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Princeton University Athletics
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Three Tigers Named NSCAA All-Region
December 14, 2009 | Men's Soccer
PRINCETON, N.J. (12/14/09) - Three members of the Princeton men's soccer team have been named to the 2009 NSCAA All-Region Teams it was announced by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America.
Senior Devin Muntz and junior Josh Walburn were named first-team All-Northeast Region, and sophomore Antoine Hoppenot earned second-team honors. These are the first all-region honors for these three players. The last time Princeton had more than two players earn all-region honors was in 2001 when the team picked up four.
The trio helped Princeton to a 9-5-3 overall record and a 4-2-1 mark in the Ivy League. The team began the season on a 4-0 run and closed out the regular season 5-0-2. The Tigers earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, their first post season bid since 2001 and eighth bid in program history.
A two-year captain, Muntz was named first-team All-Ivy this season and was named to the all-league teams each year during his career. He scored one goal and added two assists this season and started in all 18 games this season.
A 2009 ECAC All-Star and first-team All-Ivy League selection, Walburn finished the season with six goals and team-high five assists for 17 points. Three of his six goals were game-winning goals. He started in all 18 games this season at either the midfield or defensive position.
The team's leading scorer, Hoppenot finished the season with 22 points on a team-best 10 goals and two assists. He was named to three national teams of the week during the season and was named first-team All-Ivy. His 10 goals are the most goals scored by a Tiger since 2004.
First Team
Jeffrey Attinella, South Florida
Raymon Gaddis, West Virginia
Kwaku Nyamekye, Harvard
Kwame Watson-Siriboe, UConn
Zachary Boggs, South Florida
Nick Elenz-Martin, Brown
Daniel Keat, Dartmouth
Toni Stahl, UConn
Andre Akpan, Harvard
Andrew Bulls, UMBC
Lucky Mkosana, Dartmouth
Second Team
Joshua Ford, UConn
Joe Annese, UNH
Josh Walburn, Princeton
Chris Williams, UMBC
Craig Henderson, Dartmouth
Levi Houapeu, UMBC
Devin Muntz, Princeton
Michael Seamon, Villanova
Chris Banks, UNH
Matt Bouraee, Cornell
Anthony Cascio, UConn
Third Team
Zach Johnson, West Virginia
Len Coleman, Georgetown
Joel Gustafsson, St. John's
Eric Schoenle, West Virginia
David Walls, Brown
Samuel Appiah, Boston University
Francisco Aristeguieta, South Florida
Michael Bustmante, Boston University
Carlos Alvarez, UConn
Antoine Hoppenot, Princeton
Brian Rogers, Harvard
Carlos Villa, Hartford