24 former Under Armour All-Americans have been selected to 2009 Division I collegiate All-American teams. 13 players were named to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd teams while 11 other athletes were named to the regional teams.
1st Team
Karri Ellen Johnson, Attack, Maryland
Caitlyn McFadden, Midfield, Maryland
Jenn Russell, Midfield, North Carolina
2nd Team
Shaylyn Blaney, Midfield, Notre Dame
Sarah Bullard, Midfield, Duke
Ali DeLuca, Midfield, Penn
Kaitlin Duff, Midfield, Virginia
Ashby Kaestner, Midfield, Georgetown
3rd Team
Megan Bosica, Midfield, North Carolina
Brandi Jones, Midfield, Maryland
Brittany Kalkstein, Midfield, Virginia
Alex Mundy, Defense, Vanderbilt
Halley Quillinan, Attack, Syracuse
1st Team Mid-Atlantic Region
Brooke Cantwell, Attack, Rutgers
Angela Hughes, Defense, Johns Hopkins
1st Team Northeast Region
Kristin Igoe, Midfield, Boston College
2nd Team Northeast Region
Colleen Bubnack, Midfield, Colgate
Traci Landy, Midfield, Boston U.
2nd Team South Region
Liz Downs, Defense, Virginia
Lindsay Gilbride, Midfield, Duke
Danielle Kachulis, Defense, Duke
Jordyn Kirr, Attack, Georgetown
2nd Team West/Midwest Region
Ally Carey, Midfield, Vanderbilt
Stephanie Ellis, Goalie, Penn State
Ali Flury, Midfield, Denver
Rachel Guerrera, Defense, Notre Dame
*The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd team All-Americans were also selected to their respected regional teams.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Syracuse and Northwestern Crowned NCAA Champions
19 former Under Armour All-Americans have been crowned NCAA Division I Champions. On the womens' side, Northwestern won their fifth straight National Championship over North Carolina 21-7 as 12 Wildcat players are former UA All-Americans. Two UA All-Americans had a big hand for the Wildcats, as Danielle Spencer had 4 goals and 1 assist, and Brooke Matthews pitched in 3 goals. Three former All-Americans for UNC got in the books as Jenn Russell scored 2 goals and assisted on another, while Megan Bosica and Corey Donohoe each added a goal.
Syracuse scored four straight goals to beat Cornell in an overtime thriller, 10-9. The defense was held tight by goaltender John Galloway who had 10 saves. Josh Amidon assisted on 2 goals and added 1 goal, while Javon Miller had an assist. 7 players on the Syracuse roster have played in the Under Armour All-America Event. Roy Lang for Cornell pitched in a goal for the Big Red.
Congratulations to all of the UA All-Americans for a great season, and to those 19 athletes who have helped their teams to a National Championship.
Syracuse scored four straight goals to beat Cornell in an overtime thriller, 10-9. The defense was held tight by goaltender John Galloway who had 10 saves. Josh Amidon assisted on 2 goals and added 1 goal, while Javon Miller had an assist. 7 players on the Syracuse roster have played in the Under Armour All-America Event. Roy Lang for Cornell pitched in a goal for the Big Red.
Congratulations to all of the UA All-Americans for a great season, and to those 19 athletes who have helped their teams to a National Championship.
Thursday, May 21, 2009
Final Four and Mens' College All-Americans
Congratulations to the 72 former Under Armour All-Americans who have made it to the Final Four in the Mens' and Womens' Divison I Championships. On the Mens' side 37 UA All-Americans represent Virginia(20), Duke(8), Syracuse(7), and Cornell(2). For the Women, 35 Under Armour alumni will see action this weekend for Northwestern(12), North Carolina(11), Maryland(8), and Penn(4).
