Soccer keeps netting awards\nThe awards keep on piling up for the Hoosiers. \nThree weeks after winning their sixth national championship, four IU soccer players were honored by the College Soccer News for their efforts during the 2003 season.\nSeasoned veteran junior Ned Grabavoy was named to the publication's All-American second team, and freshman teammates Jed Zayner, Julian Dieterle and Jacob Peterson were all named to the CSN All-Freshman first, second and third teams respectively. \nGrabavoy took home All-American first team honors from the National Soccer Coaches' Association of America and College Sports Television, on top of being named to the All-Big Ten first team. \nZayner picks up the All-Freshman team award, to accompany his co-Big Ten Freshman of the Year award, and also was named to the College Cup All-Tournament team.\nDieterle's honor joins his recognition on the Big Ten All-Freshman team. \nThe third freshman honored, Peterson, adds his third team All-Freshman team honor to his College Cup Most Outstanding Offensive Player award, second team All-Big Ten selection and conference All-Freshman honor.
Angels catch Guerrero\nANAHEIM, Calif. -- Vladimir Guerrero has reached an agreement with the Anaheim Angels, contingent on the free-agent outfielder passing a physical.\n"Guerrero's coming into L.A. and will be undergoing a physical," Angels general manager Bill Stoneman said Sunday.\nGuerrero is expected in Los Angeles on Monday, Stoneman said.\nThe team did not release terms of the deal, but reports in New York and Los Angeles on Saturday said Guerrero was set to sign a $70 million, five-year contract.\nGuerrero, who turns 28 next month, was on the disabled list from June 6 to July 21 last season, missing 39 games because of a herniated disc in his back. He hit .330 with 25 home runs and 79 RBIs for Montreal.\nHe has a career batting average of .323 and has averaged 37 homers over the past six years.\nThe Angels went 77-85 and missed the playoffs last season, one year after winning the World Series.\nBut they've had a busy winter under new owner Arte Moreno, signing free-agent pitchers Bartolo Colon and Kelvim Escobar along with outfielder Jose Guillen.\nColon got a $51 million, four-year contract last month after Escobar received $18.75 million over three years in November.\nMoreno bought the Angels from the Walt Disney Co. last spring.
