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Wed, Nov 12, 2008
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COLUMBIA, Ky. -- The Mid-South Conference Men's Soccer Tournament's top two seeds advanced into the finals with semifinal wins today at Walter S. Reuling Stadium on Lindsey Wilson College's campus.
University of the Cumberlands junior Igor Petsch scored two goals to lead the top-seeded Patriots to a 5-1 win over fourth-seeded Campbellsville University in the first semifinal game.
In the nightcap, Lindsey Wilson senior Nathaniel Jafta scored a hat trick (three goals) to lead the No. 2 seed Blue Raiders to a 5-1 win over third-seeded West Virginia University Institute of Technology.
Cumberlands and Lindsey Wilson advance to Thursday's championship match. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. CT.
The two teams played to a 0-0 double overtime tie early this season in Williamsburg. They finished the regular season as co-champs after finishing with 5-0-1 records. The Patriots are the top seed after winning a coin flip.
In between the two semifinal games, the 2008 all-conference honors were announced.
Lindsey Wilson freshman forward Moses Aduny and West Virginia Tech midfielder Mile Dragisic were named MSC Men's Soccer Players of the Year.
Campbellsville's Casey Clark was named freshman of the year and Campbellsville's Adam Preston and West Virginia Tech's Florin Marton were named coach of the year.
Lindsey Wilson's Frederick Were was named the MSC Champion of Character recipients.
The student-athletes who earned the all-conference honors include:
|
Student-Athlete |
School |
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Moses Aduny * |
Lindsey Wilson College |
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Micheal Azira |
Lindsey Wilson College |
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Casey Clarke ** |
Campbellsville University |
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Roland Day |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Mile Dragisic * |
West Virginia University Tech |
|
Shaun Francis |
Lindsey Wilson College |
|
Rasmus Jacobsen |
Lindsey Wilson College |
|
Josh Johnson |
Georgetown College |
|
Mikael Lunneryd |
Lindsey Wilson College |
|
Camillo Mueller |
Campbellsville University |
|
Igor Petsch |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Frederick Were |
Lindsey Wilson College |
|
Jarod Willoughby |
Georgetown College |
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* Player of the Year |
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** Freshman of the Year |
The student-athletes who earned the academic honor include:
|
Student-Athlete |
School |
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Alex Kenneth Adams |
Campbellsville University |
|
Keiber Angulo |
Campbellsville University |
|
Alejandro Martinez |
Campbellsville University |
|
Alex Martin |
Georgetown College |
|
Bill Mercke |
Georgetown College |
|
Zetroy Robertson |
Lindsey Wilson College |
|
Frederick Were |
Lindsey Wilson College |
|
Kenneth McAlpine |
Pikeville College |
|
Jonathan Foster |
St. Catharine College |
|
Nathan Stumler |
St. Catharine College |
|
Gabriel Altman |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Sean Aspenlind |
University of the Cumberlands |
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Robert Buhaly |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Craig Cook |
University of the Cumberlands |
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Roland Day |
University of the Cumberlands |
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Marcio Farias |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Philip Jones |
University of the Cumberlands |
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Jacob Moak |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Ali Niaongado |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Blazej Skoczylas |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Luis Souza-Marcelo |
University of the Cumberlands |
|
Samuel Brunetti |
West Virginia University Tech |
|
Ionut Busse |
West Virginia University Tech |
|
Luis Parra |
West Virginia University Tech |
|
Branimir Radovancovici |
West Virginia University Tech |
|
Jeremy Wood |
West Virginia University Tech |
