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2009 SLIAC Men's Soccer
Players of the Week |
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OFFENSE |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 26-Nov 1 |
Andy Rudroff |
Webster |
Sr |
St. Louis, Mo./DeSmet |
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Webster University's Andy Rudroff, a senior from
St. Louis, Mo. (DeSmet), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 26-November 1.
Rudroff, a 5-9 midfielder, had three goals
and one assist in two games played last week. He scored two goals in an
8-0 shutout versus Eureka College. Rudroff added one goal and one assist
in a 4-0 victory on the road at MacMurray College.
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 19-25 |
Ricky Seaman |
Principia |
Sr |
Winter Park, Fla./Lake Howell |
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Principia College's Ricky Seaman, a
senior from Winter Park, Fla. (Lake Howell), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 19-25. It marks the second time this
season that he has earned the honor.
Seaman, a 5-8 forward, tallied two
goals and two assists for a total of six points in two games played
last week. He scored the game-winning goal and added two assists in
Principia's 3-1 victory on the road at the University of
Wisconsin-Whitewater, who was ranked seventh in the NCAA Division III
North Region. He also recorded one goal in the Panthers 4-0 shutout
versus Blackburn College.
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 12-18 |
David Crady |
Eureka |
Jr |
Germantown Hills, Ill./Metamora |
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Eureka College's David Crady, a
junior from Germantown Hills, Ill. (Metamora), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 12-18.
Crady, a 5-10 midfielder, tallied two
goals and three assists for a total of seven points in two games played
last week. He had two assists in the Red Devils 6-4 win versus Robert
Morris University-Springfield. Crady then added two goals and one assist
in a 4-1 conference victory versus Blackburn College. His first goal
against Blackburn was a header in the 55th minute and ultimately the
game-winner.
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 5-11 |
Graham Lloyd |
Westminster (Mo.) |
Fr |
Columbia, Mo./Hickman |
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Westminster College's Graham Lloyd, a
freshman from Columbia,
Mo. (Hickman), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 5-11.
Lloyd, a 5-8 midfielder, had two goals,
including the game-winner, and one assist in the Blue Jays 7-1 victory
versus Eureka College last week. He also recorded the lone goal in a 2-1
loss to Fontbonne University.
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 28-Oct 4 |
Mike Riti |
Webster |
Sr |
Webster Groves, Mo./Webster Groves |
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Webster University's Mike Riti, a senior from
Webster Groves, Mo., has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 28 - October 4.
Riti, a 6-1 forward, compiled
three goals, including two game-winning goals, for a total of
six points in two games played last week. The three goals were
his first of the season, as he helped lead the Gorloks to a 2-0
record for the week. Riti scored the winning goal in a 2-1
victory on the road at Blackburn College. Then, in a hard-fought
game at rival Fontbonne University, Riti scored in the 59th
minute to put his team ahead. He added another goal to secure
the victory in the 70th minute on a header off a long throw, as
Webster defeated the Griffins 2-0.
After
starting the season at 0-5-1, the Gorloks have won their last
three games and currently stand at 3-0 in conference play. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 21-27 |
Matt Reeb |
Greenville |
Sr |
Belleville, Ill./Metro East
Lutheran |
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Greenville College's Matt Reeb, a senior from
Belleville, Ill.. (Metro East Lutheran), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 21-27.
Reeb, a 6-0 forward,
recorded four goals and one assist for a total of nine points in three
games played last week. He had two goals and was 1-of-2 on penalty kicks
in the Panthers 5-2 victory at Illinois College. He also added two goals
and one assist in an 8-1 SLIAC win over Eureka College.
Greenville went 2-1 for the week, with
their loss a 1-0 decision to regionally ranked Washington University-St.
Louis. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 14-20 |
Terrance Cosby |
Greenville |
Sr |
Jefferson City, Mo./Jefferson
County |
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Greenville College's Terrance Cosby, a senior from
Jefferson City, Mo. (Jefferson County), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 14-20.
Cosby, a 6-1 back,
recorded three goals, including both game-winning goals in Greenville's
two wins last week. He had one goal in the Panthers 2-0 victory versus
Harris-Stowe State University. He then added two goals in their 5-2 win
versus NCAA Division II Oakland City University. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 7-13 |
Brian O'Malley |
Eureka |
Sr |
Peoria, Ill./Peoria Notre Dame |
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Eureka College's Brian O'Malley, a senior from
Peoria, Ill. (Peoria Notre Dame), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 7-13.
O'Malley, a 6-0
forward, recorded three goals and three assists in two games played last
week. He had three assists and two goals, including the game-winner, in
Eureka's 9-0 shutout versus Knox College. He then tallied the lone goal
for the Red Devils in their 4-1 loss to Coe College.
Eureka
went 1-1 last week and now stands at 2-3 overall, which is the
best start through five games in the program's three-year
history. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 1-6 |
Ricky Seaman |
Principia |
Sr |
Winter Park, Fla./Lake Howell |
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Principia College's
Ricky Seaman, a senior from Winter Park, Fla. (Lake
Howell), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Offensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 1-6.
Seaman, a
5-10 forward, scored the first goal in all but one of three
games last week for Principia. He had four goals in three games,
including one game-winning goal and two goals in a 4-3 season
opening victory versus Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
Principia opened the season 3-0.
