RNE Names Men's All-Conference Teams

Written by Press Release Wednesday, 14 November 2012 12:48

Colleges - Men's DII College

Rugby Northeast is proud to announce the 2012 Men’s 15s first- and second-team All-Conference selections. As with the women, players were selected primarily based on coaches recommendations throughout the year and reflect the best players in the conference at their respective positions. The second team is new this year and replaces the eight-player honorable mention selections named last year.

Players will be honored at an award ceremony at halftime of the Rugby Northeast Men’s Championship Saturday, Nov. 17 at Stonehill College at approximately 3:05pm.

1st Team
1. Loosehead Prop, Joseph Scuderi (Fr), Saint Michael’s
2. Hooker, Chris Casaccio (Sr), Holy Cross
3. Tighthead Prop, Seth Barron (Sr), UMass Lowell
4. Lock, Quinn Kaiser (Jr), Holy Cross
5. Lock, Kenny Reid (Sr), Providence
6. Flanker, Andrew Piatelli (Sr), Bryant
7. Flanker, Ryan Vazza (Sr), Providence
8. 8-Man, Tucker Drake (Sr), Providence
9. Scrumhalf, William Tallarita (Sr), Saint Anselm
10. Flyhalf, Andrew Tallarita (Sr), Saint Anselm
11. Wing, Carl Losito (Sr), Holy Cross
12. Inside Center, Matthew Witcofsky (Sr), Holy Cross
13. Outside Center, Max Smith (Sr), Bentley
14. Wing, Timothy Bruns (Sr), Providence
15. Fullback, Mat Benedetto (Jr), Providence

2nd Team
1. Loosehead Prop, John O’Connell (Sr), Providence
2. Hooker, Brandon DiClementi (So), Bentley
3. Tighthead Prop, Nick Germain (Jr), Stonehill
4. Lock, John Roche (Sr), Providence
5. Lock, Ethan Sturm (Jr), UMass Lowell
6. Flanker, Michael Fafara (Sr), Bentley
7. Flanker, Justin Kennedy (Sr), UMass Lowell
8. 8-Man, Britt Kostraba (Sr), Merrimack
9. Scrumhalf, Patrick Brank (Jr), UMass Lowell
10. Flyhalf, Ryan Newell (Sr), Stonehill
11. Wing, Andre Abouhala (Sr), Bryant
12. Inside Center, Daniel Reardon (So), Bentley
13. Outside Center, Thomas Keeley (Sr), Holy Cross
14. Wing, Cameron Gonzalez (So), Saint Michael’s
15. Fullback, Jordan Recine (Sr), Saint Michael’s

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