
                         Roanoke Times
                 Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.

DATE: THURSDAY, November 4, 1993                   TAG: 9311040128
SECTION: SPORTS                    PAGE: B2   EDITION: STATE  
SOURCE: From staff reports
DATELINE:                                 LENGTH: Medium

UVA PLAYERS GET HONOR IN SOCCER

Three Virginia players were named to the 1993 All-Atlantic Coast Conference first-team men's soccer squad announced Wednesday.

Junior forward Claudio Reyna, of Springfield, N.J., sophomore midfielder Damian Silvera of Huntington, N.Y., and sophomore defenseman Brandon Pollard made the 11-member team selected by the league's head coaches.

UVa senior goalie Jeff Causey made the second team.

Clemson also had three players on the team, including player of the year Jimmy Glenn. The Tigers' I.M. Ibrahim was named coach of the year, while North Carolina freshman forward was selected rookie of the year.

The entire first team:

First team - Jimmy Glenn, Clemson, forward; Claudio Reyna, Virginia, forward; Temo Suarez, North Carolina, forward; Mark Jonas, N.C. State, midfielder; Miles Joseph, Clemson, midfielder; Jason Kreis, Duke, midfielder; Damian Silvera, Virginia, midfielder; Gree Berhalter, North Carolina, defenseman; Eric Marshall, Duke, defenseman; Brandon Pollard, Virginia, defenseman; Jaro Zawislan, Clemson, goalkeeper.

In other soccer:

Lisa Beightol, a former Cave Spring player, scored three minutes, 52 seconds into the first overtime period to give Randolph-Macon a 1-0 victory over Roanoke College in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference women's championship game in Ashland.

The Yellow Jackets outshot the Maroons 25-7 but goalie Heather Harlan kept Roanoke in the game with 14 saves.

Randolph-Macon finished the season at 17-1. Roanoke is 11-7-1.

Midfielder Robin McLaughlin and goalkeeper Heather Harlan of Roanoke College were named to the Old Dominion Athletic Conference's women's first team.

Forward Julie McCary of Randolph-Macon Woman's College was selected the ODAC's player of the year, while RMWC head coach Kelly Sack was voted coach of the year.

Back Keri Lord and forward Jenn Roessler of Roanoke each made the second team. They were joined by back Aspen Yawars and midfielders Corinda Hankins and Angie Carrington of Washington and Lee.

Virginia Tech's women's team closed out its first season with a 7-0 loss to James Madison in Blacksburg. Tech finished 6-10-1. Jamie Dykes led JMU (10-9) with two goals.

Memo: ***CORRECTION***

by CNB