Connor Named Second-Team All-America, Malone Earns Third-Team Honors
5/29/2000 8:00:00 AM | Men's Lacrosse
May 29, 2000
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Senior defenseman Casey Connor was named a second-team All-America by the USILA on Monday. Connor started all 16 games for the NCAA Quarterfinalist Terps this past season.
Connor recorded 54 groundballs, second most among Maryland field players and scored one goal against UMBC in the regular-season finale.
Junior midfielder Chris Malone (Timonium, Md.) was named a third-team All-America.
Malone was second on the team in scoring with 39 points and led the team with 28 goals.
DIVISION I ALL-AMERICANS
FIRST TEAM
Attack
Ryan Powell, Syracuse, Conor Gill, Virginia, Dan Denihan, Johns Hopkins
Midfield
Josh Sims, Princeton, Jay Jalbert, Virginia, AJ Haugen, Johns Hopkins, Mike Battista, Loyola
Defense
Ryan Curtis, Virginia, Marshall Abrams, Syracuse, Stephen Card, Duke
Goalie
Mickey Jarboe, Navy
SECOND TEAM
Attack
Drew McKnight, Virginia, Tim Goetelman, Loyola, Jeff Sonke, North Carolina
Midfield
Nick Hartofilis, Duke, Doug Shanahan, Hofstra, Matt Caione, Syracuse, Josh Coffman, Syracuse
Defense
Mark Koontz, Virginia, John Glatzel, Syracuse, Casey Connor, Maryland
Goalie
Robert Mulligan, Syracuse
THIRD TEAM
Attack
TJ Durnan, Duke, BJ Prager, Princeton, Gavin Prout, Loyola, Scott Urick
Midfield
Chris Malone, Maryland, Conor Denihan, Johns Hopkins, Michael Henehan, Mike Regan, Butler
Defense
Chad Donnelly, US Naval Academy, Greg Papa, Georgetown, Brandon Testa, Johns Hopkins
Goalie
Brian Carcaterra, Johns Hopkins
HONORABLE MENTION
Attack
Mike Springer, Syracuse, Jared Frood, Duke, Sean Steinwald, Cornell, Andy Flick, Georgetown, Liam Banks, Syracuse, Keith Cromwell, Rutgers, Matt Striebel, Princeton, Dan Marohl, UMBC, Tim Pearson, US Military Academy, Tom Glatzel, Syracuse, James Breslin, Hobart, Todd Ulrich, Notre Dame
Midfield
Hanley Holcomb, Virginia, Joe Ceglia, Syracuse, Adam Borcz, US Naval Academy, Jason Hard, Virginia, Steve Dusseau, Georgetown, Chris Cercy, Syracuse, Roger Buttles, Harvard
Defense
Donald Gerne, Yale, Todd Maher, North Carolina, Ryan Mollett, Princeton, David Metz, Loyola, Brendan Shook, Johns Hopkins, Scott Farrell, Princeton, Chris Sullivan, Brown, Ryan McClay, Cornell, Matt McFarland, Massachusetts, Joe Rodrigues, Loyola
Justin Cynar, Cornell, Keith Cynar, Harvard, Trevor Tierney, Princeton, Mike Abeles, Ohio State
