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Jewish Sports Review Honors Allen and Siegel
Jon Allen scored 17 points, helping the Colonials to their second Atlantic 10 Championship in the last three years.
 
Jon Allen scored 17 points, helping the Colonials to their second Atlantic 10 Championship in the last three years.
  

Feb. 8, 2005

NEW YORK CITY, NY - George Washington junior Jon Allen and sophomore Joseph Siegel each were selected as All-Americans by the Jewish Sports Review in its January/February issue. Allen was rewarded with first-team honors, while Siegel was an honorable mention choice.

Allen, a forward, started 19 games for GW in 2004 before his season was cut short due to injury. He still finished second on the team with 17 points and was tied for the team-lead with six goals.

Siegel, who also plays up front, started 13 contests and finished the year with nine points on four goals and one assist. He was named to the DC College Cup All-Tournament Team on Sept. 6 and was named the Atlantic 10 Player of the Week on Nov. 8, following his five-point performance in GW's victory at Richmond on Nov. 6.

They are the first GW men's soccer players to be named All-Americans by the publication since Michael Goldman in 2001-02.

The Colonials won the Atlantic 10 Championship in 2004 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second time in program history. 

Jewish Sports Review All-America First Team
Alon Lubezky, Hartford
Jon Allen, George Washington
Jordan Gruber, Michigan State
Michael Enfield, UCLA
Yossi Raz, Cal State Northridge
Guy Melamed, Boston College
Benny Feilhaber, UCLA
Danny Kramer, Duke
Sam Brill, Boston College
Ben Benditson, Cal State Northridge
Josh Cohen, Colgate

Jewish Sports Review All-America Honorable Mention
Ori Adrabi, Bucknell
Tal Blau, Delaware
Eric Brin, Northwestern
Adam Bruh, Michigan
Zak Feldman, Cal State Northridge
George Friedman, Albany
Jarryd Goldberg, Boston College
Nadav Gottesman, FDU
Vadim Ivanyushchenko, Albany
Shahar Ktovim, Oakland
Charlie Lambropoulos, Colgate
Uri Mogen-David, Boston College
Leon Malca, Longwood
Eli Myers, Colgate
Lior Roisman, Long Island
Omar Rozen, Long Island
Moshe Salchon, Connecticut
Joseph Siegel, George Washington

 

 

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