Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Adetoye, Korir honored by MWC


Wyoming cross country runner Mark Korir, left, and former Cowgirl soccer player Mercy Adetoye were named to their respective Mountain West Conference All-Decade teams.

By Wyoming Sports.org

Former Wyoming Cowgirls soccer forward Mercy Adetoye and current Cowboys runner Mark Korir were honored Wednesday by being named to their respective Mountain West Conference 10th Anniversary teams.

The class of elite student athletes was selected by a combined panel of media, institutional and conference personnel and on-line fan poll. In order to be eligible for consideration, candidates must have been a First-Team All-Mountain West selection at least once in their careers.

Adetoye was selected to the MWC All-Conference First Team the final three years of her career. She still holds six Cowgirl soccer records, including 24 career goals, 10 career assists, 58 career points and career shots. She also holds the single season record for assists with seven and shots with 73.

Adetoye is currently working on her Masters Degree at the University of Wyoming.

Korir enters his senior year in cross country this fall as a two-time All-American and All-Conference selection. The Eldoret, Kenya, native placed 19th at the 2007 NCAA Cross Country Championships and 22nd in 2006. Korir is the third runner in UW history to earn All-America status twice in his career.

Anniversary teams will be chosen for each of the 19 conference-sponsored sports during the 2008-09 seasons in celebration of the Mountain West’s 10th anniversary.
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All MWC Decade Teams
Women’s Soccer

Forwards -- Mercey Adetoye (Wyoming) 2002-2005, Kim Castellanos (San Diego State) 2000-2003), Amanda Feigt (Utah) 2003-2006, Maren Henderson (BYU) 1999, Amy Kofoed (Utah) 1999-2001, Katie Larkin (BYU) 2005-present 2005, Annii Caligula (UNLV) 2001-2004.
Midfielders -- Aleisha Cramer-Rose (BYU) 2000-2003, Jaime Rendich-Beck (BYU) 2002-2005 Defender -- Alexis Solovij (San Diego State) 2002-2005
Goalkeeper -- Jenna Huff (UNLV) 2002-2005
Men’s Cross Country
Chandler Goodwin (BYU) 2004-2007
Josh Rohatinsky (BYU) 2000, 2004-2006
Kip Kangogo (BYU/TCU) 2002-2003, 2005
Bryan Berryhill (Colorado State) 1999-2000
Matt Gonzales (New Mexico) 2001-2002, 2004
Jeremy Johnson (New Mexico) 2002, 2006-2007
Mark Korir (Wyoming) 2005-present
Women’s Cross Country
Kassi Andersen (BYU) 2002-2003, 2006-2007
Heidi Magill (BYU) 2004-2007
Michaela Mannova (BYU) 2001-2003
Tara Rohatinsky-Northcutt (BYU) 1999-2001
Breanne Sandberg (BYU) 2002-2003, 2005-2006
Laura Heiner-Turner (BYU) 1999, 2003-2004
April Thomas (Colorado State) 2005-2007
Women’s Volleyball
Outside hitter -- Chelsea Goodman (BYU) 2004- 2007, Courtney Cox (Colorado State) 1999-2001, Tess Rogers (Colorado State) 2002-2005, Katie Jo Shirley-Cahoon (Colorado State) 2001-04, Maria Aladjova (UNLV) 2004-07, Shelly Sommerfeldt (Utah) 2002-05.
Middle blocker -- Lindsy Hartsock (BYU) 2002- 2006, Nina Puikkonen (BYU) 1999-2001, Mekana Barnes (Colorado State) 2005-2007, Angela Knopf (Colorado State) 1999-2001, Aspen McPartland (San Diego State), 2000-03, Lauren Miramontes (UNLV) 2003-07, Kim Turner (Utah) 2000-03.
Setter -- Lauren Richards-Evans (BYU) 2001, 2003-2005, Melissa Courtney (Colorado State) 2001-04.
Defensive Specialist/Libero -- Jada Walker (UNLV) 2004-07

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