephen Peyser Johns Hopkins
Defense:
Joe Cinosky Universit of Maryland
Jordan DiNola United States Naval Academy
Tony McDevitt Duke
Goalie:
Jordan Burke Brown
THIRD TEAM:
Attack:
Brandon Corp Colgate
Kevin Huntley Johns Hopkins
Max Quinzani Duke
Midfield:
Matt Abbott Syracuse
Brian Carroll Virginia
Ben Hunt North Carolia
Matt Lalli Colgate
Brad Ross Duke
Defense:
Matthew Bocklet Johns Hopkins
Sean Dougherty Notre Dame
Michael Evans Johns Hopkins
Goalie:
Adam Fullerton United States Military Acadeym
Dan Loftus Duke
HONORABLE MENTION:
Attack:
Garrett Billings Virginia
Brendan Cannon Georgetown
Joel Daigarno The Ohio State
Curtis Dickson Delaware
Ryan Hoff Notre Dame
Ryan Hurley Cornell
Shane Koppens Loyola
Jamie Lincoln Denver
Jordan McBride Stony Brook
Nicholas Mirabito United States Naval Academy
Kenny Nims Syracuse
Ryan Smith Maryland Baltimore County
Ari Sussman Dartmouth
Daryl Veltman Hobart
Austin Winter Bucknell
Midfield:
Dan Brennan Syracuse
Barney Ehrmann Georgetown
Dan Hardy Syracuse
Adam Jones Canisius
Mark Kovler Princeton
Peter Lamade Virginia
Jordan Levine at Albany
Anthony Muscarella Hofstra
Justin Pennington Rutgers
Michael Podgajny Notre Dame
Peet Poillon The Ohio State
Jeff Reynolds Maryland
Mike Timms Virginia
Nick Tintle North Carolina
Defense:
Bobby Atwell Maryland Baltimore County
Brian Farrell Maryland
Kyle Guadagnolo Syracuse
Ben Johnston Providence
Tim Kaiser North Carolina
Parker McKee Duke
Matt Moyer Cornell
Sidney Smith Syracuse
Goalie:
Andrew Adams Penn State
Bruce Bickford Drexel
Jeremy Blevins Maryland Baltimore County
Alex Hewitt Princeton
Stefan Schroder The Ohio State
Grant Zimmerman North Carolina
2008 All-Americans Division II
FIRST TEAM:
Attack:
Greg Cerar C.W. Post
Ed Ege Adelphi
Mike McDonald LeMoyne
Midfield:
Alex Bily LeMoyne
Nicholas Cotter Dowling
Kevin Hennessy New York Institute of Technology
Defense:
Drew Bezek LeMoyne
Brett Neal New York Institute of Technology
Matt Pinder Limestone
Goalie:
Jason LaShomb Mercyhurst
Specialist:
Jesse Corben Adelphi
SECOND TEAM:
Attack:
Keith Henderson New York Institute of Technology
Greg Rogowski Merrimack
Brendan Storrier Limestone
Midfield:
Matt Dimler C.W. Post
Keith Galante Molloy
Justin Haworth Limestone
Matt Messina New York Institute of Technology
Defense:
Bryan Leonard C.W. Post
Christian Scuderi New York Institute of Technology
Matt Spahr Mercyhurst
Goalie:
Doug McIver LeMoyne
Specialist:
Michael Cama C.W. Post
Steven Moriarty Pace
HONORABLE MENTION:
Attack:
Ryan Campbell Dowling
Kyle Costello Wingate
Kurt Green Catawba
David Loftus C. W. Post
Midfield:
Nick Gatto LeMoyne
Michael Thon Mercyhurst
Steve Torkington Wingate
Defense:
Mike Malone LeMoyne
Matthew Murnane Bryant
Matt Puccio Catawba
Kyle Rubisch Dowling
Goalie:
Bob Humann Molloy
Cory Spinale Merrimack
Specialist:
Andrew Hennessey Bryant
2008 All-Americans Division III