The 2009 Mens' Divison I All-Americans have been announced. 18 former Under Armour All Americans have been named Collegiate All-Americans:
1st Team
Shamel Bratton, Virginia, Midfield
Ken Clausen, Virginia, Defense
2nd Team
Jack McBride, Attack, Princeton
Ryan Young, Attack, Maryland
Michael Kimmel, Midfield, Johns Hopkins
Chad Wiedmaier, Defense, Princeton
3rd Team
Max Quinzani, Attack, Duke
Brian Carroll, Midfield, Virginia
Ryan Flanagan, Defense, North Carolina
Max Schmidt, Defense, Maryland
Honorable Mention
Stephen Boyle, Attack, Johns Hopkins
Grant Catalino, Attack, Maryland
Thomas Muldoon, Attack, Brown
Kyle Wharton, Attack, Johns Hopkins
Austin Winter, Attack, Bucknell
CJ Costabile, Midfield, Duke
Joel White, Midfield, Syracuse
Tyler Fiorito, Goalie, Princeton
The 2009 Mens' Divison I All-Americans have been announced. 18 former Under Armour All Americans have been named Collegiate All-Americans:
1st Team
Shamel Bratton, Virginia, Midfield
Ken Clausen, Virginia, Defense
2nd Team
Jack McBride, Attack, Princeton
Ryan Young, Attack, Maryland
Michael Kimmel, Midfield, Johns Hopkins
Chad Wiedmaier, Defense, Princeton
3rd Team
Max Quinzani, Attack, Duke
Brian Carroll, Midfield, Virginia
Ryan Flanagan, Defense, North Carolina
Max Schmidt, Defense, Maryland
Honorable Mention
Stephen Boyle, Attack, Johns Hopkins
Grant Catalino, Attack, Maryland
Thomas Muldoon, Attack, Brown
Kyle Wharton, Attack, Johns Hopkins
Austin Winter, Attack, Bucknell
CJ Costabile, Midfield, Duke
Joel White, Midfield, Syracuse
Tyler Fiorito, Goalie, Princeton
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
UA All-Americans Continue Play in the Post Season
NCAA Tournament
27 of the 32 Division I teams in the Mens' and Womens' NCAA Tournament are represented by former Under Armour All-Americans, including 15 of the 16 teams in the Mens' tournament. 12 Womens' teams have Under Armour All-America alumni with the top eight seeds all represented.
Tewaarton Award Update
Caitlyn McFadden (Maryland), a 2006 Under Armour All-American, has been named a top five finalist for this years Women's Tewaarton Trophy. The 9th annual award will be presented on May 28, 2009.
27 of the 32 Division I teams in the Mens' and Womens' NCAA Tournament are represented by former Under Armour All-Americans, including 15 of the 16 teams in the Mens' tournament. 12 Womens' teams have Under Armour All-America alumni with the top eight seeds all represented.
Tewaarton Award Update
Caitlyn McFadden (Maryland), a 2006 Under Armour All-American, has been named a top five finalist for this years Women's Tewaarton Trophy. The 9th annual award will be presented on May 28, 2009.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
League Post Season Awards
The following Under Armour All Americans have earned post season awards for the 2009 collegiate season. The lists will be updated as more leagues announce their All-League teams.
