Tribe’s Abrigo, Smith Earn All-State Honors
Courtesy TribeAthletics.com
Thu, January 19, 2012
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - William and Mary Tribe men's soccer
players Nicolas Abrigo and Will Smith were honored by the Virginia Associate of Sports
Information Directors (VaSID) on Thursday, earning All-State accolades. Abrigo
was named to the all-state first-team, while Smith earned second-team
honors.
After breaking out at the 2010 CAA Tournament where he earned CAA Most Outstanding Player honors, Abrigo kept that momentum going during the 2011 campaign for the Tribe. The South Riding, Virginia native led the team this season with 20 points and nine goals, earning First-Team All-CAA and Third-Team All-Region honors. Abrigo had a knack for coming through when it meant most this year, tallying a conference-best five game-winning scores.
With a solid rookie season already under his belt, Smith had an even better year in 2011, earning All-CAA Second-Team accolades. A consistent force and leader on the Tribe's backline, the center back Smith played every minute this season for the College. Smith also helped out on the offensive end this year, tallying an assist in the Tribe's wins over UNC Greensboro and Towson.
For all the latest news on William and Mary Tribe men's soccer, be sure to go to TribeAthletics.com. Fans can also follow Tribe head coach Chris Norris on Twitter - @WMTribeMSoccer.
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| Nicolas Abrigo and Will Smith |
After breaking out at the 2010 CAA Tournament where he earned CAA Most Outstanding Player honors, Abrigo kept that momentum going during the 2011 campaign for the Tribe. The South Riding, Virginia native led the team this season with 20 points and nine goals, earning First-Team All-CAA and Third-Team All-Region honors. Abrigo had a knack for coming through when it meant most this year, tallying a conference-best five game-winning scores.
With a solid rookie season already under his belt, Smith had an even better year in 2011, earning All-CAA Second-Team accolades. A consistent force and leader on the Tribe's backline, the center back Smith played every minute this season for the College. Smith also helped out on the offensive end this year, tallying an assist in the Tribe's wins over UNC Greensboro and Towson.
For all the latest news on William and Mary Tribe men's soccer, be sure to go to TribeAthletics.com. Fans can also follow Tribe head coach Chris Norris on Twitter - @WMTribeMSoccer.
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