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Wake Forest stu
dent-athletes, coach
es and athletic
staffers took part in
the school's annual
Santa's Helpers pro
gram last weekend.
After wrapping
dozens of gifts for
local families in
need, the gifts were
then personally
delivered around the
city, usually by ath
letes dressed like
Santa. Here, football
players Jordan
Williams (Santa's
elf) and Josh Adams
(Santa) make the
holiday special for
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CHRONICLE STAFF REPORT
Wake Forest
junior midfielder
Corben Bone will
find out on on Jan.
8 if he is the win
ner of the presti
gious 2009
Missouri Athletic
Club Hermann
Trophy. Bone is
one of three final
ists for the honor,
which will be pre
sented in St. Louis
at the Missouri Athletic
Club.
Andre Ak pan of Harvard
and Teal Bunbury of Akron
are also contenders. The
three finalists were chosen
Bone
out of a group of 15 semifi
nalists.
A native of
Piano, Texas,
Bone is looking to
become the sec
ond straight Wake
Forest player to
claim the award.
Last year, the
Deacs had two of
three finalists,
including Marcus
Tracy, who
became the first
Wake olaver to
win the award. Sam Cronin
was also a finalist.
The 2009 Atlantic Coast
Conference Offensive
Player of the Year. Bone has
scored two goals and added
13 assists during his junior
season. Bone ranks eighth
nationally in assists per
game and is second in the
ACC in helpers. Bone, who
was named Top Drawer
Soccer's National Player of
the Year in 2009. has 38
assists in his career, ranking
him second in school histo
ry. He also is in the top 10 in
school annals in points with
66 career points.
Considered the highest
individual honor in college
soccer, the recipient of the
Hermann Trophy is selected
by Division 1 head coaches
who are current members of
the NSCAA.
Wake
from page B9
his freshman season with 38
total tackles. Givens is the
national leader in touch
down catches by a freshman
with eight. He had 45 catch
es for 629 yards during the
season.
Russell was Wake
Forest's fifth-leading tackier
in 2009 and tops among
defensive linemen with 46
stops. He led the Deacons
with eight tackles for loss
and 4.5 sacks. Russell was
previously named a second
team AII-ACC pick by the
Atlantic Coast Sports Media
Association.
Coach
trum page B9
2000 World Championship
titles.
? He was' named the
Arena Bowl Most Valuable
Player in 2000.
? He most recently held
the titles of Offensive
Coordinator and
Quarterbacks Coach at
FayetteviUe State
University.
? Maynor is currently
pursuing a MA in physical
education at the University
of North Carolina
Pembroke. He should gradu
ate in 201 2.
? During his 10 seasons
as a member of the
FayetteviUe State University
Football Program, he helped
the Broncos to four ClAA
title game appearances and
three CIAA Championships
(2002. 2003 and 2009).
? As a player, he was also
WSSI Photo by Garrett Garms
Coach Connell Maynor meets llie press an Tuesday.
named the MEAC Offensive
Player of the Year and 100%
Wrong Club Player of the
Year in both 1990 and 1991.
? He helped to leaij the
Aggies to the 1991 MLAC
Championship.
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