Brian Civilikas, Williamsburg Legacy Player, Invited to Major League Soccer Combine  Played with the Legacy in 2005

 

Brian Civilikas was today named as one of 54 collegians that will participate in the 2006 adidas Major League Soccer Player Combine. Civilikas played with the Williamsburg Legacy during the 2005 campaign in the Premier Development League. A collegiate player at nearby Old Dominion University, he played in 14 of the 16 regular season games as the Legacy went 4-9-3 in their first ever losing season. Civilikas scored 7 goals and added one assist in his first campaign. At Old Dominion Civilikas was a first team all Colonial Athletic Conference Selection and was also names Player of the Year in 2005. The combine will be held for the third consecutive year at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif., Jan. 12-15, 2006.

Full List of Attendees:

 

GOALKEEPERS: Ray Burse (Ohio State); Eric Kronberg
(California); Chris Dunsheath (Bradley); Andy Gruenbaum (Kentucky).

DEFENDERS: Kenny Bertz (Maryland); Chris Lancos (Maryland); Daniel Wasson (Tulsa); Kyle Veris (Ohio State); Tyson Wahl (California); Trevor McEachron (Old Dominion); Jeff Curtin (Georgetown); Cory Farabi (Drake); Justin Moore (Clemson); Anthony Noriega (George Mason); John Queeley (N.C. State); Danny Wynn (Saint Louis); Jordan Harvey (UCLA); Willis Forko (Connecticut); Stephen Shirley (VCU).

MIDFIELDERS: Josh Alcala (South Carolina); Brian Plotkin (Indiana); Blake Camp (Duke); Danny Kramer (Duke); Jeff Carroll (St. John's); Mike Chabala (Washington); David Chun (SMU); Brian Devlin (Penn State); David Walters (Penn St.); Yohann Mauger (Akron); Dan Paladini (Cal State Northridge); Matt Wieland (Creighton); Lance Watson (New Mexico); Jorge Flor (Oral Roberts); Darren Spicer (Princeton); Mpho Moloi (Connecticut); Justin Moose (Wake Forest).

FORWARDS: Mike Ambersley (Indiana); Jason Garey (Maryland); Kyle Brown (Tulsa); Calen Carr (California); Matt Groenwald (St. John's); Duke Hashimoto (SMU); Brian Civilikas (Old Dominion); Tony Donatelli (Temple); Ross McKenzie (Akron); Omar Jarun (Dayton); Jimmy Klatter (Eastern Illinois); Aaron King (N.C. State); Karim Dietz (Birmingham-Southern); Jeff Rowland (New Mexico); David Leung (Oral Roberts); Ryan Johnson (Oregon State); Kelechi Igwe (Santa Clara); Dominic Oduro (VCU).