Men's Soccer Southern Conference

Norbet, Ozimek Selected All-Region

DAVIDSON, N.C. - Senior men's soccer players Chris Norbet (Belleville,
> Ill.) and Erik Ozimek (Columbia, S.C.) have been named All-South by a
> vote of head coaches in the National Soccer Coaches Association of
> America (NSCAA) South Region. The announcement was made by the
> NSCAA/adidas All-America committee.
>
> This is the second consecutive season that two Davidson players have
> earned all-region honors. There are now seven Wildcat players that
> have earned regional honors for their play.
>
> A total of 36 players from 17 teams were named to three teams in the
> South Region. There were a total of eight Southern Conference players
> named to the teams. The South Region is widely considered one of the
> toughest regions in the country and consists of a total of 37 Division
> I teams.
>
> "Getting two players named All-South over the last two seasons is a
> sign that the other coaches in the South Region are recognizing the
> level of talent that our players represent," said first-year Head
> Coach Matt Spear.
>
> Norbet was named to the All-South Region's second team for his play
> this season. As the team MVP, Norbet led the team in both points and
> goals scored during the season. His 19 goals and 42 points were both
> the fourth highest totals in school history. He sits seventh among all
> NCAA Division I players in both points per game and goals per game
> through the end of November. His 99 career points are tied for
> second-most in school history with Robert Clarke (1993-96). His 41
> goals is third best in the school annals while the 17 assists during
> his career is sixth best all-time.
>
> Ozimek was named to the All-South Region's third team. He was named
> All-South for the second season becoming just the third Davidson
> player to ever capture that distinction twice. This season Ozimek was
> second on the team in points with 18. His eight assists tied for the
> team lead in 2001 while his five goals put him second on the team in
> that category. Although he played just two seasons at Davidson, he
> ranks in the top 10 in career assists and was also named
> all-conference in both seasons.