Kincaid Named ACFC Special Teams Player of Week
Salisbury, Md. – Salisbury junior place kicker Brendan Kincaid was honored by the Atlantic Central Football Conference today as he was named the ACFC Special Teams Player of the Week.

The Cambridge, Md., native was two-for-two on his field goal chances (28, 33 yards) and perfect on both point after attempts he took as Salisbury defeated No. 15 Washington & Jefferson, 32-14, on the road. Besides his kicking performance Kincaid also made a huge play on a kickoff. Kincaid, who is missing his right arm from the elbow down, made a touchdown saving tackle on a W&J return.

Kincaid is also the No. 1 men’s tennis singles player for SU. He finished the 2006 year ranked No. 32 in the country. He advanced to the NCAA National Tournament where he lost in straight sets to California Lutheran University’s Karlo Arapovic, 6-4, 6-4. He was recently profiled on Fox Sports’ NCAA On Campus show for his play on the tennis court and football field.

The ACFC Offensive Player of the Week went to Wesley quarterback Chris Warrick and Apprentice School wide receiver Travis Reid. Wesley linebacker Brandon Huntbach was named Defensive Player of the Week and Apprentice School linebacker Thomas Moultrie was selected as the ACFC Rookie of the Week.

Salisbury junior nose guard Joe Galloway and sophomore superback Ronnie Shockley were named to the honor roll for their respective positions.