2004 All-State First Team Profiles
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CHRIS PAROLIN
(POTY) Fenwick Parolin led Fenwick to a state title, totaling 89 goals and 64 assists in the regular season. At state, he scored eight goals in three games, including two key goals in the championship game. |
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GERRIT ADAMS New Trier Adams, a hole defender, allowed only 5 goals in the regular season. He also scored 73 times in 20 games. He totaled 10 goals in three games at state, leading the Trevians to a fourth place finish. |
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BRIAN KUCZYNSKI Brother Rice Kuczynski led his team to state in 2004 after helping the Crusaders win the title the previous year. He scored two goals at state in a first round loss to Fenwick (10-7). No season statistics were available. |
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STEVE MICHELAU Stevenson Michelau led the Patriots to their highest finish in history (2nd). He scored 13 goals at state, including four in the 11-9 title game loss to Fenwick. No other statistics were provided. |
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DAN EVON Fenwick Evon finished 2004 as the top goalie in the state, as he helped the Friars win the state title. He had a 5.05 goals against average in the regular season with 178 saves. He also held all three state opponents to single digits. |
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JOHN WICKES Latin Wickes led Latin to a third place finish in 2004, scoring 9 total goals at the state tournament. He scored four goals in the third place game victory over New Trier, and totaled 86 goals in the regular season. |
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JON HAGA Palatine Haga led Palatine to state for the second straight year, as he scored 204 goals in the regular season. He had 5 tallies in a first round loss to New Trier, but his fifth goal in that game gave him a career milestone of 500 goals. |
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ERIC OLSON Homewood-Flossmoor Olson led the Vikings to state in 2004, scoring 101 goals and adding 68 assists in the regular season. In their first round loss to Latin, he scored Flossmoor's first five goals in a close 8-7 loss. |
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DEREK WILSON Naperville Central Wilson emerged to lead the Redhawks to state, leading the way in the regular season with 95 goals. He scored three times in an 11-9 first round loss to Stevenson at state. |
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DREW SCHNEIDER McHenry Schneider led McHenry to a top 20 finish in 2004. He scored over 150 goals and added 44 assists in the regular season before his team fell short of a state berth. |
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