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Rodcliff Hall earns All-MAC Second-Team honors in his first season at BGSU (photos by Galloway Photography)
Rodcliff Hall Earns All-MAC Honors
November 10, 2011 | Men's Soccer
Bowling Green State University men's soccer standout Rodcliff Hall has been named to the All-Mid-American Conference Team, the league office announced Thursday (Nov. 10). Hall, a junior, was named to the all-league second team. The all-conference teams are the results of voting by the league's head coaches.
Complete List of All-MAC Honorees - PDF
Hall a native of Samuel Prospect, Trelawny, Jamaica, started 17 of BGSU's 18 matches in his first year with the Falcons. The forward finished second on the team in scoring, with 10 points. Hall tied for second on the Falcons in goals, with four, and he added a pair of assists as well.
Hall is in his first year at BGSU after spending the last two years at Owens Community College. His first goal for the Falcons proved to be a game winner, in BG's 3-0 victory over IPFW on Aug. 31. Hall also scored the winning goal at Duquesne, finding the back of the net in overtime for a 1-0 win over the Dukes (Sept. 9).
Hall's other goals came in BGSU wins against Detroit (Sept. 21) and Florida Atlantic (Oct. 2). He had assists on goals by freshman Danny Baraldi at both Pittsburgh (Sept. 11) and Wright State (Nov. 1).
Hall played a total of 1261 minutes in 2011. He led the Falcons with 53 total shot attempts, and was second on the team with 20 shots on goal. Hall tied Baraldi for the BG lead with two GWG.
Hall now has totals of 39 goals and 86 points in his collegiate career to date.
The Falcons finished the season with a 7-8-3 overall record, and BGSU went 1-4-1 in league play.
The complete list of MAC men's soccer awards follows...
2011 MAC AWARDS
Player of the Year: Darren Mattocks, Akron
Newcomer of the Year: Wil Trapp, Akron
Coach of the Year: Caleb Porter, Akron
All-MAC First Team
Scott Caldwell, Akron, MF
Wil Trapp, Akron, MF
Aodhan Quinn, Akron, MF
Greg Mathers, Hartwick, MF
Luke Holmes, Akron, F
Darren Mattocks, Akron, F
James Stevenson, Northern Illinois, F
Chad Barson, Akron, D
DeAndre Yedlin, Akron, D
Francis Otira, Northern Illinois, D
Jordan Godsey, Northern Illinois, GK
All-MAC Second Team
Andy Tiedt, Buffalo, MF
Simon Greatwich, Hartwick, MF
Karim Darbaki, Northern Illinois, MF
Isaac Kannah, Northern Illinois, MF
Thomas Schmitt, Akron, F
Rodcliff Hall, Bowling Green, F
Kai Mendes, Western Michigan, F
Brian Gallego, Akron, D
Jherrett Maroney, Hartwick, D
Darren Jones, Western Michigan, D
David Meves, Akron, GK
(some information in this release courtesy MAC office)
Complete List of All-MAC Honorees - PDF
Hall a native of Samuel Prospect, Trelawny, Jamaica, started 17 of BGSU's 18 matches in his first year with the Falcons. The forward finished second on the team in scoring, with 10 points. Hall tied for second on the Falcons in goals, with four, and he added a pair of assists as well.
Hall is in his first year at BGSU after spending the last two years at Owens Community College. His first goal for the Falcons proved to be a game winner, in BG's 3-0 victory over IPFW on Aug. 31. Hall also scored the winning goal at Duquesne, finding the back of the net in overtime for a 1-0 win over the Dukes (Sept. 9).
Hall's other goals came in BGSU wins against Detroit (Sept. 21) and Florida Atlantic (Oct. 2). He had assists on goals by freshman Danny Baraldi at both Pittsburgh (Sept. 11) and Wright State (Nov. 1).
Hall played a total of 1261 minutes in 2011. He led the Falcons with 53 total shot attempts, and was second on the team with 20 shots on goal. Hall tied Baraldi for the BG lead with two GWG.
Hall now has totals of 39 goals and 86 points in his collegiate career to date.
The Falcons finished the season with a 7-8-3 overall record, and BGSU went 1-4-1 in league play.
The complete list of MAC men's soccer awards follows...
2011 MAC AWARDS
Player of the Year: Darren Mattocks, Akron
Newcomer of the Year: Wil Trapp, Akron
Coach of the Year: Caleb Porter, Akron
All-MAC First Team
Scott Caldwell, Akron, MF
Wil Trapp, Akron, MF
Aodhan Quinn, Akron, MF
Greg Mathers, Hartwick, MF
Luke Holmes, Akron, F
Darren Mattocks, Akron, F
James Stevenson, Northern Illinois, F
Chad Barson, Akron, D
DeAndre Yedlin, Akron, D
Francis Otira, Northern Illinois, D
Jordan Godsey, Northern Illinois, GK
All-MAC Second Team
Andy Tiedt, Buffalo, MF
Simon Greatwich, Hartwick, MF
Karim Darbaki, Northern Illinois, MF
Isaac Kannah, Northern Illinois, MF
Thomas Schmitt, Akron, F
Rodcliff Hall, Bowling Green, F
Kai Mendes, Western Michigan, F
Brian Gallego, Akron, D
Jherrett Maroney, Hartwick, D
Darren Jones, Western Michigan, D
David Meves, Akron, GK
(some information in this release courtesy MAC office)
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