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Akron, Tulsa Lead 2010 Men's MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List

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Pre-season men’s No. 1 Akron and seventh-ranked Tulsa each placed three players on the list of 39 athletes named to the Missouri Athletic Club’s Hermann Trophy Watch List for the 2010 season.

The MAC Hermann Trophy is the highest individual award in intercollegiate soccer. The recipients are selected by NCAA Division I coaches who are members of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).

Anthony Ampaipitakwong (Carrollton, Texas), Darlington Nagbe (Lakewood, Ohio) and Kofi Sarkodie (Huber Heights, Ohio) are the highlighted players for the Zips, while Tulsa counters with trio of Justin Chavez (Edmond, Okla.), Ashley McInnes (Aberdeen, Scotland) and Austin Neil (Broken Arrow, Okla.). The two teams will meet under a national spotlight on Friday, Sept. 24, when the Golden Hurricane travel to Akron for a clash that will be showcased on Fox Soccer Channel’s NSCAA College Game of the Week.

Reigning NCAA champion Virginia is one of five teams that placed two on the list, along with Dartmouth, Maryland, Monmouth and North Carolina. The Cavaliers begin the season ranked No. 2 by the NSCAA, while North Carolina checked in at No. 4 and Maryland at No. 6.

A total of 30 different schools and six countries are represented on the list, including players from the United States, Ghana, France, New Zealand, Scotland and Zimbabwe.

Voting for the MAC Hermann Trophy is conducted in late November, when a field of 15 semifinalists is reduced to three finalists. Those three will be invited to the Missouri Athletic Club in St. Louis on Friday, Jan. 7, 2011, where a news conference will be held to announce the winner, followed by a banquet to honor the three finalists.

2010 Men's MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List

Pos.

 

Name

 

Class

 

School

 

Hometown

 

M

 

Anthony Ampaipitakwong

 

Sr.

 

Akron

 

Carrollton, Texas

 

M

 

Benjamin Arikian

 

Sr.

 

Massachusetts

 

Islip, N.Y.

 

K

 

Jeffrey Attinella

 

Sr.

 

South Florida

 

Safety Harbor, Fla.

 

M

 

Nathaniel Baako

 

Sr.

 

William and Mary

 

Accra, Ghana

 

F

 

Will Bates

 

So.

 

Virginia

 

Chester, Va.

 

M

 

John Bayron Sosa

 

Sr.

 

UMKC

 

St. Cloud, Fla.

 

M

 

Andrew Bulls

 

Jr.

 

UMBC

 

Baltimore, Md.

 

F

 

Ernesto Carranza

 

Sr.

 

Sacramento State

 

Oakdale, Calif.

 

D

 

Justin Chavez

 

Jr.

 

Tulsa

 

Edmond, Okla.

 

F

 

Matt Eliason

 

Sr.

 

Northwestern

 

Lombard, Ill.

 

M

 

Michael Farfan

 

Sr.

 

North Carolina

 

Wildomar, Calif.

 

M

 

Ethan Finlay

 

Jr.

 

Creighton

 

Marshfield , Wis.

 

D

 

Raymon Gaddis

 

Jr.

 

West Virginia

 

Indianapolis, Ind.

 

F

 

Jason Herrick

 

Sr.

 

Maryland

 

Elmhurst, Ill.

 

K

 

Clint Irwin

 

Sr.

 

Elon

 

Charlotte, N.C.

 

M

 

Daniel Keat

 

Sr.

 

Dartmouth

 

Wellington, New Zealand

 

M

 

Ryan Kinne

 

Sr.

 

Monmouth

 

Naugatuck, Conn.

 

K

 

Zac MacMath

 

Jr.

 

Maryland

 

St. Petersburg, Fla.

 

F

 

Ashley McInnes

 

Sr.

 

Tulsa

 

Aberdeen, Scotland

 

K

 

Ryan Meara

 

Jr.

 

Fordham

 

Yonkers, N.Y.

 

K

 

Bryan Meredith

 

Sr.

 

Monmouth

 

Scotch Plains, N.J.

 

F

 

Lucky Mkosana

 

Jr.

 

Dartmouth

 

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

 

D

 

Greg Monaco

 

Jr.

 

Virginia

 

Virginia Beach, Va.

 

F

 

Darlington Nagbe

 

Jr.

 

Akron

 

Lakewood, Ohio

 

F

 

Austin Neil

 

Jr.

 

Tulsa

 

Broken Arrow, Okla.

 

K

 

Alex Riggs

 

Sr.

 

Missouri State

 

St. Peters, Mo.

 

M

 

Mario Rios

 

Sr.

 

Iona

 

Denville, N.J.

 

F

 

Michael Roach

 

Jr.

 

Saint Louis

 

St. Louis, Mo.

 

F

 

Colin Rolfe

 

Jr.

 

Louisville

 

Canton, Mich.

 

F

 

CJ Sapong

 

Sr.

 

James Madison

 

Manassas, Va.

 

D

 

Kofi Sarkodie

 

Jr.

 

Akron

 

Huber Heights, Ohio

 

F

 

Billy Schuler

 

Jr.

 

North Carolina

 

Allentown, N.J.

 

D

 

Indy Smith

 

Sr.

 

North Carolina-Wilmington

 

Black Mountain, N.C.

 

K

 

Avery Steinlage

 

Sr.

 

Michigan State

 

Grand Haven, Mich.

 

F

 

Issa Tall

 

So.

 

Adelphi

 

Mulhouse, France

 

F

 

Spencer Thompson

 

Sr.

 

UC-Irvine

 

Ahwatukee, Ariz.

 

M

 

Tony Walls

 

Jr.

 

Wisconsin-Green Bay

 

Wauwatosa, Wis.

 

D

 

Bobby Warshaw

 

Sr.

 

Stanford

 

Mechanicsburg, Pa.

 

D

 

Andrew Wenger

 

So.

 

Duke

 

Lititz, Pa.

 

 

 

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