In addition to their victory against Rose-Hulman, the Panthers
defeated Millikin University, 3-1, and Illinois Wesleyan
University, 3-2, on the road. |
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DEFENSE |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 26-Nov 1 |
Adam Ross |
Westminster (Mo.) |
Fr |
Columbia, Mo./Rock Bridge |
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Westminster College's Adam Ross, a
freshman from Columbia, Mo. (Rock Bridge), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 26-November 1.
Ross, a 5-10 back, man marked Principia
College's leading forward, Ricky Seaman, in the Blue Jay's 2-1 victory
versus the nationally ranked Panthers. He held Seaman to zero shots on
goal and helped his squad maintain their 2-1 first half lead to shutout
Principia in the second half. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 19-25 |
Wes Fleming |
Principia |
Sr |
Irvine, Calif./Woodbridge |
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Principia College's Wes Fleming, a senior from
Irvine, Calif. (Woodbridge), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 19-25.
Fleming, a 6-2 defender, helped the
Panthers to two victories last week, including a 3-1 win at the
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, who was ranked seventh in the NCAA
Division III North Region. He also scored the game-winning goal in a 4-0
shutout versus Blackburn College.
"Wes has been the anchor and orchestrator
of the our defense all season long with his aggressive play," commented
head coach Vitalis Otieno. "This past week [Wes] was instrumental in
holding the UW-Whitewater attack, which has outscored their opponents
13-0 before facing us, to only one goal."
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 12-18 |
Justin Robbins |
Spalding |
Sr |
Louisville, Ky./Male |
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Spalding University's Justin Robbins, a senior from
Louisville, Ky. (Male), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 12-18.
Robbins anchored the back line of
the Golden Eagles defense against Principia College. Spalding
was defeated 2-1 by the Panthers.
"[Justin]
directed the defense and provided deep support to allow us to
switch the position of the attack," said head coach Kevin
Cromwell. "He had numerous clearances to get us out of trouble,
and when we pushed him up on corner and free kicks, he knocked
down two balls late in the match that allowed us opportunities
to score."
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Oct 5-11 |
Matt Geringer |
Webster |
Sr |
St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood Central |
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Webster University's Matt Geringer, a
senior from
St. Louis, Mo. (Hazelwood Central), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of October 5-11. This is the second time this
season that he has earned the honor.
Geringer, a 6-6
goalkeeper, recorded 12 saves to lead his squad to a 1-0 shutout over
previously unbeaten and nationally ranked No. 8 Principia College. The
win was his fourth straight and also his third shutout in four games.
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 28-Oct 4 |
Samuel Thomas |
Principia |
So |
Chesterfield, Mo./The Principia
School |
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Principia College's Samuel Thomas, a
sophomore from Chesterfield, Mo. (The Principia School), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 28 - October 4.
Thomas, a
6-0 goalkeeper, led Principia to three shutouts last week as
they extended their win streak to nine consecutive games. He had
one save as the Panthers defeated SLIAC pre-season favorite
Fontbonne University, 3-0. He then tallied eight saves in a 4-0
win against Lindenwood-Belleville. Principia ended the week with
a 1-0 victory on the road at Eureka, but no statistics were
available at the time of this release. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 21-27 |
Matt Geringer |
Webster |
Sr |
Florissant, Mo./Hazelwood Central |
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Webster University's Matt Geringer, a senior from Florissant,
Mo. (Hazelwood Central), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 21-27.
Geringer, a 6-6
goalkeeper, recorded a shutout in the Gorloks first win of the season, a
3-0 victory versus SLIAC foe Westminster College (Mo.). He faced a total
of seven shots and tallied three saves in 90:00 minutes in goal.
Geringer's win in goal also helped secure
head coach Marty Todt's 200th career victory. Webster stands at 1-0-0 in
conference play and 1-5-1 overall. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 14-20 |
Joel Robinson |
Greenville |
Sr |
Decatur, Ill./MacArthur |
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Greenville College's Joel Robinson, a senior from
Decatur, Ill. (MacArthur), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 14-20.
Robinson, a 6-0
goalkeeper, recorded 15 saves and one shutout in 160:00 minutes in goal
last week. He was 2-0 for the week and recorded the complete game
shutout versus Harris-Stowe State University. Robinson also held NCAA
Division II opponent Oakland City University scoreless in 70:00 minutes
in goal, as the Panthers recorded the 5-2 victory on the road. |
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Week |
Player |
School |
Year |
Hometown/High School |
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Sep 7-13 |
Aaron Harkins |
Spalding |
Sr |
Waldorf, Md./Oldham County (Ky.) |
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Spalding
University's Aaron Harkins, a senior from Waldorf, Md. (Oldham
County (Ky.)), has been named the SLIAC Men's Soccer Defensive Player
of the Week for the week of September 7-13.
Harkins, a 5-9
goalkeeper, recorded 10 saves in a complete game shutout versus Thomas
More College. He faced a total of 32 shots in 90 minutes in goal, as the
Golden Eagles tallied the 2-0 victory.
"Aaron played another outstanding game
for us," commented Spalding head coach Kevin Cromwell. "We played 20
minutes down a man, and his punts and goal kicks continually got us
out of trouble." |
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