Womens' Lacrosse
Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
All-League
Kristin Igoe, Boston College
Sarah Bullard, Duke
Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland
Brandi Jones, Maryland
Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland
Megan Bosica, North Carolina
Jenn Russell, North Carolina
Kristen Taylor, North Carolina
Kaitlin Duff, Virginia
America East
First Team
Allie Duclos, New Hampshire
Second Team
Corcoran Downey, Boston
American Lacrosse Conference (ALC)
First Team
Katrina Dowd, Northwestern
Angela Hughes, Johns Hopkins
Alex Mundy, Vanderbilt
Danielle Spencer, Northwestern
Second Team
All Carey, Vanderbilt
Stephanie Ellis, Penn State
Alexandra Frank, Northwestern
Alyssa Kildare, Johns Hopkins
Colleen McCaffrey, Johns Hopkins
Big East
Midfielder of the Year- Ashby Kaestner, Georgetown
First Team
Shaylyn Blaney, Notre Dame
Ashby Kaestner, Georgetown
Halley Quillinan, Syracuse
Second Team
Brooke Cantwell, Rutgers
Caitlin Formby, Georgetown
Jordy Kirr, Georgetown
Abby Rehfuss, Loyola
Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
Second Team
Emily Schaknowski, Delaware
Rookie Team
Ashley Kimener, James Madison
Patriot League
First Team
Colleen Bubnack, Colgate
Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF)
All-League
Ali Flury, Denver
Mens' Lacrosse
Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
Max Quinzani, Duke
Max Schmidt, Maryland,
Ryan Young, Maryland
Shamel Bratton, Virginia
Brian Carroll, Virginia
Rookie of the Year-Steele Stanwick,Virginia
American East
First Team
Joe Reseterits, Albany
Rookie First Team
Rob Grimm, UMBC
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC)
First Team
Chris Hogan, Penn State
Scott Kocis, Georgetown
Second Team
Craid Dowd, Georgetown
Great Western Lacrosse League (GWLL)
First Team
Dillon Roy, Denver
Patriot League
Second Team
Tim Henderson, Army
Jaren Woeppel, Navy
Womens' Lacrosse
Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
All-League
Kristin Igoe, Boston College
Sarah Bullard, Duke
Karri Ellen Johnson, Maryland
Brandi Jones, Maryland
Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland
Megan Bosica, North Carolina
Jenn Russell, North Carolina
Kristen Taylor, North Carolina
Kaitlin Duff, Virginia
America East
First Team
Allie Duclos, New Hampshire
Second Team
Corcoran Downey, Boston
American Lacrosse Conference (ALC)
First Team
Katrina Dowd, Northwestern
Angela Hughes, Johns Hopkins
Alex Mundy, Vanderbilt
Danielle Spencer, Northwestern
Second Team
All Carey, Vanderbilt
Stephanie Ellis, Penn State
Alexandra Frank, Northwestern
Alyssa Kildare, Johns Hopkins
Colleen McCaffrey, Johns Hopkins
Big East
Midfielder of the Year- Ashby Kaestner, Georgetown
First Team
Shaylyn Blaney, Notre Dame
Ashby Kaestner, Georgetown
Halley Quillinan, Syracuse
Second Team
Brooke Cantwell, Rutgers
Caitlin Formby, Georgetown
Jordy Kirr, Georgetown
Abby Rehfuss, Loyola
Colonial Athletic Association (CAA)
Second Team
Emily Schaknowski, Delaware
Rookie Team
Ashley Kimener, James Madison
Patriot League
First Team
Colleen Bubnack, Colgate
Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF)
All-League
Ali Flury, Denver
Mens' Lacrosse
Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)
Max Quinzani, Duke
Max Schmidt, Maryland,
Ryan Young, Maryland
Shamel Bratton, Virginia
Brian Carroll, Virginia
Rookie of the Year-Steele Stanwick,Virginia
American East
First Team
Joe Reseterits, Albany
Rookie First Team
Rob Grimm, UMBC
Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC)
First Team
Chris Hogan, Penn State
Scott Kocis, Georgetown
Second Team
Craid Dowd, Georgetown
Great Western Lacrosse League (GWLL)
First Team
Dillon Roy, Denver
Patriot League
Second Team
Tim Henderson, Army
Jaren Woeppel, Navy
Friday, April 24, 2009
ACC All-Conference
As the ACC tournament gets underway today, the Conference awards are being handed out. Five of the 11 players named to the first team played in the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic, including: Max Quinzani(Duke,Attack), Max Schmidt(Maryland,Defense), Ryan Young(Maryland,Attack), Shamel Bratton(Virginia,Midfield), and Brian Carroll(Virginia,Midfield). Steele Stanwick of Virginia was also named ACC Rookie of the Year.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Rankings Update
In the new USILA poll, 15 of the top 20 teams have Under Armour All-Americans on their rosters. Princeton, the number 1 team in the nation has 11 former UA All-Americans, while Virginia at number 2, has 20 UA All-Americans on the roster.
17 of the top 20 women's teams in the IWLCA/Under Armour poll feature Under Armour All-Americans on their rosters. Northwestern, the number 1 team has 12 UA All-Americans on the team.
