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6 CCC Athletes Earn NAIA All-America Honors

6 CCC Athletes Earn NAIA All-America Honors

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2008 Brine-NAIA Men's Soccer All-America Teams, as selected by the NAIA Men's Soccer All-America Selection Committee. There are three teams in addition to an honorable mention list.

A total of six Cascade Collegiate Conference athletes earned recognition: third-team choice Bryan Iotte (Concordia), and honorable mention selections Antonio Bautista (College of Idaho), Luis Galvan (Warner Pacific), Davor Lukic (Warner Pacific), Alex Penrod (College of Idaho) and Garrett Staples (Concordia).

Junior midfielder Eric Winblad of Azusa Pacific (Calif.) University is the 2008 Brine-NAIA National Player of the Year. Winblad finished the season with 16 points on six goals and four assists. The Golden State Athletic Conference Player of the Year, he led the Cougars to a No. 5 season-ending ranking and a 13-4-3 record. He becomes the first ever APU player to receive this honor and just the second in the conference.

The Brine-NAIA Men's Soccer Coach of the Year will be released in mid-January during the NSCAA National Convention in St. Louis, Mo.

2008 Brine-NAIA Men’s Soccer All-America Teams
FIRST TEAM
Player School POS YR Hometown
Sullivan Silva Oklahoma Baptist F Jr. Goiana, Brazil
Jakub Piotrowski Illinois at Springfield F Sr. Harwood Heights, Ill.
Moses Aduny Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) F Fr. Kampala, Uganda
Jon Fahey Concordia (Calif.) M Jr. Irvine, Calif.
Paul Nicholson Rio Grande (Ohio) M Sr. Whitehaven, England
Eric Winblad^ Azusa Pacific (Calif.) M Jr. Mission Viego, Calif.
Jared Karkas Azusa Pacific (Calif.) D Sr. Upland, Calif.
Gilberto Romero Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) D Sr. San Pedro Sula, Honduras
Zach Patterson Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) D Sr. Dayton, Ohio
Joel Smith Concordia (Calif.) D Jr. Irvine, Calif.
Jeff Jelinek Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) GK So. Merrillville, Ind.
^ Brine-NAIA National Player of the Year

SECOND TEAM
Player School POS YR Hometown
Andre Anderson Maine at Fort Kent F So. St. Elizabeth, Jamaica
Ederson Lopes Rio Grande (Ohio) F So. Sao Paulo, Brazil
Daniel Spieth Fresno Pacific (Calif.) F Jr. Winnenden, Germany
Felix Obilo Bethel (Tenn.) M So. Nairobi, Kenya
Fraser Williams McKendree (Ill.) M Fr. Rhondda, England
Frederick Were Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) M So. Nairobi, Kenya
Stuart Hilton Oklahoma City M So. Liverpool, England
Andy Carr Notre Dame (Ohio) D Sr. Preston, England
Mikael Lunneryd Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) D Fr. Boras, Sweden
Matt Watts Mobile (Ala.) D Sr. London, England
Eric Lefebvre Houghton (N.Y.) GK Sr. Ottawa, Ont., Canada

THIRD TEAM
Player School POS YR Hometown
Mustafa Celic Holy Names (Calif.) F Jr. Cologne, Germany
Diego Dias Illinois Tech F Jr. Campinas, Brazil
Cristian Fernandes Oklahoma Christian F Jr. Maringa, Brazil
Adam Worrall Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio) F Sr. Blacklick, Ohio
Bryan Iotte Concordia (Ore.) M Sr. Auburn, Wash.
Lucas Rodriguez MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) M Sr. Lenexa, Kan.
Cory Sexson Hastings (Neb.) M Sr. Bartlesville, Okla.
Mile Dragisic West Virginia Tech D Jr. Belgrade, Serbia
Bennett Giles King (Tenn.) D Jr. Knoxville, Tenn.
Mark Nave Hastings (Neb.) D Sr. Lincoln, Neb.
James Crawford Azusa Pacific (Calif.) GK Sr. San Diego, Calif.

HONORABLE MENTION (sorted alphabetically)
First Name Last Name School
Tazou Ali Tagba Park (Mo.)
Shaka Bangura Montreat (N.C.)
Dylan Barduzzi Columbia (Mo.)
Teja Barkmann Berry (Ga.)
Antonio Bautista Idaho
Greg Carroll Notre Dame (Ohio)
Mauricio Castano Warner (Fla.)
Kennedy Chongo Biola (Calif.)
Tomislav Colic Vanguard (Calif.)
Massimo Collu-Marchese Bethel (Tenn.)
Mamadou Danso Southern Poly (Ga.)
Jeffrey Darkwah Graceland (Iowa)
Marcus Dawson Grand View (Iowa)
Roland Day Cumberlands (Ky.)
Tony Deakin Davenport (Mich.)
Ruben Diaz Mobile (Ala.)
Doron  Drai Madonna (Mich.)
Andy Fitzpatrick Oklahoma City
Mark Foster Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.)
Luis Galvan Warner Pacific (Ore.)
Jose Garay Kansas Wesleyan
John    Gardner Science & Arts (Okla.)
Tom   Garrick Bellevue (Neb.)
Adam Goldie Lambuth (Tenn.)
Gerard Grehan Baker (Kan.)
John Paul Hanger Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Mark Heath-Preston Bellevue (Neb.)
Luke Holmes Notre Dame (Ohio)
Emlyn Jacoby Maine at Fort Kent
Fabio Joaquim The Master's (Calif.)
Bebe  Jones Sioux Falls (S.D.)
James Katajwa Park (Mo.)
Greg Lehman St. Ambrose (Iowa)
Jon Lemmon MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)
Andrew Lichay Illinois Tech
Thomas Lindley Simon Fraser (B.C.)
Corbin Lukasiewicz Dana (Neb.)
Davor Lukic Warner Pacific (Ore.)
Ricky  Machel Belhaven (Miss.)
Taylor Marvin St. Ambrose (Iowa)
Jason  Massie Rio Grande (Ohio)
Hall McKinley Berry (Ga.)
Fernando Mendoza Texas-Brownsville
Lyall Menzies Grand View (Iowa)
Josh Moran Hastings (Neb.)
Juan Mundo Kansas Wesleyan
Gustavo Oliveira Judson (Ill.)
Carlos Ortiz Graceland (Iowa)
Ramone Palmer Park (Mo.)
Jeovani Pantoja Aquinas (Mich.)
Alex Penrod Idaho
Igor Petsch Cumberlands (Ky.)
Carl   Reynolds William Carey (Miss.)
Rob Ritchie-Smith Illinois Tech
Thiago Rocha St. Thomas (Fla.)
Armando Rodriguez McPherson (Kan.)
Ruben Ruelas Graceland (Iowa)
Andrew Shakarji Southern Nazarene (Okla.)
Joonas Siikala Northwood (Fla.)
Giovanni Sinclair Maine at Fort Kent
Joakim Soderbaum Texas Wesleyan
Chris  Spendlove Oklahoma City
Garrett Staples Concordia (Ore.)
Vincent Stewart Simon Fraser (B.C.)
Damion Stone Maine at Fort Kent
Joel Trainer Indiana Wesleyan
Ricky Vargas Holy Names (Calif.)
Wade Wadsworth Lambuth (Tenn.)
Robert Whitnell Shorter (Ga.)
Keith Williams Maine at Fort Kent
Joe    Yoffe Embry-Riddle (Fla.)
Joe Zanni Siena Heights (Mich.)

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