May 26, 2003
BALTIMORE -
Eight Terps earned USILA All-American honors on Monday as the teams were released at the national championship game (won by Virginia, 9-7) at M&T Bank Stadium. The eight honorees are the most since nine Terps were named All-Americans in 1998 -- the last time Maryland made the NCAA Semifinals before this season.
Senior Michael Howley (Wantagh, N.Y.) was named to the first team on defense. Howley had been named a second team All-American each of the past two seasons. He is the first Terp defenseman to be named to the first team since Dan Radebaugh in 1995.
Junior Chris Passavia (Stony Brook, N.Y.) was honored as a second team selection on defense. Last season, Passavia was a third team pick.
Four Terps were named to the third team: midfielders Mike Mollot (Holbrook, N.Y.) and Ryan Moran (Setauket, N.Y.) along with defenseman Lee Zink (Rowayton, Conn.) and goalie Danny McCormick (McLean, Va.).
Two more Terps earned honorable mention All-American honors as senior defensive midfielder Brett Harper (Columbus, Ohio) and freshman attacker Joe Walters (Rochester, N.Y.) were also named to the team.
First Team
| Kyle Barrie |
Attack |
Johns Hopkins |
| Ryan Boyle |
Attack |
Princeton |
| Michael Powell |
Attack |
Syracuse |
| Kevin Cassese |
Midfield |
Duke |
| Adam Doneger |
Midfield |
Johns Hopkins |
| Chris Fiore |
Midfield |
Massachusetts |
| Chris Rotelli |
Midfield |
Virginia |
| Damien Davis |
Defense |
Princeton |
| Ryan McClay |
Defense |
Cornell |
| Michael Howley |
Defense |
Maryland |
| Tillman Johnson |
Goalie |
Virginia |
Second Team
| Bobby Benson |
Attack |
Johns Hopkins |
| John Christmas |
Attack |
Virginia |
| Michael Springer |
Attack |
Syracuse |
| Rob Bateman |
Midfield |
Penn State |
| Kyle Harrison |
Midfield |
Johns Hopkins |
| Kevin Leveille |
Midfield |
Massachusetts |
| Kyle Sweeney |
Midfield |
Georgetown |
| Brett Hughes |
Defense |
Virginia |
| Chris Passavia |
Defense |
Maryland |
| Michael Peyser |
Defense |
Johns Hopkins |
| Rob Scherr |
Goalie |
Johns Hopkins |
Third Team
| Sean Hartofilis |
Attack |
Princeton |
| Jed Prossner |
Attack |
North Carolina |
| Jeff Zywicki |
Attack |
Massachusetts |
| Kevin Boland |
Midfield |
Johns Hopkins |
| Billy Glading |
Midfield |
Virginia |
| Mike Mollot |
Midfield |
Maryland |
| Ryan Moran |
Midfield |
Maryland |
| Adam Baxter |
Defense |
Towson |
| Patrick Collins |
Defense |
Georgetown |
| Lee Zink |
Defense |
Maryland |
| Danny McCormick |
Goalie |
Maryland |
Honorable Mention
Attack
Stephen Brundage, Loyola; Jeff Bryan, Army; Jason Doneger, Princeton; Sean Greenhalgh, Cornell; Mike Hammer, Georgetown; Brian Marks, Villanova, Ryan Obloj, Towson; Delby Powless, Rutgers; Matt Rewkowski, Duke; Michael Scaglione, Yale; Curtis Smith, Ohio State; Jonathan Thompson, Brown; Patrick Walsh, Notre Dame; Joe Walters, Maryland
Midfield
Kevin Brennan, Duke; Dan Cocchi, Towson; Greg Conklin, Navy; Andrew Corno, Georgetown; Owen Daly, Princeton; Jeff Duca, Rutgers; Brad Dumont, Princeton, Austin Garrison, North Carolina, Brett Harper, Maryland; Sean Lindsay, Syracuse; A.J. Shannon, Virginia; Walid Hajj, Georgetown
Defense
Greg Bice, Ohio State, Sol Bliss, Syracuse; Matt Garcia, Massachusetts; Brant Gresham, Georgetown, Patrick Keeley, Dartmouth; Brian Lieberman, Princeton; Ronnie Staines, North Carolina; Chris Stebbings, Navy; Trey Whitty, Virginia, Matt Zappia, Penn State; Brian Zuchelli, Hofstra
Goalie
Tim Flanagan, UMBC; Chris Garritry, Penn State; Andrew Goldstein, Dartmouth; Greg Havalchak, Rutgers; Tony Russo, Ohio State; Paul Spellman, North Carolina; Justin Sussman, Bucknell
