Men’s Soccer
Saint Louis University junior forward Jack Jewsbury and senior defender Tim Sartori have been selected to the 2001-02 Verizon Academic All-District VII Men’s Soccer Team as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
Jewsbury was a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) second-team All-Midwest Region selection and a C-USA second-team All-Conference selection after finishing as the Billikens’ third-leading scorer with 21 points (7G, 7A).
Sartori played every minute for C-USA’s top defensive unit that ranked 11th nationally in goals against average at 0.70. Sartori picked up his first career point last season with an assist on Nick Walls’ goal at East Carolina.
Also, Soccer America magazine has selected Saint Louis University senior forward Dipsy Selolwane to its list of NCAA Division I Most Valuable Players.
The C-USA Player of the Year and a Missouri Athletic Club national Player of the Year candidate, Selolwane’s 54 points (25G, 4A) was the Billikens’ best total since 1995.
Selolwane’s 25 goals was the third-best single-season total in Billikens history. He led the nation in goals scored and tied Soccer America Player of the Year Luchi Gonzalez of SMU for the national lead in total points.
NSCAA has named Saint Louis University senior forward Dipsy Selolwane to its first-team All-America squad and sophomore midfielder Brad Davis to its second-team All-America team.
“Dipsy and Brad were an exceptional one-two punch for us this year,” coach Dan Donigan said. “Their national team experience combined with their instinctive play made them unpredictable. They also integrated their wonderful individual skills into our team concept incredibly well.”
The C-USA Player of the Year and a national Player of the Year candidate, Selolwane’s 54 points (25G, 4A) is the Billikens’ best total since 1995. His 25 goals is the third-best single-season total in Billiken history. He led the nation in goals scored and tied SMU’s Luchi Gonzalez for the national lead in total points.
A Hermann Trophy candidate, Davis tied Syracuse’s Jarett Park as the national leader in assists. With 34 points (10G, 14A), he became one of only eight Billikens to reach double figures in goals and assists in a single season.
Women’s Soccer
Saint Louis University junior goalkeeper Meghann Burke and junior midfielder Jenny Kehl have been selected to the 2001-02 Verizon Academic All-District VII Women’s Soccer Team as selected by CoSIDA.
In 2001, Burke registered six shutouts and a 1.43 goals against average.
Her 106 saves last season set the school single-season record and handed her the career saves record, the only record she did not claim after her sophomore season, with 261 stops.
A first-team All-Conference USA selection for the second-straight season, Kehl was second on the team and eighth in C-USA with 20 points (5G, 10A).
Her 10 assists led the league and were just two off the school single-season record. After just three seasons at Saint Louis, Kehl already holds the school record with 22 career assists.
