| Chris Megaloudis |
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IN 2002: Recorded 89 minutes of playing time and appeared in two games ... made his first appearance of the season in Virginia's 2-1 victory over Rhode Island (9/1) in the Virginia Soccer Classic ... appeared in UVa's 4-1 victory over VCU (9/6) in the Maryland/FILA Classic ... lettered.
IN 2001: Recorded 102 minutes of playing time after appearing in five games ... scored five points resulting from two goals and one assist ... started the second half and played 45 minutes and scored his first collegiate goal on a diving header in Virginia's 4-0 victory over Temple (10/2) ... scored UVa's fifth goal of the contest on a one-timer and assisted on Eric Solomon's goal in Virginia's 7-1 victory over UNC-Greensboro (10/30) ... recorded 15 minutes of playing time in Virginia's 2-0 victory over East Carolina (10/24) ... tallied five minutes of playing time in Virginia's 3-0 shutout victory over Maryland (11/4) and played five minutes in UVa's 4-2 victory over American (9/7) in the Maryland/Fila Classic ... lettered.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered four times in soccer, twice at Norwood H.S. for coach Frank Caccia (1998 and 1999) and twice at Potomac Falls for coach Steve Hicks (1999 and 2000) ... selected as a First Team Northwestern District All-Star in 2000 and 2001 and was named the Player of the Year in 2001 ... selected First Team All-State and All-Region in 2000 and 2001 ... named First Team Bay State Conference in 1998 and 1999 ... named the 2001 Player of the Year by the Loudoun County Extra ... played on the Braddock Warhawks club team with current UVa teammate Zane Hill ... help guide the Warhawks to a national championship in 1999.
PERSONAL: Born on November 23, 1982 in New York, New York ... son of Nick Megaloudis and Gail Rongen ... currently enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences at UVa ... earned the National Science Merit Award and made the Honor Roll in 2001 at Potomac Falls ... chose Virginia for its academics and athletic challenge ... also recruited by Notre Dame, Georgetown and Connecticut ... would like to play professional soccer after collegiate career ... step-father, Thomas Rongen, coaches Men's Under-20 National Team ... father played for the New York Arrows ... has a sister, Nicole, and a brother, Nicholas.
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