FIRST TEAM:
Attack:
Ryan Heath SUNY Cortland
Matt Hickman Salisbury
Matt Nelligan Ithaca
Midfield:
Kylor Berkman Salisbury
Adam Hyde SUNY Cortland
Mike Stone Middlebury
Long Pole Midfielder:
Brandon Rose Ithaca
Short Stick Specialist:
Josh Cittadino SUNY Cortland
Defense:
Nick Bueti SUNY Cortland
Andrew McGann Gettysburg
Ben Sandlin Salisbury
Goalie:
Alex Baruch Denison
SECOND TEAM:
Attack:
Joe Brody Gettysbury
Billy Fuchs SUNY Cortland
Chris Read Washington
Midfield:
Ryan Cranston Lynchburg
Craig Leplane Ithaca
Ben Sufrin Gettysburg
Long Pole Midfielder:
Tommy Kehoe Gettysburg
Short Stick Specialist:
Travis Brown Western New England
Defense:
James Guay Middlebury
Terence Malangone Wesleyan
Neth Wiedermann Ithaca
Goalie:
Garrett Curran Lynchburg
THIRD TEAM:
Attack:
Casey Grugan Cabrini
William McKee St. Lawrence
Steve Weis Lynchburg
Midfield:
Aaron Civalier Nazareth
Jon Hayes Western New England
Jonathan Miller Union
Long Pole Midfielder:
Colin Dunn Hampden-Sydney
Short Stick Specialist:
Stu Whelehan Gettysburg
Defense:
Chris Perzinski Lynchburg
Alex Pritzlaff Hampden-Sydney
Jacob Tuller Rochester Institute of Technology
Goalie:
Greg Lamp Clarkson
HONORABLE MENTION:
Attack:
Logan Bobzien Ithaca
Grayson Connors Wesleyan
Nick Cosco Endicott
Mike Distler Haverford
Trip Dyer Gettysburg
Russ Follansbee Wesleyan
Richie Ford Villa Julie
Steve Kazimer Villa Julie
Mike Kelly Western New England
Jordan Kenney Virginia Wesleyan
Kolyn Kirby Washington
Michael Pizzuto SUNY Geneseo
Scott Reimer Cabrini
Brody Savoie Western New England
Gregory Titus Salisbury
Midfield:
Johnny Black Lynchburg
Jim Cabrera Middlebury
Charles Carlson Roanoke
Hunter Combs Colorado
Chris Eccles Ohio Wesleyan
Kyle Farris Muhlenberg
Greg Furshman Villa Julie
Dean Granoff Haverford
Jared Harriman Gettysburg
Rich Mackessy Denison
Matt McKinney Cabrini
Tyler Montgomery Springfield
Tommy O'Donnell Gettysburg
Eddie O'Reilly Endicott
Dan Rago Rochester Institute of Technology
Bruce Richardson Salisbury
Andrew Ruocco Rochester Institute of Technology
Harry St. John Washington and Lee
Donald Toby SUNY Maritime
Mike VonKamecke Salisbury
Defense:
John Bambrick Middlebury
Joel Censer Haverford
Philip Davenport Rochester Institute of Technology
Michael DeGiovanni Drew
John Deluca Muhlenberg
Connor Gerken Washington
Tucker Merrigan Tufts
Jeff Moore Cabrini
Brian Orr Bowdoin
Jared Pabis Western New England
Yanni Peary Gettysburg
Joel Sovie SUNY Geneseo
Goalie:
Chris Body Western New England
Gordon Cohen Washington
David Decker Stevens Institute of Technology
Zach Furshman Gettysburg
Eric Hagarty Endicott
Mark Moran Connecticut
| | | Reply to this story > | |
| Gvozden and Bocklett
by jhulaxfan44 (#103345) on 5/25/08 @2:50PM | | | | I realize these are based on the season, but Gvozden should at least have gotten honorable mention, the way he shut down duke.
