Nico Colaluca Virginia M
Dynamic player started 21 games for 18-5-1 Cavs team, scoring two goals and assisting on three others.
Rich Costanzo Penn State M
Big Ten's top rookie had four goals and seven assists in 19 games for the Lions, who played one of the nation's toughest schedules.
Charlie Davies Boston College F
Voted Big East Rookie of the Year after finishing second in the league in scoring. Five of his nine goals were game-winners.
Andrei Gotsmanov St. JohnÆs F
With nine goals and four assists, he led the Red Storm in scoring.
Andy Iro UC Santa Barbara D
Tall, dominating central defender from England helped Gauchos reach penalty kicks of the national final.
Julius James Connecticut D
Trinidadian appeared in all 23 games, started 20, and helped UConn capture the Big East tournament title.
Simon Schoendorf South Florida M
This playmaker from Karlsrhue, Germany, scored four goals and assisted on seven for the C-USA upstarts who finished 10-5-3.
Matt Smith UNC Greensboro F
Southern Conference Freshman of the Year scored nine goals and set up five others during SpartansÆ 19-3-1 season.
Conrad Taylor Penn State G
Posted eight shutouts while playing every minute of the Nittany LionsÆ season, which included a 4-1-8 record in overtime games.
Rob Valentino San Francisco D
Named to the WCC first team after Dons captured the league title and finished 14-4-1, conceding an average of 1.03 goals per game.
Michael Videira Duke M
Finished sixth among Division I assist leaders with 15; helped Blue Devils reach College Cup.