December 25, 2011
Eaglesham, Dodds named to OWH all-Nebraska team
Sophomore Graeme Eaglesham and senior defender Tom Dodds were both named to the Omaha World-Herald's all-Nebraska team announced today. In addition, sophomore goalkeeper Luke Baxter and sophomore midfielder Emmanuel Pena earned honorable mention recognition.
Eaglesham led the Bruins with eight goals and one assist for 17 points while earning first team all-MCAC honors. He paced the team with 54 shots and 24 shots on goal.
Dodds was named the MCAC's Defensive Player of the Year, earning his second first-team all-MCAC accolade. He finished the year with three goals and one assist for seven points.
Pena earned his first all-MCAC honor this season. He and Dodds were the only two Bruins to play and start in all 19 matches.
Baxter finished with a 2.46 goals against average while starting 18 matches and recording 78 saves on the year.
The Bruins finished second in the final MCAC regular season standings with a 3-0-2 league record and a 3-13-3 overall mark. Bellevue lost in the MCAC Tournament semifinals in a shootout with Southwestern Christian University after the two teams battled to a 1-1 double overtime tie.
Eaglesham led the Bruins with eight goals and one assist for 17 points while earning first team all-MCAC honors. He paced the team with 54 shots and 24 shots on goal.
Dodds was named the MCAC's Defensive Player of the Year, earning his second first-team all-MCAC accolade. He finished the year with three goals and one assist for seven points.
Pena earned his first all-MCAC honor this season. He and Dodds were the only two Bruins to play and start in all 19 matches.
Baxter finished with a 2.46 goals against average while starting 18 matches and recording 78 saves on the year.
The Bruins finished second in the final MCAC regular season standings with a 3-0-2 league record and a 3-13-3 overall mark. Bellevue lost in the MCAC Tournament semifinals in a shootout with Southwestern Christian University after the two teams battled to a 1-1 double overtime tie.