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HAUTE, IND. -- Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology senior
Clint Vatterrodt (Bloomington, Ill./University)
earned another first for the men's soccer program with another
national honor from the National Soccer Coaches Association of
America.
Vatterrodt captured first-team NSCAA Collegiate Scholar All-America Team honors in results released by the organization.
Senior Tim Hollingshead (St. Peters,
Mo./Lutheran) joined Vatterrodt on the all-North Central
Scholar Team. Vatterrodt was chosen first-team all-district,
with Hollingshead earning second-team all-district
honors.
Vatterrodt has also earned third-team NSCAA All-American honors, second-team Capital One Academic All-American honors, and was named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year for his efforts in 2011.
Vatterrodt ranked No. 6 nationally in NCAA Division III this season with 21 goals and finished No. 7 nationally with 52 points. He was named Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Most Valuable Player, earned two all-region honors in his career and was a three-time first-team all-league honoree.
Vatterrodt stands third in school history with 40 goals and 104 points, and holds Rose-Hulman's career school record with 24 assists. He shared a school record with 10 assists this season.
Hollingshead was named Most Valuable Player of the 2011 HCAC Tournament and captured first-team all-league honors this season. He scored seven goals with five assists and 19 points in 75 career appearances. His 75 match appearances ranks fourth in school history.
During the careers of Hollingshead and Vatterrodt, the Fightin' Engineers compiled a 32-4-3 mark against Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference opponents. The team also won HCAC Tournament titles and made NCAA Division III Tournament appearances in 2008 and 2011.