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The
American Collegiate Hockey Association has announced that Washington &
Jefferson's
Mario Panucci (McKees Rocks, PA / Montour) has been
selected to play in the first annual ACHA Division I All-Star Game. The
game will be held at Penn State's Greenberg Ice Pavilion on Saturday, March 29, 2008 at 7:30
PM.
Panucci, a
junior forward, scored 13 goals and assisted on 27 for a total of 40
points for the Presidents during the '07-08 campaign en route to the
Presidents' successful run at this year's College Hockey Mid-America
Championship.
Forty ACHA players,
selected from a national group of nearly 1,600, will gather in Happy
Valley to represent their teams and schools.
As
selected by the ACHA Division I Coaches, the 2007-2008 All-Star
participants are:
HEAD
COACHES
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Scott Balboni - Penn State University
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Mike DeAngelis - Delaware, University of
ASSISTANT COACHES
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Dave Fryer - Duquesne University
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Al Murdoch - Iowa State University
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Dan Morris - Ohio University
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Bill Snyder - Slippery Rock University
GOALIES
1. Mike Binnie - Liberty University
2. Collin Chase - Oakland University
3. Greg Feiden - Oswego State University
4. Nick Signet - Penn State University
DEFENSE
1. Tony Bonacorso - Arizona State University
2. Joe Baumgartner - Delaware, University of
3. Brad Hoelzer - Illinois, University of
4. Brent Cornelius - Iowa State University
5. Adam Mueller - Iowa State University
6. Dave Semenyna - Liberty University
7. Matt Chromy - Michigan-Dearborn, University of
8. Donnie Horner - Naval Academy, United States
9. Steve Osacky - Ohio University
10. Mark Tylka - Oklahoma, University of
11. Keith Jordan - Penn State University
12. Tim Schlagenhauf - Towson University
FORWARDS
1. Jarred Semple - Adrian College
2. AJ Alfrey - Central Oklahoma, University of
3. Mike Cerasoli - Cortland, State University of New York
4. Mike Gardner - Delaware, University of
5. Holt Hair - Duquesne University
6. Jason Nemeth - Illinois, University of
7. Wade Regier - Minot State University
8. Zack Skook - John Carroll University
9. Eddie Martin - Kent State University
10. Matt Warren - Mercyhurst College
11. Eric Schottke - Niagara University
12. Brent Cooper - Oakland University
13. Jim Fuhs - Ohio University
14. Justin Thomas - Pittsburgh, University of
15. Matt Olson - Robert Morris College
16. Jacob Javitt - Robert Morris University
17. Josh Esformes - Rutgers University
18. Tim Snyder - Slippery Rock University
19. Angelo Serse - Stony Brook University
20. Mario Panucci - Washington & Jefferson College
21. Jim Gehring - West Chester University
22. Pat Johnson - West Chester University
23. Tony Attanucci - West Virginia University
24. Mike Podelnyk - Western Michigan University |
