Courtesy: Jim Daves/UVa Media Relations Ross LaBauex

CHARLOTTESVILLE  - Seniors Neil Barlow and Ross LaBauex, sophomore Tony Tchani and freshman Will Bates earned second team All-ACC honors, the conference announced Tuesday (Nov. 10). In addition to being a second team selection, Bates was named to the All-Freshmen Team.

Barlow (Herndon, Va.) has scored four goals and tallied a team-high five assists this season as a midfielder for the Cavaliers. With three-game winning goals and three game-winning assists, Barlow ranks first on the team in those two categories. It is the first All-ACC postseason honor of Barlow's career after being named the league's player of the week on Sept. 22.

LaBauex (Chicago, Ill.) has started 16 games this year for UVa and has one goal and one assist, each game-winning. A captain and midfielder, LaBauex is earning All-ACC honors for the first time in his career.

The 2008 ACC Rookie of the Year, Tchani (Norfolk, Va.) has scored five goals this season en route to second team honors. He leads active Cavaliers with 13 career goals.

Bates (Chester, Va.) paces Virginia's offense with seven goals, one assist and 15 points this year. He has scored three game-winning goals in 2009 and was named TopDrawerSoccer's National Player of the Week on Oct. 26.

Wake Forest's Corben Bone was named the ACC Offensive Player of the Year, while Demon Deacon defender Ike Opara was named the Defensive Player of the Year. Duke's Andrew Wenger was the ACC Rookie of the Year, while Wake Forest head coach Jay Vidovich was named the ACC Coach of the Year.

The Cavaliers, seeded fifth at this year's ACC Tournament, face fourth-seeded Maryland on Wednesday (Nov. 11) at noon in Cary, N.C.

All-Conference First Team
Andrew Wenger   Duke            Fr.     Defender
Jason Herrick   Maryland        Jr.     Forward
Zac MacMath     Maryland        So.     Goalkeeper
Michael Farfan  North Carolina  Jr.     Midfielder
Zach Loyd       North Carolina  Sr.     Defender
Billy Schuler   North Carolina  So.     Forward
Alan Sanchez    NC State        Sr.     Midfielder
Corben Bone     Wake Forest     Jr.     Midfielder
Austin da Luz   Wake Forest     Sr.     Midfielder
Ike Opara       Wake Forest     Jr.     Defender
Zack Schilawski Wake Forest     Sr.     Forward
 
All-Conference Second Team
Justin Luthy    Boston College  Fr.     Goalkeeper
Karl Reddick    Boston College  Jr.     Defender
Cole Grossman   Duke            Jr.     Midfielder
Kevin Tangney   Maryland        Sr.     Defender
Drew Yates      Maryland        Sr.     Midfielder
Cameron Brown   North Carolina  Jr.     Midfielder
Ronnie Boemboue NC State        Sr.     Forward
Neil Barlow     Virginia        Sr.     Midfielder
Will Bates      Virginia        Fr.     Forward
Ross LaBauex    Virginia        Sr.     Midfielder
Tony Tchani     Virginia        So.     Midfielder

All-Freshmen Team
Kyle Bekker     Boston College  Midfielder
Justin Luthy    Boston College  Goalkeeper
Charlie Rugg    Boston College  Forward
Ryan Finley     Duke            Forward
Andrew Wenger   Duke            Defender
Taylor Kemp     Maryland        Defender
Ethan White     Maryland        Defender
Enzo Martinez   North Carolina  Forward
Will Bates      Virginia        Forward
Anthony Arena   Wake Forest     Defender
Andy Lubahn     Wake Forest     Forward
 
Offensive Player of the Year    Defensive Player of the Year
Corben Bone, Wake Forest        Ike Opara, Wake Forest

Freshman of the Year            Coach of the Year
Andrew Wenger, Duke             Jay Vidovich, Wake Forest