Orangeburg (10/28/09)  Five players from the Dominican College men's soccer team have been named to the All-CACC First and Second Teams as was announced today by the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Office.

Joe Wright (Stratford-Upon-Avon, England), Clifton Huxtable (Toronto, Ontario) and Brandon Heembrock (Ottawa, Canada) have earned All-CACC First Team honors, while James Hamilton (Paisley, Scotland) and Diego Barahona (Stamford, CT) have been named to the All-CACC Second Team.  Freshman Pedro Franklin De Araujo (Campinas-SP, Brazil) received Honorable Mention honors as was voted upon by the conference's twelve head coaches.

Wright, a senior forward, leads the team and is ranked second in the CACC with 15 goals on the year.  He also leads the team and ranks second in the conference in points (34), points per game (2.12) and goals per game (0.94).  He leads the team with 63 shots this season and is ranked fourth in the CACC, while being ranked second in the conference with five game-winning goals.  This is Wright's third consecutive appearance on the All-CACC First Team.

Huxtable, a junior defender who has started all 16 games this season, is part of a Charger defense that has allowed just 13 goals all season and has helped the team record six shutouts this year.  This is his first appearance on the All-CACC First Team.

Heembrock, a sophomore keeper, has started all 16 games in the net this season.  He leads the conference in goals against average (0.79), save percentage (.875) and shutouts (6).  He ranks third in saves (91) and fifth in saves percentage (5.69).  This is his first All-CACC First Team honors as he was named to the Second Team in 2008.

Hamilton, a senior midfielder, makes his second straight appearance on the All-CACC Second Team.  A two-year captain of the Chargers, he has started 13 out of 14 games played this season and is a leader both on and off the field.  He ranks third on the team in goals (3) and tied for second with four assists.

Barahona, a graduate student midfielder, leads the team with five assists on the year.  He has started all 16 games this season and makes his second appearance on an All-CACC Team as he earned First Team honors in 2008. 

De Araujo, a freshman midfielder, has started all 16 games this season.  He ranks second on the team with four goals scored.

The Chargers are currently 12-2-2 overall and 7-2-1 in the CACC.  They are in second place in the CACC and are currently ranked fourth in the latest NCAA East Region and NSCAA/Adidas East Region Rankings and 23rd in the NSCAA/Adidas National Poll.

Below is the complete list of the 2009 All-CACC Men's Soccer Teams 2009 All-CACC Men's Soccer Team

                                         FIRST TEAM (12 members due to a tie)

GK	Brandon Heembrock	Dominican	So	Ottawa, Canada
D	Dave Dease	Wilmington	Sr	Newfield, NJ
D	Clifton Huxtable	Dominican	Jr	Toronto, Ontario
D	Andrew Nelson	Post	Sr	Windsor, CT
D	Jamal Wiggins	Wilmington	Jr	St. Thomas Central, Trinidad
M	Nickalus McDonald	Wilmington	So	Philadelphia, PA
M	Fatoma Turay	Wilmington	Sr	Philadelphia, PA
M	Mike Semedo	Post	Sr	Waterbury, CT
F	Svetozar Gladic	Philadelphia	Sr	Novi Sad, Serbia
F	Sargbah Tarpeh	Wilmington	Sr	Philadelphia, PA
F	Tim Weglicki	Holy Family	So	Philadelphia, PA
F	Joe Wright	Dominican	Sr	Stratford-Upon Avon, England

                                         SECOND TEAM (12 members due to a tie)

GK	Duhon Malali	Wilmington	Jr	Galloway, NJ
D	Sean Campbell	Philadelphia	Sr	Westbury, NY
D	Olof Engh	Caldwell	Jr	Karlstad, Sweded
D	Dean Robinson	Post	Sr	Kingston, Jamaica
D	Jolsten Watley	Bloomfield	Sr	St. Kits
M	Diego Barahona	Dominican	Gr	Stamford, CT
M	James Hamilton	Dominican	Sr	Paisley, Scotland
M	Johan Pineda	Post	Sr	Lima, Peru
M	Ryan Purnell	Philadelphia	So	Hamilton, Bermuda
F	Seydou Ba	Holy Family	Jr	Mauritania
F	Maurice Johnson	Post	Sr	Kingston, Jamaica
F	Angel Rodriguez	Goldey-Beacom	Sr	Kennet Square, PA

Honorable Mention

Daniel Ocampo, Jr., D, Nyack; Mike Mousaw, Jr., M, Philadelphia; Pedro DeAraujo, Fr., M, Dominican; Jason Lopez, Jr., M, Holy Family

                                         Player of the Year: Sargbah Tarpeh, Sr., F, Wilmington

                                         Rookie of the Year: Ryan Purnell, So., M, Philadelphia

                                         Coach of the Year: Nick Papanicolas, Wilmington

                                         Team Sportsmanship Award: Caldwell College