| Mike Littlefield |
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IN 2003: Named Second Team All-ACC ... selected as the ACC Player of the Week (9/22) ... named to College Soccer News' Team of the Week (9/21) ... started 22 of the 23 games he appeared in ... Scored 14 points (second on the team) resulting from four goals (second on the team) and a team-high six assists ... second on the team with three game-winning goals ... took 35 shots on the season ... made his first start as a Cavalier in UVa's contest against Seton Hall (8/29) in the Virginia Soccer Classic ... scored back-to-back game-winning goals for UVa against Mount St. Mary's (9/17) and #4 North Carolina (9/21) ... scored his first goal and recorded his first points in a Virginia uniform after scoring the game-winning goal in UVa's 1-0 victory over Mount St. Mary's (9/17) ... scored a goal against #4 Wake Forest in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament (11/26) ... scored the game-winning goal on a header off an assist from Joe Vide in Virginia's 1-0 shutout victory against #4 North Carolina (9/21) ... dished out his first UVa assist on Sean Hinkle's goal against William and Mary (9/24) ... assisted on Paul Johnson's goal in Virginia's 4-1 victory over Alabama A&M (10/4) ... tallied two assists, including the game-winning assist on Will Hall's goal, in Virginia's 3-2 win over Clemson (10/11) ... had the game-winning assist on Jeff Tuman's goal in UVa's 2-1 victory over West Virginia (10/15) ... assisted on Drew Harrison's first collegiate goal in a match against Duke (10/17) ... scored the game-winning goal in UVa's 2-1 victory over Liberty (10/24) ... recorded nine shots in two starts at the Virginia Soccer Classic (8/29 - 8/31) against Seton Hall and #13 Saint Louis ... started all three games for UVa in the ACC Tournament and the NCAA Tournament ... lettered.
IN 2002 (@ Coastal Carolina): Started 16 of the 24 games he appeared in ... scored 35 points (second on the team) resulting from 16 goals (second on the team) and three assists ... four of his goals were game-winners .... named First Team All-Big South Conference ... named to the All-South Region Team ... named the Big South Player of the Week twice (Sept. 9 and Sept. 16)... named to Soccer America's Team of the Week (Sept. 18) after scoring four goals at the ODU Classic ... earned tournament MVP honors at Old Dominion's Stihl Soccer Classic after helping Coastal Carolina win the tournament by scoring four goals; two each in victories over William & Mary and ODU ... had an eight-match goal scoring streak during the season ... started all 24 matches as a forward ... helped lead Coastal Carolina to a school-record 19-3-2 season and a #25 final national ranking after falling to Clemson on penalty kicks in the Second Round of the NCAA Tournament... tallied the game-tying goal in the NCAA First Round after a 2-1 OT victory against South Carolina (11/23) ... ranked as high as 5th in the NCAA in scoring (2.8/points/game) and 3rd in goals (1.3 goals/game) in early October ... lettered.
IN 2001 (@ Coastal Carolina): Started 19 of the 21 matches he appeared in ... recorded 15 points (second on the team) resulting from six goals (second on the team) and three assists ... one of his goals was a game-winner ... tied for the team lead with three assists ... posted a goal in the Big South Championship game against Liberty and tallied CCU's only goal in a 2-1 NCAA Tournament loss to Seton Hall ... lettered.
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time captain and team MVP as a senior at Osbourn Park ... selected First Team All-State, All-Region and All-District as a senior ... posted 16 goals and eight assists in 2001 ... led the program to its first District Championship in 11 years in 2001 ... was also a three-year starting point guard for the basketball team ... named Osbourn Park High's Male Athlete of the Year Award as a senior ... was recruited to play basketball at James Madison and Coastal Carolina.
PERSONAL: Born on January 4, 1983 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. ... son of Glen and Nancy Littlefield ... enjoys playing basketball, surfing, wakeboarding and fishing ... father was a quarterback at Connecticut ... also recruited by North Carolina and Duke ... has a brother, Dan, and a sister, Megan.
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