Bocklett should have been first team. You can't even argue against that. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | tru
by soupfactory (#199548) on 5/25/08 @5:11PM | | | | Agree ... I was suprised too that Bocklett is just a third-team AA. Every time I've seen Hopkins play over the past two months, Bocklett has been Hopkins' defensive stud, and it's the defensive turn-around that's most responsible for them getting to the finals, right? How is this guy not first-team? I've never seen the dude from Brown play but is he better than Hopkins' best D-guy who's been dominating top D-I talent every week? | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| Bocklet
by laxshutdown5 (#76067) on 5/25/08 @8:45PM | | | | Bocklet owns everybody. He should have been a first team AA and Ken Clausen should not even be an honorable mention. Bocklet does nothing but take the ball away and dominate ground balls. Not to mention his flow is holy. Clausen, on the other hand, does nothing but get beat top side, including in the second overtime of a national semifinal game. A first team AA does not give up 4 goals in that game. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | Yeah...
by Breen02 (#199528) on 5/25/08 @10:28PM | | | | But he had the task of covering Mike Levielle - that's not an easy task. Mike is a lefty and it's hard to cover a lefty in this game since there aren't all that many. Look at Greer - lefty finishers are hard to cover.
But I agree, Ken Clausen is Second Team at best. Bocklett should have gotten First. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | | WHat is this?
by laxn3621 (#185033) on 5/25/08 @11:07PM | | | | Glading should be first team aa no question...
He is better than greer..
max seibald? Are you kidding...he isnt even much of a threat...john glyn over him..
and Matt Bocklet! are you kidding...he is sickest gb machine ever
no danny brennan either..
why is coco a first team aa...look at princton's record..
usila this is absolute bs!
Have you been watching this season..I guess not because this is pathetic | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | | | (no subject)
by GoDukeLax (#167651) on 5/26/08 @3:47PM | | | | i agree, bocklet should be first team, so should brennan but greer is definitely a better player that gladding (gladding's still a beast tho) | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | | Clausen Vs. Bocklet
by bmade07 (#64262) on 5/26/08 @10:41PM | | | | First of all Clausen is a nasty defender, however I agree that Bocklet is better. Its true about the top side thing regardless if its Leveille or not. Bocklet is just an animal in every respect. Clausen just is not clutch and takes too many risks. He got First team based on name alone. So many players have clowned on Clausen by going top side, good and bad players alike.
Either way I take Bocklet over Clausen any day.
ps. Mike Evans good defender and plays Danowski tough, but Levielle just owned him all day | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| Sid Smith
by cuselax15 (#184318) on 5/26/08 @9:41AM | | | | is the most underrated defensemen in the country. Clausen is so overhyped it is ridiculous. Watch the game today. Sid Smith will dominate whomever he is matched up with. Go Cuse!!!! | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | Barney
by captpat (#78222) on 5/26/08 @12:47PM | | | | Ehrmann LSM should have gone higher....GT gets dissed yet again. GULLS RULE | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | Clausen is incredible
by blueridge5 (#147651) on 6/09/08 @6:14PM | | | | Clausen diserves to be on first team. Even matt danowski says hes as good as a defender as anyone in the country. He made one mistake in the semi finals which was a lucky shot by Mike Leviele. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| GVOZDEN
by MahwahLax20 (#134646) on 5/26/08 @2:51PM | | | | the only problem though with gvozden was his svae percentage was like 49% or so when hopkins lost 5 in a row if he played like he did in the last 8 games with 72% svae percentage he would be 1st team but those 5 games killed him | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| Max Seibald ??
by murrlax18 (#169132) on 5/26/08 @6:54PM | | | | Hes good but not as good as some of the middies on HM and second and third team...Glynn his own line mate has had more points than him the past two seasons alone? Garbageee | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| ALL AMERICAN SELECTION = POPULARITY CONTEST
by adiduro10 (#195810) on 5/26/08 @11:43PM | | | | After reviewing these selections I have to say this is prehaps one of the worst lists I've seen in a while, selection wise. I have multiple problems with this list.
First - Seibald 1st team? Are you serious? hes not even the best player on his team!
