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131 Named Academic All-State
VaSID announced today that 137 collegiate
student-athletes were honored for their performances
both in the classroom and in competition as the
organization selected the 2009-10 VaSID Academic
All-State Team.
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 Moss,
White, Detwiler Grab Top College Men's Tennis Honors
Hampden-Sydney's William Moss and Washington and
Lee's Hayden White captured top honors on the 2010
VaSID College Division Men's Tennis All-State Team.
Moss earned Player of the Year, while White earned
Rookie of the Year. W&L's David Detwiler
earned Coach of the Year.
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 Virginia's
Sargent Named Golf Coach of the Year
The University of Virginia’s head men’s golf coach
Bowen Sargent has repeated as the Virginia Coach of
the Year by the Virginia State Golf Coaches
Association.
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 Kalkstein
Named Player of the Year in Women's Lacrosse
Virginia’s Brittany
Kalkstein earned Player of the Year honors, while JMU took
home both the Rookie of the Year and Coach of the Year
honors in Casey Ancarrow and Shelly Klaes-Bawcombe,
respectively, on the 2010 University Women's Lacrosse
All-State Team.
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 Brown, Rowe,
Rainey Headline College
All-State Softball Team
Brittaney Brown of Va.
Wesleyan and Kristen Rowe of CNU earned CO-Players of
the Year honors on the 2010 College Softball All-State
team, while Leona Rainey of Roanoke earned
Rookie of the Year honors and CNU's Keith Parr earned Coach
of the Year.
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 Van
Sickler Headlines College Baseball All-State Team
Shenandoah's Greg Van Sickler was named College Baseball Player of the Year, while SU
skipper Kevin Anderson
earned Coach of the Year honors. LC's Brock Shifflet
earned Rookie of the Year.
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 Virginia
Wins 2009-10
All-Sports Title
Virginia won .693 percent of its
athletic contests in 2009-10 to win the 32nd
annual VaSID Division I All-Sports championship. This is the Cavaliers 12th
overall title, third straight and fifth in the last seven
years.
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 Soares, Hughes Nab Top
University Baseball Honors
George Mason shortstop Ryan Soares was
named Player of the Year, while Virginia Tech's Pete Hughes
earned Coach of the Year on the University All-State
Baseball Team. Virginia's Danny Hultzen was named Pitcher of the Year, and VMI's Corey Spangenberg was voted Rookie of the Year.
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 HSC’s
Jett, LC's Voumard, RC’s Pilat Headline All-State Men’s
Lacrosse College Team
Hampden-Sydney's Kyle Jett has been selected Men’s Lacrosse
College Division Player of the Year, Lynchburg's Max Voumard
Rookie of the Year, and Roanoke's Bill Pilat Coach of
the Year.
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 Virginia
Headlines All-State Men’s Tennis Team
Virginia
swept
the top three awards on the 2010 Men’s Tennis University
All-State Team; Michael Shabaz nabbing Player
of the Year honors, Jarmere Jenkins Rookie of the Year and
Brian Boland Coach of the Year.
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 Shifflett,
Dean, Mitchell, Short Garner Top Softball Honors
The top honors on the 2010 VaSID University All-State Softball
Team were evenly split amongst three Commonwealth programs,
spotlighted by Radford's Kristen Shifflett being named Player
of the Year.
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 CNU
Wins 2009-10 All-Sports Survey
Christopher Newport University won a school-record 72%
of its contest in 2009-10 to capture the Virginia Sports
Information Directors Association College Division All-Sports
Survey. This marks the sixth year since 2000-01 that the
Captains have won the overall award.
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 UVA’s
Henrich, Garland Named Top Wrestler and Coach; VA Tech’s Stephens
Best Freshman
Virginia’s Chris Henrich and Steve Garland helped lead
the Cavaliers to their first ACC championship in three
decades and the pair was honored, along with Virginia Tech’s
Brian Stephens, by receiving the top wrestling accolades
handed out by the Virginia Sports Information Directors.
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 Wright Headlines 2010 VaSID
All-State Team
VaSID released their 2009-10 Women’s
Basketball University Division All-State team today. This
year’s ballot saw Virginia guard Monica Wright
bring home Player of the Year honors, a repeat from a year
ago when she was Co-Player of the Year. JMU's Kenny Brooks was named Coach of the Year,
while Liberty’s Devon Brown earned Rookie of the
Year honors.
