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MAC Hermann Trophy-Men's Semifinalists
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MAC Hermann Trophy-Men's Semifinalists

Old 11-14-2006, 08:21 AM  #1
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MAC Hermann Trophy-Men's Semifinalists

College soccer's highest award, and usually the winner is a high pick in every MLS SuperDraft.

MAC Hermann Trophy-Men's Semifinalists
POS. PLAYER TEAM YEAR HOMETOWN
D Andrew Boyens, New Mexico, Sr., New Zealand
-- Dominating force on the Lobos' backline.
M Greg Dalby, Notre Dame, Jr. Poway, Calif.
-- Named Big East Midfielder of the Year.
F Charlie Davies, Boston College, Jr., Manchester, N.H.
-- Led the Eagles in scoring with a school record 15 goals.
M John DiRaimondo, Saint Louis, Sr., St. Louis, Mo.
-- Making his second appearance on semifinalist list.
M Maurice Edu, Maryland, Jr., Fontana, Calif.
-- Four of five goals have been game-winners.
M Bruno Guarda, SMU, Soph. Piracicaba, Brazil
-- Named Conference USA Player of the Year.
G Tally Hall, San Diego State, Sr. Gig Harbor, Wash.
-- Finished season with 1.04 goals-against average.
D Julius James, Connecticut, Jr., Trinidad
-- Big East Defender of the Year for the second consecutive season.
M Stephen King, Maryland, Jr. Medford, N.J.
-- Has never missed a start in his collegiate career.
F Joseph Lapira, Notre Dame, Jr. Lake Charles, La.
-- Leads all NCAA Division I scorers with 20 goals and 45 points.
D Jay Needham, SMU, Sr., Fort Worth, Texas
-- Named Conference USA Defender of the Year.
F Yannick Reyering, Virginia, Soph., Germany
-- Leads Cavs with nine goals and seven assists for 25 points.
F Dane Richards, Clemson, Sr., Jamaica
-- Named a first-team All-ACC selection.
F Jarrod Smith, West Virginia, Sr. New Zealand
-- First-team All-Big East pick after scoring 14 goals.
M Michael Videira, Duke, Jr. Milford, Mass.
-- Named MVP of the ACC Tournament for No. 1 Devils.
 
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