
                         Roanoke Times
                 Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.

DATE: FRIDAY, March 13, 1992                   TAG: 9203130047
SECTION: SPORTS                    PAGE: B7   EDITION: METRO 
SOURCE: Randy King
DATELINE:                                 LENGTH: Short

REBELS' WOOLF LEFT OFF ECHL ALL-STAR TEAMS

Despite breaking virtually every scoring record for the Roanoke Valley Rebels, forward Mark Woolf failed to make the 1991-92 East Coast Hockey League's first or second All-Star teams, which were released Thursday.

Woolf, who has established franchise records for goals (49) and points (100), was the only Rebel who figured to have a legitimate shot in voting among the 15 ECHL coaches and one media representative from each league city.

Eastern Division regular-season champion Greensboro was the only club to have more than one spot on the first team. Monarchs goalie Nick Vitucci and defenseman Scott White both made the No. 1 squad.

Left wing Mark Green of Johnstown, who leads the league with 66 goals, was the top vote-getter on the first team. Rounding out the first team were Erie defenseman Ryan Kummu, Toledo center Mike Maurice and Dayton right wing Darren Colbourne.

The second team consists of Johnstown goalie Stan Reddick; Winston-Salem defenseman Marc Laniel; Raleigh defenseman Kris Miller; Toledo left wing Mike Casselman; Louisville center Martin Bergeron; and Greensboro right wing Phil Berger, the league's leading scorer with 121 points.

by CNB