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 2009
University All-State Football Team Named
Three schools were represented in the announcement of the top
awards for the VaSID All-State University Football Team for
the 2009 season. Honored were Virginia Tech running back Ryan
Williams as offensive player of the year and rookie of the
year, James Madison defensive end Arthur Moats as defensive
player of the year, and William & Mary’s Jimmye Laycock as
coach of the year.
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 Phillips,
George, Dean Earn Top College Division Men's Basketball
All-State Honors
Eastern
Mennonite's Todd Phillips and Kirby Dean have been named
Player and Coach of the Year, respectively on the 2010 VaSID
College Division All-State Men's Basketball Team.
Additionally, Hampden-Sydney's Harrison George has been named
Rookie of the Year.
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 Schweers, Greene, Hunter Earn Top College Division Women's
Basketball Honors
Christopher Newport's Chelsie Schweers and carolyn Hunter have
been named Player and Coach of the Year on the 2010 VaSID
College Division Women's Basketball All-State Team.
Hollins' Jasmine
Greene is the Rookie of the Year.
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 Parakhouski, Shaver, Gordon Headline 2010 All-State
Men's Basketball Team
Radford center Art Parakhouski
has been selected as Player of the Year,
William and Mary's Tony Shaver is the Coach of the
Year, and Liberty guard Evan Gordon Rookie of the Year for the 2010
University Division All-State Men's Basketball Team.
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 Restrepo
Named Player of the Year, Bates Rookie of the Year, Gelnovatch
Coach of the Year
Coming off a national championship season, Virginia swept the
2009 VaSID Men’s Soccer University Division All-State honors.
GK Diego Restrepo was named Player of the Year, Will Bates
Rookie of the Year and George Gelnovatch Coach of the Year.
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 Lynchburg's
Hoath, Shenandoah's Womack Top Women's Soccer Team
Lynchburg midfielder Ashley Hoath has been named
Player of the Year, highlighting the 2009 College Division
Women’s Soccer All-State Team. Lynchburg’s Dr. Todd Olsen
was named Coach of the Year, while Shenandoah forward Amber Womack earned Rookie of the Year.
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 Virginia Sweeps
Univ. Division Field Hockey Honors
The 2009 VaSID University
Field Hockey All-State Team has been announced, with the
Virginia Cavaliers taking the three top honors.
Paige Selenski was named Player of the Year, Charlotte van den Broek Rookie of the Year,
while Michele Madison Coach of the Year.
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 Massie
Named Men’s Soccer Player of the Year
Virginia Wesleyan's Brandon Massie has
been named the 2009 VaSID College Men’s Soccer
Player of the Year. Lynchburg’s Chris Yeager was
selected Coach of the Year, while Mary Washington's Duke Mensah-Abrampah was named Rookie of the Year.
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 Goode,
Kendrick, Kvapilova Garner Volleyball Honors
George Mason's Holly Goode was named VaSID University
Division Volleyball Player of the Year Monday, Also earning
top honors in were GMU's Pat Kendrick as Coach of the Year,
and VCU's Michala Kvapilova as Rookie of the Year.
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 Weir
Named College Field Hockey Player of the Year
Lynchburg senior Allie Weir earned her second-straight
College Division Player of the Year Award. Taylor
Harding from Virginia Wesleyan took home Rookie of the Year
honors, while Christopher Newport's Carrie Moura earned
Coach of the Year.
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 Julian,
Kallenberger, Cagle Garner Top University Women’s Soccer
Honors
For the second straight
season, JMU's Corky Julian earned Player of the Year honors
on the University Women’s Soccer All-State Team.
George Mason’s Tiana Kallenberger earned Rookie of the Year
and Virginia Tech’s Kelly Cagle was named Coach of the Year.
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 Christopher
Newport Sweeps Volleyball Honors
CNU's
Caitlyn Jansen was named
Player of the Year, Kara Elder Rookie of the Year, and
Lindsay Birch Coach of the Year on the 2009 VaSID College
Division Volleyball All-State Team.
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 All-State
Football Team Announced
Emory & Henry running back Caleb Jennings has been
named College Division Football Player of the Year.
Hampden-Sydney’s Marty Favret was tabbed Coach of the Year,
while Apprentice defensive back Louis Norwood was named
Rookie of the Year.
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