2- Clauson first team? Even worse then seibald selection! Clauson is overhyped and at best3rd team...oh and he looked like a first teamer then Leville beat him to win the game in overtime 2 nights ago
3-Lambe and Cocoziello? Perhaps the worst 1st team selection I've seen in a while. Both good players but no where near 1st team, maybe Coco but princton had a horrible year
4- Danowski*, Greer*, O'Hara* (asteric on 1st team...sorry you 3 should be pro's)
2nd Team-
5- Crotty and Mcdevitt?? I laughed when I saw this...Popularity contest right here,theyre both honorable mention AT BEST
6-Jordan Burke from Brown? Good goalie but def not 2nd team good, other people had a better year
3rd Team
7-Brad Ross?? HUGE joke, hes not even all-american status(popularity contest) AND you wont see Quinzani on this list next year when his buddies leave
8- Matt Abbott so underrated, 2nd team is moreappropriate
9- Bocklet 3rd team is perhaps the biggest piece of garbage in this entire selection, hes one of the best poles in the country, ground ball machine...1st team is not 2nd
10- Dan Loftus?? Are you kidding me Duke never played defense,not deserving at all
Honorable Mention:
11- Brendan Cannon, Kenny Nims, Garret Billings and Shane Koppans should be selected higher
12- Tims should be higher, Adam Jones plays for canisus and shouldnt be on the list at all, Barney Ehrmann shouldnt be on the list
13- Sid Smith and Brian Farrel should be higher
Players they missed:
PT Ricci (Loyola DSM), Dan Groot(Maryland, M), Joel White (Cuse LSM), Jake Hagelin (Loyola G), Jamie Lincoln (Denver M), Michael Gvodzen (Hopkins G), Grant Catalino (Maryland A)
I rest my case
| | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | Couldnt Agree More
by AIClax3 (#183458) on 5/27/08 @12:31AM | | | | As far as Cuse' is concerned, I couldn't agree more with your statements about Abbott, Smith, and White. They all deserved much more recognition than they recieved. I am not sure what was going through the mind of the people who decided when they selected this year. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | (no subject)
by dlaxman1 (#56843) on 5/28/08 @12:50PM | | | | Greer is a year younger than the two of them and still has another year of eligibility.
Jordan Burke deserved that spot b/c he stood on his head this entire season in Brown's run for the playoffs.
But i do agree that matt abbott is very underrated. That kid is just flat out nasty. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| Not a good AA year
by jjmoto (#140049) on 5/27/08 @12:19AM | | | | In my opinion this year was horrible in the selection of all americans alot of people should either be higher or lower i dunno if the usila was watching the right season of not but seriously not very good at all | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| honorable mention
by laxbeast11 (#196754) on 5/27/08 @3:55PM | | | | What exactly is honorable mention? I don't understand it. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | (no subject)
by alumlax08 (#199756) on 5/27/08 @9:54PM | | | | honorable mention means that you are deserving of the honor but not better than the players that made the teams ahead of you. Or that your coach didn't complain enough at a meeting.
Looking at this list, i could not agree more it looks a lot more like a popularity contest. Its a joke, look at the D3 goalies for example. Curran got second team despite playing a more challenging schedule, posting more saves, a better goals against average more saves and facing almost a hundred more shots, all while not playing behind a zone defense. Kid got less love cause he was from the odac. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | | GC
by FE21 (#1248) on 5/29/08 @12:59PM | | | | I saw Curran play against W&L this year, he was sick. W&L isn't a great team, but they are very patient and typically shoot well, I think he held them to 4 or 5 goals and really made the game a blowout. I'm glad he was recognized. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| | | Clausen
by MavsLax2 (#199836) on 5/28/08 @9:07PM | | | | How can you even start to say that Clausen isn't deserving? Because you can think of one time he got beat? Not everybody is perfect. I've seen Bocklet get burned plenty of times. And you want to talk about groundballs? Bocklet picked up 70 and Clausen picked up 59 but Bocklet played LSM and Clausen only crashes when their FOGO is getting smoked. Clausen is good. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| DII Defense
by UofDlax6556 (#36204) on 5/28/08 @9:36PM | | | | Why is Malone on Honorable Mention? and why is Tim McLean not on the list at all?
Both of these two helped keep LeMoyne in the game whether they lost or not. They still deserve to be on there. Matt spuhr should be on 2nd team he should be replaced with malone. | | | | | Reply to this |
|
| Man...
by Get-Some (#200633) on 6/10/08 @10:16PM | | | | There are no decent players out of Chicago-land these days
What a shame, because I know a few guys that could definitely beast a few of the "All-Americans" | | | | | Reply to this |
|
|
| | | © Lax.com 2000-2008 | |
|
