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UD’s Sobhan Tadjalli is CAA Rookie of Year
Tadjalli also was named first team All-CAA and to the conference All-Rookie team. He is the first UD player to be named first team All-CAA since the Fightin’ Blue Hens joined the conference in 2001. Tadjalli led the Hens with 11 goals, and also had three assists for a total of 25 points. Both were all-time records for a UD freshman, breaking the mark of 10 goals and 22 points set by John McCloskey in 1975. Tadjalli scored in back-to-back games twice during the season and scored two goals or more in three matches this year. He scored four goals in a 7-2 victory over Mount St. Mary’s, the most goals scored in a game for UD since 1972, when Jeff McBrearty also scored four times. All-CAA teams First team All-CAA: Dominic Oduro, Virginia Commonwealth; Michael Todd, Hofstra; Sobhan Tadjalli, Delaware; Kevon Harris, Old Dominion; Kurt Morsink, James Madison; Simon Toselli, Virginia Commonwealth; Patrick Scherder, William and Mary; Gonzalo Segares, Virginia Commonwealth; Russell Bienias, UNC Wilmington; Dan Sheridan, James Madison; John O'Hara, George Mason; Second team All-CAA: Teba McKnight, George Mason; Brian Cvilikas, Old Dominion; Brannon Thomas, William and Mary; Ricardo Opoku, Virginia Commonwealth; Constantinos Christoudias, Hofstra; Mark Totten, James Madison; Bryan Hinkle, William and Mary; Steve Fell, Towson; Chris Rodd, William and Mary; Veit Schaidinger, Virginia Commonwealth; Saul Montero, Virginia Commonwealth; CAA All-Rookie team: Sobhan Tadjalli, Delaware; Dominic Oduro, Virginia Commonwealth; Constantinos Christoudias, Hofstra; Sebastian Haensal, Towson; Ricardo Opoku, Virginia Commonwealth; Gerd Schuster, Hofstra; David Horst, Old Dominion; Tristan Murray, James Madison; Samuel Asante, Virginia Commonwealth; Lasse Kokko, James Madison; Michael Yakovac, William and Mary; Brian Barry-Austin, George Mason; Bret Patterson, UNC Wilmington; To learn how to subscribe to UDaily, click here. |
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