A Record Honorable Mention Haul

MOORHEAD, Minn. (11/12/15)—Concordia had a program-record four players earn MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention honors. It is also the first time since 2001 that the Cobbers have had four players earn league postseason awards.

Dami Adegunle, Ben Glogoza, Nick Koerbitz and Sage Thornbrugh were all named to the MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team. Jacob Schmidt was the team's selection for the All-MIAC Sportsmanship Team.        

Adegunle, Glogoza and Koerbitz all earn conference postseason honors for the first time in their careers while Thornbrugh receives his second honorable mention honor. He was also named to the MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention Team in his freshman season in 2013.

The quartet of players helped the Cobbers double their win total from 2014 in 2015. Concordia also recorded one of its biggest wins under four-year head coach Ben Schneweis when they beat regionally-ranked St. John's. The Johnnies went on to finish second in the league standings. The Cobbers also defeated non-conference opponent Carthage who was also regionally ranked and went on to earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament.

The four Concordia players all played different roles for CC during the year. Adegunle was the quick-strike main offensive threat for the Cobbers. Glogoza and Koerbitz were the foundation of the defense from their goalie and central defender positions while Thornbrugh was the team's main playmaker.

Adegunle finished the year three goals and four assists for 10 points in all games. It is the first time in his three-year career at Concordia that he has recorded a double-digit point total.

Glogoza played in 14 of the team's 18 overall games and nine of the 10 league contests. He finished the conference schedule with 51 saves which was second in the MIAC. He was also third in the conference in saves in overall games.

Despite playing on the back line, Koerbitz led the team in scoring in MIAC games. He finished with five assists in the league while he recorded two goals and eight assists in all games. Koerbitz tied for conference lead in assists in overall games and was tied for third in league games.

Thornbrugh was third on the team in scoring in overall games and tied for second in MIAC contests. He finished the year with three goals and five assists for 11 points in the 18 total games. In conference play he recorded one goal and two assists for four points. His overall point total marked the second time in his three years at CC that he has had at least 10 points. Thornbrugh now has seven goals and 14 assists for 28 points in his career.

Past Cobber MIAC All-Conference Award Winners
2013 - Brett Wegleitner
2011 - Riley McGlynn
2010 - Riley McGlynn, Marco Riboli
2009 - Riley McGlynn, Mads Schmidt
2008 - Justin Foss
2004 - Nik Pickett
2003 - Jerry Nathan
2002 - Jason VanValkenburg
2001 - Chance Buzzell, Cyle Cavett, Kris Overby
2000 - Chance Buzzell
1999 - Eric Singer, Josh Spaulding
1998 - Eric Singer, Dustin Holt
1997 - Todd Hashbarger (MIAC MVP), Eric Singer, Josh Spaulding
1996 - Todd Hashbarger, Brian Johnson
1995 - Peter Curry (MIAC MVP), Mike Hashbarger, Todd Hashbarger, Jamie Johnson, Brian Mahan
1994 - Peter Curry, Mike Hashbarger, Brian Mahan
1993 - Peter Curry, Mike Hashbarger, Andy Stotts
1992 - Brian Mahan
1991 - Andy Stotts
1989 - Craig MacBean, Eric Nelson
1987 - Eric Nelson

MIAC All-Conference Honorable Mention
2014 - Justin Flack
2013 - Sage Thornbrugh
2012 - Justin Flack, Michael Forston, Jared Rice
2011 - Peter Runquist
2010 - Alex Dahl
2009 - Marco Riboli
2008 - Marco Riboli
2007 - Chad Morlock
2006 - Brandon Root
2005 - Sylvester Ndhlovu
2003 - Dan Ravenhorst
2001 - Jason VanValkenburg
2000 - Kris Overby
1999 - Micah Benson
1997 - Jim Stone
1996 - Chad Anderson, Pete Benson
1994 - Jamie Johnson
1993 - Brian Mahan
1992 - Mike Wamboldt
1989 - Cekiel Danielson
1988 - Lance Bjorlin, Eric Nelson, Mark Schliemann