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Fargo, N.Dak.
Was 2nd on the team in scoring in 2003, and was 5th in the MIAC in shots taken.
Sr.
Hollandale, Minn.
Played every minute of every game for the Cobbers during the 2003 MIAC season.
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2003 MIAC Men's Soccer All-Conference Team
| MIAC All-Conference Team | MIAC Postseason Award-Winners | MIAC All-Conference Homorable Mention |
Jerry Nathan and Dan Ravenhorst Receive MIAC Postseason Honors.
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Sr. Fargo, N.Dak. Was 2nd on the team in scoring in 2003, and was 5th in the MIAC in shots taken. |
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Sr. Hollandale, Minn. Played every minute of every game for the Cobbers during the 2003 MIAC season. |
Jerry Nathan (Sr., Fargo, N.Dak.Fargo South HS) was named to the MIAC All-Conference Team, and Dan Ravenhorst (Sr., Hollandale, Minn./Albert Lea HS) earned All-Conference Honorable Mention honors. It is the first time for both players to be honored with a postseason award.
Nathan and Ravenhorst helped lead the Cobbers through a comeback season where the team posted a 5-9-3 overall record - with seven of the nine losses coming by a single goal.
Nathan finished the year second on the team in overall scoring with 13 points (5 goals/3 assists). He finished tied for fifth in the MIAC in overall shots taken. He was switched from an attacking role to a more defending position mid way through the season and the team responded by winning two key conference games. The Cobbers also experienced a successful mid-semester break trip where they tied regionally-ranked Colorado College and lost in overtime to NCAA Division II, regionally-ranked UC-Colorado Springs. In the game against Colorado College, Nathan scored on a free kick with less than four minutes to go in regulation to force the overtime periods. For his career, he finished with 16 goals and 19 assists.
Ravenhorst played every minute of every
game for Concordia during the 2003 MIAC season. He was the anchor of the
Cobber backline that saw the team give up 11 goals in 10 conference games
- five less than a year ago. He was given the duty of marking the opposing
team's best player and was able to shut down most of the league's premier
players. He is a four-year starter for Concordia.
2003 MIAC MEN'S SOCCER
ALL-CONFERENCE
Name
School Year
Position
Faiz Abdirahman
St. Olaf Sophomore
Forward
Yemi Adegunju
Carleton Junior
Forward
Mike Dannenberg
Macalester Junior
Defender
Chris Gangl
St. Olaf Senior
Midfielder
Joe Hartwell
Gustavus Junior
Mid/Def
Spencer Iverson
Hamline Senior
Forward
Nathan Knox
Macalester Senior
Midfielder
Bobby Kroog
Gustavus Sophomore
Midfielder
Jerry
Nathan Concordia
Senior Defender
Matt Raplinger
St. Thomas Senior
Defender
Brian Reddish
Saint Mary's Junior Forward
Aaron Riedel
Augsburg Sophomore
Midfielder
Joe Roedler
St. Thomas Senior
Forward
Aron Romo
Hamline Senior
Midfielder
Brent Schiestl
Bethel Senior
Defender
Joe Schmidt
Saint John's Senior Forward
Jeremy Schultz
Carleton Senior
Midfielder
Scott Storlie
Gustavus Senior
Midfielder
Robb Swick
Macalester Junior
Midfielder
Andy Witchger
Saint John's Junior Forward
David Watson
arleton Sophomore
Midfielder
MIAC Most Valuable
Player
Nathan Knox, Macalester
College
MIAC Coach of the Year
Larry Zelenz, Gustavus
MIAC Men's Sportsmanship
Award
Macalester
Honorable Mention
Tyler Bosch - Saint
John's - JR - MID
Caleb Bousu - Gustavus
- SOPH - FOR
Kyle Hale - St. Thomas
- SR - DEF
Matt Haws - Saint
John's - JR - DEF
Jason Grinnell -
Saint Mary's - SR - DEF
Mike Lackey - Saint
Mary's - SR - MID
Eric Prawalsky -
Saint John's - JR - GK
Dan
Ravenhorst - Concordia - SR - DEF
Elliott Stewart-Franzen
- Gustavus - SR - DEF
Andrew Wissler -
Macalester - SOPH - MID
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