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Seven College Cup Participants Earn 2005 NSCAA/adidas Men’s Division I All-America
Hermann finalists Garey, Rowland, lead squad that features seven repeat selections
Led by M.A.C. Hermann Trophy finalists Jason Garey (Maryland/Gonzales, La.) and Jeff Rowland (New Mexico/Albuquerque, N.M.), the 2005 NCAA Men’s College Cup will showcase the talents of six members of the 2005 NSCAA/adidas Men’s Division I All-America Team.

Joining Garey and Rowland are Rowland’s Lobo teammates Andrew Boyens (Dunedin, New Zealand) and Lance Watson (Nederland, Texas) Clemson’s Phil Marfuggi (Manalapan, N.J.) and Nathan Sturgis (St. Augustine, Fla.) and Duke Hashimoto (Kapolei, Hawaii) of Southern Methodist.

New Mexico, Akron and Indiana were the schools most represented among the field of 38 players with three each. The Zips placed two on the first team with seniors Ross McKenzie (Whangamata, New Zealand) and Yohann Mauger (Rennes, France), while junior Sinisa Ubiparipovic (Mentor, Ohio) was a second-team selection. The Hoosiers were led by Hermann Trophy finalist Brian Plotkin (Lisle, Ill.) on the first team and third-team choices Jacob Peterson (Portage, Mich.) and Jed Zayner (Orland Park, Ill.).

The honorees will be invited to the NSCAA All-America Luncheon, which will be held on Saturday, Jan. 21, as part of the 2006 NSCAA Convention in Philadelphia, Pa.

2005 NSCAA/adidas Men's Division I All-America Team

Pos., Name, Cl., School, Hometown

First Team
G, Chris Dunsheath, Sr., Bradley, Rockford, Ill.
D, Gregory Dalby, Jr., Notre Dame, Poway, Calif.
D, Tyson Wahl, Sr., California, Newport Beach, Calif.
D, Marvel Wynne, So., UCLA, Poway, Calif.
M, Medi Ballouchy *, Jr., Santa Clara, Casablanca, Morocco
M, Scott Jones *, Jr., UNC-Greensboro, Dallas, Texas
M, Yohann Mauger, Sr., Akron, Rennes, France
M, Brian Plotkin, Sr., Indiana, Lisle, Ill.
F, Jason Garey *, Sr., Maryland, Gonzales, La.
F, Ross McKenzie, Sr., Akron, Whangamata, New Zealand
F, Jeff Rowland *, Sr., New Mexico, Albuquerque, N.M.
F, Willie Sims, Jr., Cal State-Northridge, Los Angeles, Calif.

Second Team
G, Phil Marfuggi, Jr., Clemson, Manalapan, N.J.
D, Patrick Ianni, Jr., UCLA, Lodi, Calif.
D, Julius James, So., Connecticut, Maloney Gardens, Trinidad
D, John Latting, Sr., Davidson, Birmingham, Ala.
M, Blake Camp *, Sr., Duke, Danielsville, Ga.
M, Dax McCarty, So., North Carolina, Winter Park, Fla.
M, Ryan McMahen, Sr., Michigan State, Munster, Ind.
M, Sinisa Ubiparipovic, Jr., Akron, Mentor, Ohio
F, Ryan Anderson, So., Missouri State, St. Charles, Mo.
F, Calen Carr, Sr., California, Berkeley, Calif.
F, Duke Hashimoto, Sr., Southern Methodist, Kapolei, Hawaii
F, Aaron King, Sr., North Carolina State, Denver, Colo.
F, Randi Patterson *, Jr., UNC-Greensboro, Hackensack, N.J.

Third Team
G, Tally Hall, Jr., San Diego State, Gig Harbor, Wash.
D, Andrew Boyens, Jr., New Mexico, Dunedin, New Zealand
D, Andy Iro, So., UC-Santa Barbara, Liverpool, England
D, Nathan Sturgis, So., Clemson, St. Augustine, Fla.
D, Matt Wieland, Sr., Creighton, Omaha, Neb.
D, Jed Zayner, Jr., Indiana, Orland Park, Ill.
M, Mike Chabala, Sr., Washington, Fresno, Calif.
M, Matt Groenwald, Sr., St. John's, Mt. Prospect, Ill.
M, Lance Watson, Sr., New Mexico, Nederland, Texas
F, Brian Cvilikas, Sr., Old Dominion, Highlands Ranch, Colo.
F, Willy Guadarrama, So., Campbell, Cedar Park, Texas
F, Sascha Kljestan *, Jr., Seton Hall, Huntington Beach, Calif.
F, Jacob Peterson, Jr., Indiana, Portage, Mich.

* indicates prior selection

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