Caltech Athletics : Team Captain Earns All-SCIAC Honors and SCIAC Award of Distinction for Soccer

Yesterday afternoon, the SCIAC Men's Soccer Coaches Committee voted Caltech mid-fielder (and part-time goalkeeper) Grayson Chadwick a member of the 2009 All-SCIAC squad, second team and then unanimously selected Chadwick the prestigious honor of the 2009 SCIAC Award of Distinction for Men's Soccer. "Gray is a team leader and consistently added to the overall breadth of our team" commented Coach Roland Uribe. Chadwick scored 3 goals with 3 assists on the season.

When Grayson, a junior team co-captain is not playing soccer for the Beavers, his time is well spent as he managed to capture the attention of experts in the field of HIV/AIDS research last year when he proposed a novel treatment for the disease, click here to read the California Tech article.

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MEN'S SOCCER Home \| Roster \| Schedule/Results \| Statistics \| Archive Team Captain Earns All-SCIAC Honors and SCIAC Award of Distinction for Soccer Nov 10, 2009 Yesterday afternoon, the SCIAC Men's Soccer Coaches Committee voted Caltech mid-fielder (and part-time goalkeeper) Grayson Chadwick a member of the 2009 All-SCIAC squad, second team and then unanimously selected Chadwick the prestigious honor of the 2009 SCIAC Award of Distinction for Men's Soccer. "Gray is a team leader and consistently added to the overall breadth of our team" commented Coach Roland Uribe. Chadwick scored 3 goals with 3 assists on the season. When Grayson, a junior team co-captain is not playing soccer for the Beavers, his time is well spent as he managed to capture the attention of experts in the field of HIV/AIDS research last year when he proposed a novel treatment for the disease, click here to read the California Tech article. GO TECH!!! [Printer Friendly]

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Team Captain Earns All-SCIAC Honors and SCIAC Award of Distinction for Soccer