3 of the top 5 freshmen point leaders are UA All-Americans
Steele Stanwick 40(28g, 12a)
Jack Forster 33(22g,11a)
Joe Resetarits 31923g,8a)
Feature Games:
Men
Duke 15 - Virginia 10
Zach Howell (2,2), Max Quinzani(4,0), and Justin Turri(3,2) each had big days as the Blue Devils handed Virginia their first loss of the season. Steele Stanwick scored 3 goals and assisted on another, while Shamel and Rhamel Bratton each had 1 point a piece. Adam Ghitleman made 7 saves on the day.
Princeton 10 - Harvard 9
Tyler Fiorito made 15 saves to hold off the Crimson in the Ivy League match-up. Chris McBride added 3 goals and an assist in the win, while his cousin Jack McBride scored 2 goals. On the lossing end Dean Gibbons led Harvard with 3 goals, and Jeff Cohen added 1 goal.
Johns Hopkins 10 - Maryland 9
Kyle Wharton led all scorers with 3 goals and 1 assist as Hopkins held on to beat Maryland in the 105th game of this rivalry. Michael Gvozden came up big with 12 saves in the game. Chris Boland and Max Chautin each had 1 goal, while Chris Boland went for 4 points (2,2) on the day. Maryland. Grant Catalino and Ryan Young each had 3 points in the game. Travis Reed added a goal and an assist. Brian Phipps made 11 saves in 60 minutes of action.
Women
Maryland 13 - North Carolina 8
Caitlyn McFadden scored 2 goals, while Brandi Jones assisted on 3 goals for Maryland as the Terps improved to 14-0. Jennifer Russel(2,1), Kristen Taylor(1,1), and Megan Bosica(3,0) led the way for the Tar Heels.
Penn 7 - Darmouth 6 (OT)
Erin Brennan(1,2) had the game winning assist in overtime as the Quakers beat Dartmouth. Ali DeLuca added 2 goals and 2 assists in the win. Sarah Plumb added a goal for the Big Green in the loss.
17 of the top 20 women's teams in the IWLCA/Under Armour poll feature Under Armour All-Americans on their rosters. Northwestern, the number 1 team has 12 UA All-Americans on the team.
3 of the top 5 freshmen point leaders are UA All-Americans
Steele Stanwick 40(28g, 12a)
Jack Forster 33(22g,11a)
Joe Resetarits 31923g,8a)
Feature Games:
Men
Duke 15 - Virginia 10
Zach Howell (2,2), Max Quinzani(4,0), and Justin Turri(3,2) each had big days as the Blue Devils handed Virginia their first loss of the season. Steele Stanwick scored 3 goals and assisted on another, while Shamel and Rhamel Bratton each had 1 point a piece. Adam Ghitleman made 7 saves on the day.
Princeton 10 - Harvard 9
Tyler Fiorito made 15 saves to hold off the Crimson in the Ivy League match-up. Chris McBride added 3 goals and an assist in the win, while his cousin Jack McBride scored 2 goals. On the lossing end Dean Gibbons led Harvard with 3 goals, and Jeff Cohen added 1 goal.
Johns Hopkins 10 - Maryland 9
Kyle Wharton led all scorers with 3 goals and 1 assist as Hopkins held on to beat Maryland in the 105th game of this rivalry. Michael Gvozden came up big with 12 saves in the game. Chris Boland and Max Chautin each had 1 goal, while Chris Boland went for 4 points (2,2) on the day. Maryland. Grant Catalino and Ryan Young each had 3 points in the game. Travis Reed added a goal and an assist. Brian Phipps made 11 saves in 60 minutes of action.
Women
Maryland 13 - North Carolina 8
Caitlyn McFadden scored 2 goals, while Brandi Jones assisted on 3 goals for Maryland as the Terps improved to 14-0. Jennifer Russel(2,1), Kristen Taylor(1,1), and Megan Bosica(3,0) led the way for the Tar Heels.
Penn 7 - Darmouth 6 (OT)
Erin Brennan(1,2) had the game winning assist in overtime as the Quakers beat Dartmouth. Ali DeLuca added 2 goals and 2 assists in the win. Sarah Plumb added a goal for the Big Green in the loss.